This bakery stands two blocks from Staromestske Namesti (Old Town Square). It offers fresh bread, cheesecake, brownies and croissants as well as sandwiches and side dishes. Many consider the desserts on offer here to be among the best in Prague. This could well be because everything is made fresh on the premises and from natural ingredients.
Located in a 14th-century building, this excellent vegetarian restaurant stays packed from all day. The cafeteria-style set-up features a huge salad bar, soups and a selection of main courses which change daily. Popular with students, grandmas, business people and everyone in between, the restaurant also serves a wide range of fruit juices and teas. A large bakery flanks the main restaurant. Perfect for the quick snack or long drawn out afternoon meal, it is only a short walk from both Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square.
A popular hangout, U Maleho Glena's food and service are better than average and a comfortable vibe pervades throughout. Jazz fans take note as the tiny cellar plays host to live local jazz every night of the week. Its small size means that you always have a great seat to watch the band from. Usually frequented by people who like to linger and have conversations, this jazz cafe is open till the wee hours of the morning.
Although this immaculate 15th-century cellar restaurant is nominally Czech, the chef has diverted into continental territory. Soft lighting accompanies you down, down, down to an intimate space covered in stone-vaulted ceilings. The turtle soup is a local favorite as is the escargot in the starters department. Although straightforward beef, chicken and pork dishes are available, someone in your party must try an alligator or ostrich steak! The place tends to be quiet and usually has most guests speaking in hushed tones. There is an impressively wide selection of Moravian wines on offer.
Located in the classy Hotel Hoffmeister, ADA Restaurant proves to be a similarly luxurious dining option. The dishes served range from classic Czech cuisine to fine French-influenced dining. Whether you're eating at a table in the elegantly decorated restaurant or in the garden outdoors, the experience will certainly add to your memories of Prague.
Something of a Prague landmark, the relatively unassuming entrance to the Novomestsky Pivovar (New Town Brewery) hides an extensive, well-decorated labyrinth. Take a seat at one of the long wooden beer hall tables for some hearty Czech fare and tasty pilsners brewed on site. Popular with both locals and tourists, the restaurant's massive pig's knee dish is famous throughout town. Over the last couple of years the staff's reputation for surliness has discouraged many. Make sure you check your bill before settling.
Good food and great view of the Vinohrady hill make Restaurant Le Papillon a place to be, if you want to spend some quiet hours dining with your guests or all by yourself. The best seasonal ingredients from around the world are used to create a la carte gourmet meals. Eating here is a culinary experience in itself. In July 2007 this restaurant won the 'Seven Stars and Stripes', the ultimate award for Cuisine & Service.
When it comes to ice creams, no one does it quite like Angelato. The chain of ice cream parlors is present in over three locations in Prague. One of them located on Rytířská, offers delicious, creamy gelato, ice creams and sorbets of diverse flavors. Indulge in the velvety soft, creamy texture and sinful offerings such as tiramisu and lemon gelato, strawberry and lemon ice cream and such, you will definitely be coming back for more!
With evocative Cuban decor, La Casa de la Havana Vieja is a classic Cuban cocktail bar. If you want to try different types of Cuban rum, this is just the right place for you. The bar has a large collection of trendy gastronomy beverages and one of their favorite is Rum Distillate. Testing plates can be ordered with 4 types of your choice of alcohol, to explore the variety they have. Classic snacks are available on the menu, that go well with their blend of Cuban drinks. La Casa de la Havana Vieja also provide their venue for hire for corporate events, family celebrations and public events. If you love Cuba and want a feel of it, then visit La Casa de la Havana Vieja, when in Prague.
A lot can be done over a cup of tea or coffee, and if its served in a wonderful ambience then nothing like it. Monastery Lounge is a great place to unwind with your friends and enjoy with a steaming cup of jasmine mist and freshly baked warm scones or pick your choice of coffee to go with smoked salmon. Whatever the combination, this place is bound to impress you. Located at the Mandarin Oriental, this lounge is definitely a must visit.
If you're hankering for some scrumptious sushi, Yami Sushi House is a good place to be. Authentic Asian recipes combine well with fresh, local ingredients that will appeal diverse palates. Thanks to the open kitchen, you can keep a track of your meal right from the time its being cooked! Along with traditional preparations there are many creative combinations on offer. Step into this contemporary eatery and enjoy a relaxed Japanese meal midst a casual ambiance.
Exposed brick walls and darkwood furniture welcome you at this charming Italian restaurant. The authentic fare offered here includes popular Italian preparations such as salmon tartare, penne pomodoro and many others. While the menu here keeps changing, what remains the same is the fresh, sublime flavors that a la dante cooking brings out. To complement these well-plated and delicious dishes, there's an impressive wine list on offer as well. Though pricey, dining experience here is pleasant and memorable, thanks to tasty offerings and courteous service.