DK Travel : Prague : Places to eat

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Cantina

The best Mexican food in Prague. The fajitas are great; try the chicken and banana variety. Book ahead.
Chez Moi

The cellar rooms afford cosy candlelight dining. In warm weather, you can enjoy the fine French food in the courtyard.
Chiméra

With its threadbare furniture and oil lamps on every table, this café is made for rainy nights. In chilly weather, try their excellent mulled wine.
Cicala

This authentic Italian eatery is a magnet for visiting film stars and the like. The fresh pasta can’t be beat.
Circle Line

Along with their gourmet interpretations of Czech classics, Circle Line serves fine Moravian wines. The crowd comprises businessmen and diplomats.
Corner of Rybná and Jakubská

An intimate restaurant where the menu is inspired by famous people of yesteryear; order a Marlene Dietrich (stuffed avocado with Roquefort and marzipan) or an Al Capone (roast chicken with hot salsa and papaya).
Country Life

Take heart, vegetarians, you haven’t been forgotten. A meat-and dairy-free lunch buffet by day,à la carte menu for dinner, and it’s all non-smoking. Pick up organic necessities at the adjoining shop.
Dobromila

A successful blend of Continental and traditional Czech dishes. Graceful ambience and an excellent list of French and domestic wines.
Dynamo

This postmodern diner serves dishes such as marinated tongue in black sauce and liver and onions. A wide selection of single-malt scotches.
El Centro

The owners worked in Spain and imported chefs to make sure they got the paella just right.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under Kč300
- Kč300–Kč500
- Kč500–Kč700
- Kč700–Kč1000
- over Kč1000