Chose not to eat here because they wouldn't seat me in a booth even though there were plenty of…read moreseats. It was pretentious for a non-Francophile Environment. The lunch menu did not have anything that stood out as distinctly French. C'est la vie.

Great, high class French cuisine. Waiter was very kind and respectful with us taking our time with…read morea long, 4 course meal. Wine was really great with a good selection. The ambiance was cute and I love how close it is to the Marriott hotel!

Go for the beer, stay for the fun. Good place to grab a beer, light or dark. Boisterous crowd gives…read morethis place an exciting vibe. Travelers from all over know to stop here while in Prague. They can accommodate groups at their long tables. Waitstaff frequently circle with drinks.

Five for fun! We had to come to this historic beer garden and had lots of fun. We had the honey…read moreand herb drinks and the honey is excellent !! The offer it on a tray as you come in. Not free! But good. We are the bread bread and it comes with garlic bread. Delicious. Warning on the onions on top. I had the dark beer. Best I have had here. Enjoy! And walk around the area see all the areas to sit and enjoy the live music.

The true Czech pub. Stinks of smoke, full of everyday guests and somehow dirty, yet - the vibe---…read moreold building, wooden chairs, great food, fresh beer and people who work there are hartworming and welcoming. Worth the visit.

Here's an anomaly a local boozer bang on the tourist trail the Mala Strana area. You don't have to…read morespeak Czech to get served here, but your faltering attempt to make yourself understood will draw a bemused reaction from the barman. Press on he's not as gruff as he looks. U hrocha is tiny, noisy, crowded and a lot of fun. It transports you to a bygone age when pubs were pubs, men were men and hairdressers were barbers.

While I was outside thinking about eating at U Zlatého Slona, for some unknown reason, a man who…read moreworks at the restaurant (a manager, I believe) decided to provide a list of unsolicited critiques of my country during a conversation we were having. I travel abroad a lot, and this has never happened to me before. Needless to say, I'll never dine here.

Very awful service! Waiters are rude , will answer your…read morequestions short and cold . Will never again go there and would not reccomend to family&friends .

This amazing restaurant is located in Letna park about 30 minutes walk from Prague center…read more A year ago we had our wedding here, a memory for life. Much thanks to the staff about are absolutely fantastic and all our guests are impressed with the service we all got that night. The food was well cooked and tastefully presented on the plate, served on hot plates. The glasses were always filled with drinks. The serving of the food was always very well planned. A year later we were back in Prague and booked 'dinner in the tower "to experience the memories and the good food again. In stairs, the staff lit candles, and it was really magical to walk up the stairs. Once up there we are faced by a beautifully set table. We enjoyed a delicious 3 course dinner and the food and staff were like amazing as the last time. I had also ordered by mail a month before the dinning a mini of our wedding cake as dthey make itself was very curious if it would work. They had even looked up our wedding date, and sat on the cake, really that little ekstra. We was in heven. The view from the tower is unique, you have the whole of Prague for your feet! The restaurant is in 4 different parts, Tower, banquet hall, outside the restaurante (also tables inside) and beer garden with 2000 seats with view Prague.

Came here on the recommendation of a friend in Prague. We arrived at about 5:30pm on Friday, with a…read morebig appetite. This place has got an excellent menu, very nice servers, and is well priced. The Chardonnay we selected was great as well. The restaurant sits atop a view of Prague, but unfortunately not directly where you can take photos while eating. The bathrooms were tidy and the patio is a must to sit in. Will be coming back here next time I'm in Czech.

"Farts" is the actual translation from Czech, for a nice portion of pork loin smothered in garlic,…read moremushrooms, and a pungent cheese where from the unfortunate name is derived. It's delectable. Friendly staff explained the origin of the name. Very fresh salad greens, amazingly fast service at bar. Definitely worth a visit!

Definitely gave tourist trap vibes. While I really wanted to like this place, it kind of felt like…read morean American themed bar. Service was not very attentive despite it being half empty, and my food was served cold in the middle. (Not a great introduction to Czech goulash!) The flavor was good but the temperature was inconsistent across the plate which was off-putting. Beer was great, but it's great everywhere in Prague.

I come here at least 3 times a week during my lunch break from work. The people who work here are…read morethe nicest! My phone died and I was expecting a call from my boss and they were more than helpful with lending me a phone charger. They are always friendly here, the atmosphere is cool with great music and decor. It is one of a kind cafe and I would recommend it to anyone!

Had the absolute best meal. And the atmosphere is warm, authentic and homey. We started with a…read moresausage -- how is it so crispy on the outside, smoky and tasty not salty. I had the duck with red cabbage... so delicious. My husband had a huge pork knuckle roast. The beer and mead are perfect additions. Oh and the music.. thank you for not playing pop rock music and instead feeding our aural senses as well with authentic music of Prague. So good.. we'll be going back for another meal tomorrow.

For those of you who think "wow, it sure would be fun to travel back to 1493 and dine in the Middle…read moreAges," U Sedmi Svabu is the place for you! We found this place by accident and it turned out to be quite the memorable dinner in Prague, to say the least. We walked into a dungeon, complete with a basement (be sure to go down there, it's pretty cool), suits of armor, and servers clad in wench get-ups that would be suitable for your local Renaissance fair. The theme is top-notch and is taken to new heights here, yet nothing feels too "hokey" about it. We loved the super dark atmosphere and candles on the long wooden tables. We were seated in a corner by the bar and it felt so cozy and romantic even though the restaurant was busy. Our server was friendly and prompt, and the menus have English translations -- sort of. The broken English on the menu is pretty funny ("good ribs from pig roast"), but we appreciated the assistance because the Czech language is so difficult to read and pronounce! We each ordered a local beer and I was delighted that it was served in large, chilled mugs. The menu had a good mix of local specialties and comfort food, and we ordered a bit of both. To start, we got the Chalupníkův Tejden (garlic soup) and the Couračka, a tasty cabbage soup with sausage and cream. Both of these were delicious and the portion sizes were huge. Our soups were served with a large side of hearty brown bread that was glistening with a layer of lard, as is the norm in Prague. It was also fresh and delicious. Since I was sick of eating pork, I went with the chicken schnitzel. This turned out to be one of my favorite things I ate in the Czech Republic. It was a very large fried chicken breast topped with toasted nuts and a side of green beans. The beans were just okay, but I was craving veggies so I gobbled them up. Hubby got the roasted pork knuckle and said it was well prepared too. Vegetarians can rejoice because the restaurant has a large veggie-friendly menu -- something that can be difficult to find in the city. Choices were interesting too, ranging from omelettes and goat cheese with honey to a baked potato and sauerkraut pancakes. There's a great assortment of salads too. Looking back I'm sure this place was some kind of a tourist trap, but we very much enjoyed our meal. It was by sheer happenstance that we dined here and we were pleasantly surprised by the good service, fair prices, and large portions.

We had dinner here the first night in Prague and it was highly rated on the travel sites we follow…read more I got the steak tartare (delicious) and my husband got the Goulash (good). The place has some outdoor seating as well as some indoor tables. Many people just come for beers, while others like us eat some food with their Pilsners.

Food had almost no flavor and the beer had a weird aftertaste, all for high price. So so…read moredisappointed. Also the ring lights were an awful choice for lighting.

After getting our stuff in our rented apartment, my mom sister and I were looking for a place to…read moreeat - our trip from Nuremberg was long and food free. I came upon 3 Golden Lions while actually trying to find another restaurant that looked promising on Yelp, and I actually thought this was it when we stepped in. The waitress was pleasant with fantastic English and we were promptly seated. She took our drink orders and I had the Fénix, which is the Czech answer to Blue Moon (it even comes with an orange wedge!) Sister and mom ordered the goulash in a bread bowl and I had a roast beef dish. My dish comes in an amazing sauce and I found myself breaking apart my mom's bread bowl to sop it all up. Really REALLY good food. My sister was in love with the goulash. The waitress was pleasant and attentive and prices were one of the best we found in Prague. And they offer guests free wifi! I would totally visit this place again if I'm ever in old town.

Everything we had here was sooooo gooood!!! You seriously can't go wrong! The carpaccio was…read moreamazing! I really enjoyed the sausage sampler. Also the Svíčková is a MUST try! Wow! Everything is super reasonable priced, cheap even. I can't wait to come back and eat here again. Happy happy happy!