Came mainly for the large IMAX theatre.....was exploring near the old Hřbitovy in the area, and…read morestopped here to check it out. Modernish but slightly dated mall, bit more humbling than Centrum in Nový Smíchov, as was opened in 2003. American fast food can be found here, and easy to access via Metro or the tramvaj, which runs continually up and down Vinohradska. Plus, there was a kicking ryby *yummy pstruh!!* restaurant somewhere across the street.

This was a hidden find, convenient to the Courtyard Marriott in Prague. The outside building…read moreappearance is not impressive but the interior and clean halls are appreciated. The bathrooms aka WC is very clean and maintained. An IMAX theatre is located on the top level and is very clean and well maintained. The food court offers fast food and restaurant style seating for those who want more privacy, away from the noise of mall crowds. This mall has saved me from walking blocks to find dinner at a reasonable price. The tram station is conveniently located on the second level where the subways will be operating throughout the day. No big box stores here though but enough to shop regardless of what you are in the mood for.

Rode into Prague Central station the other day and it was a quick and easy experience. It was…read moremerely an escalator away from the platform to the train station. Signage was slightly tricky to get onto the tram. There were automated ticket counters at the train station although it wasn't too clear which direction each stairwell was to get down to the local tram. There were a bunch of shops, restaurants, and coffee shops right beneath the platform and it was quite busy.

Very busy but very efficient. It was a 15 minute walk from our Hotel…read more Easy for English speakers to move around. Our train information was posted 15 min in advance, took us 10 minutes to get to the platform and our coach. Train left exactly on time.

I have been shopping at Marks & Spencer's stores for about 30 years on my twice yearly visits to…read moreLondon and once a year trips to Prague. My experience is primarily with their Food Halls, which are quite simply excellent. Especially, for a busy traveler who works during the day and has a flat rental with a kitchen, their prepared refrigerated and frozen foods are fantastic, better than a restaurant and cheaper. You wish that you could get soups half tjis good in the USA, and many other superb choices, they're simply the best.

Marks & Spencer is a British brand of clothing that has a ton of locations in Prague. It's a…read moredepartment store with a ton of clothing items, accessories, home accents, fragrances etc. They even have a bakery area with freshly baked cookies etc. Of course I had to check out this store since they were having a nice winter sale while I was visiting. I really liked a light blue winter coat but the other location didn't have small sizes. They said they can't see in other locations what their inventory is. That was a bit inconvenient but nonetheless I didn't give up and found it in this location after visiting one other Marks & Spencer location. This one is located in the Palladium shopping center and is slightly larger in size compared to the other two locations I went to. Happy shopping.~

I had a fantastic lunch here. I've never been one who's worked at cafes but I'd love to regularly…read morecome here and work. They have good music. A cool shoe store that I loved even just browsing, and great food. I got a big mix of healthy vegetables over rice with some vegan meet for 185 crowns. Delicious! I loved it. Love the plants, lighting, chairs, furniture, etc. really cool space.

I had a great time here. More than a cafe, it is a place where the 'cool kids' go. I literally…read morefound this place by following these two young adults because they looked really cool and like they 'knew a place.' The plants, exposed brick, comfy leather chairs, and music were all adding to the experience. There happened to be an art class going on in one of the rooms when I went (how cool). I got the coffee granola with homemade cashew yogurt, peanut butter and fruit and let me tell you- OH baby! It was to die for. A huge portion, too. A bit on the pricier side but reasonable considering the ambiance and the portion size.

This is a fairly modest little market located close to Prague's old town square (roughly a 3-5 min…read morewalk just a couple of blocks away). I actually just happened to stumble upon this place after wandering around the area. The market is full of trinkets and items that's very tourist-centric. Many of the proprietors sell cheap shit like magnets, cups, post cards etc. Some of the shops carry produce or simple fruits and vegetables. A few others feature local artisans who sell handmade jewelry and paintings. Even though generally this place feels touristy, some of the stuff did feel very local and cool. I ended up buying a few small paintings because of the nice drawings of St. Charles bridge and other local attractions. Personally I think this isn't a place that you make a point of visiting unless you had some extra free time and wanted to check out some reasonably priced items to take back home with you (if you're a tourist). However, if you do stop by, I wouldn't be surprised if you do happen upon this place that you'll still take a few minutes to check out what they have. Some merchants here are more pushy than others but generally they are all ok. Some of them are also flexible about bargaining.

Old open air market in downtown Prague selling fruits and tourist stuff, some local artisan too…read more Really small so not much choices but you might find some art print or paintings for memorabilia. Just convenient to check it out if you are passing by, else don't make your way there.

A hidden green oasis for relaxing from the stress and noise of the streets next to Wenzelsquare…read more The entrance is a bit hard to find as an shop for garden furnitures is belonging to the cafe. They service some small dishes like quiche, pasta and chicken breast. Deserts and small cheese plate. I like their wine offers. But it's also a beautiful place to get a cake and coffee with your friends. If you want to relax in a quite place go to Styl & Interior. We love it.

Loved this place. It's called the Garden Restaurant now and is tucked in a small alleyway on a main…read morestreet. Super amazing place whether its small gatherings for a get together or just by yourself for a study/coffee break. Interior designs are amazing and great outside sitting area when its sunny. Food was amazing though a bit pricey. Desserts were delicious, definitely recommend the creme puff cake, as it held so much flavor and various textures. Coffee has non dairy options to all my lactose intro or eco friendly buddies. Def recommend and would go back!

Best prices on food in the downtown area. Good selection of food as well compared to otger local…read moregrocey shops. Workers were friendly.

Ok so I love supermarkets and when I am in a foreign country, I love going to supermarkets. Lidl is…read morea german owned supermarket, similar to Aldi. Same concept with the set up and everything. The food here is really affordable and they have a huge bakery section. You can choose what type of bread you want and use the bread cutting machine which was fun to watch. The fruit and veg is good here too. They don't have the pre-packaged salads so you have to buy a whole lettuce head and make your own salad but that's fine. Selection of food is great here and so affordable! We have been in Prague for a week and I've been to Lidl about 4 times already. Meat here is good too.