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Restaurants In Prague

Visitors to Prague (like those to Krakow) are spoilt for choice when it comes to good food at very fair prices. The city is awash with good food establishments especially in the side streets off the major roads and in the suburbs - especially Vinohrady. Nerudova, in the 'Lesser Town' which winds its way up from the Charles Bridge to Prague Castle has several reliable establishments. The restaurants along Na-prikope at the lower end of Wenceslas Square are over- priced and very touristy.

Many bars offer also provide good meals - the bars in the alleys off Wenceslas Square on the right (see image) The Zombie bar especially noted.

Noteable Places To Eat

Novomestsky Pivovar Restaurant Vodickova 20, New Town, Prague 1

Very decent Czech Cuisine & Czech Beer in central Prague in a venue which has the attributes of being a bar, restaurant and brewery. Welcomes groups and parties.

;;;;;;;;;;;;; U Kalicha Pub Restaurant ,,,,,,;;,,,,, Na Bojisti 12-14, Vinohrady, Prague 2

Very savoury Czech food, pintsize cold beers & and lively trafitional Czech music.

.................. Lvi Dvur Restaurant ................... U Prasneho Mostu 6, Hradcany, Prague 1

Exceptional traditional Czech food in old style room. Big portions & well presented.

There are numerous guides to 'eating out in Prague' but the guide above is probably one of the most informative online guides available. It is very comprehensive and equally 'visitor' friendly. Recommended.

The Cafe Louvre (One Of Prague's Best)

Prague's restaurants offer a wide range of styles - and 'The Cafe Louvre' exudes fine Czech style, and it should be on everybody's 'must try' list! - with a choice of three eating areas - there is a small posh and quiet area, opposite there is a larger and lively comfortable main room with a very pleasant ambience. There isalso a non-smoking room area and a seperate Billiards room.

There is a good menu offering traditional and cosmopoltian food, offering breakfast through to dinner. The menu and prices are the same in all three eating areas. The food (especially the goulash) is simply great and the prices are surely 'understated' - unlike the decor! The service is excellent and 'apres dejeuner' downstairs in the basement there is a groovy (intimate) retro jazz club called The Reduta - which features live bands and is open late. For more info go to: www.cafelouvre.cz - A Must Day Or Night !

Cafe Louvre, 20 Narodni trida, Praha 1
Tram Routes 6, 9, 18, 21, 22 & 23. Nearest metro: line B (yellow line) Narodni Trida

Tea For Two On A Tram !

Halfway down Wencelas Square you have the opportunity of a very 'twee' afternoon tea on two stationary trams. Very compact but cosy especially in winter - though a little 'touristy'

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