Westfield Chodov is the largest shopping centre in the Czech Republic, it is located in the Chodov…read moredistrict of Prague and isn't too far away from the city centre. The mall is fairly modern, it opened in 2005 and was renovated in 2017, but there are still parts of the mall that feel outdated - especially in terms of the layout. I found it really hard to navigate the centre, especially between floors, given the fact that only certain lifts go to certain floors, and it was never clear before getting into the lift, which one goes where. The same could be said for the escalators which were not continuous, I must have spent around 10 minutes trying to get through the mall, just to find the Food Court. It was even difficult to navigate on the same floor, with so many turn-offs, it felt like they made it to be unnecessarily difficult. The staff inside the mall were unhelpful, even at the Information Desk, they did not seem like they cared to speak to patrons. Stores you could find here include C&A, H&M, Lego, Levi's, Nespresso, Next, Pandora, Zara and many others including the three major mobile phone operators in Czechia (O2, Vodafone and T-Mobile). For food and drink, you have a limited offering including the usual fast food names such as McDonald's. It is one of the largest shopping centres in the country and is mostly clean and relatively modern and has a good selection of stores, but the confusing layout and rude and unhelpful staff really mean they fall short of Westfield's usual high standards.

This is the BEST mall ive ever been in, has everything you could dream of! I recommend this to…read moreshopping peoples.

Came mainly for the large IMAX theatre.....was exploring near the old Hřbitovy in the area, and…read morestopped here to check it out. Modernish but slightly dated mall, bit more humbling than Centrum in Nový Smíchov, as was opened in 2003. American fast food can be found here, and easy to access via Metro or the tramvaj, which runs continually up and down Vinohradska. Plus, there was a kicking ryby *yummy pstruh!!* restaurant somewhere across the street.

This was a hidden find, convenient to the Courtyard Marriott in Prague. The outside building…read moreappearance is not impressive but the interior and clean halls are appreciated. The bathrooms aka WC is very clean and maintained. An IMAX theatre is located on the top level and is very clean and well maintained. The food court offers fast food and restaurant style seating for those who want more privacy, away from the noise of mall crowds. This mall has saved me from walking blocks to find dinner at a reasonable price. The tram station is conveniently located on the second level where the subways will be operating throughout the day. No big box stores here though but enough to shop regardless of what you are in the mood for.

Galerie Harfa is a bit of a trek from Prague's city center, but it's well worth it in my opinion…read more My friend and I visited for a chocolate festival that was held last fall, and we stuck around until closing time! There was so much to do and see. They even have a dinosaur park connected to the mall. Crazy, right? Food court options are pretty good. Store selection is top-notch. I found a bunch of professional clothes for affordable rates in some of the stores. There's a really delicious gelato place too...on the ground floor. And they have you covered on coffee options too, in case all the shopping wears you down! Also, the chocolate festival was awesome. We bought and split some really delicious local chocolate beer.

I like this mall from one simple reason. It´s usually pretty empty. Yep, people somehow hasn´t used…read moreto this one and so it´s not so crowded as other malls. It´s probably because the quality of local shops is not good from what I heared. But I don´t care. For me is important, that they have a plenty of restaurants, cafes and fast foods including BK and sushi. There is Albert which was recently reconstructed and it looks much better now. And there is Dinopark which will ube useful when my kid is gonna be older.

Yesterday I was at Arkády Pankrác, where I went to have lunch at the Japanese restaurant as shown…read moreon the attached invoice. My cell phone ran out of battery and I went to Datart, bought a charger and all the sockets at the stations were broken. I went to the hallway to try to recharge the phone and within 5 minutes a very hostile security guard arrived, he didn't speak English and took me to the exit, called another guard and they kicked me out, shouted and insulted me.

Nice place to visit during the weekend: shopping and dining together. They have a tradition to…read moredecorate the mall with specific theme. They were showing different kinds of bubble cars, when I visited last weekend.

Fénix is a fairly sizable shopping center in Prague 9 right near the Vysočanská metro stop. There's…read morea full food court with a range of dining options (Chinese, Italian, French...) as well as three floors of various goods. There's a post office and a grocery store and a paper shop, among others. Prices are generally reasonable but it depends on the store. You can also find free bathrooms on the ground floor, which I for one really appreciate. If you have the time and money, you can find plenty of quality items in this mall -- located about a 20-minute metro ride from the city center. I'd recommend.

Always a place to go when you are in Prague. For Sushi i can just recommend this place Koberead more