DK Travel : Prague : Malá Strana : Places to eat

Bar Bar

The salads, waffles and crêpes served here make an excellent light lunch, but you’ll have trouble finding a seat in the evening.
Bohemia Bagel

It’s hard to believe now, but Prague had no bagels until American entrepreneurs opened this shop here in 1997, serving fresh-baked bagels, sandwiches and endless cups of coffee. Open late.
Café Belaria

This Kampa Island café serves good beer and coffee at a fraction of the price found on the other side of the block.
Cafe Čertovka

The stairway leading to this café’s riverside patio is so narrow it needs its own traffic lights. They say President Václav Havel took Pink Floyd here for beer.
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.
Circle Line

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

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

This restaurant offers the best of Dalmatian, Greek, Southern European and North African cooking.