According to my walking tour guide, and confirmed by the manager here, this is the first McDonald's…read moreestablished (early 1990's) in the Czech Republic (or Czechoslovakia, I suppose), after Communism was overthrown in the Velvet Revolution. It's since been upgraded and is quite nice. What a lovely McDonald's, with free wifi and bathrooms for 10 CZK (about US$0.40). It has a separate McCafé counter and the entire establishment boosts some nice modern design elements in keeping with current international trends. The interior is quite possibly the nicest McDo I've seen anywhere. There's even a counter with electrical outlets. The food is about standard for McDonald's, perhaps on the tastier side, but I might be biased because of the proud capitalist historical tradition of this particular one. As an American, I'm ambivalent about American global fast food chains but at least they seem to acquit themselves quite nicely. Bathrooms: Really nice. Modern aesthetic design with dark woods and those space-age oval thingies for urinals and touch-less faucets. Even eco-friendly, with one of those stick-hands-in blow dryer things.

Best McDonald's we went to in Europe! A bit on the expensive side (about $10 for a meal), but it's…read moreclean and service is exceptional. They deliver your food to you and take away your trays. We had a burger that was very filling with an onion topped bun and a fried mozzarella inside! Delicious! I also stopped by their McCafe later during our stay, and they made my iced vanilla coffee perfectly!

My favorite Prague restaurant was Baku Fast Food, located 100 or so meters near me. I first stopped…read morehere urgently needing a midnight snack, so I ordered pohaca and baklava. The baklava was thickly spiced with slight bitter notes, thick honey. It wasn't a dainty baklava. These are housemade, so they are slightly inconsistent day by day. The pohaca had great layered texture, some black sesame sprinkled on top, with a buttery burnt bottom and surprising feta inside. They specialize in Azerbaijani cuisine and offer several entrees and durum. One night I also enjoyed baklava, sekerpare, and bülbül yuvası. On my last visit, I made sure I was hungry enough to eat their durum. That was also quite good. I really wish I could return there right now.

I walked past here many times on my way back and forth to town center. The young girls that work…read morehere are real cute. The manager is a cool guy. I ate a doner sandwich here every day to help keep the beer levels from building up too much. Go here. Easy. Fast. Inexpensive. Decent.

The service is really rude, and the food is not even good. They call it "bacon", but it's really…read morejust soggy ham stuff piled on top of your burger, smeared with straight fucking tomato paste. I don't know why it has good reviews, but no thanks!

Great pizza and open late till 6 am. Fast and satisfied our late night hunger pains when we got off…read morethe train our first night. Their marinara sauce made the thin pizza perfect and juicy.

I absolutely love this place - prices are super reasonable and the employees are so friendly. It's…read morea small place to grab a bite. Plus the pizza tastes great! They also speak English. Definitely recommend you to stop by!

Food is delicious, they have a particularly good falafel. The service is incredible, the guys there…read moreare super friendly and nice. When you walk in you're hit with a wave of heat and the smell of just fantastic food, luckily they have a nice patio area outdoors to sit and eat

Great prices, friendly staff, generous portions, and served hot. Skip the fries and get the…read morebasmati rice. If you don't want another heavy goulash meal, this is a great value in old town.