This restaurant had live music in the cellar so we thought it would be a good place to try. It is…read moreclose to our hotel on the Old Square. The service was fine and the ambiance lovely. We enjoyed the music. My friend ordered the strong chicken broth soup and reported it was delicious. I ordered the goulash because I wanted a traditional dish. When presented, it looked great. The sauce was delicious. The meat was so tough as to be nearly inedible. A second waitress picked up the dishes and asked how the meal was as I had hardly eaten any of it. I told her that the meat was hard and not good. She apparently did not report that to our actual waitress. In short, I do not recommend any of the three goulash dishes at this restaurant.

Such an incredible location right in the Old Town Square. I had a Frappe and Apple strudel while…read moresitting outside and people watching as well as soaking in Old Town's allure. The strudel was warm and plates beautifully with a dollop of cream topped with a mint and on the opposite site a scoop of vanilla bean icecream. My frappe was a nice cool drink as well as a little caffeine burst. The servers were helpful and attentive.

Amazing service and attentive staff. The food was great and right amount. The music was quite…read moreentertaining. Loved the evening with our tour group.

This place is AWESOME…read more We had a private dinner party with our tour group, so of course we got some extra attention. The owner of this place LOVES his restaurant, and certainly loves entertaining. He has had the place for quite some time, and even though he recently had a stroke this place keeps him ticking. The restaurant itself if quite interesting, and the art goes from classical to hilarious but it is all pretty cool. We had started off with some meat & cheese platters. Then we were all given a shot of Becherovka, which I am not going to lie... It was rough, lol. We had a couple of different options for dinner, I went with the Roasted Duck, cabbage & potato dumplings. I don't recall what the other options were, but who cares... The DUCK WAS AMAZING. They must eat a lot of duck Europe, it seemed to be the most popular item at most places but the pricing was always reasonable. Duck is considered a fine dining dish in America, so I tried it a lot when I was on my trip. The food was amazing, the atmosphere was even better. We had a live keyboardist, which sang songs and had everyone laughing. It was certainly a good time had by all. I would definitely recommend this place, and take some time to look at the art work.

This place has such an authentic and no-nonsense feel that it actually hard to describe…read more It's huge and in spite of the large number of tables you might, at times, have to wait - which speaks volumes of the place Beer is obviously a staple here and the sheet they use to keep count blew my mind only because it assumes the possibility of many pints being consumed We tried the Chicken Breast Schnitzel (that's fried with butter) with unlimited potatoes - which was delicious. So too was the cucumber salad with sweet and sour brine I loved the vibe and everything this place had to offer including the exceptional service

Waited in line for a long time for some below average food…read more Definitely not worth going back. There are better places for local food and beer.

Dinner in the dungeon. Cool place, great vibe, good service and plenty of good food and beer…read more Portion is huge so adjust your order accordingly. Excellent beef goulash with crispy hash browns, , gigantic pork back knee with plenty of pickle cabbage. Soup and rosemary bread are not the best. Drowned man sausage is spicy and sour. Just enjoy the atmosphere and beer.

Good spot to try authentic Czech/central european cuisine with a very medieval dungeon ambiance. I…read moretried Goulash here for the first time, and the beef was perfectly tender and soft. The potato pancakes were delicious and crispy. Not much in the way of vegetarian options, my vegetarian friend ended up ordering what was basically a huge plate of fried cheese and tartar sauce (which honestly was not bad). We had an early dinner, so the place was completely empty and the food came out immediately. The wine was pretty good, although they had a bit of a fly problem and I ended up fishing out a few small flies from my glass. Overall glad we tried this place a bit more tucked away and off the main tourist path. Would recommend!

Our tour guide let us know about this secret spot, a small hidden rooftop restaurant/bar area. With…read moresome spectacular views of Prague, the tower and the market square! Three of us went up and immediately were seated just had one drink each, I had a Czech beer, others had a spritzer and a zombie! Everyone was happy. There's a small narrow spot that is perfect for phots and to look down on the square. Highly recommended if you can find it!!

Kari's Rating 4/10…read more TLDR: -HIDDEN 40 crown ($2) service fee per guest that got tagged on at the end -You HAVE to order something to sit on the patio -$15 to go on the rooftop and not order anything -2 min picture limit Super cute patio rooftop decorated with fairy lights with a slanted glass rooftop and flower baskets. It's on the fourth floor of this old fashioned hotel where the rooms. Honestly coming from Chicago's 65th floor apartment balconies-this wasn't that high and kinda expensive. We only went as it was our last night in Prague. Everyone got a different drink and some of us got dessert. The dark and white chocolate mouse and huge three scoop ice creams were really good but $13.11 for ice cream with a cookie was a bit steep. Outside patio was decorated with pink, red and white flowers in baskets-it was nice they were real. There was a whole huge special photo corner had fake orange and red flowers with long stalks of wheat and had a beautiful castle in the background. It was very fall style and I wonder if they change the flowers per season?! You had to take pictures within 2 minutes as there was a sign but honestly two minutes is a very long time so we had no issues. Honestly it was alright pretty views with the castles and steeples and as expected as it was really pretty at night. People smoked openly on the patio and it reeked pretty heavy of cigarettes for a bit as it's a smaller space. The server took our order, dropped off a plate of drinks once and then some guy who did our checks added a $2 service fee onto everyone's receipt. Which was NOT told to us before. The service was definitely not worth $12 as we had six people. Altogether, the food, desserts and drinks were way too pricy to justify the photo opp.

Yes, it's a tourist spot, but it is pretty cool…read more The food isn't the greatest, but it's very passable, especially since Prague isn't exactly known for it's gourmet cuisine. The restaurant itself feels like you're going into a medieval cave/underground restaurant. The ambiance and aesthetics are pretty cool and very fun. The price is pretty cheap/reasonable as well.

This review pertains only to stopping by for a drink or some minor Pub fair. There is a lovely…read moreoutdoor seating area with trees. In the rain there is a large covered area. Inside there is excellent Ambience with old appearing materials and a nice smell permeates. The melted candles are fun. Very happy with this mid-afternoon bathroom break, beer and memories.

We read about this place online and it looked interesting. We booked the complete dinner and show…read moreweeks out - about $80 per person. It is a very cool place, operating since 1375. It's a dark, cavernous, creepy place as expected. The "show" left much to be desired. The food came out with long, long pauses between courses. Service was pretty poor. It simply wasn't worth $80 per person. While paying, our server asked if we would like to give him a 10% tip. Kinda strong armed us. I simply agreed to get out if there, although it wasn't deserved at all. I would recommend stopping in during the day to have a beer to check it out, but that's all.

Really cool experience and vibe. And awesome vegetarian options!…read more 10/10 recommend! If you're in Prague, must try

During the planning stage of our visit to Prague, I researched restaurants local to our hotel and…read morechose Mincovna in old town. Despite our reservation, the place seemed relatively empty. We are early diners and the only couple near us were also Americans on holiday. Our server spoke excellent English and guided us through the menu choices. After an appetizer of tomatoes and cucumbers in a light dressing, I ordered the sirloin in cream and my wife the trout filet. The food, like the service, was superb. Our server surprised us with a complimentary "shot" of a very strong Czeck liqueur at the end of the meal. we had a grand time and hope you will too!!

My hostel receptionist recommended this place and as I traveled to it, I became skeptical since it…read morewas in a touristy area. Nonetheless, I entered and hope for an escape from the unforgiving sun on that day. The staff seated me at one of the booths and after I requested some information explaining the menu and what's popular, they were more than happy to assist. They even explained some local etiquette and so on which was perfect for a visitor like myself. I decided to try out their Pickled Cheese as an appetizer. The cheese, paired with the onion salad and bagel was great. I really didn't know if I was eating it correctly but still delicious. For the main course, my waiter recommended a Schnitzel with potato salad. Just to get it out of the way, but the potato salad was almost better than anything I've had in the United States. I thought we were doing it right until I spent one day in Prague. The Schnitzel was also delicious. Perfect with the salad, the provided a blend of flavor and substance I desperately needed. All in all, this place was a great experience in Prague. The staff could not have been anymore nicer as I left with an itinerary on what to do during my time in Prague. The food and service were great. Don't be fooled by the location and stop by if you're in Old Square.