Great local bar, so if you are a tourist be respectful to local patrons having a beer…read more Food is very good and plenty of choices of beer, can be hard to find the table but once you are seated service is prompt. Good location to visit!

Best meal of our trip to Prague. Extremely well-run pub with hearty fare like duck hearts and beef…read moresteaks. We had the grilled pork chop, quarter duck, and a side of fries, and each dish was excellent. For example, the duck is seasoned in fennel and extremely tender. Only Pilsner Urqell on tap, poured the customary way (mostly foam) The vibe is warm, with wood paneling and large TVs that air the hockey games. Mostly local clients who share large table. The staff were very welcoming, and were happy to help us even though we only spoke English. The price is extremely reasonable, we paid about 22 euros for two entrees and three 1/2 liter beers.

Great local bar with great food. Pancake with beef and sauerkraut was fantastic. Great chicken…read moreschnitzel.

We stopped here during a local food tour. I had the pickled cheese, lemonade, fried cheese,…read morepotatoes, and coleslaw. My favorite was the fried cheese because who doesn't love cheese?

This is a little bar/restaurant not far from the main drag in Prague that serves plenty of beer and…read moreother local fare. Came here with a huge group so that automatically helped give the place a lively ambiance. Add the accordion player and you have yourself a little Czech party. With all that in mind I had a pretty good experience here. The prices are reasonable given its proximity to some of the major sights of Prague (though you still need to take a little walk from key areas). The service here was mixed. Some folks were friendly, some were not. Maybe it was the fact I drank a lot of local Czech beer that night and had a heck of a good time, but my overall memory of this place was that the basement area had a pretty dark, cozy atmosphere which was different from the brighter dining area on the main floor. The bathrooms here was clean and believe me you'll need it given all the good beer you'll likely be drinking here. All in all a pretty decent experience.

The server was very friendly and guided us through the menu. We ordered the pork knuckle which came…read morewith horseradish and mustard and was plenty of food for two hungry people. The red peppers on the side were delicious!! I also ordered the goulash in a bread bowl which was very flavorful as well.

This traditional old Czech pub and brewery was a convenient spot for a late dinner after watching a…read moreshow at the nearby Blacklight theater. The crowd seemed to lean slightly more tourist than locals, but I could be wrong. Service was friendly overall, and the ambience is crowded, loud, and well, its a pub! 125K/$5.25 Whipped Beer cheese with fried bread...I saw this on a Anthony Bourdain episode, and it did not disappoint! the creamy cheese was like spiced feta cheese, the toasted breads were a perfect vessel to transport the tasty cheese into my mouth. 260K/$11 Roast Beef in Rosehips sauce, with potato croquettes...this sounded amazing on paper! But it was just okay, as an American I like my beef medium and tender. This beef was more well done and dry, but the creamy rose sauce was wonderful and did a pretty good job of masking the beef averageness. The potato croquettes crispy and airy, unique! 260K/$11 4 Beer sampler. This seemed like a good idea at first, but for Czech prices this was actually bit pricy. The beers seemed to be about a 200ml pour each. Being from San Diego, California where we have the best beer in the world, I found each of the four beers just kind average. It's much cheaper just to buy individual beers. Good place, not a great place. Come by if its convenient at the moment, like it was for me.

This was amazing food was awesome as well as service! This lived up to the hype. Would definitely…read morego back for more

Went here for my 1st beer stop since got here and before heading to an event. Love it, just tasty…read moreand well crafted beer. Great friendly & helpful and fun staff they have. They do have food menu but wasn't able to taste it (yet, will come back). Great & lovely vibe here.

Great recommendation from a friend. Very good tasting food and beer. Atmosphere was great.read more

This restaurant is insanely busy so make reservations. We did and we arrived a bit early but they…read moresat us anyway. The turnover is high - it's a fairly large restaurant but for 2 people, the seats turn quickly. A server came by not long after we sat down to take our drink order. Be sure you watch the monitor for your train delivery, if you want to record it. I had a Royal Crown Cola (no relationship to the alcohol) and hubby got the beer "train" (sampling of 4 beers). For dinner, I chose the Chicken Teriyaki and hubby had the Burger. Both meals were good. It's overpriced but likely to keep up the maintenance of the train system. This is so novel and fun, you feel like a kid again, especially if you are facing the window - the trains fly by in front of you all throughout your meal. You can always just come in for a drink and save some $$$ if you just want to check it out. Just be sure to put in a reservation!

Yes, it is a touristy place, yes it is a bit overpriced, but the food was good and it was a fun…read moreexperience for all. It was fun seeing all of trains going around and seeing our food and drinks delivered to us, and other orders go by. We had a later reservation, but decided to wait in line and got in earlier. We felt that it was worth the wait and $$, and if you have kids, then they'll love it for sure!

Although the restaurant was very busy, there was a single-top available on the second floor with a…read moreterrific view of the main floor. I was about to order a glass of wine when I saw the Pilsner Urquell in the three styles. Although the menu did not have the official name, I opted for The Cut (aka Šnyt), which is more foam than beer. For dinner, I went with the Veal & Cheese Rissole. The breading provided plenty of flavor to the veal & pork combo. The mashed potato had a very creamy texture. Unfortunately, the cucumber salad was the least favorite of the three. The shredded cucumber was akin to sauerkraut being drowned in water. I regretfully passed on the dessert. From my vantage point, I could not see anyone ordering dessert. Even more regrettable, before I left, I discovered the restroom was not well cleaned.

Prague was a stop on my cross-European bike adventure this summer and I simply loved my stay here…read more In fact, the visit to this restaurant contributed immensely to my favorite review of this city: the food was amazing, the atmosphere great and the service was excellent. Having had just arrived in Prague earlier that day and having cycled 100+ kilometers, I was quite famished when I arrived. I hadn't made a reservation but being a singleton at an early evening hour, the staff found me a table quickly. I started by ordering an alcohol-free beer and then I perused the menu. Marek, the waiter, soon came to my aide and helped me pick out a hearty portion: dumplings, of course! For dessert, I also had another set of dumplings and I loved both dishes.

My co workers and I tried finding a nice restaurant in this area; however, they were either packed…read moreor only accepted cash. We spotted Mlsnej kocour and decided to give it a try. We were seated promptly as a group. I ordered the salmon with Spinach and added potatoes. Once the food arrived I dug in. My food was nice and hot. The salmon was cooked to perfection and so was the spinach. The potatoes, not so much. The potatoes were bland and kind of undercooked. I would definitely come back to try other menu items when in Prague again. I would recommend this restaurant.

Stopped by after a short visit to the crowded Christmas market. Seemed like a well known place as…read morediners had to be turned away because it was filling up with market goers. Traditional Czech cuisine with a local pub feeling. Clean and lively with local patrons. We order a few traditional dishes. See photos for details. Server was pleasant but the food took a while so I fires that's a good sign since a couple of the dishes were slow cooked. The star of the dinner was the pork knuckle. A must try when in Prague. Pork was falling off bone and the skin so flavorful.