This is a perfect little neighborhood grocery store and we have been to several times. They have…read morewhat you need, they might not have a huge selection but this is not the United States. If you need it it's likely that you'll find it there but we will take what brand that they have. The staff are not necessarily friendly whatsoever but the ones at the checkout at least are allowed to sit down while they are checking you out. There's a great selection of beer and wine and some prepared foods as well. They have an interesting selection of cheeses and sausages and this is a very typical European grocery store. You don't necessarily have to shop here but you're going to do it anyway because it's easy and it is directly across the street from a tram stop. Easy access, decent selection, and prepared food. Everything you need in one stop.

This is the first farmers shop I discovered in Prague. I was excited, because I tend to miss all…read morethose farmers markets on weekends that finish around 12. That way I miss the fresh vegetables, yogurts and meat products. What I like about this shop, they tend to have a lot of fresh products and ideas that tend to move away from the ordinary. Fresh goose in the season, St. Nicolas packages, apples in autumn or potatoes, just when the time is right. Don't expect a big amount of vegetables, I don't buy it here. I tend to stop here for fresh goat cheese and the whole grain bun in the morning. If you have a sweet tooth the cakes and pastry is also really amazing. For me, a perfect choice when I miss my open air market.

You get hungry just by walking by... the range of sausages is great, they even have the well known…read moredry ham 'pršut', yummi! You should also try some of their sweets - the coconut bar 'špalíček' made of honey & cocoa tastes like heaven! no added sugar! Enjoy!

Marks & Spencer is a British brand of clothing that has a ton of locations in Prague. It's a…read moredepartment store with a ton of clothing items, accessories, home accents, fragrances etc. They even have a bakery area with freshly baked cookies etc. Of course I had to check out this store since they were having a nice winter sale while I was visiting. I really liked a light blue winter coat but the other location didn't have small sizes. They said they can't see in other locations what their inventory is. That was a bit inconvenient but nonetheless I didn't give up and found it in this location after visiting one other Marks & Spencer location. This one is located in the Palladium shopping center and is slightly larger in size compared to the other two locations I went to. Happy shopping.~

Being big fans of the M&S Food Courts of London, Hubby and I stopped at this M&S as soon as we…read morearrived in Prague to stock up on grocers for our VRBO flat. We were disappointed. There was no food court, just a small "food" area with packaged food gifts. This store should be advertised as strictly a department store for clothes without including food.

Best prices on food in the downtown area. Good selection of food as well compared to otger local…read moregrocey shops. Workers were friendly.

I'm very disappointed by this experience at LIDL, the 19th of december…read more If you're a foreigner (I'm french), I advise you not to go in there ! At the time of payment, the credit card authorization failed. After the fact, a few hours later, i learned it was due to a problem with the contactless payment. I obvisouly had money in my bank account ! The cashier was rude with me. There was no possibility to try again, inserting the card and typing the code. She gave me a nasty look, expressing contempt for me, telling me "no money, no money". No hello, no goodbye, no politness and respect ! No need to ask for a cordial smile. I was considered a piece of s**t. Tourists deserve as much respect and consideration as Czechs.

Billa takes me back to my stay in Kyiv before the war broke out, so inevitably when I saw it here…read morein Prague I went in. It's a small grocery store with all the basics. It came in handy for my stay in the city, this is where I bought my milk, cheese, yogurt, water, sodas and snacks. Nothing fancy, just a practical store.

The store overall had most of what I needed. We are traveling from America to visit my family in…read moreLipová. The cashiers were not welcoming of me. I haven't spoke any Czech since my father died when I was young so I only spoke English. I dont know know why they treated me with such hostility, I was very polite but clearly a tourist and not used to the way they operate the store. I truly wish I had a better experience.