Dinner in the dungeon. Cool place, great vibe, good service and plenty of good food and beer…read more Portion is huge so adjust your order accordingly. Excellent beef goulash with crispy hash browns, , gigantic pork back knee with plenty of pickle cabbage. Soup and rosemary bread are not the best. Drowned man sausage is spicy and sour. Just enjoy the atmosphere and beer.

Good spot to try authentic Czech/central european cuisine with a very medieval dungeon ambiance. I…read moretried Goulash here for the first time, and the beef was perfectly tender and soft. The potato pancakes were delicious and crispy. Not much in the way of vegetarian options, my vegetarian friend ended up ordering what was basically a huge plate of fried cheese and tartar sauce (which honestly was not bad). We had an early dinner, so the place was completely empty and the food came out immediately. The wine was pretty good, although they had a bit of a fly problem and I ended up fishing out a few small flies from my glass. Overall glad we tried this place a bit more tucked away and off the main tourist path. Would recommend!

This is a fairly spare-looking restaurant, but the food and the location make it worth a visit. My…read morehusband had pork in a cream sauce and I had the goulasch - both came with bread dumplings, and both were delicious! Neither meal came with vegetables, so we ordered a salad to split. The beer on draft was Kozel and was excellent, I got the dark and my husband got the light lager, and they were both great. Service was friendly, and we were there with mostly locals, always a good sign.

Food was amazing, the beer is cold and eating a true homeland dish. When I Prague this deserves a…read morevisit. I found it due to a suggestion from my hostel staff. I never give 5 stars. This is a 4.7

Our best meal in Prague…read more Delightful food, great service, excellent wine list...really perfect in every way. Not sure what else to say. I had the goulash and the gravy was...life-changing. My partner ordered the "King Skewer" and HIS life was changed by how delicious THAT was. Yum.

Meh, wasn't actually all that impressed with this spot. The staff was a tad bit on the rude side…read moreand the food was good, just not exactly great. There is essentially a lot of indoor seating and a couple outdoor tables and this place gets reserved relatively quickly. Got in, ordered the pork loin and some potatoes. The loin itself was good, nice and juicy but the potatoes parties were a bit dry. The service pretty much sucked as the waiter seemed disinterested in helping customers and more interested helping himself. Overall, not a terrible place considering the food is good and reasonably priced but don't come expectations any sort of service... Pros- Location Non touristy Decent food Near outdoor seating Good menu Nice prices Cons- Terrible service Smoking Usually reserved so be prepared to wait Potatoes

22JUL26 During our…read morevisit to Prague we went to Malostranský Hostinec, a traditional spot with a nice atmosphere and attentive service. I ordered the Tenderloin (pork loin) and it was spectacular: tender, juicy, and accompanied by an outstanding mushroom sauce full of flavor. It came with small yellow potatoes, halved and roasted, with cooked white onions, which were also very good. I paired my dish with a Tátův Sad Suchý (dry Czech cider). As someone who loves ciders I really liked this one: it has a nice dry and bitter touch. My companions ordered hamburgers (with fries or baked potatoes) and Chicken Supreme with baked potatoes. All the dishes came with different sauces, but everything had very good flavor. The food in general is well presented with generous portions, typical of traditional Czech cuisine. The place is cozy, with an authentic atmosphere and a varied menu of classic dishes. A great choice if you want to try local food in Malá Strana. Highly recommended.

Service was good. Staff was attentive. Caesar salad was…read moretasty. It had grilled chicken and bacon (toasted ham). The beef goulash was delicious. The dining space appeared clean and inviting.

This restaurant is fantastic in every way: service, food and ambiance. Jan is an excellent server…read moreand quite the ambassador for this pub. He made great recommendations on appetizers, including the handmade crackers and cheese and schnitzel as a main course. The desserts are not to be missed. The beer is wonderful, too. Don't miss popping into this restaurant!

3.5 rounded up to 4 for friendly service…read more Solid place, but not memorable. Split the meat plate for 2 to start which came with pastrami, mini chorizo with garlic, and smoked beef. All were good, but nothing amazing. Followed this with their brisket which was tender enough to cut with a fork, but once again, I won't be dreaming about it later. For dessert, we had an egg yolk/caramel pastry that was tasty and not overly sweet. In a town full of awesome food, I probably wouldn't return.

I landed in Prague, checked in to the Hotel, and was walking around looking for a quick bite. I…read morestumbled across this hidden restaurant, tucked away in the back of this courtyard. Super simple beer menu, I got the light tank beer, it was refreshing, clean, and quenched my thirst after a long flight. To eat I had to get the duck leg confit with dumplings. The duck was tender, and fell off the bone and I loved the addition of a beet salad underneath. The staff were friendly and service was fast !

I wanted a quick snack before my tour and decided to try the potato soup in the bread bowl. I was…read morehonestly a little disappointed as it didn't live up to the bowl I had in Poland. The bread was night and day. This bread was very dense with rye and no crusty at all. The lack of crustiness was a deal breaker. Granted later my tour guide said bread bowl soups are not local and he never orders it. Lesson learned. For the beer, I got a mix of dark and light. Delicious. Czechs sure do know how to brew beer! Service was amazing but they are definitely geared towards tourists here with the amount of Google reviews they have. As the end of the meal they will give you a business card to ask for a review. Ambiance was lively and busy.

We really enjoyed this restaurant. Everyone had good food. GOAT cheese salad was delicious, the…read moresoup was very good too. It's a large restaurant with multiple floors and locations. Very worth a visit.

This place is a gem, it was recommended by our tour manager and was a great experience for our…read morefirst meal in the city. The place was busy and we were asked if we had a reservation and although we didn't they were very accommodating. The business presents it self as old school that's been upgraded so it didn't lose any of its charm and kind of made you want to stay, on that note when you are ready to leave, you need to ask you server for your bill, that's what they do here they are not trying to rush you out. The food was excellent and very reasonable.

Nice authentic Czech place, with their own gargoyles inside! Creepy and exciting altogether!…read moreOverall, a nice place to go eat local food with family- big tables, big portions and very reasonable price. I got duck for 195 kr, which is cheaper than everywhere else i saw it in Prague. And the food was delicious. Especially their cider!

It´s a nice place for a lunch or dinner. It´s not so expensive as you could expect according to a…read morelocation. Service is pretty good and staff is friendly. Interior is decorated in a kind a medieval style but just a bit. Wood is the main decorative item. Meals are based on the czech cuisine. I have never been dessapointed. They cook very well. They have also some salads, pasta and non-meat meals for those who are not a fans of czech cuisine or meat. But I definitely recommend some classic like ribs, pork knee, goulash, schnitzel etc. Beer is not bad even if it´s from Krušovice. Wine list is not good. But let´s bee honest. This kind of place is more for a beer than wine.