Found this little gem during our 3 night stay over New Year's. Food was outstanding, service was a…read morelittle slow but very friendly. Great Ambiente and interior. Would absolutely go back and recommend it to anyone looking for a cozy, traditional Czech restaurant.

Great place to dine in the Old Town. Recommended by hotel concierge. Service waiter & manager…read moreunderstand English and provide professional service. Offers center plate Czech entrees, cheese and delightful deserts. Flavorful food preparation. Broad selection of wines. Typical of Prague there was no rush to move the meal along. Moderate expense for this capital city.

At the recommendation of a local friend and after many Czech meals of beef, pork and potatoes, I…read morethoroughly enjoyed a perfectly grilled Norwegian salmon with fresh vegetables and a glass of chilled Prosecco. The cooler outdoor patios on a very warm summer evening was casual and relaxing, wait staff very polite and efficient. Families with small kids can enjoy the outdoor play area while more intimate seating along the side of the restaurant offered more intimate conversation.

Very typical Czech pub: tasty traditional cuisine, unfiltered Staropramen, pretty fast, and great…read moreprices. Great place to go after a hike. If you speak English only, bring along Google Translate to help with the menu.

Have been told about the burgers at the Beach Bar Radotin for a couple years now…read more Since I am a FT resident of the CZR after I married a CZ girl, we have spent a lot of time in the CZR for the last 16 years. We regularly go back every year or so to attend to family and other business. We are always on the look out for new and delicious experiences in Prague dining... and lunching too. The Beach Bar Radotin is co-located with Beach Club Radotin, about a 15 minute drive from Prague Centrum. It was very easy to find via Google Maps and even easier with Google's directions. Parking can be a bit dicey, use the secured paid lot across the street for 8 kc per hr (about .34 cents). Parking in the lot is free on SUN. The place is what one might expect from a SoCal beach burger stand adjacent to white sandy beach volleyball courts. Families abound in the area enjoying the summer sports including a swimming pool. Open air kiosk ordering, open air view-able kitchen, open air bench and chair seating. Beer and wine plus full bar appear to also be available. Prices overall are pretty nice for the food considering the good quality of ingredients used. I must say the place lived up to the hype I had heard. One source said Beach Bar Radotin has the best burgers in Prague. Another source said they had the best burgers in Central Europe. Both advance reviews were really close to being right. What very slight miscues experienced were not enough to take away from what excellence is offered and served. Had my adult son in tow on CZ this trip. Upon suggestion of a good friend from California, he ordered the MobyDick Burger... Rick style with jalapenos on the side. Massive in size and taste, prepared on a hot grill just as a burger should be with the meat crusty on the outside and very juicy inside. BBR seasons their meat too while many of the higher end "burger bars" in this part of the world do not. All the toppings were first quality, fresh and tasty. The owner even brought out some of his home made mayo omachka with finely chopped okurky. Extra nice with the hot, crispy fries they offered. To consume a burger tthe size of MobyDick, my son smashed it down, cut it in half and had it eaten before I could finish my "normal" sized BBR House Burger. What I really liked was the thick slab (not strip) of CZ bacon and saute'd onions with their version of a burger sauce. The sauce was also onion based, but predicated on their home made mayo, and I think Maggie seasoning. Very nice on the burgers. If you are from the US and want a burger of a much higher quality than normally found in the CZR (I'm looking at you "The Big Burger" stand at Karlsteijn Hrad and your HORRIBLE three times deep fried excuse), make Beach Bar Radotin a burger destination while in Prague.

Quite good food, even though I would prefer if it was warmer. As for the service, the staff does…read morenot really speak good Czech but that's not an issue since all the meals are on the display along with photos. It's a typical mall food court so you cannot expect any culinary orgies... but for the price it's ok.

We stayed here for a few days at a very watm period in Prague. The apartment stayed fairly cool…read more The street the hotel is in is pretty quiet and just outside the city center, but not too far; everything is on walking distance. The location is on a fairly steep hill on the route to some excellent sights to visit. The breakfast is not included and not worth the effort. I recommend to walk down the street to Good Eats bar and have some pancakes or sandwiches there. The food at the hotel's restaurant is excellent and big portions. The restaurant only closes at 8 pm, so be early. We could even take our dinner up to our room.

This place is one of my favorites in Prague. The interior is amazing and of course the drinks and…read morefood as well! What they're really big on is home made authentic everything so you don't have to be afraid to try their delicious cakes and meals. It is usually very busy though but for those looking for a place to work, they have a small cute room just for those purposes.

Cute brunch spot. Food was great, nothing spectacular or special. Nice presentation of food.read more