We were so looking forward to dinner at your beautiful restaurant, which I booked many months in advance on my daughter's recommendation. At first we were thrilled with our server's recommendations and excellent attention, as well as with the cocktails, food, and gorgeous ambiance. The problem occurred toward the end of the evening. Our server cleared our dishes and asked if we were interested in dessert. We said we would be happy to consider the choices. He left us and got busy with another party, which we understood, so waited for about 20 minutes. One of his colleagues passed by and we mentioned that we were waiting. We saw her tell our server, who still did not make time to check in with us. After waiting even longer, one member of our party--originally from England, which becomes important later--got up, found the server, and asked if we could get the dessert menu. Finally he came to our table. He did not apologize for the wait (all he needed to say was that he had gotten swamped, and we would have been fine with that small explanation). Instead, he said, "The hardest part is waiting," mentioned there is no actual dessert menu, then left and came back with a board showing us some of the desserts, explaining what they were. He was obviously irritated with us and so we opted to end the evening and asked for the check. He brought it quickly and pointedly explained that we could tip him. We were uninterested in rewarding his rudeness and did not tip him. Then he insultingly said to our English friend, who was paying: "I didn't think you had an American accent." This was so unprofessional. We go out of our way to be gracious when we travel, not wanting to be seen as "ugly Americans." We tip almost everyone and generously. Your server's increasing rudeness and growing irritation with us was completely uncalled for, and we are so disappointed to have this memory of an otherwise wonderful few days in your beautiful city. read more

Chose not to eat here because they wouldn't seat me in a booth even though there were plenty of seats. 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. read more

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Great, high class French cuisine. Waiter was very kind and respectful with us taking our time with a 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! read more

La Gare - Roasted mussels and duck dish my colleague had. - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

The restaurant is just across from Marriott Hotel, and we went there based on the hotel concierge's recommendation. The menu seems to change every day and posted on the restaurant's website. The server was very nice and discussed our needs patiently. We ordered Rabbit "Marengo" baked with tomatoes plus a salad. The dishes looked pretty, but the flavors were nothing special and derived mainly on the trifecta (fat, sugar and salt). We would expect more at the prices the restaurant charges (perhaps reflecting the price level of the city). We later found a number of other restaurants nearby that served much more flavorful food at similar price levels. read more

La Gare - Salad - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

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The food was amazing- hats off to the chef, the ambiance was spectacular- great artistic pieces, even the patio looked enjoyable, the prices are amazing as well- where I'm from this dinner would have cost double if not more (and probably would not have been as delicious). I leave one star because the waiter that sat us was the most pretentious prick I've ever had the displeasure of dealing with. Every single thing he did led me to feel like I wasn't welcome and didn't belong there. I can't tolerate shitty service like that. Won't be back read more

La Gare - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Brasserie La Gare, just like the name implies, is just steps away from the Namesti Republiky metro station and is also close to many tourist attractions. It is indeed in a touristy area, but after having walked a few dozen miles in Prague already, on the last night, close proximity and convenience trumps everything else. We made a reservation online and when we arrived we were promptly led to a table in white tablecloth right next to the window in the dining room. For appetizer, we shared a dozen SNAILS - yes, in Prague, even in a French restaurant, they call them snails, not escargots. In fact, Central Europeans had a long tradition of eating snails even before the French made this delicacy famous. The escargots, ok..., snails, were cooked in rich garlic butter mixed with parsley (that's what the green stuff is just in case you are wondering.) They were delicious, and almost as good as those from the streets of Paris. The CHATEAUBRIAND was brought to us on a carving board together with bone marrow, side dishes of vegetables and mashed potatoes, and a sauce boat full of yummy peppery gravy. Our server carved the beef nicely and plated the dishes meticulously at our table side. The beef was melt-in-your-mouth tender and very flavorful. We could easily tell this was top quality filet mignon and nothing less than the best cut. For the side dishes, I particularly liked the mashed potatoes which tasted like they were made with fresh and naturally creamy potatoes. The peppercorn sauce was rich but not overwhelming, subtly complementing the natural flavor of the steak. Service was 5-star throughout our meal. It began with a complimentary "water melon with bacon" palate cleanser, and ended with complimentary house-made chocolate at the conclusion of our meal. Service was attentive, friendly, prompt but not rushed, and literally white-glove throughout the night. You want me to give you a reason for visiting Brasserie La Gare, or Prague in general? This meal, including two large beers and two glasses of reasonably good wine, cost less than CZK 2,000 which is about US$90. Wanna go? read more

La Gare - A dozen snails, or escargots. - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

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Stopped in for a quick lunch as I walk past here almost every day. Decent sized patio seating and a bigger interior dining room with a nice French decor. Seems like a very popular lunch destination - located right around the Namesti Republiky metro. I opted to sit inside and was greeted and seated promptly. It did take a good minute for my waitress to arrive, but once she did the service was good. To note: the menu is in Czech or French I didn't ask if there was an English version, but I got by with my French. I should have chosen from the lunch menu but I got the Tiger Shrimp in a chili, ginger and butter sauce off the regular menu. The shrimp came on it's own so I had to order a separate side, which I chose mashed potatoes (potato puree). The potatoes were delicious, homemade and buttery (YUM!) The broth that the shrimp sat in was delicious flavors, not too spicy from the chili, but I'm not sure if you just order the dish by itself, I guess you can eat the broth like soup? I asked for some bread to sop up some of that rich broth. Also for the $$, they could have offered a side. So, flavors were good, but I wasn't crazy about the texture of the shrimp - almost like it was cooked through too much so it was more chewy than I like. I didn't try dessert this time but the ones I saw going by looked good. This was on the pricey side for lunch and there are lots more less expensive options around. read more

La Gare - Twelve tiger prawns in chili/ginger broth ... - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

La Gare titillated my senses of sight, smell, taste, touch (texture). The restaurant is near my hotel, so we looked in and read the menu. Admittedly, we were in the mood for a steak, but the French fries cooked in beef tallow set the hook. Upon entering, the gorgeous and gentle aromas of woodsmoke and grilled steaks teased with untold delights. Upon sitting, we ordered drinks. My fellow beer fans will find the local, unfiltered Pilsner a rich reward. The waiter steered us to the ribeye they age in house. Do this. It is an unforgettable experience. The smallest one available was 650g, so it was to be a shared dish. French onion soup? Outstanding. The aged cheese was different than what I normally, have, but it was outstanding. Then our steak arrived sliced like a Brazilian barbecue. It was easily one of the best steaks I've had in my long-ish life. It was tender, rich, beefy, and the clarified butter added some fat and pleasant nutty notes. My companion loved the béarnaise, saying it was the best ever. If I lived in the Czech Republic, I'd eat here regularly. Service was outstanding. Bluntly stated, we spent the day touring the countryside and did not dress for such a good dinner, yet we were treated as honored guests. Q: Would I eat here again? A: almost daily Q: was it expensive? A: for the food and service it was a good deal. Pro tip: Split a sizable ribeye & enjoy your individual accompaniments. read more

I really wanted to like this place as it has a cool upscale vibe and fairly attentive service. However, the restaurant was about 85degrees at 7:30 in the evening. It got to the point where multiple people at our business dinner were visible sweating through their clothes. It was so bad that this became a point of comic relief. Do not order the rib-eye; Order the filet as it is 3x as thick and a larger portion (yes, surprising). The snails for an appetizer were incredible and are served in the so conversation went to the scene in Pretty Woman. The fries that accompany the steaks are some of the best ever. read more

La Gare - Very cool entryway - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Had the French onion soup which is just called onion soup. Croque Madame - the best I've ever had Lox - ehhh. Skip this read more

La Gare - Croque Madame was large and best I've had - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Originally had walked past this place a number of times over the years, finally went in, and am so glad we did. Excellent service and every step of the meal was fantastic. The food was all freshly prepared and the classic French dishes we had were on point. The foie gras in particular was amazing. We live in a city known for poor customer service, so we were extremely happy with the great attention the staff paid to us, how they kept up on requests, things like pouring the wine properly or getting more ice for my water... Couldn't believe how well we were treated. read more

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Table for 10, which means 10 drinks at once, plus wine carafe. I would never attempt it but, our brave server did and unfortunately lost. Of all things, wine goes down. Nooooo! It's ok, we mourned a little but when it's replacement came we were all happy again. Our server apologized profusely - poor lady really felt bad when, to us, it was just a minor delay to order. I started with the duck Foie Gras. Served with perfectly toasted bread and caramelized red onions. At first I hesitated on the onions but once I tried it all together it was delicious. Even my "picky eater" sister liked it. As main course I had the duck breast, also really good. Served with orange and a Grand Marnier Sauce. All main dishes come with 3 sides: potatoes, and different vegetables. That night we got creamy potatoes, white asparagus, and artichoke. Yes, I tried all 3 and cannot tell you which was my favorite. I would go have them again. From the other plates at the table, I tried the Coq au Vin - this is one of their most generous portioned plates, the Fricase the Guinea, and the Beef Cheeks were so tender you almost didn't need a knife. Wine carafe was enough for four glasses, and good pairing to our dinner. Oh, and their coffee, I LOVED! I had a "piccolo", which is like an espresso, it's thick and strong - exactly how coffee should be. It's located near the National Centre so you have a nice view when waking by. Another good restaurant to try while in Prague. read more

Authentic French food!! We ate at Brasserie La Gare everyday while in Prague. Just steps from Hilton Old Town. Across the street from the Marriott. 1-1/2 blocks around the corner from Powder Tower. ** Where can you find delicious french onion soup for under 5 USD? ** Try their eggs benedict on potatoes galette for breakfast or Croque Madame if you are hungry. ** Bread is home-made. ** Moist, thick cut grilled porkchop with green peppercorn sauce, mixed salad, and cantaloupe gelato (perfect last meal in Europe before flying home) ** Customer service is professional and courteous (staff speaks great English). ** They open 8a-10p for dining, bar open until midnight. We liked Suzana- she was funny, personable, and she taught us a few words in Czech. She even packed a small bag of chocolates for us to go. The morning of our flight home, my friend ordered the breakfast Set Tradition to go. Suzana surprised us with a box of 3 delicious macarons for each of us to enjoy in the plane. A kind gesture which will remind us of our memorable stay in Prague read more

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Came here for late lunch on our first day in Prague. I picked this place since it was a recommended place from Rick Steves Prague book. I ordered Sous vide lamb roll on a bed of sauteed spinach and my friend ordered Riasling braised quail with black trumpet mushrooms. While we waited, our waiter brought out a basket of bread. My lamb roll was superb. For the price of 298 Czech Korunas (~$14), it was very reasonable for that much lamb. The lamb was well cooked and very flavorful. The shallot sauteed spinach was very delicious as well. It reminded me of what my mom makes back at home except we use garlic instead of shallots. I would recommend this place for anyone looking for delicious French cuisine at a reasonable price. read more

La Gare - Sous vide prepared lamb roll with Provence herbs and eggplant caviar served on shallot sauteed spinach. - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

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We came here on the recommendation of another Yelp-Er. The ambiance is really nice. But the service and food were not up to standard. I ordered a glass of wine. It took forever and the waiter (not our waiter) came and poured the remains of a bottle into my glass. It seemed like a very small pour. So when our waiter came back around we asked and he explained they pour 0.12L per glass. Fine. And that was on the menu - but still really small. My husband made it clear he was only there for dessert. And it was explained that the apple tartin takes 15 min to prepare. Excellent. Must be special! Right? Then when our food came the dessert Was nothing special and my husband was convinced it was at least a day old and not warm enough for 15 min prep. My veal ribeye was tasty. But there was no side dish. We had discussed the potatoes with the waiter. But some other dude dropped our food off and scurried away before we could ask any questions. We were totally done with our food before the waiter ever made another appearance. When asked about the potatoes he acted like we had never ordered. Of course they were on the bill! Which he literally scratched off the bill. The service and the lame dessert ruined the experience. I'm disappointed because it looked to be a nice place. read more

Excellent New Years Eve experience. The restaurant was beautifully decorated for the occasion and the service was very attentive. Our glasses were never empty. The food was exceptional - I ordered the rabbit, which was tender and cooked in a delicious olive based sauce. I also sampled the equally tasty escargot and calamari appetizers, and finished with the decadent chocolate fondant. This is the best dinner we have had since arriving in Prague and I will definitely be back for future trips. Highly recommend! read more

La Gare - Rabbit in olive sauce - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

We were pleasantly surprised by the delicious Czech food at La Gare, so much so that we returned the next day for breakfast. They have outdoor seating on a deck, and you can people watch as the world goes by. Great place to dine and relax. The waiters were great, and it always impresses me that they speak so many languages. Special thanks to Frank. read more

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Dined with a group of three others. Had duck tartare, lamb thymus, and snail appetizers. Entrees of coq au vin, pork steak, Niçoise salad, and lamb. Everything was exceptional. Zero complaints and we will visit again next trip. read more

A fantastic find! We went for a late breakfast/early lunch and left feeling more than content. By the recommendation of our server, I ordered the Croque-Madame. My friend ordered the omelette with bacon and potatoes, with a side of fresh bread. Not only was the presentation of my dish beautiful, but it was delicious...perfectly executed. I highly recommend it! We also had nice iced coffee with milk, and it actually had ice in it (which I find to be rare in Europe.) Great service, great food, great coffee, and complimentary wifi! read more

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Love the French atmosphere of this place. Ethernet you come here for breakfast, lunch or afternoon drink or coffee, this brasserie is always relaxed and while sitting on the terrace in summer, watching the people passing around, you can enjoy the relax maybe even better. Try their croissants as well as eggs! read more

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Right across from the Marriott Prague near Old Town. The food is really good. I had the orange glazed duck breast and my friend had coq au vin. Both were very tasty. My duck was perfectly cooked. We had creamed leeks and lentils for sides and the leeks were so good that I wanted to order them again. Not too bad price wise either. I ate for under an equivalent of $22. A Apparently they have really good pistachio cheesecake! read more

La Gare - Trio of local sides: leeks, potatoes au gratin, and seasoned lentils - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

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Beautiful atmosphere, good service, terrific food. We had the following entrees: sirloin steak, grilled trumpet mushrooms, and sturgeon. Steak was perfectly cooked. Sturgeon was delicious (my first time with that variety). Mushrooms were sublime. Cheese tray appetizer was good but beware it was mostly stronger cheeses (varieties of bleu). Crème brûlée was delicious. Gotta love the unpasteurized dairy in Czechia. Tases so much better than in the U.S. read more

We had high hopes, but we were disappointed. We ordered the Boudin Noir and the Ragout, as well as the Jambon de Bayonne, with an aperitif, I don't remember which. The drink was meh, the Jambon was alright but it tasted old, the fish was not cooked well in the ragout (not enough), and something else in it that was spongy was unidentifiable. The salmon was definitely frozen previously. The shrimp was okay though. The Boudin was a burger, which is okay (the brioche could have been grilled a bit more) but it was a soggy mess, like eating the worst, mushy kind of veggie burger, except it's blood sausage. Not ideal. The brussel sprouts that came with the Boudin were superb, but it couldn't carry the table, alas. The server also unapologetically reached over my wife's plate to refill the water once, nearly elbowing her in the nose, which is not okay. If you're going to hawk a table (and they do, who wants someone to watch you eat?), come around it to refill water or take a plate, don't reach across a customer. read more

I ordered the budi noar in homemade brioche with grilled apple and apple mayonnaise. Its like a black burger, very juicy. Went great with a french fries and a glass of red wine. The place was nice and clean, the service was attentive, and the food was good. Would go back again. read more

La Gare - Budi noar in homemade brioche with grilled apple and apple mayonnaise. - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

This restaurant was very close to our hotel. Being that we were exhausted from a long day, we elected to eat somewhere close even though they did not serve Czech food. The food that they did have was absolutely amazing. I ordered the duck breast with orange and duck flavored sauce which paired quite well together. We also got the veal steak which has to be the most tender and delicious veal that I have ever tasted. Our waiter was very professional and helpful as we chose our dishes. The prices we very reasonable, ranging between 10 and 20 euros per person for dinner. We returned here for breakfast. Once again, everything was delicious and rather inexpensive. I ordered the "Traditional" breakfast which includes juice and coffee. For about ten euros I got an amazing breakfast that was more than I could eat. It was so good that we ate all of our breakfasts here. read more

This is a terrific Boulangerie, cafe, wine bar. The food & coffee are fantastic fresh French fare. I had one of the best meals in Prague here, and it's French. I had the largest Croque Madame there that I have ever seen. The breads and desserts are wonderful. The Onion Soup (French Onion Soup) was amazing. I could have a bowl of it daily. I looked over the wine list and wine cellar which in in the downstairs area of the brasserie. Upstairs is mainly the café with a separate area for the boulangerie. It is next to the Hilton Old town and across the street from the Marriott Old town, Prague. Beware families with unruly children. Other than that it's terrific. I do recommend it. read more

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We were able to walk in without reservations - there were plenty of tables available; however, the waiter had to talk with the maitre d' for a bit before we were seated. If the waiter had spent a similar amount of time providing us service as he did grooming his beard and mustache - this restaurant would´ve been four-five stars. We were not informed of any specials then realized there was a board full of them off to the side. I saw baked oysters on the menu and ordered them but would´ve preferred raw. There was nothing in the menu to indicate they had a raw bar available. After a bit, the wife pointed out another sign way off on the other side that listed the raw oysters available - if I had known I would´ve ordered a tray for us. The food was good, but they´ll charge you for bread and a side that they select for you without asking if you want them or stating that they are not included with your main course order. We ate at a nice Czech restaurant the night before and bread was included and they specifically asked if you upfront if you wanted a side and what your selection was. I like that style. For dessert, he provided us no menu and when my wife asked, he informed her to go to the display case to pick one out. I stated, "you mean you have no crème brûlée?" "Oh, we have crème brûlée." I was thinking, "what else do you have?" but that is what we wanted The waiter was going through the motions and it was evident that he didn´t give a rat´s ass about us. Other waiters covered for him with wine pouring, etc. The restaurant was far from packed, we were dressed very nicely, were polite, etc but the waiter wasn´t rude per se but was completely unattentive and it detracted from our experience and our rating. read more

Amazing service, and amazing food, I had to visit twice during my weekend visit to Praha read more

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This is my favorite restaurant in Prague. The food is authentic, service is excellent, and the dessert section has some of the best French dessert I've ever had. Highly recommended!!! We made friends with Zuzana who works there. She's so friendly and we will miss her! :-) read more

La Gare - My wonderful breakfast on the last day in Prague. Very generous portion. - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Fresh, delicious fare with the expected touch of French sophistication. A true delight... read more

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Good service and excellent food at a good price. Also very convenient to major hotels/attractions. In a town with so many choices, this place is one to remember. read more

La Gare - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

When in Prague, eat.. French food? Sounds weird, but we were looking for a nice (i.e. not fast food, not a loud pub) dinner close to the hotel, since half of us had extremely early flights back home. The best thing about this place is the price (well, really, all of Prague is super affordable and very budget-friendly): we each had an appetizer (French onion soup and escargot for me) and a main, yet the total was like $20 per person including tip at the end. Amazing. So if you're looking for a nice French-Czech meal near your hotel (which for us happened to be the Hilton a block away), this is both hearty, cheap, and very good. read more

Great change from trying the local czech food. Great tasting authentic french cusine at a reasonable price. Great service , delicious food and refer to attached menu for pricing read more

La Gare - Interior - French Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

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Great French meal in Prague!! I was thoroughly impressed. Walked in during lunchtime and saw many Czech locals and workers grabbing lunch. I got the French onion soup and the Croque Madame. The French onion soup was yummy but it was pretty heavy considering how much cheese they put in there. It also could have been a bit saltier. The Croque Madame was amazing (and also HUGE). It's the type of dish that you stare at and think "HOW DO I EAT THIS". Went for the fork and knife method but the sandwich was so good I wish I wasn't as full as I was. Overall, the restaurant definitely had an authentic French vibe and not too touristy as other Czech restaurants. Really enjoyed the environment and the food was so delicious as well. Definitely check it out if you're looking for a French meal!! read more

Incredible food! Ate here twice while I'm Prague. Foie Gras, chicory Salad, orange duck and prawns were all delicious! Foie Gras was shocked when they brought it out with elderberry cotton candy. read more

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A great French place in the center. When they started out they were...good. And then something happened and they got great. Cheapest place around? Certainly not. But not terrible prices, considering the quality of the food, service and ambiance. The Coq au vin is absolutely amazing, and will transport your tongue to the fields of Burgundy. And with a nice red burgundy wine, well... heaven. And those desserts! Oh my god, those desserts. There's also an Alsatian wine bar/eatery downstairs. One of our go-to's in the center. And if they have the pistachio cheesecake, get it! read more

The appetizers are amazing but the main courses are disappointing. We ordered the rabbit, duck, steak and fish soup. I felt like they were from a different place. Not sure how they got all the good review or maybe I asked too much for an average taste French restaurant in Prague. read more

My girlfriend picked this spot...She always picks great spots so I knew this place wouldn't disappoint...The food was EXCELLENT!! Service was good and the the ambiance was great!! We had the smoked salmon, escargot, Filet Mignon, rabbit and some caviar...WE LOVED IT!! If you're a true foodie I highly recommend! read more

Great little Frenchie find. Cute brasserie! The food was great - I recommend the beef! I would skip the duck confit. The desserts looked amazing as well but I was too stuffed. Between 2, we had French onion soup and 2 entrees which came out to 33 Euros. Extremely reasonable for the quality, service, and spot! Enjoy Prague! read more

I visited La Gare on a Wednesday evening, just before 8 pm. There was plenty of free tables, and it was a lovely summer evening, so I went for a table on the terrace, from where I could watch the endless herds of parading Asian tourists led by a guide holding a folded umbrella over her head. Having passed by La Gare a couple of times and glanced at the menu heavily inspired by French cuisine left me with high expectations. In comparison with the average restaurant in Prague, La Gare's menu oozes with high culinary ambitions. I chose the braised beef tongue with herb mustard, pickled onions and apple chutney for the starter. I am a sucker for beef tongue and unfortunately it is one of those dishes that has gone out of fashion. When the plate arrived, it was stacked with five slightly grey thick slices of tongue. Unfortunately, the chef had not taken the trouble to take off the skin and the meat hadn't been salted before braising, hence the grey colour. This left the plate with a slightly indelicate impression. Two of the slices had an intense beefy flavour and were tender as butter, just as they should be, but the remaining three slices were chewy. They had apparently not been braised long enough. The herb mustard was ok and well-balanced, but I could not taste any herbs, and the pickled onions were too vinegary for my taste. Definitely a more Czech than French taste. The apple chutney was excellent. Sweet and acidic at the same time with a distinct taste of apple. The bread and butter that did not accompany my starter, but had to be ordered separately were fresh but had a distinct similarity with the bake-off bread the sell in the supermarket across the street from La Gare. At 35 CZK it was definitely not worth the money. For the main course, I chose Beef Bourguignon. I asked the waiter, how it was served, and he explained that I could make a choice between French fries, green salad or "a variation of three seasonal side dishes". I chose the latter which was served in small cast iron pots along with a large plate of braised beef in a dark brown sauce. The small iron pots contained leeks stewed in cream, mashed potatoes and a vegetable risotto. The braised beef was nothing but divine. Tender as a ripe peach and with an intense and saturated punch of red wine, vegetables and meat. A small piece of smoked ham and a boiled but still crispy carrot made a very subtle contrast to the strong taste of the sauce. The creamed leeks and the mashed potatoes were excellent. Both alone and in combination with the Beef Bourguignon. The vegetable risotto, however, was a sheer disappointment. The vegetables were pickled red peppers and the rice were underboiled and had a crunchy centre. Not good! The service was above average, for what you would typically experience in Prague's more touristy areas, but it was not up to the standard signalled by the menu, the decor and the prices. When I arrived, I had to wait almost 10 minutes for service even though the waiters were far from busy with anything else but a private conversation. Once they got their act together, service was prompt and efficient, but not overly attentive. I ended up with a tab of 655 CZK excluding tips, which in Prague must be considered very expensive for what I had. Had the service and the preparation of the food been up to standard, it would not have been unreasonable, but with the numerous glitches, it was not ok. I doubt I will return to La Gare. read more