Pivnice U Švejkù, Prague

Pivnice U Švejkù, Prague
Address:
Újezd 22, Malá Strana, Prague, Czech Republic
Description:
This restaurant is primarily geared towards tourists but still does decent food at good prices. While it's good for lunches, if you decide to refuel here after 7pm you can do so to the sounds of a local accordian player.Open daily from 11am-midnight.

Káva Káva Káva, Prague

Káva Káva Káva, Prague
Address:
Národní 37, Nové Mesto, Prague, Czech Republic
Description:
Thanks to delightfully friendly staff, and mugs of tea/coffee big enough to (nearly) swim in, there is no better place to start the day than in here. Located just two minutes from the northern end of Wenceslas Square, you get 15 minutes free internet with every 60Kc spent.Open Mon-Fri 7am-10pm; Sat & Sun 9am-10pm.

Coctail-Café Restaurant, Prague

Coctail-Café Restaurant, Prague
Address:
Karlova 6, Old Town, Prague, Czech Republic
Description:
Considering its central location, you’d expect the food to be a lot dearer than it is in this restaurant. But here you can get anything from pizza to fish at very reasonable prices. Try the ‘Peèené uzené koleno’ (roasted smoked pork). It’s big enough to feed a horse.Open daily 24 hours.

Buffalo Bills, Prague

Buffalo Bills, Prague
Address:
Vodickova 9, Praha 1, New Town, Prague, Czeck Republic
Description:
If it's Mexican food you're looking for, look no further. This restaurant in cellar-like surroundings serves fajitas and burritos at reasonable prices. Open dailiy from 12 noon-midnight.

Bohemia Bagel, Prague

Bohemia Bagel, Prague
Address:
Újezd 16, Malá Strana, Prague, Czech Republic
Description:
For a good old fashioned English or American breakfast, this is where to go. The menu is full of pancakes, scrambled eggs, and bacon and rashers. Open Mon-Fri 7am-midnight, Sat & Sun 8am-midnight.

Orange Moon, Prague

Orange Moon, Prague
Address:
Rámová 5, Josefov, Prague, Czech Republic
Description:
Due to the Czechs' tendency not to charge western-style prices for eastern-style fare, you can enjoy a full meal in this fusion restaurant for less than €10. Choose from Indian/Burmese/Thai dishes.Open daily 11.30am-11.30pm.

Restaurants

Restaurants are extremely plentiful in Prague, and deal in all types of fare from traditional to fusion. No matter what part of the city you are in you’ll find somewhere to refuel. What will make such a stop even more refreshing is that sometimes even those restaurants beside the most tourist trodden paths can be exceedingly good value.In saying that, you’re better off steering clear of restaurants around the Old Town Square and Prague Castle. Instead set your sights on Josefov just north of the aforementioned square as this is where the best (and most reasonable) array of restaurants is. Even though more and more fusion, Mexican, and other international restaurants are opening, most restaurants still deal in traditional fare. This is where meat is a staple part of the menu. Whether it is beef, duck or pork, the Czechs love their meat. Dumplings, potatoes and goulash also feature heavily in local specialities.

Local Restaurant
Orange Moon
Bohemia Bagel
Buffalo Bills
Coctail-Café Restaurant
Káva Káva Káva
Pivnice U Švejkù

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