Tiny but cozy. pizza is pretty good but my new favorite Jacks Daniels burger and cheddar fries with…read morebacon and jalapeno. but it is pretty funny that they are called turbo when you have to wait 80 minutes for just 2 burgers.

The most quickest convenient pizza one stop shop, if you are with friends or with family I would…read moredefinitely recommend coming here. They make the pizza right in front of you from scratch. Very authentic! You have all the different types of pizza on display to pick from. They will also warm it up upon request. In addition they also will deliver to you if need be. Seating is about 3-4 tables, so not as much but you could definitely make it work!

Didn't listen and Hung up, very unfriendly. Never recommend. Bad restaurant. Additional…read morecharacterise because it's needed

I am shocked this place doesn't have more reviews. I came across this place one day when I was…read morewandering the area and was starving. I popped in here, what a good choice I made! The staff was amazing, bilingual, very friendly and welcoming. Their prices are dirt cheap, 99czk for a whole pizza, fresh out of the oven as well. They have a little sitting area or offer take away. They entertained me while I was waiting, talking to me and asking where I was from. They also have seasonings and a fresh homemade sauces to add to your pizza right next to the counter. They are delicious and free! The pizza is also the BEST I have had in Europe, next to Italy of course. They do it well, the right way and for the right price. I will for sure be going back to this place and bringing friends next time. Excellent job guys, I am not easy to impress but my experience here was top notch.

We came from Prague to Kutná Hora for a 1/2 day trip. After the ossuary we took the bus to the…read morecenter and happened upon this place. It was a cold but sunny day, so we decided to sit out in the sun. There are some picnic tables outside with a nice view of the cathedral and the arcade of statues. They have several menu options. They also have a few pictures of food items. That to me screams tourist trap. So although we avoid these type of places, we went ahead and ordered because they accept credit cards and we were running low on cash. We were trying to not use our remaining kč as to not have to take more cash out. I just wanted soup, but my husband wanted food. Silly man. The garlic soup with ham and cheese was pretty good and it warmed my bones. Now, we ordered the fish & chips from the touristy menu. Looked beer battered and was pictured with hush puppies. We got corn meal breading and no hush puppies. We also ordered the fried cheese. All the fried items were pretty greasy and had a bit of old oil aftertaste. Service is pretty gruff. And here's the kicker. We go to pay, and we get "No cards, cash only". Forget the fact, that right on their window they have stickers for every single credit card known to man. Including AmEx. Fortunately, we had enough cash, because although they have an ATM attached ro their restaurant, I was not going to withdraw from there! So if you just want beer or hot soup, you're ok. As long as you have cash.

Delightful spot to cool your dogs after hiking around Kutna Hora seeing the sights. It's across…read morefrom the Jesuit College and looks like it could be a tourist trap but we found it to be most comfortable and quaint.

This place has great steak, even though it has a pizzeria name. Service was very nice, desserts are…read morehuge and delicious as you can see in the picture. There is a back room that is a lot nicer. The front room by the bar is mainly for a drink or pizza.

Everything went great. Pizza is the super thin, yeasty and crisp. Outdoor seating on a hot day…read more. but the stone streets and wall kept the area cool. Much less sugar in sauce than most places, which is great

Walked in one hour before they closed and asked if they had a table. The hostess said she would…read morecheck but then said that they were closed. We said that we understood, and amicably turned away but the hostess proceeded to sing the words "closed for you!" Not sure if this had any racist or xenophobic undertones, but the workers all started to laugh after she said these words to us. It was at maximum a 2 minute interaction that left us feeling pretty uncomfortable. Wouldn't recommend!

Stopped in as 7 with reservations on a Sunday about 2pm. The restaurant is casual with Inside (step…read moredown) and outside cafe style seating all adorned with red & white checkered tablecloths. Plenty of wine and beer choices. Wait staff were very attentive. Starters were burrata salad, fochaccia bread, eggplant Parmigiano, meatballs and house salads. Mains were burrata and three cheese pizza and spaghetti. Everything was hot, delicious and plentiful. Dessert was cannoli, chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream with cappuccino and espressos all around. Enjoy!

Our waiter was friendly and gave great recommendations. The food was delicious, especially the…read morepizza diavola, his recommendation. We also had the homemade lemonade. Overall, it was a great dining experience with authentic Italian flavors.

A friend of ours who is from Prague recommended this spot. The service was impeccable we had no…read morereservation, walked in on a rainy day with stroller and a hungry toddler and they gave us a table right away. The food was AMAZING. We truly enjoyed every single item that we ordered. The house made bread was so delicious. If you choose to get seated downstairs you will walk right past where they make their home made pasta which is so cool to see. It has a really cute and cozy ambiance. Overall this modern Italian establishment was amazing and if we have time we may just go back for more menu items

I had a good experience here, but I felt like it was sort of an everyday type of experience at…read morespecial occasion prices, which I guess is what I get for choosing a restaurant in the heart of the tourist district. It was the most expensive meal I had in Prague, and while the food was good, for these prices, I expect to either be really impressed by the food or to have particularly special service or ambiance. Because I didn't have a reservation, I was seated in the entry hallway; the ambiance may be a little nicer in the downstairs dining room. I had the spinach tagliatelle, tiramisu, and a lime iced tea. I thought the candied walnuts in the pasta were interesting and I really liked the dish. The tiramisu was good but not a standout, though I liked how the bitterness of the espresso came through. Lime iced tea was pretty sweet and more lime than tea, but it was nice even if it wasn't what I expected. If you don't care too much about prices, this is a good place, I just think there are comparatively good Italian restaurants at a better price if you go a little further from the major tourist areas.

Nice design of the place, we had only the daily menu for lunch and it was really good. I enjoyed…read morethe free apetizer in form of home-made butter and bread.