In Loco was home to my very first meal in Prague. Well, first meal I remember. I was here in 2010…read morefor a weekend too but I honestly have no idea what I ate. After arriving at the airport and checking into our hotel, my mom and I wandered down the street and found this spot. Since it was so hot, we snagged an outdoor table. My mom is very indecisive when it comes to ordering so she asked our server many questions. He did not like that. I'm surprised steam didn't come out of his head. I, on the other hand, quickly ordered a pilsner and schnitzel, and he appreciated that much more. He still wasn't friendly but I guess that's to be expected here. My food was delicious and perfectly seasoned. I really liked the accompanying potato salad. My pilsner was okay. The first of many okay pilsners. Overall my experience was good. I'd certainly return to try more of their menu if I was in the area and hungry!

First stop after arriving too early to check in to nearby Hilton Hotel. We found it by reading…read moremenus as we walked by. Just assumed no YELP in Prague. 12:30 lunchtime, half dozen occupied tables in the sun on the sidewalk.half full in bar area booths) and first floor restaurant area (tables). Waitress was funny, spoke English incredibly well. Menu quite extensive, sandwiches, a scarce commodity in Central Europe, burgers and "American potatoes" which were pan fried potato wedges. Can't imagine why the name. I had a pork tenderloin with mustard sauce which melted in my mouth. Spouse had chicken with blue cheese sauce. Both came with salad. We were quite impressed with our find. Unfortunately, the neighborhood, fine during the day, would probably be a little sketchy after dark. Only two ways to get at the street from the Hilton, one a lonely construction site and the other a narrow, dark street bordering a highway. We were told we could access the street through a shopping mall but we didn't look. It is directly on a tram line which goes to the more exciting area of town.

One of the worst meals I've eaten in Europe as a whole in 5 years of my time here. I ordered the…read moreclassic tourist trap dish, goulash inside some bread. The bread was smelling foul, I think it was almost getting partly moldy. The goulash inside didn't have any pieces of meat and tasted very bland. The waiter dismissed my concerns, was rude and didn't really care at all. It was very loud and crowded inside, not easy to have a conversation. They pre-prepare their meals, so don't expect anything fresh here.

We went to try the goulash with dumplings on another cold rainy day. It was very good with chunks…read moreof beef and sliced onion. We also got the sausage with mustard and horseradish. It was delicious with a good snap and lots of flavor. But the star of the show was the garlic cheese spread appetizer. It's a must! The bread is fried which we've never had before so that was fun, but the garlic in the spread was incredible. We were sad when we finished it because we wanted more. Our server was Petr and he was delightful. Spoke English with us, German with another table and Japanese with the table next to us. He was cheerful and happy to be there. The place is cute. Rustic but classy and clean. It was decorated for Christmas which we really enjoyed. Last note was they accept credit cards. If you're in the area we encourage you to stop in!

This place rules! Ignore the other reviews they obviously have never been to a strip club before if…read moreyou don't want a dance just politely say no thank you! All the ladies are 10s! And they have something for everyone. I always bring my friends here when they are in town visiting. Run don't walk to darling I promise it's unlike anything you have ever seen!

What a place to unwind after a day of exploring beautiful Prague! The beauty just continues…read moreindoors, reviving the fun of happier times past, you know what I'm saying. I can't confirm what the people complaining are saying. It's a good old fashion cabaret fused with a good old fashion strip bar. Yeah it's nore pricey that the usual pub but good things usually are. Go see for yourself.

A tale of the good and the bad ... first the bad. Waitstaff is primarily disinterested and a bit…read moregruff. Food was overall solid and of decent quality and quantity. Cabbage soup would be 5/5 instead of 3/5 *if* the sausage listed in the ingredients list was actually evident. Instead there was more filler (potato). Excellent taste though. Ambience is kitschy. Overall a B- experience.

Had a great meal here with good wine. Service was quick and it was nice sitting outside without…read morebeing surrounded by a ton of people. Really lovely Czech food and I would recommend for anyone visiting!

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.

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

First night in Prague, and we wanted to try local cuisine. Quite honestly, I have always thought of…read moreCzech food as hearty, which has never been my preference. I had beef neck sous-vide with a lager. The beef was accompanied by a poached egg, bread dumplings, and a dill sauce. I was expecting something heavy, but it wasn't. It was really excellent. So fun to try new foods when traveling.

TLDR: there are better options for food and beer. I came here because the reviews were excellent,…read morehowever, I wasn't the biggest fan. We ordered the beef cheeks, which were served cold (likely as intended but not what I was expecting). Flavor was fine but not great. The burger was also just okay. For something so standard, it was passable but not likely to order again. Our favorite dishes were 1) the duck and 2) potato and vegetable patties. Duck was crispy, hot, and had pretty good flavor! The vegetable patties were also crispy and balanced, slightly sweet. The beer list was limited but we liked what we ordered. Hate to be a broken record but we've had better while in the city. Wouldn't recommend this place to a friend since it was just average.

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!