This market is located inside the mall. They carry a variety of items. From food to clothing and…read morehousewares. They have self checkout but it's not user friendly. Please note you must scan the plastic bag like a regular purchase Item. We were not familiar with this and neither was anyone else so everyone gets yelled at.

Good service, good attitude, nice place to go shopping food…read more I wait to go there someday again

Best prices on food in the downtown area. Good selection of food as well compared to otger local…read moregrocey shops. Workers were friendly.

I'm very disappointed by this experience at LIDL, the 19th of december…read more If you're a foreigner (I'm french), I advise you not to go in there ! At the time of payment, the credit card authorization failed. After the fact, a few hours later, i learned it was due to a problem with the contactless payment. I obvisouly had money in my bank account ! The cashier was rude with me. There was no possibility to try again, inserting the card and typing the code. She gave me a nasty look, expressing contempt for me, telling me "no money, no money". No hello, no goodbye, no politness and respect ! No need to ask for a cordial smile. I was considered a piece of s**t. Tourists deserve as much respect and consideration as Czechs.

As far as supermarkets go...THIS IS THE SHINING JEWEL OF PRAGUE! This poster child of supermarkets…read moreis what others should strive to be. The only exception to this statement being the attendant servicing the "higher end" wine/spirits department. His actions alone will not allow me to issue a 5 star ranking. Discouraged by our initial interaction- I chose to prolonged my shopping in hope that he would attempt to rectify his earlier actions. I stumbled across a unique whiskey. It would have been a lovely conversation piece in my collection, but I refuse to make purchase as a result of his actions. It is odd. I feel sorry for the salesman! Why did he think it was appropriate when he was both humiliating me and losing a sale. FYI- 1 of the 4 bottles I purchased (in one transaction) last month= $3000US! Cheers!

From the owner: Pražská pobočka Albert nabízí čerstvé pečivo, které peče několikrát denně ve vlastní pekárně na…read moreobchodě. Sortiment je rozšířen o výrobky z regionálních pekáren. V sortimentu naleznete oblíbené privátní značky AH Basic, Albert Quality, Albert Excellent. Dále výrobky z vlastní řady Retro - kvalitní uzeniny a lahůdky podle původních receptur Albert Bio - mléčné výrobky, ovoce a zelenina, mouka, luštěniny, aj. Albert Veggie - chlazené pomazánky a snack v biokvalitě pro vegany a vegetariány Albert Free From - výrobky bez laktózy, nebo bez lepku

Všem děkuji za projevenou práci. A hlavně zaměstnancům, jak se zákazníkům věnují, když potřebují…read moreporadit. Hlavně musím projevit spokojenost s úsekem ovoce, zelenina,kdy jsou zaměstnaci velice vsřídní k zákazníkům.

Marks & Spencer is a British brand of clothing that has a ton of locations in Prague. It's a…read moredepartment store with a ton of clothing items, accessories, home accents, fragrances etc. They even have a bakery area with freshly baked cookies etc. Of course I had to check out this store since they were having a nice winter sale while I was visiting. I really liked a light blue winter coat but the other location didn't have small sizes. They said they can't see in other locations what their inventory is. That was a bit inconvenient but nonetheless I didn't give up and found it in this location after visiting one other Marks & Spencer location. This one is located in the Palladium shopping center and is slightly larger in size compared to the other two locations I went to. Happy shopping.~

Being big fans of the M&S Food Courts of London, Hubby and I stopped at this M&S as soon as we…read morearrived in Prague to stock up on grocers for our VRBO flat. We were disappointed. There was no food court, just a small "food" area with packaged food gifts. This store should be advertised as strictly a department store for clothes without including food.

I stumbled upon this farmers market by chance outside Jiřího z Poděbrad Metro station. It's a small…read moremarket, but filled with all freshest produce, meat, snacks, juices and flowers in Prague. The mushroom vendors are a foragers dream, and had the largest shrooms I've ever seen. The vendors are friendly and most seem eager for you to sample or purchase their goods. I had a great time "window shopping" and taking pictures. It's particularly nice to stroll through on a warm, sunny day.

My favorite farmers market in Prague! Great spot to purchase produce and other food items. The…read morevendors change each day. You can expect a mix of Czech and international specialties. One of my favorite vendors is the man with the soup. He also offered other things like lasagna, risotto, quiche... but my God! His tomato soup is out of this world. Topped with some pumpkin seeds and complimentary bread, it's the perfect lunch. Also, his partner makes amazing veggie quinoa burgers that are just perfection and so juicy and satisfying- even for a meat eater! Seriously one of the best things I have ever put into my mouth. The French bakery vendor with a super sweet bouncy blonde lady is also a superb standout. Try the colossal almond croissants. At about 50kc ($2), they aren't cheap but OMG they are amazing. Lightly filled with some sort of sweet almond butter paste. If it's available, be sure to try some pumpkin seed oil! It's a super savory oil that is delicious with bread or on dark green salads. You can easily get here by taking the A line to Jiriho z Podebrad. If you're just visiting, I highly recommend you stop here for lunch. It's a great way to experience the real side of Prague, mingle with locals, and try so many delicious foods and drinks at unbearable prices.