Good place to get away from the streets Frys are VERY good…read morethe chicken burger was a little sweet in the batter burger also was good but a little sweet. Not sure how haha good drinks, good food, good service

So we wanted more schnitzel and a pork knuckle. The food was great but I really like their beers!…read more The wall paper is fun. The service was good.

Nice small place with good food. We were there on a Saturday around 7 and it wasn't crowded. Wasn't…read moresure what that meant but we are glad we did try

Good dinner of traditional Czech food and house brewed beer. Stare Mesto was about two blocks from…read moreour apartment in Prague and was on our list to try. I had the svickova, which is a traditional czech beef pot roast and dumplings, in a light gravy. It was good, a bit bland after a few bites, but I had to try it. My wife had a yummy chicken, that must have been cooked sous vide because it was so juicy. The star of the night were the dessert pancakes covered with blueberries and a sour cream or yogurt sauce.

Don't come in with inappropriate expectations and you'll be happy. This is a beer hall, not a fine…read moredining restaurant. The food is here to keep you busy and to slow down how fast you get drunk. Order bar food - fries, sausages, fried cheese- and you'll be great. Order a whole meal and well, you get the picture. The beer is good and the shots may or may not be to your taste. No, they're not free. Why would a beer hall give away alcohol? However, the word "no" is perfectly acceptable if you don't want a shot or another beer. The staff doesn't care whether or not you order beer. I got bottled tea and I saw others drinking coffee. No hassles. Atmosphere is kicka**. On a nice day the outdoor tables are lovely. The interior has to be seen to be believed. If you tried to conjure up a fairytale Bohemian tavern you couldn't come up with something better than this. Stay as long as you like and enjoy the accordion music and the vibe. And this is from someone who doesn't drink alcohol and doesn't much care for Central European food.

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.

Absolutely amazing, come for the extraordinary beer but be prepared for some incredible food and…read moreservice. We had a late lunch there today 12/07/2025 and we were just blown away by the atmosphere, service and quality of the food and beer. We sampled two of the best beers I have ever tasted but I admit the "Homemade" beer was the best of the two with the Pilsner being the second one. If I had to do it over again, I would have done the Sampler but that's just a reason to return. If you're fortunate you will have Viktor as your server, patient, knowledgeable and he added to our incredible experience. This is a must stop on your trip to Prague!!

It's pretty cold out right now so we asked to be seated inside (outside seating is adorable, too!)…read moreand they sat us right away! We got beers and they were brought pretty quickly. We ordered goulash and two appetizers to eat between three people for lunch and it was plenty. The tartar was my husbands favorite to date! From anywhere we have been! While here, the hubby got a bloody nose and the waiter immediately brought us sparkling water and had us rub salt on the blood on his heather gray sweatshirt. It almost completely took the stain away! Great service, great beer, great food!

Difficult to find, but just keep going down that one hallway/indoor alley. It's at the end…read more Feels like a basement. Probably because I think it is a basement. Lots of kitsch stuff all over the place and on the ceiling, making it feel busy and rustic simultaneously. Our server was nice and didn't mind that we hung out a bit after closing. All we got were light and dark beers, but their menu is GIGANTIC, but we didn't order any food.

Czech brewery! This is such a cool little brewery! I'd…read morealready had a few Pilsner Urquells by the time I'd gotten here, so it's not easy to find. Look for the Art Deco style entrance, which takes you down a long hallway past other unrelated shops, to the entrance of the brewery / brewpub. When I came, they weren't exactly offering tours, but they had paper place mats out that walk you through the brewing process, and how long this building has been doing which function of the brewing process. The waiter took me past a plaster accordion player statue to a booth by the fermentation tanks. I was in heaven! I got a sampler of beer, which includes their own pilsner, a few other beers, and my fav- the beer champagne! The beer champagne wasn't the champagne of beers, Miller High Life, but a beer champagne! It seems that they used champagne yeast to make a higher proof effervescently bubbly brew that I'd drink all the time if I could get it! I also got a shot of the distilled beer. I've tried this kinda stuff before, which isn't that great. Think a weird hoppy vodka. Theirs wasn't much better than most homemade moonshine. I've seen places make this 'shine from beer that gets messed up, but they don't want to pour down the drain. Meh- it works. The place was decorated in a strange brewery fashion. They have a breathalyzer mounted on the wall by the restroom! Wooot! I got a 1.354%! WOOOT!

I had my first goulash in Prague, this is my third visit so it was time I tried it. The goulash…read morewas excellent and very tasty. The meat was tender and the sauce was very delicious with the dumplings. It was interesting that the dish was served on a plate instead of a bowl since I expected to eat this with a spoon. Nonetheless, it was still very delicious.

I ordered the roasted duck leg with potato dumplings and cabbage and it was fantastic. One of the…read morebest duck dishes I've ever eaten, super tender and tasty.

Quite a nice Czech restaurant that is very centrally located and has good food for reasonable…read moreprices. It is not very crowded so usually you can get a table without any reservation. They also have nice lunch menu. The ambiance is cosy, rather a bit darker even though the place as such is spacious so it can be a good choice also for a romantic evening.

From the owner: We serve Czech classics, lunch or dinner, a sizeable a la carte menu showcases traditional and…read moremodern Czech cuisine. We choose the best products largely sourced from a network of local farmers and suppliers from across the Czech Republic. Al fresco terrace located on Ovocny square will provide shelter from the bustling world outside and let you enjoy wonderfull view to Stavovske theatre where Mozart was playing. Let us look after you. Restaurant is located on the central city strip close to Wenceslas Square and shopping mall Palladium with buzzing city life night and day.

Stopped in on a whim, while out for a stroll. The hubs and I ordered a bowl of vegetable soup…read more(daily special soup), which was delightful, with well-developed flavor. As well as a sausage appetizer that was also tasty. The bread was stale / crumbly - but it wasn't really needed with either dish. Both beers were good & they were the main reason for our stop. We really liked the grounds/ building. Service was good & prices were reasonable.

After touring the nearby castle and on our walk back into town we came across this inviting beer…read moregarden. Since it was the first sunny day in Prague after days of rain we took advantage of the outdoor seating for lunch. We started with a couple of their beers that they brew on site and they were quite good and a nice break from the local beer that is everywhere. The menu in English and the English speaking waiter made this easy to navigate. Given the number of of tourists it would be a surprise otherwise. I ordered the lunch special of the roasted chicken leg/thigh - it was very good and a good price with a side of potatoes. My wife got the deep friend cheese - apparently this is a common main dish in Prague. In Wisconsin this would be like eating a giant deep fried cheese curd as your entree. It came with boiled potatoes and was solid. A very nice setting for a good meal at a fair price.

Very average food, very noise but great value (especially for tourists). Efficient serviceread more

found ourselves on the southern part of old town and decided to eat czech food for lunch. nice…read moreambiance, friendly service, traditional czech food (on the middle to higher price end for what the dishes are) // confit duck thigh, sweetened beet cabbage, roasted potato gnocchi (355czk) // the duck itself was good, it was tender and not dry. i did not care much for the cabbage and potato gnocchi though: the cabbage was too sweet and the potato gnocchi was not really gnocchi, it was drier like bread almost. // main course of the day - beef cheeks in red wine with roasted vegetables and mashed potatoes (189czk) // the dish tasted good but the beef portion was very small. mashed potatoes were very creamy. we thought it would be a side portion of roasted vegetables but it was just garnish. overall, dishes were presented well and the service/ambiance was nice. for the price, flavors/dish was under what i expected, but overall one of the better czech places we tried in prague.

The food was well flavored, great vibe and very helpful staff with my bad pronunciation. Everything…read morewas great. Can't complain about one thing.

Nothing fancy. Small, cozy place serving great food and drinks. The Piri Piri chicken was excellentread more