I came for lunch with a friend right when it opened at 11 and it was already practically packed. I…read moregot the chicken lunch special and it ended up being perfect in every way possible: portion, taste, and authentic taste. They seem to specialize in pork dishes but I had been eating way too much pork and wanted to ease up a bit...so I went with the safe choice: chicken. After ordering, I immediately regretted it because I thought it would be too basic of a choice. It ended up being harmless worry because it was delicious. I also tried my friend's potato pancake dish and it was also excellent. That one is a bit more traditional though and in hindsight, I could not have eaten an entire dish of it-so beware! When people say the food is inexpensive, they mean it. For such high quality food, I was amazed at the check prices and debated getting some food to take home.

Pros: -- Inexpensive, good, Czech dishes…read more -- Broad menu choices, so if pork and starch aren't what you're after, you can find plenty of other items. I had the Greek salad. -- Enjoyed the service: nary a smile, but attentive and thoughtful, in a Slavic kind of way. -- Basic but charming atmosphere. Cons: -- If you want a grinning, cheerful server, go somewhere else. But the service isn't rude, it's just cultural. Summary: I'd go back and try other dishes anytime. Like the leg of pork for (if I recall) Kč1,300 that could feed a family of 10.

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.

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!

Came here last night as my sleep schedule is a little wonky from jet lag and I needed dinner -…read morekitchen stays open late and it worked perfectly for me since I wasn't in the mood for fast food. Service was exceptionally nice. The server was super friendly and ribbed me a little bit for ordering two things. I had the dumplings and the steak tartare. The tartare was wonderful and I loved the accoutrements. The dumplings were honestly just okay - would not get them again. I'm learning that Czech "dumplings" are basically just soaked bread and I'm not a fan. Place is nice, located conveniently, and the bathrooms are clean and private. Would return here for sure.

Delicious beer, affordable prices, and yummy food…read more Almost missed this spot on the way back to our hotel but glad we didn't. We got Brie with cranberry to start and of course the whole thing was devoured. For our main course we got the porkchop with green beans and baked potato. What a hearty meal. The green beans were the best I've ever had and that not an exaggeration. My husband got the schnitzel and it was awesome. Fried but not overly greasy, the meat was so tender and juicy! Great place to grab a bite and they had clean restrooms!

Okay, this is a place that you can come 10 times, order something different, love every single one…read moreof them, and still not have ordered half of the menu. If someone asked me what are my top 3 restaurants in Prague, I'd put this on the list. Why? Because of the selection. This caters to the meat lover, fish lover, vegetarian, big appetite, small appetite, or even if you just want drinks and an appetizer. They have some interesting lemonades also, and I actually was never impressed with lemonade in Prague, except for here. It's right by the river too, so it's great to spend the day out in that area before or after eating. Maybe go peddle-boating too.

I am definitely a fan of Amtosphere, having been here in '09, '12, twice in 2014, and again in…read more2015! This is definitely a pub/restaurant with a student-local vibe, and nowhere you want to be if smoking bothers you, but all in all it is a fantastic spot in old town where the food is reliable and the hours are perfect! The first time I went was late in a cold January night back in '09, and I followed my Czech-native friends down crazy back alleys, entirely confused as to where we were. After many a glass of wine and amazing conversation, I was surprised to see we exited out near the river, right in Prague 1! This made it slightly easier to find again on my next trip. In 2012 I took my husband here (far too early in the day) on our honeymoon. The place was mostly deserted, but he loved his mojito, I enjoyed my glass of red wine, and all the food we had was on point. (I believe back then it was a cheese plate, as well as grilled steak, and grilled goat cheese over salad.) -- He loved the food and vibe so much he said we had to go back on our next trip. The two (+) times we've been back, we've been even more delighted with the food, and as we went later in the day, also in the vibrant atmosphere. I love their takes on Tex-Mex style food such as burritos, chili con carne, sides with dipping sauces and hot peppers, etc. We've ordered plenty of stuff on our trips here and have quite honestly never been disappointed. Also, the fun wall art and signs make this place that much more awesome. Truly a place to chill, watch the natives, and enjoy yourself. Also a fun place to take random Scottish people you just met on the metro when they are new to the area ^^ PS: Thanks for speaking English!

Very nice and quaint restaurant and Bar. English speaking waiter. Staff is very sweet. Reasonably…read morepriced and the food is tasty. My daughter is Vegan and they have a special menu for her and were very accommodating.

I love the waiter here. He always remembers me, mainly by my drink :)…read more the food is good but the steak can be very fatty, Ive heard others complain and so did my husband but most of what I have eaten here is fine. Ill continue to go as the area is convenient for me and I feel comfortable here and get a bit of pampering :)

This was my first meal on my first ever trip to Prague. The restaurant was down the street from my…read morehotel. It was outstanding. Not only is the outdoor ambience perfect, the food and beer was awesome! They had English menu if you requested and I had the "Roasted Pork Chunks" with sweet cabbage & bread dumplings and a house pilsner! Definitely worth visiting!

One of the oldest places in town, it was packed to the hilt for a week day. But we were able to get…read morea table quickly. It has 2 bowling lanes downstairs which was kind of cool. The food was great, especially the beef goulash. Rustic vibes and good times!