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 Posh meals in a genteel setting |
Trziste 21/611 Prague 11000 Czech Republic +420 2 5753 3109 http://www.restaurant-david.cz/ |
The superlatives start to flow thick and fast once those who have experienced an evening at David begin to describe the place, which is nestled unassumingly on a cobblestoned street near the US embassy. Soft lighting and classical music greet visitors as they enter the simple two-room space. Beautifully prepared Czech dishes set the standard for the city while the charming, friendly service is head and shoulders above the rest. Game lovers will have found the right place - the marinated deer back in truffle sauce is highly recommended. As for traditional Czech cuisine, try the delicious roasted duck and goose breast. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: David Vasileff |
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Imaginative Balkan fare |
Neklanova 20 Prague, Prague 12800 Czech Republic +420 2 29 8815 |
Dolly Bell serves Mediterranean menu with a focus on Yugoslav-style cooking. The surreal décor featuring hanging chairs and tables and numerous clocks gives the place a charm of its own. It is very popular with the Yugoslav expat population, which grew rapidly during the mid-1990s. The Begova soup, containing spicy chicken and vegetables, is a great starter as is the proja, a sweet corn pastry with Balkan cheese. Seafood and grilled meats make up most of the main dishes and, of course, there is tasty Baklava for dessert. There is a good selection of Yugoslav wines on offer too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sophisticated Atmosphere |
Cihelná 2b Mala Strana Prague 11800 Czech Republic +420 2 9682 6103 / +420 800 15 2672 (Toll Free) http://www.cihelna.com/ |
Hergetova Cihelna Bar & Restaurant offers a sophisticated setting for fine dining and drinking. Located in a renovated 19th century brick factory, the building is now divided into a restaurant, bar, and music lounge. The outside terrace has stunning views of Charles Bridge, one of Prague's most popular attractions. Their menu caters to a wide variety of tastes. With cuisine from Asia, Europe and America, you can be sure that what you're craving can be found on their menu. The bar, separate from the restaurant, has a wide assortment of alcoholic bevarages. On the weekends, a DJ is usually playing here. Whether you're after the food or the drinks, this is a great place to spend your evening. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Kampa Group |
 Photo: Kampa Group |
 Photo: David Danzig  |
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Exclusivity and plush surroundings |
Karoliny svetle 35 Prague 11000 Czech Republic +420 2 2222 0518 |
Don't be put off by the speakeasy effect of the dark, unlit entrance in a quiet corner of the Old Town where there is not much going on. Push on further into the apartment building entrance where you will find the restaurant complete with plush furnishings. A lone pianist in the corner creates the perfect atmosphere for romance while guests peruse the handwritten menu featuring the day's treats which usually consist of Czech meat dishes and continental-style pasta and seafood. A respectable collection of Moravian vintages nicely complements the meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy and relaxing |
Balbinova 8 Prague 12000 Czech Republic +420 2 2282 6888 http://www.osmicka.com/ |
This trendy cellar restaurant and bar (located on a side street off Anglicka) is popular with the younger crowd. The menu offers a creative take on Czech cuisine with several innovative dishes available like the Pesto Potato. The standard Czech beef, pork and chicken dishes are also available. Its yellow walls and ceiling are typical of bright, newly redone eating establishments in the city. The bar is open late and the prices are moderate, thanks to its location. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent Czech restaurant |
Namesti Republiky 5 Municipal House Prague 11000 Czech Republic +420 (0)2 2200 2770 / +420 (0)2 2200 2784 http://www.francouzskarestaura... |
Follow the "oom pah" music echoing up the stairs to this basement beer hall restaurant in the Municipal House—the city's finest example of art nouveau architecture. A favorite of tour groups (especially Germans) and locals with a taste for nostalgia, it serves up Czech dishes alongside traditional pilsners. The socialist realism of the tiled wall scenes adds an off-beat twist. The friendly, chatty staff are attentive and will be happy to tell you the history of the pub and building. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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14th-century splendor |
Husova 14 Prague 11000 Czech Republic +420 2 2421 6467 / +420 2 2421 6489 http://www.pmz-gastro.cz/AJ/cafe/ |
A stone's throw from Charles Bridge in the heart of the Old Town, this building dates back to the 14th century. Inside the quiet, cave-like cellar restaurant, well-prepared Czech and continental favorites are served alongside a respectable selection of Moravian and French wines. It is recognized by locals as one of the city's top restaurants and many representatives of the Czech nouveau riche, ex-pat business folk and tourists dine here in splendor. Incidentally, one of the present owners is a member of the Puskin family, hence the name. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Czech with International influence. |
Korunni 23 Prague, Prague 12000 Czech Republic +420 2 2251 1348 / +420 2 2251 4485 http://www.rudybaron.cz |
Keep an eye open for the enormous airplane propeller above the front door and you won't miss this restaurant. The place has a cozy feel with hardwood tables and chairs and crafty accessories that will remind you of home. To compliment the pleasant aura is a very local neighborhood crowd. The menu is not cheap but is competitive with inflated city center prices. The cuisine consists of traditional Czech favorites but expect an international flare to each dish. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet Food |
Keplerova 6 Hotel Savoy Prague 118 00 Czech Republic +420 224 302 430 http://www.hotel-savoy.cz/cont... |
Restaurant Hradcany has imperial ambiance and great view of the sky with some great specialties everyday. The cuisine features local and international dishes for the menu depends solely on the seasonal availability of products. Restaurant Hradcany in Prague is regarded as the foremost leader in innovative cuisine. The place has live piano music and sometimes the center floor is cleared for dancing. It was recently nominated for the Top Ten of Maurer's Gourmet Guide. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Czech cuisine and music |
Narodni 15 Prague 11000 Czech Republic +420 2 2421 5265 |
Koliba is a step back in time with live dulcimer bands and dancers decked out in folk costumes performing nightly under rustic wooden alcoves or on a small stage. The cuisine is as traditionally Czech as the entertainment and service. Dive into old world recipes featuring pork, beef and chicken complemented by Moravian vintages. Located within yards of the National Theatre (although on the other side of the road), this large restaurant sits behind a crystal shop of the same name. Review © 2007, Wcities |
