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Must-Visit Restaurants
Top 20 Must-Visit Restaurants in Prague [2025]
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Terasa U Prince
4.5
/5
11 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 66.00
Wenceslas Square | 1.8 km from downtown
Address: Staromestske namesti 460/29 | Hotel U Prince, Prague 110 00, Czech Republic
No. 3 of Local Restaurants in Prague
Highlights:
Unforgettable European cuisine with charming views of Prague Square
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This western restaurant is located in the old town of Prague. The location is really great. The terrace on the fourth floor overlooks the entire Prague Square, and the Tyn Church and Prague Astronomical Clock are also in full view. After walking around the rooftop, I couldn't help but sigh, "Prague is so beautiful!"
Let's talk about the food. I ordered chicken poached egg Caesar salad and veal tenderloin, but it was not delicious. But don't worry about it so much. After all, most of the guests who come here are not interested in wine, just eat happily!
The rooftop outdoor restaurant has an unobstructed view of the Old Town Square and is a popular spot for Internet celebrities to take photos. Although it is a severe winter, the store has installed heaters at various angles, so it doesn't feel cold. Blankets are also provided for each seat, which is very thoughtful. However, the best location for taking photos is separated out separately, and you have to open champagne to go up, which feels a bit too commercial. But it's not forced, it's a matter of willingness. The roasted pork elbow is very good, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with sauerkraut and mustard sauce. It's cold and freezing, and eating a pork elbow to supplement calories is great! The most important thing is that the portion is reasonable, and one or two people can afford it. The other two seafood dishes are quite satisfactory, but the ingredients are very fresh, which is a plus for an inland country far away from the sea. Although you can't get to the best viewing platform, the scenery taken in the cracks is also good, which is better than nothing.
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Restaurant U Glaubicu
5.0
/5
8 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 27.00
Lesser Town | 2.8 km from downtown
Address: Malostranské náměstí 266/5,118 00 Praha 1 - Malá strana
No. 2 of Local Restaurants in Prague
Highlights:
A popular restaurant with large chunks of beef in its beef bread
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On the first night in Prague, I had a super authentic Czech traditional food, and felt the beauty of Central European food and Chinese food. It was like going back to China to eat! The food processing method in the Czech Republic is indeed quite similar to that in China, and because Czech people love to eat meat and drink beer, the overall eating habits are very suitable for Chinese stomachs! U Glaubiců is very popular at night, and sometimes you even have to wait for a seat... Luckily, I went there and sat down in a few minutes. The environment is also very Czech.
I have to praise that Czech beer is really delicious. The old man at the next table comes to the store specifically to drink beer. Even the official website of this store directly says: But don‘t leave without trying the famous Czech Pilsner Urquell beer! Even people like me who don’t usually drink much feel that it is refreshing and sweet or has a bit of interesting bitterness. It is easy to drink and refreshing. Ah! Every time I drink it, I say in my heart: I must bring my dad to the Czech Republic to drink beer in the future! After all, my dad loves beer so much! Whenever we three go to a Czech restaurant, we always order beer. We experienced real happiness in the three days of eating meat and drinking in the Czech Republic.
HOVĚZÍ GULÁŠ V CHLEBU is very similar to Chinese-style beef stew. The beef soup is served in Czech-style black bread (it tastes like hard European bread, and the inner layer is soft because it is soaked in the beef stew soup). The beef cubes are stewed until soft and sticky, with a little black pepper flavor. The soup is very rich. It has been a long time since I have eaten such a hot and solid dish.
Here is a guide to Prague:
Attractions
• Prague Castle: The world's largest castle complex, built in the 9th century, is the official residence of the Czech president. You can visit St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, the Old Royal Palace, etc. It is recommended to buy a 450 kronor ticket that includes all attractions, and you can spend an additional 200 kronor to climb the South Tower of St. Vitus Cathedral and overlook Prague.
• Charles Bridge: Prague's landmark building, built in 1357, is known as "Europe's open-air Baroque statue gallery". Go early in the morning or at night when there are few people, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of 30 Baroque statues on both sides and the Vltava River.
• Prague Old Town Square: The heart of Prague, with buildings of various styles such as the Tyn Church and St. Nicholas Church. You can watch the astronomical clock on the hour, and you can spend 150 kronor to climb the astronomical clock tower to overlook the square.
• Other attractions: stroll through the old town and admire the medieval architecture; check in at the John Lennon Wall to feel the cultural significance behind it; go to the Dancing House to see the unique twisted glass building; or go to Havel Market to experience the local customs and buy special souvenirs.
Food
• Special dishes: you can taste roast pork elbow, roast pork ribs, beef cream sauce, Czech roast duck, Czech goulash, etc. Recommended restaurants include Pork's, Restaurant U Glaubicu, etc.
• Special desserts: try Tatami, chimney roll ice cream, etc., but chimney roll ice cream is sweeter and can be shared by many people.
• Special drinks: Czech beer is very famous, you can go to the beer garden or the Czech Beer Museum to taste it.
Accommodation
• Luxury: Four Seasons Hotel Prague, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Andaz Prague Hotel, etc., with first-class facilities and services.
• Comfort: Accor Mozart Prague Hotel, President Hotel, etc., convenient travel and beautiful scenery.
• Economy: You can choose Xingyuan Hotel or book a small local apartment, which is cost-effective.
Transportation
• Walking: Prague Old Town has many attractions, most of which can be reached on foot.
• Public transportation: You can buy a transportation pass. Download the APP "Pid" and bind it to a visa card to buy it. It costs 120 crowns. It is valid for 24 hours after activation and can take the subway and tram unlimited times.
In addition, when traveling in Prague, you should also pay attention to the local currency, Czech crown. It is preferred to use crowns for payment, and it is also more cost-effective to swipe a card.
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Kantyna
4.0
/5
2 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 45.00
Wenceslas Square | 1.1 km from downtown
Address: Politických vězňů 1511/5 110 00 Praha 1
Highlights:
Popular local carnivore's paradise, the perfect choice for fresh meat dishes paired with drinks for a delightful experience
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The stalls on the town square make a lot of shortbreads, sweet and salty, and even quail eggs. We ordered a gentleman, which was very sweet and crispy. It was made on the spot after ordering.
In the western restaurant in the old town, I had delicious steak and German sausages, paired with German yellow beer or German dark beer, it was really a different experience. The thin-bottomed pizza was also very delicious.
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Praha Matzip
5.0
/5
1 reviews
Korean
From NZD 24.00
Stare Mesto | 1.9 km from downtown
Address: Dusni 1082/6, Prague Czech Republic
Highlights:
A popular, highly-rated restaurant featuring authentic Korean dishes with excellent flavor
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I visited this restaurant two days in a row in Prague and it was delicious! It's very popular, so reservations are necessary when it's crowded. The taste is very authentic, and I recommend the kimchi pork fried rice!
No.
5
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Café Louvre
4.6
/5
85 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 17.00
Wenceslas Square | 1.5 km from downtown
Address: National 22, Prague, 110 00
Highlights:
A famous, century-old cafe with a Parisian atmosphere
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Cafe Louvre, the most famous coffee shop in Prague, has the same name as the Louvre in France and has a history of more than 100 years.
9 Narodni 22, Prague , Czech Republic
Cafe Louvre was once a coffee shop frequented by Einstein and Kafka, and Jay Chou also came here to check in.
I checked in at the end of June. I was exhausted from visiting the old town on a hot day. My friends had to go somewhere else. I urgently needed afternoon tea. I came to cafe Louvre alone. At 12:30, there were not many people after the meal time, and there were many empty seats.
I ordered cappuccino, cheesecake, fried pork chop, and ice cream. I ate more than 400 crowns, more than 130 yuan. Compared with the prices in the Czech Republic, Shanghai is much cheaper.
You can pay with Czech crowns (kc), 100kc=30 yuan. I didn’t change Czech crowns and settled directly in euros.
I consider myself a sweet tooth, but I really can't like Louvre cheesecake. Maybe it's because of the hot weather. I think it's too sweet and greasy, not the taste of cheesecake I like. The cappuccino tastes bland. The fried pork chop is small and delicate, just right for me. The ice cream is too sweet.
This is a century-old restaurant. Jay Chou has also visited it. I found Jay Chou's seat and sat down to have a cup of coffee. I came here for dinner another night. I went directly to the second floor. The left and right sides are different. One place is for afternoon tea and coffee, and the other is for dinner.
No.
6
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Terasa U Zlaté studně
4.5
/5
11 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 315.00
Lesser Town | 2.9 km from downtown
Address: U Zlate studne 166/4, Prague 118 00 Czech Republic
No. 6 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Prague
Highlights:
Enjoy views of the Old Town and savor unforgettable local flavors
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Terasa u Zlate Studne is a historic restaurant in the old town of Prague. It has a terrace and windows overlooking the red roofs of Prague. It is a great view seat! Food is not important!
1500 for 2 people. The environment is very beautiful, the dishes are OK, you must make a reservation, the seats outside
No.
7
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Medieval Tavern U Krále Brabantského
5.0
/5
1 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 35.00
Lesser Town | 3 km from downtown
No. 8 of Local Restaurants in Prague
Highlights:
Transports you to medieval times with high-quality local cuisine
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The interior design is good, cave style, the food is Czech style, very delicious
No.
8
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Nase Maso
4.3
/5
9 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 26.00
Stare Mesto | 1.9 km from downtown
Address: Dlouha 39, Prague 110 00, Czech Republic
Highlights:
Authentic Czech flavor from select aged meat and traditional craft
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Come to this shop to experience one of Prague's special dining styles, eating the freshest and juicy meat in a meat shop. It is not a restaurant shown on the map, but a Butcher shop. You can also buy the freshest and high-quality raw meat in the shop.
There was a lot of traffic at lunch time. A small shop was crowded with people. It was hard to wait for a small seat to sit down. Many people came for this Wagyu burger, and some came for the Czech specialty Tartar beef. I saw the family sitting next to me eating happily, and although I also wanted to eat tartar, I could only stuff one burger!
Wagyu Beef Burger After waiting for five minutes, my Wagyu burger came. I couldn't help but stand and take a bite before finding a seat to sit down and eat slowly. It is definitely my favorite burger I have ever eaten. The minced Wagyu beef is very juicy. When you bite it, the slight seasoning of pickles and the aroma of the high-quality Wagyu beef fat rush up, which is simply satisfying.
What is different from ordinary burgers is that the bread base is made of Czech bread rolls, which is soft and fragrant.
[Taste] This butcher shop sells very good dry-aged beef, which is used to make burgers and steaks. Very delicious~
[Service] If you want something, just communicate with the staff and they will be very nice to help you solve it.
[Environment] Open kitchen.
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9
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Restaurant U Modre kachnicky
4.7
/5
4 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 111.00
Lesser Town | 2.5 km from downtown
Address: Nebovidska 460/6 The Lesser Quarter, Prague 118 00 Czech Republic
Highlights:
A nostalgic and refined retro space, featuring delicious meat feasts
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The small Czech-style front door has a simple design inside. The light colors make people feel warm. The sun shines through the glass. The food is apple pie and pasta.
If you have a chance, you must come and try it. It is really a very good restaurant with first-class cost performance and service quality. . .
No.
10
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Restaurant Mlýnec
5.0
/5
2 reviews
Western-style
From NZD 48.00
Stare Mesto | 2.1 km from downtown
Address: Novotného lávka 9 110 00 Praha 1, Česká republika
No. 5 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Prague
Highlights:
Charles Bridge has deep cultural heritage, specializing in recreated traditional Czech Republic cuisine
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Very good fine dining restaurant in Prague. I tried their aged rib eye steak, beef tartare and shrimp dish, all were delicious. Their cocktail menu is also very good.
Right next to the bridge, the bridge is very historic, people come and go, the local food is also very good, the service is good
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