Probably the best hot dog in Prague. And by hot dog I mean the czech style of hot dog. Slightly…read moredifferent than the world known hot dog. We put sausage in a special kind of bread which is called rohlík. Anyway, it´s a small stand but with a real treasure inside. Their sausages are delicious and so is a bread. And as a bonus you can pick of four or five kinds of mustard + ketchup. I love the pepperoni mustard. It´s spicey but not too much. Just perfect.

Really cheap hot dog- only 25 czk. Perfect if on a tight budget or need a snack, but doesn't really…read morehit the spot when I want a delicious Czech style sausage.

Food was delicious! Service was amazing! View was incredible! Highly recommended. Great location on…read morethe side of the river. It's Prague, so order a Pilsner.

The service isn't great, the food is a bit of hit and miss. But the view. THE VIEW. Just…read moreridiculous. The location is really all it takes to make a visit to this restaurant worthwhile. I remember the typical Czech garlic soup being very tasty and one of their fish dishes being good. But again: It's all about their location. Wether you want to watch people or to take in the view on the vltava. This is the place to do so. Relax your legs and let your mind wander!

The perfect restaurant for spring and summer when you can enjoy the natural light under the glass…read moreroof or outside in the beautiful garden. The lamps and origami birds hanging from the ceiling create a magical atmosphere. The Asian style food is delicious and not overpriced even though the restaurant is stylish. You will find great seafood and meat options. The service is also exceptionally good so I highly recommend this place!

For our final "goodbye" meal in Prague, this definitely wasn't a bad choice but I have had better…read moreservice and food alike in other restaurants. Service: we arrived around 730 pm with no reservation but were promptly seated downstairs. The rest of the restaurant was empty, save on other table. Still, it took them 15min to come take our order, so things are slow. Price: even though it's "$$$," it's actually quite cheap. My apple juice and entree came out to about $13! It is "$$$" only compared to the rest of Prague, since my Vietnamese dinner from the other night was only half the price. For tourists, this is a steal. Food: I had the sweet n' sour chicken. It came out a bit strange, with the fried chicken and the sauce separated. The sauce also wasn't the traditional Chinese sweet n' sour either; it was much thicker, looked like "tar," and is much stronger but nonetheless delicious. The cucumber salad was also very refreshing. The duck wasn't half bad either, but too dry for my liking - my friends loved it, though. Downside: rice has to be ordered. For most of the dinner entrees (excluding the noodles), they're impossible to eat without rice to balance the taste, but rice is only 49czk so not too bad.

Despite the customer service lost in translation moment , the blue cheese chicken baguette was…read morefresh. The onions /chicken was moist with a flare of bitterness and a blue cheese infused coolant to prolong the flavor. The baguette is skinnier than Americans but priced reasonably. The chicken onions soup was Al's enjoyable as well as their latte . Everything was around $15

I stay away from "fast food" restaurants but this place is surprisingly pretty good. I would…read moreusually get a quick bite here on days I didn't have time to cook or eat out. I would always order the caprese baguette with patatas (steak-cut fries topped with a great tartar sauce). I don't even like eating at Subway (what most people compare this to) so the fact that I enjoy this place really says something. 6/10 would recommend to anyone looking for a "fast food" option.

Simple, beautiful space. Altogether atypical service (read: amazingly pleasant and relaxed) and a…read moresolid cup of espresso. I ordered a kaffe tonic today - something not very common and even less frequently made well. I know St. Frank's in San Francisco only started making them last year(?) and as much as I love them, INC!'s version is much more balanced and doesn't have tonic that overshadows the espresso. Delicious. Definitely a must-do for any coffee lover who happens to find themselves in Praha.

I Need Coffee! is perfectly my type of a cafeteria. Scandinavian style, calm, simple and just so…read morepretty. The owner (I guess) was super kind and helpful, and the coffee made my whole day taste better. There were delicious looking pastries, cookies etc. but as backpacker travelers we couldn't afford everything.. It was great just to look at them. :) The location is not right in the centrum, it's about a 10min walk from the old town. If you come by foot by the Vltava river, you will see the Dancing building on your way! The café is in a street corner, so there is very much light coming from the big windows, lovely! If I ever go to Prague again, this will be for sure a place where I will go again! Loved it!

The service is really good, all waiters are nice and polite, and they speak English by the way. The…read moreplace is cozy and nice, a bit pricey though, especially for those tiny portions.

We liked our evening out at Bottega. The venue had a relaxed atmosphere and a pleasant temperature…read morewithout aircon. The soup and fish were delicious and the service attentive. What were the minuses? The menu had items on which were not available and the waiter did not know. We were then taken over by a second waiter who was covertly criticising the job of the first waiter - which was unnecessary. So it was probably not a strong 4, but deserved on the food front.

Lovely bar and bistro kind of cafe with the service is personal and burgers are homemade plus…read moreextremely tasty. I would definitely go again.

I came here for a Yelp event last night. It's a bit out of the way if you just take the metro…read more(about 10 min walk from Namesti miru), but a very nice cafe nonetheless. There are two dining areas--a small one that you first enter when you walk in, which has the bar, and then another larger room right next to it. I ordered the caffe latte which I have to actually say was one of the best caffe lattes that I've had in Prague I think. Something about it was just the perfect blend of milk and coffee. You could also tell that it was crafted and brewed properly which I really enjoyed. I ordered the spaghetti carbonara because I was craving it for dinner which was meh. The bacon pieces were much too salty for my liking, but the dish itself was meh. My friends all got burgers... which is probably what I should have done since they devoured it and it looked really, really delicious. Apparently they also make home fries here which is cool so I think I'll be back one day to try the burgers instead. It's a very hipster chill place. Interesting wallpaper, and really nice service. tldr; good place for probably the best lattes I've had in awhile! solid dinner menu as well--try a burger!

I thoroughly enjoyed this establishment on my recent visit to Prague. Friendly staff and a relaxed…read morevibe. Fairly good beer sortiment, with a few local ones on tap. Well worth a pit stop if you happen to be around Krymská street.

Rapidly becoming one of the most interesting bars/music venues in Prague, Cafe v Lese offers cheap…read morebeer and a great intimate setting for concerts. This place is not necessarily for those looking for a "nice" and clean locale, but rather something more reminiscent of a dive bar in the states where punk bands and experimental musicians play in the concrete basement area. Service is always fine, and there's a good international mix of clientele. It's almost always packed upstairs on thursday, friday and saturday nights, so find out when a show is happening in the basement and check it out. Otherwise come early with a few friends and get a table upstairs.