Cutie restaurant with traditional russian cuisine in the center of Prague. Really full of tasty…read morewith borsch and vareniki. Amazing! Friendly stuff, "easy listening" in background. Traditional Kvas and Kompot like beverages of main course. Original grill and caucasian shashlik, cooked on the carbon, make good smelled meat, like at picnic! Great and unforgetable! Usual recieve no more 30 EUR for person.

Amazing small Russian restaurant located in Casino Aleks close to Jalta hotel (but not connected to…read moreCOMO restaurant and has a different owner). The cuisine is both Russian and Czech, prices are above average, but quality of food is good. Borshch, pelmeni and vareniki with smetana are very tasty, the portions are neither big nor small, the food is served quite fast. The service is standard, waitresses speak Russian, Czech and a bit of English, and they offer menu in Russian, Czech and English languages. The only problem is that the smoking is allowed, so when the smokers get in (which happened once during my three visits there), the air can get a bit thick. Usually there's always a table available for 4-6 people, but if you're going in a bigger group, the reservation is recommended. They also have TV with Russian TV channel which is always on and the second TV screen at the bar showing sport.

I went all over Prague searching for authentic Russian (Siberian dumplings), and this place was…read morehands down the best I found. It's about a 25-minute walk from the main city center (or around 10 minutes by taxi), and it is absolutely worth going out of your way for. The food was incredible. We tried the homemade pork and beef dumplings as well as the cheese and apricot vareniky, and everything was outstanding. The dough was light and perfectly cooked, and the fillings were rich, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Honestly, these were better than any dumplings I had anywhere else in Europe. It's not really a traditional sit-down restaurant--there's just a small bar-style seating area--but don't let that stop you. This place is all about the food, and it delivers. Service was excellent, fast, and friendly, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality. If you're anywhere in Prague and craving authentic dumplings, this spot is a must-try.

Forgot to take a pic, but the pelmeni (Siberian dumplings) here are delicious and authentic, just…read morelike they were when I grew up. The place is more of a to go place, so ambiance is not the nicest. Service was fair given this is more of a to go place. Price is very fair.

Good place to get away from the streets Frys are VERY good…read morethe chicken burger was a little sweet in the batter burger also was good but a little sweet. Not sure how haha good drinks, good food, good service

So we wanted more schnitzel and a pork knuckle. The food was great but I really like their beers!…read more The wall paper is fun. The service was good.

Amazing in all regards. The unique interior design consists of porcelain tiled walls and ceilings…read morewith wood accents. Our party of four (4) arrived without reservations and were informed of a 30 to 40 -minute wait. We were invited to have a drink in the bar which is off the hotel entrance. Within 20-minutes the hostess informed us that our table was ready. Duck with cherry sauce and braised beef with gravy and dumplings were outstanding. Although we did not have room for dessert, they looked amazing in display near the maître de desk. Several parties arrived as we were leaving to have coffee and desert.

Cafe Imperial was recommended to us as a fancy, high-end spot for desserts. We happened to be in…read morethe neighborhood and decided to stop by. The space itself is grand and beautiful, but the experience went downhill immediately. The hostess seemed to wield all the power in the room--no smile, barely any eye contact, just a curt and judgmental "no reservation." The restaurant was far from full. She then added, "I only have a side table for you," as if that were some sort of compromise. We accepted. At first glance, the waiters looked well presented, but with a bit more observation, the illusion faded. Some had sagging pants, untucked shirts, and most concerning, repeatedly inappropriate hand placement while on the floor. It happened more than once, which was uncomfortable and distracting (see photo). Overall, the place feels very pretentious without delivering on substance. The food wasn't anything special, and the desserts were average at best and certainly not worth the hype or the attitude. I wouldn't recommend Cafe Imperial to friends, especially if you're expecting a warm welcome or standout desserts.

The place has low level green lighting. It looks inviting and unique. There is American pop music…read morein the background. Premek helped us to understand the menu. I'm gluten free and he explained what I could have and what I couldn't. I began coughing a bit and he asked if he could give me some ginger. He made me ginger on warm water. It worked and was very kind. I had rib-eye with spinach and chimichurri sauce. It was pretty good and a decent size steak. My husband ordered the pork chop with French fries. It was delicious. This place is really nice and so are the people. The food was very good and reasonable. Too bad I live in the USA!

Where to go in Prague on Christmas day? Well Old Town…read morePraha 1 will always offer the best choices even on National Holidays Beef Goulash on a cold winter night and a braised, a beautifully presented Roasted Pork Knee on the bone that even Paris runway models could not have posed more beautifully for. CAUTION HOWEVER, The dish portion was the size of a small Fiat 500 will fill your porcine dietary requirements for the year. Nothing spectacular and unusual, just good old Czech comfort food that had nicely crispy crust on the outside and just the right amount fat to make this eating and personal carvery event just right. The meat beyond the crust was moist and flavorful just this side of succulent. A house specialty I totally recommend this authentically Czech dish with High Points for them... "Always be True to the Cuisine " - Chef Dom D'Maestro P.S. Not that I am superstitious (well evidently a little), but when paying the bill ON CHRISTMAS DAY mind you, the total came to be 666.00CZK ($26.65)... WTF! Shouldn't have had the dessert! LOL

The food was excellent and so was the service. Travelled with my Russian speaking family and the…read moreserver was able to speak English, Russian, and of course Czech for us. The portions were large and so was the menu, which usually denotes not the best food. But it was great. Each item in the menu was numbered and accompanied with a photograph which made it easy and appetizing. I almost can't believe I'm the first to review but I hope others will find this restaurant if they are visiting Mala Strana in Prague.

Café Louvre - Prague ( 8 to 23.30 )…read more We visited Café Louvre on a Saturday around noon, and although the line was long, it moved surprisingly fast. The staff is clearly very well organized and efficient. Service was quick, attentive, and professional. The waiters were elegantly dressed, which added to the classic, old-world charm of the place. We also got lucky and were seated by the window, which made the experience even more special. The food was absolutely outstanding -- truly one of those meals that makes every cell in your body feel happy. Everything was beautifully prepared, flavorful, and comforting, yet refined. You can tell this is a place that takes pride in doing things right. Yes, it's popular and a bit touristy -- but for a very good reason. Café Louvre lives up to its reputation, combining history, atmosphere, and excellent food with smooth, professional service. We highly recommend checking this place out when visiting Prague. It's a classic for a reason.

Stopped here after a long walk for a bit of an afternoon respite. The decor here is lovely, with…read morehigh ceilings and old world cafe feelings all around. The selection of pastries was nice and enticing. I went for the Savoy cake, which was surprisingly light and not too sweet. I thought the marzipan would overwhelmingly cloy the taste, but it just helped the cake out. The raspberry lemonade wasn't really much home to write about. It was hot outside, so I opted for a cold drink. Maybe next time I'll get a tea/coffee. Service was prompt and efficient, but not super warm. However, I wasn't looking for the latter, so I was fine with that type of service.

Lovely small restaurant with delicious garlic soup & beef soup. Traditional Czech cuisine.read more

Great Czech food, ambience- nice beers. Easy walking distance to all the best areas.read more

Stopped by Národní Kavárna for dinner and it was delicious. Jet lagged and still getting used to…read moremy bearings, I was looking for somewhere peaceful with good food after so long of airplane and airport food only. I ordered fresh mint tea and it came in a cute stacking pot with a serving of honey nestled on top so it was warm and easy to pour. I ordered the gnocchi ala carbonara off their special menu and it was so good, pillowy and rich. I want to make the most of my time here and eat many different foods but I would absolutely return for that dish again or to try another. The staff was very helpful and kind to me as a solo diner.

This place was right around the corner from our apartment and right next to the tram stop. My wife…read morehad sweet pancakes with cheese curd and plums that were quite good. My ham and eggs were also good. It's weird how much better eggs taste outside of the US. Yolks are bright orange and the taste is much more eggy (richer flavored). Service was friendly and quick.