Not sure why this location is getting review bombed. We saw plenty of locals at this shop off the…read moremain path, which is typically a good sign. The chicken Caesar salad was so tasty, and they brought us two loaves of buttered, toasted multigrain bread that were so yummy that we ate the plate clean. The beef tartare was rich and salty with the egg yolk on top. Our servers let us take our time regrouping for an afternoon in Prague, not rushing us at all. (It helped that we arrived as the lunch rush died down.)

Refined traditional fare yet very reasonable fare. Excellent service, which often isn't so good on…read moreCzechia. I added goulash with Karlsbad-style dumplings; my son had beef in cream sauce with bread dumplings. Portions weren't huge (I.e. American-size), but certainly a hardy lunch (our main meal this day). I wish I'd taken photos because both were beautifully plated. I had hot pear juice w cloves and cinnamon; my son had the same but apple. Both were good - the apple better. Then we shared a fantastic filling desert: chocolate fondant with pisoice cream. Prices were quite reasonable - 315-330 for the main dishes (less than $15). Very close to the Charles Bridge and Old Town but off the main tourist routes and therefore less inflated, less junky, less hype-y and mo' better!

Came her on my first night and ended my last night here, as well. It was by complete accident that…read moreI found Deminka. I asked my hotel where I might find a decent pub. There was pointing somewhere, and I headed to where I think I was told. Turns out I was lost on a cold winter night and ducked into Deminka. The place was rocking on a Thursday night. There was an area of tables in front of the bar, which was apparently all taken. I asked a passing server if there were any seats for one person anywhere. I was told to go up the stairs and someone would serve me. I found a table meant for four people and sat there and waited. The first thing I wanted was a Pilsner. I simply said Pilsner and was given a Pilsner Urquell. It was cold, had the traditional creamy head and was delicious. I ordered the fried veal, with potato salad. I then ordered another Pilsner and repeated that order two more times. The meal, the beer, the experience was fantastic. I stumbled back to my hotel in the cold snow. On the last night, I wanted to go back again. I was asked if we had reservations. I had not noticed a way to make reservations on their website. I assume you are to call, who knows? The restaurant is part of a hotel, maybe you call the front desk. Anyway, I was not sent up the stairs this time. I was sent to another room, I called the annex. The atmosphere was not as lively or fun, but it was fine. I ordered something called Sausages in Black Beer. I later found out this is a traditional Czech pub appetizer best eaten with a cold beer in hand. I also had the cabbage soup, which was very good. That sausages in Black Beer though! I have been trying to find the recipe ever since I returned home. PM me if you have it! This is a restaurant that everyone should try when visiting, but figure out how to make a reservation to avoid the annex room.

Best place we've found in Prague! The service was great, waiters were kind and helpful, and the…read morefood was amazing! The Pork Tenderloin with Au Gratin Potatoes was a 10/10!

Really good beer and reasonable prices as befitting Prague in general. Both the dark ale and…read morepilsner tasted great. There is not much vegetarian food on their classic Czech menu, but what they have is heavy. Not necessarily large in portions but large in calories. Their pickled cheese appetizer was something I've never tasted before nor is it something I would go out of the way to order again. Meanwhile their spinach and dumplings dish was also heavy and when that's done you don't have much left for more beer. The atmosphere is a 2 level beer hall where you are expected to share tables if there are empty seats available. Good way to meet friends.

Very local spot. Extremely crowded brew pub. You need a reservation or wait it out (after 8:00pm)…read moreto eat at a table. I liked all the beers on tap, the "Less Sugar..." being recommended to me, and my favorite, but they may rotate some selections. Order at the bar and have one outside. There are also two small standing tables on the left as you enter that are good for drop in. The sausage appetizer filled me up. The mains (under CZK 200) looked fairly hearty as well. I almost went back for the second time.

Great Czech food! A great experience. Worth the drive. I will get back here. Everything is great.read more

Beer was excellent. The pork knee was excellent with crispy skin. The ribs were vfc very tasty!…read more My dad enjoyed his very large salad. The beers both light and dark were outstanding. The bread with spreads are a must. Bread is so warm and soft. The sour cream spread was so good!! Bring a large appetite and reservations!

We enjoyed the fast and friendly service. The laid back atmosphere was just what we were looking…read morefor. We both enjoyed our dinner, and the beer was excellent. He had the duck, and I had the chicken with vegetables in the potato pancake.

After our 6 hour train ride from Budapest to Prague you can bet that my friend and I were famished…read moreand in need of something hearty in order to quench our hunger. Thank god this place was located steps across from our hostel (Hostel Dakura) because it served as a very fulling and appropriate meal for our first one in Prague. This place is your typical Czech beer pub with endless supply of Pilsner Urquell beer and traditional Czech cuisine. I ordered the goulash, which was super delicious!! The beef is tender and flavorful, while the bread dumplings were light and fluffy. The portions here are huge (my friend's dish literally came with a BOWL of pickles on the side--that alone can keep me stuffed for hours), and the prices are super affordable. Service is efficient and friendly and waiters can speak English.   What I love most about this place is that you really get a feel for the Czech culture. This place is located 2 train stops away from the city center--so tourists here are limited and are frequented mostly by locals.  I loved sitting amongst locals as they were chatting away, happily drinking their beers, and enjoying one another's company. It gave me a snapshot of the relaxed and easy going way of life around here. Glad I got a taste of it here :)

On the 2nd floor of this hotel you will find Cafe Mozart. Where you can snag a window seat…read moreoverlooking the Christmas market and Astronomical Clock. Yay! We may not have memory worthy video, but memory worthy is good for me! I'm warm. Sit yourself. I almost lost the best table by waiting to ask. Hubs had the venison and I had the pumpkin soup. He said the venison was very tender. Like, maybe, it was raised. The pumpkin soup was very nice with more complex flavors than just puréed pumpkin. I would do it again.

The ambiance is lovely, many antiques, and many clocks. The…read morestaff was ok, not fast, but polite and the order was taken rather properly. I asked for extra toasted baguette, but they didn't. Their ice tea was the best. Food was ok. We didn't have desserts, just sandwiches. Nice and quiet.

Found this little gem during our 3 night stay over New Year's. Food was outstanding, service was a…read morelittle slow but very friendly. Great Ambiente and interior. Would absolutely go back and recommend it to anyone looking for a cozy, traditional Czech restaurant.

Great place to dine in the Old Town. Recommended by hotel concierge. Service waiter & manager…read moreunderstand English and provide professional service. Offers center plate Czech entrees, cheese and delightful deserts. Flavorful food preparation. Broad selection of wines. Typical of Prague there was no rush to move the meal along. Moderate expense for this capital city.

Quick recap: - Food:…read moreTasty - Portion size: Average - Service: Average - Environment: Nice restaurant - $: High - Perks: Outdoor seating Overall? Good, recommend. More details: We went there for dinner. The staff was really nice, and the food was fairly good. The Beef tenderloin steak with peppercorn sauce (685 czk) was absolutely incredible. On the other hand, the Avocado egg salad (285 czk) was a bit disappointing. The restaurants offered us 2 shots at the end of the meal that were pretty good. Additionally, we had our 2-year old daughter with us and the staff was really understanding and brought her crayons and a coloring sheet. This was much appreciated.

Food was awesome. We had chicken soup which had amazing bone broth. The broth was what it was all…read moreabout wonderful! We had the melon salad which was with feta on top of arugula. The dressing was a little sweet but went very well with the salad. They also gave us warm bread and butter. I put the pepper on the bread and salad. The pepper had a Smokey slightly warm taste that made the salad extraordinary. So good! I want it for breakfast. We had the schnitzel which was dry. We had to ask for more lemon juice. We also had the steak with fries and truffle sauce. The steak literally melted in your mouth! Yum. The waiter was great too.