Kralupy nad Vltavou Restaurants

The superlatives start to flow thick and fast once those who have experienced an evening at David begin to describe the place, which is nestled unassumingly on a cobblestoned street near the US embassy. Soft lighting and classi... more

This is a sleek cellar restaurant that's almost more interesting than the food. Chicken, pork, and beef dishes are available. Options include beef burritos, barbeque chicken and beans, and chicken breast with corn. Lower-priced... more

Many argue that this is the king of Prague pizzerias. Judging by numbers served, it may well be the most popular. The foyer is always full of customers waiting for tables or for takeout pizzas. Don't worry though, the host prof... more

Located atop the most controversial architectural feat of the last decade, the Dancing Building, this restaurant is sassy and knows it. The St. Peter's fish in Champagne Sauce is a favorite entrée as is the Duck Breast in Port... more

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… beer halls with a mainly youthful crowd. U Vejvodu in the Old Town (Jilska 4) looked tiny but opened… continue reading »

Don't be put off by the speakeasy effect of the dark, unlit entrance in a quiet corner of the Old Town where there is not much going on. Push on further into the apartment building entrance where you will find the restaurant co... more

this theme restaurant based on the classic Czech novel The Good Soldier Svejk serves traditional Czech cuisine. Their mixture of folklore and traditional food has been so successful that the restaurant has expanded and become a... more

This is one of the very few officially designated mullet free zones in the city. The uber-chic café /restaurant features an extensive cocktail list. Imaginative daily specials are featured on a chalkboard wall and cost consider... more

Situated one block east of the Vltava where traditional Czech pubs run rampant, Le Bistrot de Marlene's French menu is a refreshing option. Once you venture past the velvety curtain at the door, a tastefully decorated quaint re... more

You'd be forgiven for thinking you were in Paris instead of Prague when you walk in here. All the classic bistro features can be found, from the red-checkered tablecloths to the white-aproned waiters. The food is hardly an exce... more