La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise is a Prague Restaurant that, uniquely in the Czech Republic, has been awarded and has maintained a Michelin star for a cuisine based exclusively on Czech ingredients and recipes. Traditional Czech ingredients like Olomouc cheese, beetroot, or carp here take on surprising, modern forms and push the boundaries of Czech cuisine.
Saying goodbye to the old year at a table full of delicacies and stepping into the new one with a glass of premium sparkling wine, cava, or champagne - does that sound like a perfect plan? Here are my tips for great Prague restaurants that will be open on New Year's Eve, including prices and direct links to New Year's Eve menus.
Enjoying the magic of Christmas at a table full of festive delicacies and leaving the worries of cooking to top chefs is the best way to spend the holidays in peace. Here are my tips for great Prague restaurants that have prepared an exceptional Christmas Eve dinner for you, including prices and direct links to their menus.
Roast goose with cabbage and dumplings for St. Martin’s Day is one of the most popular Czech culinary traditions. Here are my tips for great Prague restaurants that will feature goose dishes on their menus, including prices, website links, and direct links to their St. Martin’s Day menus.
The 420 restaurant on Prague's Old Town Square offers an original take on Czech cuisine. The project is led by Radek Kašpárek, a well-known chef, with Marek Kominek heading the kitchen and desserts crafted by Kateřina Brodnianska. The restaurant is located in a uniquely renovated building with a beautiful courtyard, directly opposite the Old Town Astronomical Clock.
Brunch at Občanská plovárna takes place every Sunday, and the menu changes every two months. The price includes unlimited consumption of starters, egg-based breakfast dishes, main courses, and mini desserts. Unlimited consumption also applies to selected types of soft drinks, wine, or beer.
Kuchyň restaurant is still an interesting place for me to visit even after all these years. If I were to recommend just one restaurant to my guests from abroad, it would still be Kuchyň restaurant. This time, I tried the marinated carp with citrus and their famous dill sauce with a poached egg.
The Rice Field restaurant in Prague focuses on authentic Vietnamese communal dining, mâm cơm, which means sharing a variety of dishes at one table just as is common in Vietnamese households. The menu includes crispy pork belly, duck legs and breast with galangal, soup with minced meat, and calamari with mango sauce. The service is fast and welcoming; this place is ideal for lovers of Vietnamese cuisine seeking a quality experience even outside the Sapa Praha area.
Forbína Bar is a new cocktail venue in Prague. It is located in the Lažanský Palace on Národní třída, directly opposite the National Theatre. The cocktail menu is inspired by the theatre's repertoire, offering drinks named after its productions. The composition and presentation of the cocktails reflect the essence of each performance. Forbína prides itself on the meticulous presentation of its drinks, complemented by captivating stories told by the bartenders. The stunning interior, designed by the Olgoj Chorchoj studio, combines natural materials with artistic elements.
Pho 100 is a venue in Prague's Anděl district, focused exclusively on the Vietnamese soup phở. The project is led by brothers Khanh and Giang Ta, who previously operated the Taro restaurant here. The menu offers four variations of phở. Rice noodles are made on-site using a special machine imported from Hanoi. Thanks to the self-service ordering system, the service is very fast.
