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Allegro

Prague's first, and still only, Michelin Star rated restaurant. The quality of the Four Seasons hotel chain is obvious Read_on (No Comments)

Ambiente Pasta Fresca

Ambiente Pasta Fresca
This classic yet laid back Italian serves up delicous and not over-priced culinary creations, and the service is superb. Read_on (No Comments)

Apostila

 International nouvelle cuisine is served up, for a price, an easy stone’s toss from the Týn Church on Old Town Square. Read_on (No Comments)

Apropos

Make sure you’re hungry on arrival after making the slog down from the castle and across the river. The portions at this Read_on (No Comments)

Barock

Not a rock bar at all but fabulous decor, succulent sushi, a varied European menu from chef Jana Janatová and beautiful people on Prague's swishest street. Read_on (No Comments)

Bed Lounge

Sometimes, it’s just too much work to sit in a chair and eat. Thank goodness for Bed Lounge. Its location right off of Old Town Square means you can have a meal and take a nap with out missing a sightseeing step. Read_on (No Comments)

Bellevue

A fantastic setting, looking out to Charles Bridge, the castle and the Vltava, and a classic atmosphere sets the scene for you to feel dead posh if you want and if you can afford it. Read_on (No Comments)

Botanic

Lovely international restaurant serving a fine range of top dishes, all at reasonable prices, cooked and served by people who clearly know and love food. Read_on (No Comments)

Brasserie Praha

This subtle space inside the Prague Marriott is classy yet laid back. Dishes from the open kitchen are simple, delicious and classically international, heavy on the French. Read_on (No Comments)

Caffrey's

Caffrey's
Good service and a great location on Staromětské nám. make this a popular Irish pub for many, including large parties of stag nighters. Read_on (2 Comments)

Celebrity Café

This great local café, bar and restaurant off the main tourist drag serves up delicious cuisine at excellent prices. Large Read_on (No Comments)

Černý slon

For a taste of medieval living, dine below the vaulted ceilings of this small restaurant in an ancient building across the narrow street from Týn Church. Read_on (No Comments)

Červená tabulka

A brightly renovated villa tucked into a corner of the nether reaches of Prague 1 houses this excellent restaurant. The food is very good, the service is great, and the setting just fabulous. Read_on (No Comments)

Charleston

Two floors and a large terrace decked out in a luxurious mix of languid sofas, armchairs and dining tables create a 1930s atmosphere, which is added to by the live piano. Read_on (No Comments)

David

Up a winding cobbled street, the interior of this small restaurant looks like a genteel, yet chintzy living room. The wait Read_on (No Comments)

Doba

Doba
The lights and polished wood at the top of the stairs are a little misleading as you descend into a fairly ordinary cellar to eat fodder that is fine. Read_on (No Comments)

Dubliner Irish Pub

If you find yourself hankering for a bit o’ Irish cooking; head over to The Dubliner for a mighty fine meal. Indulge in their Irish specialties like cottage pie, Guinness Irish stew or fish and chips. Read_on (No Comments)

Dynamo

Long and sleek and a strange sort of luminous green, this designer diner still manages to retain a relaxed feel. The menu offers a patchwork of Mediterranean and Central European dishes, often mixing and matching between the two and generally coming up trumps. Read_on (No Comments)

O3

A small courtyard terrace with loyal drinkers from their small but perfectly formed O2 Bar and conducive to Žižkov prices. Read_on (No Comments)

Ethiopia Cafe

Claiming to be the first Ethiopian restaurant in central and Eastern Europe, Czech owner Jiří Škvor spent more than two years in Ethiopia and wanted to recreate a small version of the African country in his homeland. Read_on (No Comments)

Hanavský pavilon

Amidst the wedding cake décor complete with Renaissance panels of nudes reclining in green landscapes, the modestly attired staff await your whims with formality. Read_on (No Comments)

Hergetova Cihelna

Part of the Kampa Group of restaurants, this is a winner in every respect. A huge menu of Czech and international favourites tantalises, with great Neapolitan pizza's thrown in for good measure. Read_on (No Comments)

Hybernia

To see the wait staff in action is like watching ballet with the fast forward button jammed down - understandable when you see the queue at lunchtime. Read_on (No Comments)

Jarmark

An upmarket version of a classic Prague formula. As you enter you will be handed a card, don't lose it or you've spent 1,000Kč instantly. Read_on (No Comments)

Jizera a Václavka

The café looks out onto Wenceslas Square and is often full, but it is the other three restaurants that are the real draw here. Read_on (No Comments)

Kampa Park

Kampa Park
The legendary restaurant with THE who's who of diners; Hillary Clinton et al. (see the decorative photographic evidence). Read_on (No Comments)

Kobe

Find the secret entrance and head downstairs into this cozy spot where the kitchen is a bit geographically challenged. An Argentinean Read_on (No Comments)

Kuře v hodinkách

The Czech Hard Rock Cafe brings you industrial chic in this hip hospoda. The kitchen is an intriguing range: Czech fare with some classical comfort bar food thrown in. Read_on (No Comments)

La Degustation

This self-styled Bohemian Bourgeoisie restaurant from the Ambiente Group is a luxurious corner restaurant with an open kitchen and a private dining room feel to it. Read_on (No Comments)

La Galerie

Simple quality is how best to describe La Galerie. The menu has a small selection, carefully chosen and prepared by Chef Mikuláš Gottwald. Read_on (No Comments)

Lary Fary

There's no way to discreetly order a kebab skewer here; it's so big that it needs to be suspended from a hook above your table. Read_on (No Comments)

La Veranda

La Veranda
'Brave, original, creative, and innovative.' La Veranda lives up to its credo, and surpasses it in a style unlike any other in Prague. Read_on (No Comments)

Lavička

A fairly standard Žižkov restaurant serving the usual Czech specials of rabbit, pork, duck, etc. with some dishes leaning to the international side; fajitas, pasta and salmon steak. Read_on (No Comments)

Le Café Colonial

A range of gastronomy from which empire, we're not sure, but there are some treats to be had. An innovative twist on pasta and some pretty tasty morsels of seafood. Read_on (No Comments)

Le Grill

A magical combination of local and international cuisine, Le Grill, inside the Kempinski Hotel is really pretty good. Yes, it’s in a hotel, but skip that fact and savor Chef Marek Fichtner advanced kitchen skills. Read_on (No Comments)

Letenský zámeček

A mock castle perched high above the city in Letná park, this is a great place to come in the summer. To one side, the cheaper tables are served by the grill sheds, to the other, decent salads, pastas and fish are escorted from the chateau itself. Read_on (No Comments)

Los v Oslu

The Moose from Oslo doesn’t have moose on its wildly varied menu, but it does serve Norwegian gulaš. Wild boar, snails, duck, octopus, rabbit and quail round out the imaginative mains that are complemented by unusual side combos. Read_on (No Comments)

Louis Armstrong

Open your ears and let the tranquil jazzy sounds coming from yours truly set the mood. Murals, trumpets and bizarre bric-a-brac entertain the eye. Read_on (1 Comment)

Mastné prsty

If you like chicken, Sticky Fingers is the place for you. Every conceivable method of cooking the bird is employed in this basic but brilliant haven. Read_on (No Comments)

mEating Point

Surprisingly tasty food and friendly service smack dab on the tourist packed Náměstí Republiky is not something you’d expect to find. Read_on (No Comments)

Miluj bližního svého

Shortened to MBS (it’s the Czech name for the film Arlington Road, literally love your fellow man), this is an unassuming Read_on (No Comments)

Mlýnec

The Mill has the wonderful setting by the tower on the east end of Charles Bridge, and as such the terrace is a veritable who's who of Prague A-listers. Read_on (No Comments)

Monarch

Monarch
The Monarch people are all about the wine, so you’ll be sure to have an extensive selection to mull over. This is a wine bar and a grill so excellent cuisine to accompany your bottle, like steak, fish, pork and chicken. Read_on (No Comments)

Mount Steak

Mountains of steak, mountains of choice, mountains of choice steak, from the regular beef and pork to the more exotic shark and crocodile. Read_on (No Comments)

Mozaika

At Mozaika every dish is so delicious that it’s difficult to make a choice. The seafood bouillabaisse is a hearty starter, tandoori chicken is piquant and tasty, while pasta dishes are rich and flavourful. Read_on (No Comments)

Noodles

Now with a superb summer garden and shortcut through to Wenceslas Square, the world of noodles is right on our doorstep. Excellent lunch deals bring people flocking but dinner still needs some tweaking to attract diners. Read_on (No Comments)

Nostitz

A lovely late baroque summer palace built by the Jesuits in the 17th century is now a lovely restaurant with a gorgeous terrace along the Čertovka canal that creates Kampa Island. Read_on (No Comments)

Nostress

They’re not kidding. With comfortable designer furniture and steady ambient music, stress is the last thing on your mind. Read_on (No Comments)

Obyčejný svět

A more mature international flavour permeates this hospoda, which you actually enter on Chorvatské street. With various seating Read_on (No Comments)

Parnas

A lovely little restaurant on the Vltava which is proving to be immensely popular with all kinds of diners who come to enjoy the super international cuisine. Read_on (No Comments)

People Restaurant

Czech and international cuisine are on tap here. Speaking of tap, they’ve got four different beers and an extensive wine and cocktail list. Read_on (No Comments)

Pizzeria U Tučňáků

Colourful yet sterile, but the food is well prepared, large and well priced. The pizza oven keeps the place warm, although is more than pizza on their menu. Read_on (No Comments)

Pod křídlem noci

More of a dining experience than an eating one; Pod křídlem noci (under the wing of night) is a concept restaurant in which you eat in total darkness. Read_on (No Comments)

Pravda

Not just the name of the old communist party mouthpiece (and a terrific Tom Stoppard play), but also a successful dining room, Read_on (No Comments)

Pravěk

The fourth of these prehistoric themed restaurants that serve slabs of everything from ostrich to game, chicken to salmon, with more than a little Yabba-dabba-doo. Read_on (1 Comment)

Příčný řez

The lunch time specials sell out regularly so come early or choose from their excellent standard menu. Fettuccini with chicken, goat cheese and sun dried tomatoes is delicious if a tad sweet. Read_on (No Comments)

Puerto Rico

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Republika

A lovely Art Nouveau inspired restaurant, the atmosphere is definitely better than the cooking. Live jazz is played nightly, and the overall feel of the place is classy 1920s. Read_on (No Comments)

Resto Café Patio

The Patio people are carving a colonial niche for themselves in Prague with this café (the other location has recently closed) with beautiful interior design and furnished from their own shops so you can have dinner then decide to buy your chair. Read_on (No Comments)

Retro

Excellent prices in a cool, vibrant space, with some pretty efficient wait staff. The menu is huge and French/Mediterranean with good vegetarian options, crepes, and huge salads. Read_on (No Comments)

Rocky O'Reilly's

Nothing rescues an all-nighter like a massive Irish breakfast and Rocky O’Reilly’s is the place to get it. You can get stuffed other times of the day as well with their massive platters of food including ribs and chicken wings. Read_on (No Comments)

Sahara Café

This corner café on Nám. Miru is sublime, from its huge interior complete with appropriately exotic teak and mahogany Read_on (No Comments)

Sherwood

Sherwood
This restaurant of Czech specialties will win you over with their big menu of meat; cooked your way. Or go for broke with a great Czech roasted duck or pork knee. Read_on (No Comments)

SOHO+

Exquisite interior design creates chiffon-divided private spaces in this fine dining location with a great terrace down the river at Dvorce. Read_on (No Comments)

Solidní nejistota

Such an international menu may not be found anywhere else in Prague. You’ve got your Thai grilled salmon, filet mignon and spaghetti carbonara. Read_on (No Comments)

SPHINX

Polish chain restaurant comes to town. Casual joint, promising a balance between a fast food and a full-service restaurant. Read_on (No Comments)

Střelecký ostrov

Perched on the eponymous island halfway Most Legii bridge, this elegant restaurant pleases weary walkers with affordable lunches (including good pizzas) while plying hedonists with wine and food from the gourmet menu. Read_on (No Comments)

Suterén

Featuring such alcohol-flavoured dishes as salmon mojito - marinaded with Caribbean rum and mint, pheasant on slivovice and even lemon sorbet with vodka, this place is too intriguing to miss. Read_on (No Comments)

Svatá Klára

Svatá Klára
For something completely different, descend 16m underground in this natural cave made into a wine cellar and restaurant. The rough Read_on (3 Comments)

Tbilisi

Tbilisi
Gorgeous newly opened Georgian restaurant. Discover fresh new tastes, like the typical lobio, a dish made from beans or hinkali – big, juicy dumplings. Read_on (No Comments)

Techtle Mechtle

New restaurant and bar which has the elements to make it work: good Mediterranean menu and wine list – although neither Read_on (No Comments)

Titanic

This appropriately-proportioned, terracotta-tiled restaurant describes itself as a steak house, but you may not make it past the first page of the menu; the salads. Read_on (No Comments)

Trilobit

Surprisingly bright for a brick cellar, this bar and restaurant serves up decent Czech and international dishes as well as a few vegetarian options. Read_on (No Comments)

Triton Restaurant

TRITON Restaurant, stalactite cave in the heart of historical Prague, guarantees an unforgettable dining experience with unique atmosphere that is just incommunicable - as if you were in another world. Read_on (No Comments)

U Básníka pánve

Medieval-type cellar restaurant with gallons of energy and catering mostly it seems to tour groups. Large space, large dishes and tasty too. Read_on (No Comments)

U Chlupatýho ducha

Tucked away down winding, cobbled streets, this wonderful cellar space provides good food and drinks to combat the winter blues. Read_on (No Comments)

U Emy Destinnové

Built in the birthplace building of the opera star, U Emy Destinnové is global cuisine at its very best. A cosy interior envelopes you and detracts nothing from the menu of steaks, seafood and regional specialties. Read_on (No Comments)

U Veselé basy

Stuck right in the centre of tourism central, here they serve up a variety of cuisine with a slightly dodgy attitude and some Read_on (No Comments)

U Wébrů

A new Czech restaurant with a few twists to the usual staples - see game gulaš in gin. Boar, deer and venison make many appearances but sadly the meals don’t match calibre of their descriptions. Read_on (No Comments)

U Zlaté studně

U Zlaté studně is still making waves in Prague's restaurant scene after a successful opening. Sitting Read_on (No Comments)

Villa Richter Restaurants

This newly opened trio of restaurants sits right below Prague Castle in the recently restored St. Wenceslas’ Vineyards. The amazing view is the main reason to go; the food is way overpriced for the quality. Read_on (No Comments)

Vltava

Vltava
The appropriately named restaurant has panoramic views of the river, a suitably designed interior and creative menu to match. Read_on (No Comments)

Vozovna Stromovka

A hidden little place in Stromovka Park, Vozovna Stromovka’s the perfect place to stop for lunch or a drink while experiencing the green side of Prague. Read_on (No Comments)

V Zátiší

A restaurant and wine bar that is possibly the best in Prague. Without being snooty, it manages to serve fabulous and inventive meals to a middle-aged crowd of foreigners and locals. Read_on (No Comments)

Wigwam

Vaguely Aztec/Latino décor but with an international menu leaning towards the Oriental side of the globe and with no Mexican dishes at all. Read_on (1 Comment)

Wings Club

The Wings Club is a slice of aviation history served with humour, reverence and culinary delights – the latter from a chef formerly of the Four Seasons Hotel. Read_on (No Comments)

Akropolis

We feel we have found the best chicken wings in Prague and Akropolis' new management, while changing the menu, have kept the super spicy wings. Read_on (No Comments)

Chagall’s Club Restaurant

A casual relaxed charm coupled with sophisticated food is what awaits you in the heart of Old Town at Chagall’s Club. The Read_on (No Comments)

Esprit Orangerie

Modern Czech and international cuisine served up in a lovely designer space. Esprit Orangerie is a decidedly different hotel restaurant, worthy of a visit even if you aren’t staying at the Holiday Inn. Read_on (No Comments)

Home Kitchen

 An excellent lunch break, Home Kitchen welcomes you with their farmhouse décor and seasonal menu of soups, salads and breads. Read_on (No Comments)

Kofein

Tapas Czech style in this cool new Prague 3 place. An eclectic but tasty menu – there’s about two dozen hot and cold tapas. Read_on (No Comments)

Krystal Mozaika Bistro

A variety of meaty and American dishes; the burger is a good choice and both the beef and the veal dishes have been enjoyed. Krystal does desserts fairly well, especially the carrot cake. Read_on (No Comments)

Maledivy

A cantina feel and nice back garden; Maledivy will win you over with its relaxed atmosphere and nice food. Presentation is usually artful, and plates range from international to Mexican variations. Read_on (No Comments)

Oasis CITY Restaurant

On the fourth floor of the Oasis CITY empire inside the Marks & Spencer building, the spacious lounge-like interior of this restaurant offers diners dishes prepared by a Russian cook. Read_on (No Comments)

Perfect

A very risky name for a new restaurant, but the cheeky guys running this café/restaurant/club certainly have a point. With Read_on (No Comments)

U Dominikána

A lovely international mix of cuisine. U Dominikána offers up pastas, seafood and Czech dishes in a classy and inviting space. Read_on (No Comments)

Zinc

Gordon Ramsey moved out and Zinc has moved in. The new Hilton Old Town restaurant replaces Ramsey’s short-lived Maze and is promising modern European cuisine with Asian flavours. Read_on (No Comments)