Prague Restaurants

... was a gem in the middle of town. My friend was marvellous at finding little treasures, a blues night club, and the best value restaurants. We paid £80.00 for a jazz boat on New Years Eve, what a con! 14 miserable as Monday people but the fireworks ...

... ; Soup is popular and very tasty.  Among entries we noted that roast duck and pork seemed very popular and many restaurants featured roasted "pork knee" -- a massive joint that we didn't try.  Most of the food was very good but without ...

... to buy some long sleeve shirts, we went to the local mall. Czechs are not allowed to smoke inside most public buildings - just restaurants and pubs - so we thought "there will be nonsmoking restaurants at the mall because it's an indoor mall!" Wrong. You ...

... was a bargain. Returning to the city center, we strolled through a narrow street that was filled with additional vendors, restaurants, and souvenir shops.  I purchased an Original Thuringer, which is a large sausage in a round bun.   The ...

... drank and ate and drank. It was fun to cook for a group and it was fun to expose them to some of our favorite restaurants. On Sunday we went to St. Michael's church for 11:00 English service. It was a delightful service with the children's choir ...

... if you have a dog with you. Also they don't have any smoking law's like we do in Australia, the smoke in bars and restaurants alike, which sucks in the restaurant when you are trying to eat and there is smoke smell everywhere but that's how they live so ...

... The city has remained preserved and undamaged by the 2nd World war. I love its amazing and impressive buildings, the beautiful café bars and restaurants, its people who are welcoming and charming, but I find also a negative. I have to admit that it is an ...

... pretty good.  I had met a girl the night before and we sat together.  The tour guide gave pointers on restaurants and places to see in Prague. The bus driver made a few wrong turns and what should have taken about 2 hours ended up taking 4 but I ...

... The hotel is on a quiet street, but the location was perfect with lots of good cafes and restaurants nearby, and all the Prague sights within ten minutes walk as we soon discovered. After we got settled in, we decided to take a walk ...

... been the hub of Mala Strana since the 10th century. The stunning St. Nicholas Church dominates the centre of the square. All around are a mixture of official buildings, restaurants, shops and other attractions. Then up to the ...

... set up in our apartment and hit the town.  We were very close to the Old town square where there are many pubs, restaurants, and little shops.  We walked around and ended up finding the George and Dragon pub (which is a local hangout for us in ...

... to sightseeing and headed up the main street to the museum. It was getting close to dinner so we were scoping out the restaurants for a good, cheap, authentic Czech meal. The old town of Prague is pretty spectacular. The main street up to the museum is a ...

... .    We went to the Strahov Monastery where the monks brew beer.  We enjoyed delicious beers at a couple of restaurants on the monastery grounds.  After dinner and drinks, we took two trams down the hill  and across the ...

... had lots and lots of beer! We've walked around quite a bit and have been eating in delicious restaurants.  We wandered across Charles Bridge and looked at Prague Castle at night.  We'll go back in the daytime to explore the castle. I used an ...

... straight to Wenceslas square to find something to eat.  I've got a word of warning to everyone about Prague:  the place really isn't good for restaurants and quality of food, and there are a lot of fast food joints here.  It really appears ...

... . They are of Indian descent. He owns a large BP service station and convenience store plaza. They also owned five fast food restaurants. They sold these and are looking to buy another franchise. Since they were near our age, we became quite friendly with ...

... again and some amazing views from The Charles Bridge!!Side street after side street of cobbles, ancient buildings, trinket shops & restaurants - great place, but the only drawback of the city is that it is soooo busy with people everywhere, especially ...

... .  In the afternoon we walked back through the other parts of the city. Day three was coming home day so we just walked about the other areas of the city. Recommended restaurants - Ambiente just off of Old Town Square.  Lovely ...

... we had a good time together in such close quarters. Funny things: There have been some great signs posted outside of restaurants here.  Broken English is spoken perfectly and it's amusing to see the attempts to cater to the ...

... stone roads and appreciating the unique mixture of architecture. During many of these walks we discovered dozens of wonderful little restaurants and bars, fascinating buildings and architecture, and in so doing, got a better feel for the true Czech way ...