Great little restaurant. Staff speaks English. Set up is cafeteria style with multiple menu…read moreoptions at very affordable prices. A hugh lunch was about $8 US per person. Food is homemade and tasty. Thanks #Honestguide for the referral to this place..

Amazing traditional food! We had a hard time since none of the menu was in English so we had to ask…read morea local for help! However whatever we got was amazing and would recommend anyone visiting to try this place! It's very affordable and great to experience traditional food.

I really enjoyed this place - it's open 24/7 and is no frills cafeteria style with a considerable…read morelanguage barrier with the staff. They have a relatively small menu but it is translated into English. It's traditional Czech cuisine. They also have a few prepackaged salads and beer. When I was there they were out of Pilsner Urquell and only had Kozel. Surprisingly (for how old school the place is) they do take card. I had chicken with mashed potatoes and really enjoyed it. The chicken was incredibly moist and well-cooked, and the mashed potatoes were tasty. The beer was poured well and was a refreshing accompaniment to the meal. I also had a cucumber salad on the side which was basically just cucumber slices in a very mild "brine" if you can even call it that. Pretty unexciting side dish but for 40 ck I can't complain. Prices for everything are unbeatable, haven't had another meal this cheap in Prague. Toilet was a little gross, the seating area is bare bones, and as expected there's no WiFi or anything. But again for the prices you can't ask for much. Would definitely return here.

24hr cafeteria style no-frills eatery with draft beer. They don't seem to speak a lot of English…read morebut is that really what matters when you're choosing from 24hr restaurants?

Great food at incredible prices if you can tolerate the chaotic system. I had the pork with cabbage…read moreand dumplings and found it to be pretty tasty, plus the price was unbeatable. It's cafeteria style in the basement of a mall and was absolutely sweltering in there but I guess that's just par for the course. The employees (at least those I interacted with) didn't speak a lick of English and the English menu is a bit rough, clearly there's more on the Czech menu but I can't read it. It's cash only and don't expect nice seating or anything, but it was clean and there is a bathroom. I would come back to try more traditional Czech food. The hours are super limited (10am-3pm I believe). It's easy to access and in a great location in Prague 1.

Not good. Servers are worse than rude. Almost mean. Food was not good. Price was not good. I had…read morebeef with dill sauce. Meat was fair. Sauce poor. Information and help non- existent. They made the guy in front of me not just point but read word for word what he wanted to order. She got angry with him 3 x. Hlubina in smichov has far better dishes for similar price and 100 x the atmosphere. Not to mention true service and instant food arrival on lunch options. This place is an avoid

See my review of the sister restaurant "next door" we went to two days earlier…read moreYea, it is worth the hype. For what you are getting coming out of the US this is a deal. Great atmosphere, perfect service, waiter did great job staring me To a local Merlot that was fantastic, musty, slightly tannic, 1100 crowns. I had braised rabbit in a mustard cream sauce, wife had braised veal cheeks which apparently on of the most popular. Beef tartar for app which perfect French bread toast. 3500 crowns all in, was way more than worth it. You need to make reservations in advance. We had to work to get in at 8:30 three days before- and we went on a Monday night. Chef apparently has a local CZ show which makes him celebrity. Strongly recommend

Cafe Imperial was recommended to us as a fancy, high-end spot for desserts. We happened to be in…read morethe neighborhood and decided to stop by. The space itself is grand and beautiful, but the experience went downhill immediately. The hostess seemed to wield all the power in the room--no smile, barely any eye contact, just a curt and judgmental "no reservation." The restaurant was far from full. She then added, "I only have a side table for you," as if that were some sort of compromise. We accepted. At first glance, the waiters looked well presented, but with a bit more observation, the illusion faded. Some had sagging pants, untucked shirts, and most concerning, repeatedly inappropriate hand placement while on the floor. It happened more than once, which was uncomfortable and distracting (see photo). Overall, the place feels very pretentious without delivering on substance. The food wasn't anything special, and the desserts were average at best and certainly not worth the hype or the attitude. I wouldn't recommend Cafe Imperial to friends, especially if you're expecting a warm welcome or standout desserts.

Incredible classic Czech baked goods & lunch options here. I was traveling on business and decided…read moreto stop in to get one of their set lunches, it was just lovely. Their bread was some of the best I've ever had and everything was so fresh. Can't recommend enough!

good place to escape the tourist from old town. Took an uber here, but decided to walk back to…read moretown, about a 30 minute walk to old town. great bakery, not many bread options, or at least not when i was there, a little past lunch time. friend staff and service. nice industrial space, with some cute sundries and pastries.

Hotel concierge said: best cappuccino in Prague. True! Excellent cappuccino. Pleasant unobtrusive…read moreservice. Good breakfast sandwich and solid salad. The ambience is a mall cafeteria, but still, Neo Palladium Cafe is great for a snack on the fly.

Good choice of beverages, (5 different matcha creations) and very empty due to being in the…read morebasement of a mall. The WiFi signal is strong & consistent, great for WiFi nomads like me. However the staff could be a tad more friendly... Apart from that, a great place to relax after shopping in the 200 stores this mall has to offer.

Awesome little cafeteria type Italian restaurant. Great fresh pasta and pizzas in the heart of the…read moreshopping district.

The pasta was better than grate Pizza was good…read more The mojito was unbelievably good Ambient was ok Table decoration was very good Loved the fresh basil in the pots

I Need Coffee! is perfectly my type of a cafeteria. Scandinavian style, calm, simple and just so…read morepretty. The owner (I guess) was super kind and helpful, and the coffee made my whole day taste better. There were delicious looking pastries, cookies etc. but as backpacker travelers we couldn't afford everything.. It was great just to look at them. :) The location is not right in the centrum, it's about a 10min walk from the old town. If you come by foot by the Vltava river, you will see the Dancing building on your way! The café is in a street corner, so there is very much light coming from the big windows, lovely! If I ever go to Prague again, this will be for sure a place where I will go again! Loved it!

Cute coffee shop in the neighborhood serving breakfast and coffee all day. Good coffee and quick…read morebites.

Eating in Prague can prove to be a challenge when you don't speak the language, but we were hungry…read moreand sick of street food so we stopped here to eat. The front portion of the restaurant is a coffee bar / sweet shop and the back area is an Italian-ish restaurant. We were able to communicate enough with the host and were shown to a table. The atmosphere is cool, like a vintage book shop. Since the menu (well, what were able to decipher anyway) seemed to lean heavily on Italian style dishes, we started with a bottle of prosecco. We were brought a small basket of hearty bread (along with an excellent bottle of olive oil) that we quickly devoured. For lunch, I ordered the tomato soup and salmon while hubby got the beef with truffles (barf)! The tomato soup was the star of the meal. It was well seasoned with bold flavors and tasted fresh and bright. It was a thick tomato puree topped with olive oil and pesto. The beef with truffles was presented beautifully but hubby deemed it a little disappointing. He said it tasted fresh but bland. My salmon was very undercooked for my taste but I know medium-rare is the order of the day when it comes to poached salmon. The portion size was ridiculously small too. Nothing was bad but nothing was great either. The food was serviceable and filled our bellies, but the only thing I'd ever want to have here again would be the tomato soup. This is the Czech Republic and smoking is allowed in doors so the entire place was super smoky. It's a European shock to the system for most Americans, so you need to be aware that there WILL be people lighting up right next to you. You simply can't avoid it here.

My wife and I stopped in for an afternoon snack after touring through the Jewish Quarter. It was…read moreraining, somewhat cold, and we were both fading from jet lag, so her latte and my cappuccino was a nice pick-me-up. What was really interesting was the curd cheese dumpling dessert we shared. It was covered in yogurt with dried apricots, and it wasn't sweet, but very rich. The cheese kind of reminded me of the dessert goat cheese they serve in Barcelona. Anyways, it's worth a try, and an interesting czech dessert I'll have to get again while we're here.

We fell in love with Balcone's because of the staff who are extremely friendly and helpful…read more Just down the street from the Boutique Hotel Constans, their food is reasonably priced filled with Czech love. I am crazy about their vegetable soup! Here, one will find great salads along with traditional Czech delicacies. Their meals are made to order using fresh ingredients and are beautifully presented. Always busy with a nice covered patio and warm interior.

I stopped by Balcone's mainly out of convenience, as it is located on the corner of Tržiště, below…read morethe US Embassy, where I had some business to take care of after lunch. I think people make the mistake of ordering pizza when coming to these outdoor cafes...I didn't fly 8 hours from New York to sit here and have average pizza. Always order the Czech food, it's good even in the heat. I ordered the grilled pork medallions with peppercorn sauce and a side of green beans and some house bread, since after awhile one can get very tired ordering hranolky with everything. It was delicious, I loved the peppercorn sauce, and it was just enough food. I drank a mineral water, but it would certainly go well with Czech beer! Service was a tad on the slow side, but the main reason I give it 3 stars is location. It's sitting right on the crossroads of two busy streets so there's not much of a view and you have trams, cars, buses and throngs of tourists moving a few feet past where you are eating. However, as I was eating alone I was ok with how busy it was, I hate being tucked away in a shady corner somewhere in an empty place. It's a fine stop for a quick lunch, with fairly normal prices for the area