Ate here on our first night in Prague. We are staying at the Grand Bohemian right around the corner, so it couldn't have been more convenient. We ate outside in the courtyard, given the nice weather. The service was outstanding, and the food was good. We started with the asparagus soup, which was great. I think given the color, it must have been white asparagus. I had the Premium Chicken, which was cooked sous vide, served with amazing portobello mushrooms and a delicious gravy. My husband had the wild boar schnitzel. I liked the flavor, but was a bit chewy in consistency. The white chocolate dessert was to die for. Don't be deceived by the dark chocolate coating. Once you dig in, you find a beautiful, mousse-like white center. We enjoyed the Czech red wine, which was a bit like a light-bodied Chianti. Make sure to get to the restaurant by about 7 or so, otherwise they seem to run out of a lot of the dishes. read more

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We were hungry for some authentic local fare and our hotel recommended us Nostalgie. We ordered wine by the glass and it tasted like the bottle had been open for a week. Each person at the table ordered a different meat and they all managed to taste old and overcooked. Entrees were very overpriced at up to 20 Euro each. The service was great until at the end they insisted we tip them at least 10%. Would not recommend it. read more

In the euphoria that immediately followed a Czech beer spa experience, we strolled to Nostalgie, at the recommendation of the spa, for a later afternoon lunch. Despite our rather odd choice of mealtime (3pm-ish) the restaurant was not empty. That's a good sign already. Nostalgie appears to specifically pay tribute to early female film stars, with framed head shots of actors of the golden era dotting the walls. Listen closely, and you'll notice the music playing in the background is a series of mashups combining old jazz numbers with beats, and extremely tastefully done. It made for a really nice environment for our meal. For a starter, we shared roasted goat cheese on a bed of spinach and beets. It was divine. For our mains, my wife settled on the ribs, and I went with traditional goulash. The goulash was tasty but not my favorite of the trip. The sauce tasted of a tomato base, rather than a broth base experienced elsewhere. It was fine for what it was, but I prefer the other method. Not having a deep background in traditional Czech cooking, I can't say whether it was entirely incorrect or just a different school of thought. My wife's pork ribs were marvelous. Tender and juicy, just how ribs should be. Highly recommended. Overall, this was one of the best meals of our trip, and very reasonably priced. Friendly service and clean bathrooms add even more to an already nice experience. We would definitely come back. read more

Had a late lunch here this week. Exceptional service with a smile. The pork knuckle was the best of several we have had this week. I had wild boar schnitzel and it was very good. Nice courtyard dining. Check it out! read more

Cute little restaurant with nostalgic flair. Kind waiters who also make room for 7 people. The food was tasty but the portion was quite small (goulash). Overall a good restaurant without anything bad to say. read more

I walked by this place in the rain and thought I would give it a try. It is a unique looking place. A lot of photos of actresses all over the walls. No actors. It is a small place. The server was a bit rough. She was not the friendliest of people. I ordered a dark beer, a sausage appetizer, and the pork ribs. The beer is always good in Prague. The sausage appetizer was ok. The taste was a bit bland and the casing smushed when I cut it. The ribs made up for everything. They had been cooked perfectly and tasted great! I would go back just for the ribs... The people next to me loves all their food and felt the same way about the waitresses... I plan to go back and try something else next time I come to Prague. read more

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Just arrived in Prague and after a long day we popped into this place at 9:45 on a Sunday night for soup, bread and a glass of wine. Great service and friendly smiles. Vichyssoise soup was amazing. read more

Went for a lunch with kids but on Friday. There were no locals, mainly tourists. The food was good but the portions are too small for the price. The place is nothing special but definitely overpriced, felt a bit like a tourist trap. In the end, the waiter was giving me recommendations on how much I should tip him, which was why I didn't leave much. read more

Cute little place in Prague. People were really nice! Spoke English and English menu available. Small menu but items were good. Free wifi which helped us plan out where we were headed next. Upstairs and downstairs. Do regret not getting dessert, people near us got crapes and they looked heavenly. read more

So far the best meal in Prague! Having tried traditional Czech food before, was willing to get something lighter, so Grilled duck with tagliatelle and vegetables was the choice with a bit of hesitation.It tasted absolutely divine!! The feeling after meal was wonderful. Even though the portion was quite big, it felt as being very light. I was really amazed by the meal. Still sensing the taste, I will definately head there tonight, as there were some other nicely sounding options on the menu. Besides, they have a cozy summergarden, with very light music and fluently english speaking staff. read more

I've only eaten here once, so it's possible that my experience was a deviation from the norm, but I had the mixed grill and found the meat to be rough, dry, and flavorless. It even LOOKED disappointing, like when you unwrap your chicken breast during a long flight. I'm not a picky eater but in this case I couldn't even finish the meal. The service and ambiance were fine (wood decor, low-medium noise level, casual) but it's hard to be a fan of a restaurant when the only meal I had was inedible. read more

Nice outdoor deck. We had the best cut and best prepared pork chops ever. Delicious!! Staff was friendly and professional.

The food was 3 star, but pretty overpriced. Service is what takes this down to a 2. Terrible for foreigners, disrespectful waiters and they force you to tip the amount they want. Don't recommend at all. read more

I would recommend for local flare. Try Czech wine and sausages. Ate lunch and free wifi helped planned the day. Very friendly staff. I'm not sure how that other guy likes his portions, but to me they were prefect. read more

Was a hasty decision after arriving to the city hungry. Were only a handful of people in the restaurant itself. I ordered the mushroom risotto and it came out in ~10 min or so and was luke warm and bland. For the price this place is absolutely not worth it. Seems like a bit of a tourist trap. read more

We went there because we didn't want to walk very far. But what a pleasant suprise. Really good food, it tasted excellent and service was even better. Great hospitality. read more

Pleasant surprise! We stumbled upon Nostalgie and all four of us really enjoyed the meal and hospitality. I would definitely come again and encourage others to pay a visit! read more

Wonderful service given with a smile (which one seldom gets in CZ), great Czech cuisine and a lovely ambience with great nostalgic music. It's a guarantee that you will have a great time here. Classy but yet very laid back. It's a definite keeper in our books. read more