Lovely small restaurant with delicious garlic soup & beef soup. Traditional Czech cuisine.read more

Great Czech food, ambience- nice beers. Easy walking distance to all the best areas.read more

One of the worst meals I've eaten in Europe as a whole in 5 years of my time here. I ordered the…read moreclassic tourist trap dish, goulash inside some bread. The bread was smelling foul, I think it was almost getting partly moldy. The goulash inside didn't have any pieces of meat and tasted very bland. The waiter dismissed my concerns, was rude and didn't really care at all. It was very loud and crowded inside, not easy to have a conversation. They pre-prepare their meals, so don't expect anything fresh here.

We went to try the goulash with dumplings on another cold rainy day. It was very good with chunks…read moreof beef and sliced onion. We also got the sausage with mustard and horseradish. It was delicious with a good snap and lots of flavor. But the star of the show was the garlic cheese spread appetizer. It's a must! The bread is fried which we've never had before so that was fun, but the garlic in the spread was incredible. We were sad when we finished it because we wanted more. Our server was Petr and he was delightful. Spoke English with us, German with another table and Japanese with the table next to us. He was cheerful and happy to be there. The place is cute. Rustic but classy and clean. It was decorated for Christmas which we really enjoyed. Last note was they accept credit cards. If you're in the area we encourage you to stop in!

The best onion soup of my LIFE I might go back just for that soup! I also had a really good mixed…read moregreens with Camembert salad, the mustard dressing was delicious and I liked that the salad came with bread for me to eat some of the Camembert with. Very very quick service

Clean modern open space with a menu focused on Hungarian staples and beer of course. The drink Menu…read moregoes beyond beer but let's be honest beer is why you are here. The food was hearty and tasty. We had tasty beef in cream, pork in cream, perfect chicken schnitzel, unique to us pickled sausages and potato pancakes. Service was quick and accommodating.

This place is a little hard to find, off of the beaten path for tourists. It is, however, exactly…read morewhat we were looking for. Traditional Czech food that was half price of the restaurants in old town. I'd say they had the best goulash soup that we have eaten, which was a huge portion. The broth was very thick and filled with meat, not just broth, with big chunks of potatoes and carrots. The pork knuckle could be on or off the bone, it was like 2 servings. It came with white and purple sauerkraut and chives dumplings. I had the goulash, which was a hint of spicy with the paprika and onions. The dumplings (4) sopped up the rest of the gravy. Beers were also cheaper. Give it a go!

Very delicious and generous food portions! Really fun environment, and very good service. Come here…read moreif you enjoy beer and tasty food, everyone was very helpful and friendly.

One of our best meals in Prague so far! It's truly a hidden gem! It's down in a cozy basement with…read moresoft lighting and full of locals...great atmosphere! Not touristy at all! The waitress was the nicest we've had here, very warm and welcoming! We tried the famous Czech beer, the pork ribs and the "Moravian Sparrow" (a pork dish) and all was excellent! Great prices too! Highly recommend this spot!

I liked this restaurant. It was near our hotel and the food was good. It was down in a dark…read morebasement, very Prague. Our waitress was very nice, definitely something to mention since it is Prague. The beers were good, they had several different types of Pilsners. We had the cheese plate which has several types of cheese, all very tasty. I had the beef goulash with dumplings. The dumplings weren't my favorite, they were pretty much just slices of bread and not super flavorful. I sampled the duck which was yummy. For dessert we had the pancake, basically it was a crepe covered in chocolate. Overall, not a bad meal for our first night in Prague.

If you're not coming to this restaurant to sit on the terrace in the sunshine and admire the view…read moreof Prague, don't bother, the only reason to come here is for the view. There are two restaurants at Villa Richter; Piano Nobile (the more formal/fancy one) and Piano Terra (the more casual restaurant. Both have terraces overlooking the city. We ate at Piano Terra. This establishment bills itself as upscale Italian restaurant and its own Czech-made Riesling and Pinot Noir. The Riesling is pleasant, drier than many examples--more comparable to a Sauvignon Blanc than a typical Riesling, but enjoyable nonetheless. Unfortunately, the Villa Richter Pinot Noir is just not good. It begins with a strong and fruity cherry flavor, a bit harsh and unrefined, and finishes with a lingering chemical-ish taste most similar to chlorine. You know the flavor, accidentally swallowing pool water as a kid? Yeah. Chlorine. I have no idea what's going on with it, but it was unpleasant. Our food was okay but nothing to get too excited about. We started with a delicious bruschetta. For the main, I had chicken breast in a sage and butter sauce. The chicken was a bit dry but edible. My wife had pasta, though I can't remember exactly what it was so it wasn't remarkable. Typcial Italian desserts of tiramisu and cheesecake, both similarly unremarkable. Still, it was a nice way to start our Prague weekend, sitting outside sipping wine on a terrace overlooking the city, if a bit of a diversion from the traditional Czech food and drink.

Don't come at the Terra restaurant of la Villa Richter for the food, there's so much better in…read morePraha (Piano Noble restaurant by La Villa Richter for example) Come for the view! One of the best views you'll have of Praha! Come to relax if you can grab one of the 4 tables on the Terrasse. Come if you have visited the Castle and your legs can't hold you anymore We had an Apple Strudel that was good but not exceptional, a fresh mint tea that was fresh! But we stayed a couple of hours because it was just too relaxing I would definitely return for tea time in summer if I'm in the neighborhood but wouldn't go for lunch or dinner.

Excellent coffee and pastry shop. My hotel was sons the corner so I would pop in morning and…read moreafternoon. Traditional European coffee choices, tasty pastry, sandwiches - nice decor, grand chandelier, friendly staff, and you can watch them make the pastry!

Delicious!!! We loved this place so much we came twice in the few days we were in Prague! They have…read moreall the traditional Czech cuisines that were generous in portions and was way easy on the wallet! Note it's downstairs and can easily be missed but worth looking for! We actually stumbled upon it randomly! We tried; - pork knee - pork schnitzel - Prague platter - fried cheese - goulash - garlic soup - cabbage soup - beef with vegetable cream sauce and dumplings - 1/2 roast duck - mixed beer - light beer - dark beer Honestly everything was really good!! All in all if you want a delicious filling meal filled with Czech dishes without shelling out a lot of money come here!

Wonderful quiet place with a old charm. The wood work decor in the place brings you to a Montana…read moreranch feel. The service was great. The honey roast ribs is very flavor, but a little over cooked to dry side. I'd you like potato fries, can't complain. The grilled vegetables is very flavorful, salad was fresh. The grilled chicken spaghetti was yummy too. Their grilling was on par.

Option to eat on the patio or inside. Service was quick and the food was delicious. I had the…read moretraditional Czech potato dumplings stuffed with smoked meat and served with sauerkraut. So good! The honey glazed ribs served at the table beside me looked good too! Enjoyed a Pilsner Urquell with my meal. Excellent value. I ate in the Old Town Square the night before and the food was half as good and twice as much. That area is a tourist trap! My beer that night cost 129 czk but the same beer, same size was 57 czk at Amos'. Easy to find and well worth going for a meal or a drink!