Good Mediterranean food, small space with only a couple of tables…read moreWe stopped by for dinner, but there was no table available. We used the counter to eat our food. The service was good, the food was served quickly and was delicious but a few of the items we wanted on the menu were not available. The Falafel was served warm and it was very good. The chicken shawarma was tasty and full of fresh ingredients. Prices are reasonable for the quality and the amount of food for each menu item.

I was shocked to find such good Middle Eastern food in Prague! I came here in starvation after…read morereading reviews, and when I saw the small interior, I wasn't expecting much -- but this blew me away. The falafels are delicious, and the shawarma meat cooked perfectly. The selection of sauces on the table is great as well.

In the trendy neighborhood of Vinohrady is a small Mediterranean restaurant run by friendly people…read more Meeting up with some friends for dinner, we got a table in their small dining room. (They also have outdoor setting on the sidewalk.) To drink, we ordered the strawberry lemonade and raspberry lemonade. Both were sweetened well and refreshing. To eat, we got the garlic pasta and the meat in a pita with potatoes. Everything was cooked well and full of flavor. Our bill was around $30 USD.

Stumbled into this charming Mediterranean Restaurant with a friend in search of great tea and…read morebrunch. My 5 star review goes to highlight their Olive Pate which was to die for!! Salty olive paste on top of soft thick bread garnished with arugula and extra thin parmesan cheese. I paired this with a hot fresh mint tea served with honey and raw brown sugar. The tea was large enough for 3 full cups! Lastly, for my "brunch" I opted for their veal with mash potatoes special. Two thin slices of veal in a delicious Gravy hit the spot on this cold fall day. Will def return. Ps. Wifi password is oliva2016 (was a little difficult to understand his accent - broken English but enough to make our meal come out correct )

Based on the good reviews we went to this restaurant. Unfortunately our experience wasn't as good…read moreas we expected Pros: Service staff were pleasant and attentive. They gave us good recommendations on our food and drinks Price is reasonable especially with the large serving Goat cheese and mushroom stuffed with prosciutto & Balkan cheese were also very good Cevapicici was very tasty as my main Cons: We were the first people in for lunch and afterwards 4 different parties came in. We got our food after all 4 groups already ate, paid and left the restaurant. We spent about 30mins waiting for our main dishes Our table had 4 main dishes, the 2 chicken orders were way overcooked and not good. The pork tenderloin was also very tough and bland. So 3 out of 4 mains were bad

We came to celebrate New Year's Eve in Prague and weren't able to make reservations anywhere in…read moreadvance because 6 places that we tried were completely booked. At 7pm we called Singidunum to make a reservation for 4 at 9pm and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. We weren't sure what to expect, but it was such a wonderful experience! The waiter and manager (looked like the boss) were so nice and friendly. The restaurant was nice and perfect for our NYE dinner with live Serbian music played downstairs. Plus the dinner was delicious. They had a price fix menu which made it easier for everyone. It came with two choices of brandy, tasty roast beef and duck or a seafood/veggie plate. My husband loved the roast beef. The fish and rice pilaf were great, the "drunk" turkey with veggies tasted like a scrumptious stew that was cooked with love and the pear soaked in red wine for dessert with French cream ice cream and fancy fudge cakes were delicious! We didn't stay for the midnight champagne and fresh strawberries but we were so impressed by the restaurant. It was a wonderful experience all around. We will be back the next time we are in Prague! Thank you for making 2018's last night a great one!!

Solid meal with friendly waitstaff. Definitely not the most authentic food I've ever had, but it…read morewas a nice switch up from all the Czech food we've been having. Felt like a good deal for the price!

Delicious. The vibe is totally chill, the place is run by some travelers who have brought back an…read moreArabian feel. I had the mezze plate for one, like a baby sampler which was way more than enough for one person. The flavors they were able to create were so fresh and full, the tabouli was outrageous! and this is from someone who usually skips it. The hummus was also very fresh tasting. I think I'm too use to the crap we buy in the store back home. Anyway, everything was lovely. I only wish I had stopped in earlier in my trip, I would have become a regular over the past few days. Try it. You won't be disappointed. Thanks for wonderful food!

Friendly service. Head waiter was great! Ordered the steak…read morewhich is a must! Tried the salmon, grilled vegetables in saffron sauce! You can't go wrong!

As a Canadian traveller with a gluten intolerant wife, and mother in law. The head waiter was great…read morefor assisting us when no others would. From my carbonara to my wife's rump roast steak salad, and the pork tenderloin dinner. The food was seasoned perfect the beer was great, dessert was very well presented from the flaming creme brûlée, and the pana cotta with the raspberry reduced glaze. I would high recommend this restaurant for any traveller....

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.