This was our favorite restaurant in Prague. We were looking for traditional Czech food, and we…read morefound it. This is a small, neighborhood restaurant in New Town. Our waiter was extremely friendly and attentive. The food was amazing!! We got the paprikash, potato dumplings, rabbit special, and beef goulash. Everything was delicious. The wine we ordered was also great. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're looking for a non-touristy, authentic Czech meal.

This restaurant is a very comfortable place to have a meal, lunch or dinner . While they have some…read moreoutdoor tables, the interior is very warm and cozy. My wife and I, on our fourth night in the Czech Rep., had a great meal with good wine, very good service and for a good price. My wife had spaetzl dish with spec and mushrooms. I had roasted duck, potato and celery puree and plum sauce. We each had an accompanying salad and wine with the meal. All was as at a reasonable price. This is a family restaurant where they have great attitudes to deliver a good product. A very enjoyable evening.

Great local bar, so if you are a tourist be respectful to local patrons having a beer…read more Food is very good and plenty of choices of beer, can be hard to find the table but once you are seated service is prompt. Good location to visit!

Best meal of our trip to Prague. Extremely well-run pub with hearty fare like duck hearts and beef…read moresteaks. We had the grilled pork chop, quarter duck, and a side of fries, and each dish was excellent. For example, the duck is seasoned in fennel and extremely tender. Only Pilsner Urqell on tap, poured the customary way (mostly foam) The vibe is warm, with wood paneling and large TVs that air the hockey games. Mostly local clients who share large table. The staff were very welcoming, and were happy to help us even though we only spoke English. The price is extremely reasonable, we paid about 22 euros for two entrees and three 1/2 liter beers.

Saw this today as we visited the Jewish sites in Prague. The ancient bikes drew my attention. After…read morethat I realized rick steves recomended it in his book. The decor is really fantastic and goes way beyond old bikes as there are railings of stylized bikes, bike chains hanging from the bar, stools made from bike parts, bike sconces, framed bike parts on the walls ect. The service was spot on and the food was very good. I had the kabobs my wife had the pork ribs. Both were well done and very tasty. They have quite a few Czech beers on tap on tap and nice wine list. I would certainty recommend this place as a nice quiet place for a nice meal and a beer in Prague. Yesterday we are Lokal which was also very good but more noisy and bustling

Excellent fare, the chicken just melts in your mouth. Very cute decor and friendly staff. Highly…read morerecommend!

I do not understand why this place has a 3.5 star rating. It's awesome. The food is good. Original…read moreCzech cuisine or Mediterranean dishes in the noble part of restaurant. They brew their own beer and it is very good. The best beer in Prague. Especially dark beer! You don't drink other beers after tasting this. The interior is beautiful. One side is more formal dining with seafood and pasta and the other is more traditional Czech food. Both have beautiful outdoor seating. We dined in both and truly enjoyed. The service is excellent and a beautiful atmosphere. It was so easy to get a reservation. Live music. Would highly recommend!!!!!!

It was a very nice experience. It´s right by the Vltava river. We were at the restaurant part…read more(there is also beerhouse part). Wood dominates most of the interior. It´s one big open space with two floors (upper one is smaller). Service was very good. Staff is friendly, pretty quick and our waitress had a smile for us everytime she came to our table. Thanx to two parts, so there are two kinds of cuisines. Czech one in beerhouse and mediterrian one in restaurant. But you can order from both no matter where you sit. Meals are pretty delicious, We tried mozzarella with roasted pepper salad, couple of kinds of meat in czech style (usually with sauer kraut and dumplings or just potatoes) and couple of things from mediterrian cuisine like risotto with sepia or lamb chops with provencal herbs. Funny thing is that it seemed to me that meals from mediterrian cuisine were better than czech ones. Czech ones were just a better average. I guess they have better cooks from southern european countries that from Czech republic. They have pretty good beer too. Their own. Different kinds. I am pretty sure you will find the one which suits you the best. What I would just remove are some TVs. There are too many of them. It´s a bit pricey. Not the czech part but the mediterrian. But that quality was good so I don´t see that as a issue. I will definitely come back.

Beautiful interior and extensive menu including my favorite mulled wine ('svarjeno vino')…read more Comfortable seating arrangements. Sometimes the place is busy but we were lucky to come on a slow day. Tasty mushroom soup with dill. Don't eat the beef soup, it was terrible :( Also the stuffed chicken dish that is presented as a roll in other places from this chain of restaurants, here is a chicken leg with some stuffing - that's disappointing. Okay service, sometimes the orders are mixed up. Average prices for the area.

It was way too easy to over eat at this place…read more I had the goulash with potato pancakes, Irish coffee, and cheese dumplings. All of it was spectacular. The service was a tad slow, however the food made up for it. I will be back because every restaurant has its down days.

Difficult to find, but just keep going down that one hallway/indoor alley. It's at the end…read more Feels like a basement. Probably because I think it is a basement. Lots of kitsch stuff all over the place and on the ceiling, making it feel busy and rustic simultaneously. Our server was nice and didn't mind that we hung out a bit after closing. All we got were light and dark beers, but their menu is GIGANTIC, but we didn't order any food.

Czech brewery! This is such a cool little brewery! I'd…read morealready had a few Pilsner Urquells by the time I'd gotten here, so it's not easy to find. Look for the Art Deco style entrance, which takes you down a long hallway past other unrelated shops, to the entrance of the brewery / brewpub. When I came, they weren't exactly offering tours, but they had paper place mats out that walk you through the brewing process, and how long this building has been doing which function of the brewing process. The waiter took me past a plaster accordion player statue to a booth by the fermentation tanks. I was in heaven! I got a sampler of beer, which includes their own pilsner, a few other beers, and my fav- the beer champagne! The beer champagne wasn't the champagne of beers, Miller High Life, but a beer champagne! It seems that they used champagne yeast to make a higher proof effervescently bubbly brew that I'd drink all the time if I could get it! I also got a shot of the distilled beer. I've tried this kinda stuff before, which isn't that great. Think a weird hoppy vodka. Theirs wasn't much better than most homemade moonshine. I've seen places make this 'shine from beer that gets messed up, but they don't want to pour down the drain. Meh- it works. The place was decorated in a strange brewery fashion. They have a breathalyzer mounted on the wall by the restroom! Wooot! I got a 1.354%! WOOOT!

What a fun casual tented open air atmosphere. We arrived with about 12 of us and it was perfect. We…read morewere able to enjoy one another's company at a long hightop table and be able to satisfy every palate with such an array of food choices. Full bar and beer also available. Enjoy

Sometimes, after 3 weeks as a North American in Europe, you miss the taste of home. Weeks of doner,…read morebread dumplings, and wurst are amazing until you start craving some ramen or tacos. This place scratched the itch... twice. My friend and I came here twice in our three days in Prague (blasphemous, I know), but it was exactly what we needed. The ramen was beyond decent--it was objectively great! Silky smooth tonkostu with perfectly prepared toppings. The tacos were equally authentic to what I've had back home. The pizza was also impeccably Neapolitan. Come for the vibes and the food hall setting, stay for the food.

The wait staff do speak English and they have an English menu but I disagree with the earlier…read morereviews saying it's tourist oriented. It seemed all locals. Speaking Czech. Traditional Czech fare. My husband got the venison goulash, I got the pub sausage with mashed potatoes. His red wine and my two draft sodas brought the total to about US$30. A great first night in Prague meal. Walking distance from the river at the edge of old town.

Not sure what are bad reviews are about- we enjoyed this restaurant so much. Got there during lunch…read morehours and they had separate menu in Czech and English. Food was delicious. Service was good. Food came out fast and beer was delicious. If you are in the area and want some good hearty food- this is the place to go