Went here for dinner alone and they seated me at a lovely table by the window. I tried the…read morequesadilla which was absolutely delicious and I could not believe it wasn't meat. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere lovely.

After a less than stellar with a meat-alternative traditional Czech dish at another Prague…read morerestaurant, I didn't have high expectations for Maitrea. I decided I would try it anyway because it was in the area and had such good reviews, and I'm so glad I did! The transitional dish I opted for this time was the svíčková, some kind of soy meat cutlet topped with cranberry sauce, whipped cream, and some kind of creamy sauce covering the whole thing. Bread dumplings came with it, which were perfect for soaking up that creamy sauce. I'm not really sure how to describe what it tasted like as it was unlike anything I've ever eaten, but it was all flavorful, rich, and delicious! The whipped cream seemed especially random to me, but it was unsweetened so it wasn't actually too out of place. The meat alternative that was used was not too spongy, which often is the case with soy-based products. The ambiance is very cozy - I sat downstairs but it didn't feel like I was in a basement at all. No complaints about service either, and I appreciated that you could pay via the QR code at your table so I didn't have to worry about flagging a waitress down for the check. All in all a great experience and if I'm ever in Prague again, I will be back!

This is a vegetarian restaurant with a creative menu. We are meat-eaters but loved our vegetarian…read moremeal here. Everything we ordered was delicious: * Tofuie Gras: smoked tofu paté with cranberry gel, served on toasted bread * Czech Traditional Svíčková: root vegetable sauce with Carlsbad dumplings, plant-based meat patty, lemon, and cranberry gel * Jackfruit Burrito: pulled jackfruit, smoked corn, chipotle rice, Cheddar, pickled cabbage, black beans, mango salsa, sour cream, and a side salad * Vegan Snickers: chocolate-caramel bar with raspberry sauce and peanuts I would consider becoming vegetarian if I can eat like this for every meal.

There's vegetarian magic in the air at the Lekha Hlava Clear Head Restaurant in Prague…read more We'll start with the very cool location. It is off a quiet side street down a clean and safe-feeling but still mysterious alley - like its location is a secret. Our reservation was for 6:30 pm and they asked if we thought we'd be done by 8:00 - probably so we wouldn't see the next party taking our table and they wouldn't see us. Let's keep the all the info secure - that's what's best for everyone. If the omnivores find out about this place, the fate of the whole known universe could be at risk. What if everyone wanted to eat at vegetarian restaurants? Crazy, right? VIPs like our family (ha!) sit in the Blue Heaven room where the tables are fire. Seriously- they light up and glow like flaming wood logs with a starry sky above. Even the greatest sorcerers from history would be impressed. Love the theming. Magical. We began our meal with the Small Clear Head starter, featuring "Tofuie Gras", hummus and guacamole. The hummus and guac were both excellent- but the star of the show was the fake foie gras. This is a vegetarian restaurant- no geese were harmed yet the texture was perfect, the taste convincing and the mix with the jelly divine. Wowsa. Loved this dish. I also really enjoyed my Bao Bun Burger. I was going to do the Spinach Chimney but diverted at the last minute because I'd overdosed on this trip on potatoes already, and au gratin was more than I could handle. My daughter liked her Stir-Fry Noodles. My wife was indifferent on her Parmesan Pleasure Burger but I think she was jealous of my Bao Bun. We skipped dessert. Beyond just the wonderful food, there was so much about this restaurant that felt fun, interesting and surprising. Including the bathroom. Behind the toilet there's an opening to a dark empty space - it is truly a creepy void. What's back there? There's also a very old door with a bone-chilling stair down to a dark cellar. What's down there? What about upstairs - what happens there? More mysteries. There's magic in the air at Lekha Hlava Clear Head Restaurant. It is worth a visit, for vegetarians and omnivores too.

Great pizza, in downtown Prague. True Napoli style…read more Make reservations, it can get busy.

We read about Pizza Nuova and learned it was voted in the top 50 best pizzerie in Europe. In fact…read moreit ranked no. 27 last year. That's huge praise to be ranked but also to be outside of Italia, so we decided to give it a try. The result was wow. As good as a pizza I've had even in most places in Italia. The crust was perfect, the sauce was A+, and the mozzarella di bufala was outstanding. Plus, the potatoes with black truffle appetizer was amazing. We actually ate there twice given how great it is. In Prague, pizza/pasta is the go to food for tourists. However, if they would venture outside of the Old Town Square, this is the real deal. Pizza Nuova bests every American pizzerie I've tried. And, that's a huge accomplishment. Bravi.

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

This is a nice place right in the heart of old town, just steps from the Astronomical Clock. The…read morerestaurant is modern and bright, the food was really good. The staff were pleasant and attentive. I had gnocchi with smoked chicken, cream and chive and it was really tasty. If you're in the area, I recommend trying it out.

This was truly one of the best tastings I've ever had. I've been lucky enough to dine at Michelin…read morestarred restaurants all over the world and this will go down as one of my favorites. The restaurant itself is beautiful and the dishes live up to being inspired by Czech cuisine. There are times when one or two dishes are phenomenal and the rest are simply good. From beginning to end everything exceeded my expectations. The service was incredible - attentive but not overbearing. As a whole the meal was paced perfectly. My friend had a dietary restriction and they accommodated her flawlessly. All the praise for this restaurant is deserved. At some point I will return to Prague and I will make it a point to come back and dine here again.

Pretty expensive, especially for Prague, $1500 for 5 ppl, 4 of whom elected for the standard wine…read morepairings, 1 non drinker. ...but worth every penny. Food was fantastic and creative. Service was great, if a bit pretentious. Cool historic building. They hold a single Michelin star, but they were certainly as good as most/all? Michelin two star restaurants I have enjoyed. Perhaps a bit of regional bias on behalf of Michelin?

Really great location and nice outdoor seating. Small menu but great for a quick bite. Service was…read moreokay - our server he seemed a bit unfriendly. Not sure if it's more of a local spot and not for tourists

My family and I randomly stumbled upon this place on a weekend afternoon. I wish we had known about…read morethis place ahead of time, so we could have had a proper visit. Seating can be a bit tight, but we got a table on arrival. We ordered healthy hot drinks and sat down for a bit to warm up. The staff was friendly and came by a couple of times to check on us. Prices were standard with what we saw in busier areas. The atmosphere is very active and festive. They have a bar, which we were not able to take advantage of, but sounded and looked good. The bathrooms were very clean and well stocked. I would not hesitate to come back and try something new.

I ate there twice in my 6 day visit. The first was on the recommendation of a friend. Delicious and…read morehealthy vegan food for very little money. Pleasant atmosphere. It's a buffet and there is plenty of choice. The food is sold by weight. Highly recommended.

I am literally Country Life's #1 fan. It's right next to…read morewhere I have classes and it's such an easy place to go get a meal when you have some free time. It's buffet style which is great because you can choose how much food you get. The best part is that it's so cheap! I rarely spend over $4 (100czk) and am still always satisfied after each meal. 100% recommend Country Life to any vegan, vegetarian, or even meat eater, because they always have options with imitation meat!

Very very awful experience. The most yucky food I've ever tried.The Thai noodle is too salty.They…read moreput too much sauce in it.They stucff the spring roll with duck meat，which smells very bloody.The most drama thing is they charge tap water for 88 because they put three pieces of black mushroom，which has no flavor and it looks strange. Don't come.How can they make money with such awful food？

We had great cocktails and almost great food at Sia. I'm not buying at all that this is a fusion…read morerestaurant. It's just that they serve Westernized versions of lots of cuisines from Asia - Japanese food, Thai, Chinese. There's no blending of cultures or original dishes. On a Saturday night, we were offered more than adequate bar seating - no tables - when we showed up at 7:30p without a reservation. Drinks kept coming out as quickly as we ordered them and they were all delicious. But the food was confounding: at times elevated, but sometimes just doing the job. The smoke on the octopus was let down by the chewy inside, the pepper beef had a great flavor profile but also had too many fatty portions, the kung pao chicken cried for more peanuts. It definitely felt like a night on the town inside, which counts for a lot, but I'm not sure what I'd want to eat if I returned.

By far my favorite veg restaurant in Prague. And I've been to all of them. Seriously…read more The food is fresh, delicious, heavy, and provides traditional Czech options that have been vegetarianized - a great opportunity if you're interested in the local cuisine. The daily lunch menus are especially afforable and have never been anything short of excellent. Be aware that the menu changes constantly based on what is in season and what they are feeling passionate about. Which is a plus in my eyes. The place is very small, with limited seating. You may want to book in advance.

Was recommended this place by my Aunt! It has a very friendly atmosphere, and is perfect for…read morevegetarian tourists. The only thing is, it's a bit of a small restaurant so you either have to make a reservation or happen to show up at a time when there's a table available. I ordered the quesadillas and a Virgin Mojito made with green tea. The quesadillas were yummy! They came with a side of salsa that had the perfect (if not more) amount of kick, and some sour cream. In Europe, apparently quesadillas aren't finger food so I was trying to cut mine with the knife, and ended up struggling quite a bit. I think my knife wasn't sharp enough, but I didn't bother asking for a new one since I was already almost finished. So be wary of the blunt knives. The Virgin Mojito was very good! They used green tea instead of the rum, and my aunt said it still tasted like a regular Mojito because of the amount of lime and mint used. Plus, it came with a handy metal straw that wouldn't let all the mint and lime go up the straw when you took a sip. Perfect refreshing drink if you're not looking for something alcoholic!

4.5 Overall. We 2 had lunch…read more AMBIANCE: 4.0. Obscure with no touters, and up two stories via stairs, and popular. Two levels to restaurant; we dined at one of the 4 table outside sunny deck overlooking rooftops of Prague. Outside seems popular as the other 3 tables had "reserved" signs. SERVICE: 4.5. Bright and shiny servers with a positive vibe. FOOD: 4.5. Excellent. - 4.5: Daily Special - Yellow tofu curry with rice. - 4.5: Garbanzo burger with fried potatoes. Messy and yummy. - 4.5: "Our Salad". lentils, arugula, cherry tomatoes, etc. Nice and light.

Vegan's Prague is a great spot if you're looking to experience authentic Czech food with a fully…read morevegan twist. It really stands out as a place that takes traditional flavors seriously while making them accessible and enjoyable for plant-based diners. You can tell a lot of care goes into the recipes, and it feels true to Czech cuisine rather than just "veganized" for the sake of it. The pricing is very reasonable, especially considering the generous portions and the quality of the food. I didn't feel like I was overpaying at all, which is always a huge plus in a popular city like Prague. One of the highlights for me was the coconut lemonade--it was so unique and refreshing, and not something you see on most menus. It balanced sweetness and flavor really well and paired nicely with the meal. I tried the lasagna, which was flavorful and well-made, though it was a bit heavy overall. That said, the zucchini in it was sliced incredibly well, adding a nice texture and showing real attention to detail in the preparation. It made the dish feel more refined even if it was filling. The staff were kind, friendly, and helpful, which made the experience even better. Overall, Vegan's Prague is a solid choice for anyone looking for good vegan food, fair prices, and a welcoming atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.