DK Travel : Prague : Places to eat

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Sarah Bernhardt

French cuisine in an opulent Art Nouveau setting inspired by Alfons Mucha’s paintings of the French actress. Bohumil Hrabal celebrated the hotel in his novel I Served the King of England .
Satay

A small restaurant serving Indonesian fast food. The limited menu can be tailored to suit vegetarians’ needs.
Siam-I-San

Fiery curries and other Thai specialities.
St Nicholas Café

St Nick’s is the expat bar of choice in Malá Strana. From the corner table in the back, you can hear absinthe-induced whispers bouncing off the vaulted ceiling.
The Globe Bookstore and Coffeehouse

The quality of the food varies with the Globe’s mercurial staff, but the overall trend is upward. Weekend brunch is the best time to visit (see Palackého náměstí).
Tosca

Under the southern arcade of the Toskánský Palace is a gracious pizzeria and Italian café where you can break the dumpling habit. The building is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, after all.
Tulip

Stylish and earthy, the café and wine bar serves American-style breakfasts all day and a wide selection of vegetarian dishes. Picturesque garden, with seats.
U Cedru

Here’s where insiders go for an authentic Lebanese dining experience. Order a large spread of hummus, tabbouleh and other appetizers with pitta.
U Černého vola

Part of the proceeds from the pub “At the Black Ox” go to help the nearby school for the blind. Watching the regulars knock back litre after litre of beer, you can see why.
U Fleků

Exactly what you might expect from the city that created the “Beer-Barrel Polka”. U Fleků is probably the city’s most popular beer hall, and the prices reflect it.

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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