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  • A gorgeous view of the castle rising above Charles Bridge, and formal, Continental dining.

  • 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).

  • Prague’s original Irish bar defines hospitality. There are Irish stouts and lagers on tap. Try their Sunday roasts.

  • Situated in a medieval cellar, this casual club specializes in “eintopf ” dishes such as beef strips with sour cream and apples.

  • Serving superior pastas and other Italian dishes for remarkably low prices, Kogo is wildly popular with discerning locals; book ahead. The service is marvellous.

  • La Provence

    Very good southern French cuisine – try the rabbit – in a boisterous setting. Upstairs at the Banana Café, you’ll find a curious crowd enjoying the go-go dancers and occasional travesty shows.

  • Good French food that won’t break the bank. The duck breast is excellent, as is the crème Catalane.

  • Very good sushi and other Japanese items at moderate prices. Large portions and fashionable décor.

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

  • 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 .

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