Incredible hidden gem. Who knew this place would be so cool. From the cave environment to the…read morecandlelight this is the best place to have an intimate conversation... even though it can get kind of loud later in the night. And the wine selection? Incredible. Ordered a few bottles of bubbles that are difficult to find in Prague - enjoyed them over truffle popcorn and a cheese board. Thought I'd stay an hour, ended up staying all night.

An exciting wine bar/cellar with a plentiful selection, sommeliers who will let you sample…read moreanything, and small snacks for purchase. My friend and I soaked in the vibe on a Tuesday night. It's loud enough inside that you'll have no trouble avoiding being overheard while you spill your personal secrets. Would work as the last stop of the night, or as a stop along the way to somewhere else! I was surprised by how well the salty popcorn set off our house white wines. My traveling companion polished off a glass of sparkling wine, while I downed a chilled, fruity white.

This is a real treat in Prague. If you're looking for a good wine bar or cognac by chance, or just…read morewant to have a drink somewhere truly interesting, come here! You'll enter through a very small door, down a flight of steps and walk directly into a combination wine cave with wine bar. Plenty of seating and friendly, English speaking service. Wines are mostly French and from the Czech/Austrian border. Cognac list and tasting menu is large. I would say this is a "must do" if you like to drink!

My husband and I went here specifically to see the well and drink wine. The service was exceptional…read moreand the wines were fantastic. We also tried the cheese plate, all of the offerings were great except the feta which was too salty, however the best nibbles we tried were the homemade chicken pate. Selection of cognacs were incredible and the atmosphere was quiet and romantic.

Service, food and atmosphere were all on point. Visiting Prague while in Czech Republic to stay…read morewith family for Christmas. We went here our first night after arriving from US and were hungry and tired and had no reservation. They were able to get us in and made excellent wine and food recommendations. We had the guinea fowl, venison shoulder and Deer tenderloin entrees and started with the steak tartare. Also had an excellent Muller Thurgau white wine. Everything was delicious and beautifully presented and our server was perfectly attentive. Definitely will be back next time we are in Prague.

Without a doubt an absolute gem in Prague…read more From the wine selection to the quality and freshness of the food, everything was superb. I wish this place existed in the US

Pre-covid review. My friend had her rehearsal dinner here in Prague the night before her wedding…read more It was a small place but the staff were very inviting. They opened up a variety of wines for us to try and bunch of appetizers for us to sample. The whole restaurant was booked for our private party and it was a night to remember.

Very unique that we wandered into a wine bar in the city but, we wanted to change things up. It…read morewas quite good: a few charcuterie, cheese & rilette. The server was very knowledgeable about the wines (Czech wines only) and took us through a horizontal tasting as we ate. Vinograf looks like its part of a chain so, you might get a different experience at another location; server would make a difference here. Anyway, if you've had your fill of beer, give this a try!

Great little wine bar, quiet spot for a drink. Lovely service, great place to start or end an…read moreevening. Nice selection of wine... wish I'd found this place earlier I my stay in Prague!

From the owner: V osobitém prostředí vinotéky The Glass na Vás čeká široký výběr velmi kvalitních rakouských a…read moremoravských vín, ale také reprezentativní výběr zahraničních vín. Vinotéka se nachází přímo v centru Prahy na ulici Vladislavova 17. Konají se zde řízené degustace vín s účastí sklepmistra či zástupce daného vinařství, prezentace jednotlivých vinařství. Naše vinotéka je také skvělým místem pro posezení s Vašimi přáteli, pořádání menších rodinných oslav a firemních večírků. Kvalifikovaný personál Vám s radostí doporučí to pravé víno pro Vás nebo Vám pomůže s výběrem vína jako dárku. Těšíme se na Vás.

Great to visit a wine place in Prague, since beer is the main drink in this town and the country…read more The wines are made in the Monrovia part of the Czech republic and the white wines are better due to the climate. It was a very pleasant experience also the cheese we tried here were very good.

Cute wine bar! Cheap and a wide selection of wines. English menu provided! They were very nice as…read morewell

I can't say enough about this place it was hands down our favorite place to eat here in Prague... I…read moredon't care it wasn't authentic (we ate plenty of that too), it was perfection and some of the best (if not, THE best) breakfast I have ever had. We are from Seattle and self proclaimed foodies for sure. We were in Prague 5 days, we ate here least once a day here. The eggs Benedict, I can't even... I am forever ruined, in fact this might be the main reason I looked at purchasing a property while here ;) well that and we fell in love with Prague! Do yourself a favor eat here (and at their bakery next door), you will not be disappointed.

We wanted to like this hip & friendly eatery. However, it was NOT to be despite a local's tip to…read morecome in the first place. I ordered the poached egg and avocado spread on bread with smoked salmon. And things totally went downhill from there... At first glance the plate looked nothing like an earlier photo from just a few months ago. Hidden under the rustic sweet potato shreds was one really sad dish. The Letdown: On bread slice was a tiny spread that barely tasted like avocado. From there, I found the "poached" egg was overboiled, and one of the pear slices was actually rotten. It boggled my mind that this could be served. The shreds of smoked salmon looked like leftovers, and was that an old slice of lemon that topped it? If those weren't enough, the bottom of the bread was seriously burnt. Almost comical how every element of the dish was poorly prepared. Yes, I should've returned this to the kitchen. But I was reminded of the misgivings in Kitchen Confidential. On a side note: there is rarely complimentary water in Europe and it was not the case here either contrary to earlier reviews.

We went here last night for dinner. The atmosphere and service were both incredible…read more The wines were amazing and they had deals on their bottles and glasses for happy hour from 4-6 pm. And the dishes tasted incredible and perfect for sharing, fresh meats cut right in front of us. Our server had a great sense of humor and was cracking jokes with us the whole time, made for a very entertaining dinner. The restaurant is definitely smaller and I would highly recommend making a reservation, especially if it is more than 2 people. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone coming to Prague!

Just arrived into Praha and was looking for a meal paired with some tasty wine. We found this…read morelocation. Small, intimate and full of character. Great pairing of the wine with the limited and delicious menu items. Owner was incredibly accommodating to allow gf food modifications. He was knowledgeable about regional wines and their flavors. Highly recommend this for a serene and enjoyable dining experience!

This little spot may be the best Italian restaurant we've ever been to. After almost a week of…read moreheavy czech food, I felt the need for a salad. This place is about a block away from our apartment, and it had salad on the menu. Mine was really good, with shaved parmesan, prosciutto, tomatoes, and a mix of lettuce and arugula. My wife opted for a tagliatelle with sun dried tomatoes and bacon that was amazingly good. The pasta was handmade and fresh. While I felt like I needed a salad, after trying my wife's, I totally wish I had gotten one of their pastas too. For dessert, we shared a brownie with chili's in it. It was both chocolatey and spicy, and also amazingly good. If you're in Prague, and don't want czech food, give this place a try! Oh, and the owner was a very nice guy. Really friendly, always checking in on us, gave great recommendations:

Cute spot I bookmarked of places off the beaten path close to the Charles bridge…read more We arrived around on a Monday 7:30 and the place was completely empty, so we had our pic of tables we opted for a coveted window seat so we could people watch but still be indoors. Service was great .We started with 2 glasses of a Rose Made in CZ and small cheese plate. We each ordered a different pasta and a glass of CZ Pinot Noir. The pastas were fresh and filing I ended up taking home more than half since I was full from the cheese board. We ordered second glass of Pinot and stayed for a bit . I deducted a star because wine bars usually allow you to order an entire bottle . Maybe it's a CZ thing but I wasn't a fan of an only glass option.

As far as I know the best wineshop in Prague. It is in…read morewalking distance from Namesti rebliky or Dlouha tridy and offers wide selection of (mostly czech, but also imported) wine with reasonable prices(strats somwhere around 120 CZK, I ussualy chose something between 150-170 CZK and never had wine which I did not like) . Staff is very nice, know what they sell and can help you choose right wine for you (even give you some samples). You can also order online at vino-klub.cz, where you can find over 4000 wines and pick it up here. Price is same online as in wineshop, so if you are not looking for something specific you can just walk in, choose buy, drink in house or take away. They close at 9 PM, but they are open longer from time to time. If you are walking around after 9 PM and craving wine you can try to drop by.