Probably the best hot dog in Prague. And by hot dog I mean the czech style of hot dog. Slightly…read moredifferent than the world known hot dog. We put sausage in a special kind of bread which is called rohlík. Anyway, it´s a small stand but with a real treasure inside. Their sausages are delicious and so is a bread. And as a bonus you can pick of four or five kinds of mustard + ketchup. I love the pepperoni mustard. It´s spicey but not too much. Just perfect.

Really cheap hot dog- only 25 czk. Perfect if on a tight budget or need a snack, but doesn't really…read morehit the spot when I want a delicious Czech style sausage.

From the owner: We make sandwiches with love and care, not only they have to taste great, they also have to look…read moreamazing! Come and try!

Great, tasty and clean falafel. The Pita bread is terrific…read moreand everything is fresh. They speak Czech English and Hebrew. Very nice people and fast. The location is fantastic close to the Palladium shopping mall so it's great to take a break after walking around the whole area. Great for vegetarians obviously.

I come from New Jersey, and I'm not a big fan of falafel, but this food changed my mind. The pita…read morewas amazing, and the falafel was awesome. The chef was extremely nice, and he smiled every time he gave a costumer their falafel. The food was delivered very quickly. I definitely recommend this to anyone vegetarian or not.

During my last trip to Prague on the way to my friend's party I came across a simple but honest hot…read moredog joint and I decided to give it a try. To my surprise it was the best hot dog of my life! Amazing flavor! The owner is lovely and very thoughtful always trying to offer the best sandwich ever.

From the owner: Street Food Hot dogs…read moreSendwiches

Good food, excellent service. The location is also not bad so all in all we were happy to be there.read more

This little food stand is a real taste treat, Sure some might give it 3 stars but if you take it…read morefor what it is, it is a solid winner with good, cheap food that will fuel you for a day of exploring Prague. A must try is the fried cheese sandwich..a guilty yum to that one. Also, there is something about this spot that makes for the perfect food photo..sadly my camera had died at this point..

Sometimes, after 3 weeks as a North American in Europe, you miss the taste of home. Weeks of doner,…read morebread dumplings, and wurst are amazing until you start craving some ramen or tacos. This place scratched the itch... twice. My friend and I came here twice in our three days in Prague (blasphemous, I know), but it was exactly what we needed. The ramen was beyond decent--it was objectively great! Silky smooth tonkostu with perfectly prepared toppings. The tacos were equally authentic to what I've had back home. The pizza was also impeccably Neapolitan. Come for the vibes and the food hall setting, stay for the food.

Manifesto was recommended by one of the locals & after a couple of days of enjoying some meat…read morefilled Czech fare I was ready to explore some meatless options. The booths are outside with some covered seating areas. A hipster feel where they have some focus on sustainability (their mission is "to revive and vitalize an area which is unfriendly & inaccessible....") & lay out the rules in a quirky way. A good selection of food (20+ restaurants) from traditional Czech, seafood, burgers, pizza, Asian, Latin, Bar-B-Que, desserts, cocktails & Beer (of course). I settled on the Fritto Misto from Ryba je Ryba. A mix of shrimp, squid, whitebait & veggies. Coated with a light Tempura batter and flash fried to perfection. Excellent!the servers were very engaging and friendly. Although closing hours were 8 pm they started to close around 7 as it was slow due to cooler weather. Definitely worth the visit, especially on a nice day, if you are looking for an open air food hall experience.