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Best Restaurants in Prague
Prague has a food scene that goes far beyond traditional Czech dishes. While the city is known for hearty meals and beer culture, it also offers modern restaurants, international influences, and refined dining experiences. Czech food is rich and filling, often centred around meat, sauces, and dumplings. At the same time, Prague has developed a strong modern dining scene, especially in areas like Old Town, Malá Strana, and Vinohrady.
Top Restaurants in Prague
Lokál Dlouhááá (Old Town)
Authentic Czech cuisine in a lively setting.
Lokál is one of the most popular places to try traditional Czech food. The restaurant focuses on fresh ingredients and classic dishes served in a casual environment. Especially known for its beer and hearty meals.
€10 to €20
U Kroka (Vyšehrad area)
Traditional Czech food with a local feel.
U Kroka is slightly outside the main tourist areas, offering a more local dining experience. The menu includes classic Czech dishes with generous portions.
€15 to €25
Field Restaurant (Old Town area)
Michelin-starred fine dining.
Field Restaurant offers a modern tasting menu that focuses on seasonal ingredients and creative presentation. One of the top fine dining experiences in Prague.
From €120
Eska (Karlín)
Modern Czech cuisine in a unique setting.
Eska is a contemporary restaurant known for its open kitchen and creative approach to traditional Czech food. The atmosphere is modern and relaxed.
€25 to €50
Café Savoy (Malá Strana)
Elegant café and classic dishes.
Café Savoy offers a refined dining experience with a historic interior. Known for both breakfast and traditional Czech meals in an elegant setting.
€20 to €40
Kantýna (New Town)
Meat-focused dining experience.
Kantýna is a butcher-style restaurant where guests can choose cuts of meat and have them prepared to order. A unique concept popular with locals.
€20 to €50
La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise (Old Town)
High-end Czech tasting menu.
This Michelin-starred restaurant offers a refined take on traditional Czech cuisine. The tasting menu highlights local ingredients and flavours.
From €130
Mlejnice (Old Town)
Traditional Czech dishes in a cosy setting.
Mlejnice offers classic Czech food in a rustic environment. The atmosphere is warm and traditional, perfect for authentic dining.
€15 to €30
Sansho (Florenc area)
Modern Asian-inspired cuisine.
Sansho offers a menu inspired by Asian flavours, with a focus on sharing plates. Stylish and popular with locals, providing a break from traditional Czech food.
€30 to €60
Quick Picks
What to Eat in Prague
Goulash
A rich meat stew often served with dumplings.
Svíčková
Beef in a creamy sauce with dumplings.
Roast pork
Often served with cabbage and dumplings.
Trdelník
A sweet pastry commonly found in tourist areas.
Czech beer
An essential part of the dining experience.
Best Areas in Prague for Restaurants
Old Town
Offers convenience and historic settings, with many restaurants near major landmarks.
Malá Strana
Provides scenic and quieter options with views of Prague Castle and the river.
Karlín
Known for modern restaurants and contemporary dining experiences.
Vinohrady
Offers a more local dining experience with authentic Czech restaurants.
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