Found this gem on our last day in Prague and it didn't disappoint. Very unique decor and the staff…read morewas amazing. Food was 10/10 and my husband said it was the best beer in town. Definitely recommend.

One of the worst meals I've eaten in Europe as a whole in 5 years of my time here. I ordered the…read moreclassic tourist trap dish, goulash inside some bread. The bread was smelling foul, I think it was almost getting partly moldy. The goulash inside didn't have any pieces of meat and tasted very bland. The waiter dismissed my concerns, was rude and didn't really care at all. It was very loud and crowded inside, not easy to have a conversation. They pre-prepare their meals, so don't expect anything fresh here.

I came with some friends multiple times during our trip here in Prague…read more The restaurant is not big, but we came once with 10 people and everything was okay. Since it's not a very touristic restaurant there is not much other nationalities than Czech, but we were very well received. The food is great, mainly typical Czech meals, very good beer, not expensive at all. If you want to have a good meal, Amos is an excellent place to go !

Wonderful quiet place with a old charm. The wood work decor in the place brings you to a Montana…read moreranch feel. The service was great. The honey roast ribs is very flavor, but a little over cooked to dry side. I'd you like potato fries, can't complain. The grilled vegetables is very flavorful, salad was fresh. The grilled chicken spaghetti was yummy too. Their grilling was on par.

This place is a little hard to find, off of the beaten path for tourists. It is, however, exactly…read morewhat we were looking for. Traditional Czech food that was half price of the restaurants in old town. I'd say they had the best goulash soup that we have eaten, which was a huge portion. The broth was very thick and filled with meat, not just broth, with big chunks of potatoes and carrots. The pork knuckle could be on or off the bone, it was like 2 servings. It came with white and purple sauerkraut and chives dumplings. I had the goulash, which was a hint of spicy with the paprika and onions. The dumplings (4) sopped up the rest of the gravy. Beers were also cheaper. Give it a go!

Very delicious and generous food portions! Really fun environment, and very good service. Come here…read moreif you enjoy beer and tasty food, everyone was very helpful and friendly.

Friendly service, amazing local fare. Felt like being in THE local pub…read more Try the pickled camberbert cheese. Mmmm

Delicious food and many great beers on tap. This place is for locals. Not a tourist trap…read more Reasonable prices. Friendly staff with just enough English. Menu in English and Czech

I came for lunch with a friend right when it opened at 11 and it was already practically packed. I…read moregot the chicken lunch special and it ended up being perfect in every way possible: portion, taste, and authentic taste. They seem to specialize in pork dishes but I had been eating way too much pork and wanted to ease up a bit...so I went with the safe choice: chicken. After ordering, I immediately regretted it because I thought it would be too basic of a choice. It ended up being harmless worry because it was delicious. I also tried my friend's potato pancake dish and it was also excellent. That one is a bit more traditional though and in hindsight, I could not have eaten an entire dish of it-so beware! When people say the food is inexpensive, they mean it. For such high quality food, I was amazed at the check prices and debated getting some food to take home.

Pros: -- Inexpensive, good, Czech dishes…read more -- Broad menu choices, so if pork and starch aren't what you're after, you can find plenty of other items. I had the Greek salad. -- Enjoyed the service: nary a smile, but attentive and thoughtful, in a Slavic kind of way. -- Basic but charming atmosphere. Cons: -- If you want a grinning, cheerful server, go somewhere else. But the service isn't rude, it's just cultural. Summary: I'd go back and try other dishes anytime. Like the leg of pork for (if I recall) Kč1,300 that could feed a family of 10.

Yow! So good, we came here twice!…read more The ambiance of this place is great, especially if you like loud, happy voices, the aroma of wonderful meals and excellent draft beer. We tried it first because it was late, we were hungry and tired and it was near our hotel... we came back because we enjoyed it so much! My wife and I agree that their cabbage soup is a must - it comes with chunks of sausage and the right amount of paprika to make it a stand-alone meal, if you're just feeling peckish. The "Brewer's potato pancake with sausage" is absolutely wonderful. Yes, the "Wiener VEAL Schnitzel" is the real deal... just what you would want it to be! ...and the number of salads and vegetarian dishes available are too numerous to call out here, but you can see their menu online. It's easy to understand why this place is a favorite with the locals. On our next visit to Prague we will come back here!

The best onion soup of my LIFE I might go back just for that soup! I also had a really good mixed…read moregreens with Camembert salad, the mustard dressing was delicious and I liked that the salad came with bread for me to eat some of the Camembert with. Very very quick service

Okay, this is a place that you can come 10 times, order something different, love every single one…read moreof them, and still not have ordered half of the menu. If someone asked me what are my top 3 restaurants in Prague, I'd put this on the list. Why? Because of the selection. This caters to the meat lover, fish lover, vegetarian, big appetite, small appetite, or even if you just want drinks and an appetizer. They have some interesting lemonades also, and I actually was never impressed with lemonade in Prague, except for here. It's right by the river too, so it's great to spend the day out in that area before or after eating. Maybe go peddle-boating too.

I am definitely a fan of Amtosphere, having been here in '09, '12, twice in 2014, and again in…read more2015! This is definitely a pub/restaurant with a student-local vibe, and nowhere you want to be if smoking bothers you, but all in all it is a fantastic spot in old town where the food is reliable and the hours are perfect! The first time I went was late in a cold January night back in '09, and I followed my Czech-native friends down crazy back alleys, entirely confused as to where we were. After many a glass of wine and amazing conversation, I was surprised to see we exited out near the river, right in Prague 1! This made it slightly easier to find again on my next trip. In 2012 I took my husband here (far too early in the day) on our honeymoon. The place was mostly deserted, but he loved his mojito, I enjoyed my glass of red wine, and all the food we had was on point. (I believe back then it was a cheese plate, as well as grilled steak, and grilled goat cheese over salad.) -- He loved the food and vibe so much he said we had to go back on our next trip. The two (+) times we've been back, we've been even more delighted with the food, and as we went later in the day, also in the vibrant atmosphere. I love their takes on Tex-Mex style food such as burritos, chili con carne, sides with dipping sauces and hot peppers, etc. We've ordered plenty of stuff on our trips here and have quite honestly never been disappointed. Also, the fun wall art and signs make this place that much more awesome. Truly a place to chill, watch the natives, and enjoy yourself. Also a fun place to take random Scottish people you just met on the metro when they are new to the area ^^ PS: Thanks for speaking English!

The place has low level green lighting. It looks inviting and unique. There is American pop music…read morein the background. Premek helped us to understand the menu. I'm gluten free and he explained what I could have and what I couldn't. I began coughing a bit and he asked if he could give me some ginger. He made me ginger on warm water. It worked and was very kind. I had rib-eye with spinach and chimichurri sauce. It was pretty good and a decent size steak. My husband ordered the pork chop with French fries. It was delicious. This place is really nice and so are the people. The food was very good and reasonable. Too bad I live in the USA!

Where to go in Prague on Christmas day? Well Old Town…read morePraha 1 will always offer the best choices even on National Holidays Beef Goulash on a cold winter night and a braised, a beautifully presented Roasted Pork Knee on the bone that even Paris runway models could not have posed more beautifully for. CAUTION HOWEVER, The dish portion was the size of a small Fiat 500 will fill your porcine dietary requirements for the year. Nothing spectacular and unusual, just good old Czech comfort food that had nicely crispy crust on the outside and just the right amount fat to make this eating and personal carvery event just right. The meat beyond the crust was moist and flavorful just this side of succulent. A house specialty I totally recommend this authentically Czech dish with High Points for them... "Always be True to the Cuisine " - Chef Dom D'Maestro P.S. Not that I am superstitious (well evidently a little), but when paying the bill ON CHRISTMAS DAY mind you, the total came to be 666.00CZK ($26.65)... WTF! Shouldn't have had the dessert! LOL