Restaurants and Cafes

Allegro If you can afford to hang with expense-account types and the glitterati, then by all means reserve a table here. There’s a sense of care you don’t find in many Prague restaurants, expressed in magnificent foie gras, overwhelming ravioli and the city’s best tuna tartare. Unparalleled views of Prague …

Alcron Intimate and luxurious space featuring chef Jiří Štift’s brilliant seafood. Offerings depend on his fresh ingredients and bursts of creativity, but may include langoustine carpaccio with foie gras or lobster bisque with crayfish oil. Select special three- or four-course menus, if you wish. A memorable and recommended experience. Address: …

Nebozizek Restaurant, Lesser Town, Prague 1 One of the first and most noticeable things about the Nebozizek restaurant, situated on Petrin Hill, is that it provides amazing views of Prague. If you are lucky enough to be present in the restaurant as the night time starts to fall, the opportunity …

Ada Restaurant The boutique spa hotel Hoffmeister hosts this French-International restaurant with a separate “wellness” menu. Less healthy portions include such things as leg of lamb stewed for nine hours. Chef Clement Martial earned “young chef of the year” honours way back in 1986 and still shows fine style. Address: …

The world-famous Hard Rock Cafe in Prague is located in the vicinity of the Old Town Square, housed in the historic Unesco-protected V.J. Rott Building. The 1,900-square-metre cafe features three floors, a 330-seat restaurant, two vibrant bars and a Rock Shop featuring Hard Rock’s limited-edition merchandise. Memorabilia from Hard Rock’s …

Prague still dines with a relaxed dress code, and reservations are necessary at only the new generation of upmarket spots. Although you should have little trouble making a phone reservation in English at modem establishments, it might otherwise be easier to reserve in person. Etiquette: It is absolutely normal to …

As in other parts of Europe, Prague is adopting more and more of the American lifestyle of quick eating. Hamburgers, kebabs, fish and chips-style eateries, Chinese quick food restaurants and street-selling food are spread all over Prague. Sometimes the irresistible smells will totally charm your nose, and it would really …

After the velvet revolution a number of smokeless, relaxed tearooms (cajovny) have spread around Prague. These tea-houses are largely frequented by younger Czechs who are mainly interested in visiting exotic locations, such as Africa, Peru or Southeast Asia, rather than Western Europe. Thus, the Asian tea-houses put themselves into holiday …

Hooters sexy girls in very short shorts and sweatshirts in orange and white colours smile also at Czech clients from today. The American chain has opened their first restaurant in Eastern Europe in Prague today. The American owners of the company, who have sold a licence in up to dozens …

Imperial Elegant, ballroom-like atmosphere set to black-tie jazz theme. Live jazz Wed.-Sat. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks are also served. Na Porici 15, Prague 1. Open daily 9-1 a.m. website   Cafe Louvre A spacious, cheerful cafe where Franz Kafka, Max Brod and their circle used to talk about a …