DK Travel : Prague : Places to eat

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Pravda

Fusion cuisine here is combined with a cool ambience. Very popular with the upper crust, so book well ahead.
Pravda

Around the corner from the Old-New Synagogue (see Features in the Old-New Synagogue) is where the other half dines on a multi-national menu before unwinding in the music bar downstairs. The window counters are ideal for people-watching.
Rana

When Mehfooz Ahmed sold Mailsi to his brother, his fans followed him here, where he serves up the best curries in town. The vindaloo is for true spice devotees.
Red Fish

Very good sushi and other Japanese items at moderate prices. Large portions and fashionable décor.
Restaurant nad Úvozem

Meat-and-potatoes dining with sweeping views of Petřín Hill and Malá Strana. Accessed by a particularly steep and narrow staircase.
Restaurant u Lorety

A simple but reliable Czech eatery with aspirations to be something grander. Sit outdoors for a lunchtime serenade from the Loreto carillion.
Restaurant Voyta

The Hotel Voyta’s elegant in-house restaurant is something of a local culinary secret. Have the venison Wellington under the ancient chestnut trees and you’ll see why many would like it to stay that way.
Rocky O’Reilly’s

This lively pub offers all a Celtophile could ask for: live music in the evenings, football on the TV, a roaring fire and plenty of stout. The food’s fair as well.
Rudý Baron

In this Red Baron-themed restaurant the menu maintains an American focus, with a few European touches, such as beefsteak with truffles.
Safir Grill

A wide selection of falafel, kebabs and other Middle Eastern specialities.

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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