Chose not to eat here because they wouldn't seat me in a booth even though there were plenty of…read moreseats. It was pretentious for a non-Francophile Environment. The lunch menu did not have anything that stood out as distinctly French. C'est la vie.

Great, high class French cuisine. Waiter was very kind and respectful with us taking our time with…read morea long, 4 course meal. Wine was really great with a good selection. The ambiance was cute and I love how close it is to the Marriott hotel!

I come here at least 3 times a week during my lunch break from work. The people who work here are…read morethe nicest! My phone died and I was expecting a call from my boss and they were more than helpful with lending me a phone charger. They are always friendly here, the atmosphere is cool with great music and decor. It is one of a kind cafe and I would recommend it to anyone!

The true Czech pub. Stinks of smoke, full of everyday guests and somehow dirty, yet - the vibe---…read moreold building, wooden chairs, great food, fresh beer and people who work there are hartworming and welcoming. Worth the visit.

Here's an anomaly a local boozer bang on the tourist trail the Mala Strana area. You don't have to…read morespeak Czech to get served here, but your faltering attempt to make yourself understood will draw a bemused reaction from the barman. Press on he's not as gruff as he looks. U hrocha is tiny, noisy, crowded and a lot of fun. It transports you to a bygone age when pubs were pubs, men were men and hairdressers were barbers.

Watching the Honest Guide on YouTube, he had recommended this general area for food, so we took a…read moretram here and decided on having some traditional Czech food. Our waitress was pretty patient with us, explaining some of the items we were interested in, which we really appreciated. The setting is the typical bar vibe, which is what we expected. The beef tartar was much tastier than it looks, the amount of flavor and freshness probably puts it at the top of all the beef tartar that we've ever had. The beef goulash was delicious, paired well with the dumpling. Kiddos loved the fried cheese, which was very well prepared. All in all a great meal on our second day in Prague.

We stayed at an airport hotel for one night in Prague to be close to the airport for our early…read moremorning flight. Not wanting to travel all the way back to the city for dinner, we took public transit from the airport to this area to have dinner. It was really easy until we got out of the metro station on the wrong side of the traffic circle. Once inside, we were seated between the outside seating area and the bar which was a good location to watch people coming in and out. We ordered from one of the waiters, the friendlier one, and enjoyed the free wifi and people watching until our food came. We ordered the full rack of ribs, the pork schnitzel and a few sides to share between three people. I liked the mashed potatoes with green onion and the green beans with bacon. The ribs weren't as great as others I've had. I thought the sauce was too salty. It did come with a great blue cheese sauce though that went nicely with my mashed potatoes. The best part of the night was the dessert. Hot raspberries on vanilla ice cream is my new favorite :)

My husband and I shared a very nice lunch here a few days ago. The service was excellent and…read moreattentive, the restaurant was very clean, and the food was delicious.

From the owner: Česká kuchyně, steaky. Specialitou podniku jídla podávaná v pekáčích ruzných velikostí…read more Tankové pivo Velkopopovický Kozel 11. Každý měsíc nová Volba sládků z Plzeňského Prazdroje, Pilsner Urquell, Velkopopovický Kozel černý. Příjemné prostředí.

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.

Had the absolute best meal. And the atmosphere is warm, authentic and homey. We started with a…read moresausage -- how is it so crispy on the outside, smoky and tasty not salty. I had the duck with red cabbage... so delicious. My husband had a huge pork knuckle roast. The beer and mead are perfect additions. Oh and the music.. thank you for not playing pop rock music and instead feeding our aural senses as well with authentic music of Prague. So good.. we'll be going back for another meal tomorrow.

For those of you who think "wow, it sure would be fun to travel back to 1493 and dine in the Middle…read moreAges," U Sedmi Svabu is the place for you! We found this place by accident and it turned out to be quite the memorable dinner in Prague, to say the least. We walked into a dungeon, complete with a basement (be sure to go down there, it's pretty cool), suits of armor, and servers clad in wench get-ups that would be suitable for your local Renaissance fair. The theme is top-notch and is taken to new heights here, yet nothing feels too "hokey" about it. We loved the super dark atmosphere and candles on the long wooden tables. We were seated in a corner by the bar and it felt so cozy and romantic even though the restaurant was busy. Our server was friendly and prompt, and the menus have English translations -- sort of. The broken English on the menu is pretty funny ("good ribs from pig roast"), but we appreciated the assistance because the Czech language is so difficult to read and pronounce! We each ordered a local beer and I was delighted that it was served in large, chilled mugs. The menu had a good mix of local specialties and comfort food, and we ordered a bit of both. To start, we got the Chalupníkův Tejden (garlic soup) and the Couračka, a tasty cabbage soup with sausage and cream. Both of these were delicious and the portion sizes were huge. Our soups were served with a large side of hearty brown bread that was glistening with a layer of lard, as is the norm in Prague. It was also fresh and delicious. Since I was sick of eating pork, I went with the chicken schnitzel. This turned out to be one of my favorite things I ate in the Czech Republic. It was a very large fried chicken breast topped with toasted nuts and a side of green beans. The beans were just okay, but I was craving veggies so I gobbled them up. Hubby got the roasted pork knuckle and said it was well prepared too. Vegetarians can rejoice because the restaurant has a large veggie-friendly menu -- something that can be difficult to find in the city. Choices were interesting too, ranging from omelettes and goat cheese with honey to a baked potato and sauerkraut pancakes. There's a great assortment of salads too. Looking back I'm sure this place was some kind of a tourist trap, but we very much enjoyed our meal. It was by sheer happenstance that we dined here and we were pleasantly surprised by the good service, fair prices, and large portions.