A classic. Gorgeous views of the city at sunset and a beer garden featuring cheap drafts and cheap simple hot dogs/sausages etc. Definitely go for sunset one night.
The heart of my favorite neighborhood. If visiting Prague for an extending time, stay somewhere around here.
The Czechs take their meat seriously and this butchery represents the peak of that passion. Stop in for lunch and get either steak tartare or a meatloaf sandwich.
The sprawling "castle complex" is technically the largest in the world. But it's the cathedral that makes this awesome. Crazy tourist trap, plan ahead to avoid buying water/food inside.
I'm usually underwhelmed by this but I did appreciate the display in support of the Ukraine.
A slightly updated twist on truly traditional Czech cuisine and dining experience. There's one in each neighborhood now so stop in to one to get a since for the local cuisine.
A very modern twist on traditional Czech cuisine and a superlative restaurant in its own right. It's a full evening commitment but this should be a destination.
A wine bar in a multi-level interior courtyard that makes for a wonderful setting for some wine. Also right next door to Nase Maso.
I'm annoyed this place doesn't have a better rating. The service is good, the food is good, the location is great and the prices are reasonable. I get the English breakfast several times a week.
If you're missing America this is the place to come. Good BBQ, American music on the playlist, plenty of English spoken and even real bourbon. Expensive by Prague standards, though.
Sometimes you just need it. ...but don't let me see you going in here before midnight.
Walks a fine line between being cool and hipster-speakeasy-douchebaggery but I think they manage to veer to the cool side. For sure go if you're in the mood for cocktails.
The draw here is the setting which sprawls across a number of underground cellars each with a different "theme" or feel. Apart from that I found it a rather unremarkable pub. Cash only. Free WiFi.
Upscale Mexican place that's pretty good. The food outshone the drinks for sure and I found it expensive for a Mexican place but not bad.
If you're looking for coffee you can certainly do better. But if you just want something quick and to-go it gets the job done.
Had to grab a quick bite before a tour. Better than I would have expected for being in the heart of the tourist trap.
I'd rank this just slightly below average on my Irish Pub scale. The thing that it does really have going for it is the consistency of live music.
Really cool place for Asian. They earned a Michelin star for one of their beef dishes and the chef/owner is from Colorado.
Popped in for an espresso tonic for the walk home and was pleasantly surprised. Despite being in a touristy area the quality was exceptional and the price was reasonable.
Czech-style dumpling emporium. Pretty casual traditional place. I wouldn't make it a destination but if you're in the area and want something a little more main-stream Czech it's worth hitting.
Pretty average as far as lounges go. However, it is quiet and does have a decent range of beverage choices. Not really much food to speak of, though.
