Small spot with big portions. Great for after a night of drinking. Workers are friendly and helpful.read more

We stopped here to get a quick bite. The guy who prepared our food was very friendly and it helped…read morethat he spoke English. Mustafa was really generous and super nice! Great start of our day!

Extremely pleased with the free breakfast buffet that was included in my recent stay!! Wow! I've…read morenever seen real honeycomb in a breakfast buffet, and I'm still dreaming about that! I added it to my toast and it was the most delicious thing I've ever eaten. I loved the fresh breads and the fresh fruits and vegetables. Staff members were amazing, super welcoming and attentive. The high-tech juice machine malfunctioned and they quickly fixed it. Beautifully decorated space. Loved everything!

Well hello there! Farmers Market was great! My friend and I were starving and we stumbled upon…read moreFarmers Market. Well, I initially thought it was simply a market, but the menu proved otherwise. Farmers Market is adjacent to the Marriott Hotel and their cuisine is American. I had a burger with bacon and it was more than I bargained for! It was very fresh and cooked to order with a side of fresh hot fries! The service was great. We had everything we needed right away, and I wanted to mention the ambiance was nice and chill. Of course I could not fathom to eat the entire meal, so I requested a box. Can you believe, instead of a box, I received my food to go in a sealed tray! I was in awe by this! The restaurant is huge on ensuring your food is fresh for the second time you decide to take another bite. Thank you for the hospitality and taking great care of us. Until next time, Cheers!

This place is great for Mexican in Prague…read more Ceviche was fresh, small portion but delicious flavor. Enchiladas were tasty and good portion size. Tacos were delicious. Ambiance was adorable, reminded me of Mexico. Staff was great, it seems they share tables to ensure you're always served, we felt very taken care of. We went at lunch, it wasn't busy at all so a group of 12 of us sat down right away - doesn't get much better than this experience!

Good mixed drinks, good flautas, they had good Chile del Arbol. People were very nice and great…read morepatio.

Potrefená Husa ("The Wounded Goose") is a chain that began in Prague, in the early 2000s,…read moreaffiliated with the Staropramen brewery, and now operates around the country. Vinohradská was one of the first branches and has consistently served classic pub-style Czech food and New Czech cuisine. They used to have some of the best burgers in Prague, back when real hamburgers were hard to find. Their burgers are still good, but so are their salads, their classic Czech soups, and homestyle specialities like roast duck with red cabbage and seasoned dumplings. Fittingly for a chain affiliated with a brewery, they have a selection of beers on draft, including many from Staropramen and some from affiliate breweries like Hoegaarden. Service is friendly and efficient. Outside dining is available in the warmer months and the interior is air conditioned. Reservations are recommended for a large group.

We had a great meal here! I wanted to try the traditional Czech dish of beef with dumplings and…read morecranberries. It was delicious, but on the filling side so only order this if you´re really hungry. I also ordered the green salad, in an attempt to up my vegetable consumption, which was cheap and very fresh.My favorite part of the meal was definitely the bottle of rose we ordered for the table. It was super refreshing and delicious. The staff was very friendly and attentive! He provided us with an English menu. I had to drop them one star though because my friend ordered the risotto and was brought spaghetti dish instead. She clearly pointed to the menu item she wanted, so I believe the confusion was in the differences in language. She decided to give it a try and it was still good so she ate the dish rather than sending it back. The highlight of her meal was the traditional soup with an egg in it. She said she would be returning just to have it again! If you´re in the neighborhood come here for an excellent selection of traditional Czech food, modern choices, and ice cold wine and beer.

Nice little place on a very pleasant quiet street. They had plenty of healthy options, a very…read morefriendly staff that spoke excellent English, and the whole bill for two people amounted to 22.5 USD (including 3 drinks). Not the greatest in the world, but definitely recommend.

No Credit cards, but worth the trouble to find cash. Family of 5 ran us $2700 crowns ($140 US$)…read more Three of us modified with the Linda McCarthy Veggie patty, one got the chicken and the other got the Bacon Jam with real beef. Wait staff was awesome, even charged our phones for us while we ate. The owner Steve was welcoming and helped us map out the rest of the day in Prague. Its not very Czech, but it is very very Good.

Our first night in Prague after travelling from Berlin got us to our flat fairly late so we needed…read morea place to eat close by given the time. How can you not try a place with a name like that? Saw the bras hanging as we walked in, made me chuckle. We were seated right away, in a small room with a fair amount going on. I picked the Jim Morrison along with the fries and lovely K had the Janis Joplin, also with fries. Both choices were a very good sized portion with a good amount of fries. The JM stated it's spicy, and it was indeed so. The JJ is also a good sized portion, but it had too much going on for K. What really let the meal down was the fries. They were not hot, and had been cooked too long. The outside was crispy with a good crunch, but the interior was not what we were looking for. Could have been epic with nice fries, but they missed the mark by just a bit.

It's not exactly Subway but being in the mood to have a different foodie experience, I decided to…read moreget sandwiches. After staring at the menu for several minutes, I took a chance on the box of small variety sandwiches that had small potato wedges with special sauce. I was pleased with my selection. The sandwiches are made fresh as you wait, a timer tells you the countdown of when to expect the finished product and they beat their five allotment. Even though the finished product looked and tasted great, the employees didn't look happy or smile at any customers. It does make a difference to me about presentation, not only of food but service.

The only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is the quality of the food and the atmosphere. It is a…read morequick in and out kind of place but it has a wide variety and it is very cheap. The subs are pretty good and so are the fries. Good place for something quick and can take it on the go if needed.

The service is really rude, and the food is not even good. They call it "bacon", but it's really…read morejust soggy ham stuff piled on top of your burger, smeared with straight fucking tomato paste. I don't know why it has good reviews, but no thanks!

Great pizza and open late till 6 am. Fast and satisfied our late night hunger pains when we got off…read morethe train our first night. Their marinara sauce made the thin pizza perfect and juicy.

Thai Spice will be found on the upper floor, next to a sit down Thai restaurant in the food court…read moresection of Atrium Flora in Prague City. This place freshly cooks your lunch in front of you while you wait. Prices and variety are very reasonable and service is very good. The only downside is that your meal comes without a spice index and there's ground peppers where the silverware and napkins are located at. The main person is hard to understand but point and gesture. She will eventually get your correct dish.

Let me start with the good news first. This is just a little stand in the food court but its…read moredirectly next to Orange Moon and even though it's branded completely differently, the secret is that they use the same cooks and ingredients. So the food is really delicious especially compared to usual Asian food court stands. They even serve food to go in cute little plastic pail like things that won't spill on the way home and are actually reusable. Now for the bad... Today, they made me their bitch. Let me explain. There's this one girl who is working there 90% of the time. She's Czech or Slovak, slim build, black long straight hair, strong chin, and blood curdling look that says "I like to kill puppies with my bare hands." One time I made the mistake of asking if they had any soy sauce, and she looked at me with total disgust and then near panic "There IS soy sauce in it ALREADY!!!" okay well maybe I want to add some, I sputtered. IMPOSSIBLE and the entire food court turned their heads towards me in silence and shook them back in forth in disappointment and shame (okay not really, but it felt like it). Basically she has only a tentative grasp on the concept of customer service, but the food is so good that I will still occasionally put myself through the torture for some fried vegetables in oyster sauce. Which is where we get to the point of my story. Today, she made me her bitch. I politely, without too much eye contact and void of any shadow of entitlement, ordered my dish and stood quietly while it was prepared. She even kind of smiled and inside my heart unicorns pranced. Then when she motioned to me to take my tray, it was totally not what I ordered. I'm a grown woman. I'm from New york city and you know what happens if you can make it there! I've travelled before the internet. I've been arrested. I've climbed volcanos. I fought off packs of dogs in Mexico and monkeys in Thailand. But today, I looked down at my food, up at the porcelain spawn of Satan, sputtered, "but, i thought.. i um.." and then said never mind and walked away and ate my food like a good girl. Luckily it was delicious :)