Fast & delicious & healthy :) you can select your own salad, addons, sauces. Pretty much anything…read moreyou want. Some options are pre- set, some you can order custom made from scratch. Try the option half pasta, half salad, which makes it a regular meal. Prices are more than ok and you can pick from two sizes. Plus they have great soups they chane daily and now they do the office delivery. Order online, get it delivered to your office place. Busy during lunch, but the line moves fast and there are always spots to sit down.

I can't say enough about this place it was hands down our favorite place to eat here in Prague... I…read moredon't care it wasn't authentic (we ate plenty of that too), it was perfection and some of the best (if not, THE best) breakfast I have ever had. We are from Seattle and self proclaimed foodies for sure. We were in Prague 5 days, we ate here least once a day here. The eggs Benedict, I can't even... I am forever ruined, in fact this might be the main reason I looked at purchasing a property while here ;) well that and we fell in love with Prague! Do yourself a favor eat here (and at their bakery next door), you will not be disappointed.

We wanted to like this hip & friendly eatery. However, it was NOT to be despite a local's tip to…read morecome in the first place. I ordered the poached egg and avocado spread on bread with smoked salmon. And things totally went downhill from there... At first glance the plate looked nothing like an earlier photo from just a few months ago. Hidden under the rustic sweet potato shreds was one really sad dish. The Letdown: On bread slice was a tiny spread that barely tasted like avocado. From there, I found the "poached" egg was overboiled, and one of the pear slices was actually rotten. It boggled my mind that this could be served. The shreds of smoked salmon looked like leftovers, and was that an old slice of lemon that topped it? If those weren't enough, the bottom of the bread was seriously burnt. Almost comical how every element of the dish was poorly prepared. Yes, I should've returned this to the kitchen. But I was reminded of the misgivings in Kitchen Confidential. On a side note: there is rarely complimentary water in Europe and it was not the case here either contrary to earlier reviews.

Great Italian food in Prague is not an oxymoron. Don't let the cute but empty restaurant deter you…read morefrom discovering the magical courtyard waiting in the back. If you need to take a break from the local cuisine this is a good option in a great setting. The true sign of its standing is the fact that it's filled with locals, which is the best review one can receive.

Came here in the afternoon in between lunch and dinner around 5pm and the place was pretty empty…read morewhich we was fortunate as we didn't have a reservation. The food was delicious and the staff was friendly. The patio could look a little nicer in the daylight and the food presentation could be better. Overall I would recommend this cute little spot for seafood lovers!

Perfect place for some on-the-go salad. They have an overwhelming selection, and you can even make…read moreyour own. I opted for a large salmon salad, because the set ingredient salads all sounded so good. The portion was huge. It filled me up quickly, and I will definitely be getting small next time. The salmon had good flavor, the tomatoes were extra tasty, and the lentils were a nice grainy touch. Pricing wasn't bad at all, and the interior minimalistic as they have no tables. The woman was very sweet at the counter. I will definitely be coming back here and try almost all of the different salads!

My favorite place to get lunch in this area of Prague! AMAZING salads- try the smoked salmon . The…read moreblonde woman at the register is the sweetest as well.

This fast food eatery in the Florentinum is incredibly good. If you're on your own and looking for…read morea quick meal, there's no need to look further. Seriously. I was craving salad the entire time I was overseas (let's be real - still am), and this one was, hands down, my favorite. I was teetering between the fall caesar and another Italian-ish option, but the clerk steered me toward the caesar. And such a good choice it was! I watched her mix everything in front of me -- and she added the dressing to my specifications too. Then she spread it out on a cutting board and chopped it up. It was perfectly created...and so quickly, too. I'd recommend this spot over the other eateries in the food court.

They have gotten so much worse. The salads are tiny, they barely fill the bowl anymore. The bowl to…read morego is no longer free. The greens taste unwashed - there's a dirt crunch. The food is expensive as hell. Slow service. Wobbly tables.

Solid spot for a quick salad, soup or sandwich. I was craving veggies after all of the vegetable…read moreless meals they serve in Europe so this hit the spot for me. Portion size was decent for the price. My one comment is about the desserts. They looked pretty good but they were out in the open (not in a case) and flies were landing on them... very unsanitary...

Really friendly service. Open on weekdays only. They have great open-face sandwiches and bagels,…read morebut also chia seed pudding, which is a personal favorite of mine. Good pricing!

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.

This place was SO good, the easiest 5 star review of the day. I loved every dish, from the papaya…read moresalad, to the sashimi, the dumplings, and the dessert. Waitstaff were also very attentive and nice.

SaSaZu was a welcome respite after nothing but Eastern European food for a week. We were all ready…read morefor some Asian flavor and stumbled upon this place with really great reviews. Upon arrival, you're not entirely sure what you're walking into. It's literally a giant dark building in an industrial area with Asian street vendors in the parking lot. What? Anyway, once inside you're transported into a beautifully decorated dim restaurant/club that's also weirdly semi-zen, with Asian women giving shoulder massages to patrons at their dinner table. Again, what? We ordered a bunch of dishes and ate family style! Southeast Asian flavors galore! Well worth the trip if you're craving Asian fusion in Prague.

After a less than stellar with a meat-alternative traditional Czech dish at another Prague…read morerestaurant, I didn't have high expectations for Maitrea. I decided I would try it anyway because it was in the area and had such good reviews, and I'm so glad I did! The transitional dish I opted for this time was the svíčková, some kind of soy meat cutlet topped with cranberry sauce, whipped cream, and some kind of creamy sauce covering the whole thing. Bread dumplings came with it, which were perfect for soaking up that creamy sauce. I'm not really sure how to describe what it tasted like as it was unlike anything I've ever eaten, but it was all flavorful, rich, and delicious! The whipped cream seemed especially random to me, but it was unsweetened so it wasn't actually too out of place. The meat alternative that was used was not too spongy, which often is the case with soy-based products. The ambiance is very cozy - I sat downstairs but it didn't feel like I was in a basement at all. No complaints about service either, and I appreciated that you could pay via the QR code at your table so I didn't have to worry about flagging a waitress down for the check. All in all a great experience and if I'm ever in Prague again, I will be back!

I stumbled upon this place as I was looking for vegetarian/ vegan options and I'm so glad I found…read morethis place. The ambiance has a very bohemian and soothing touch, you can see fountains and buddha statues all along. Maitrea is a complete vegetarian restaurant, serving local Czech delicacies. I tried the vegan Ghaloush and it was so so good. Typical Czech dishes are meat heavy so I am glad I got an opportunity to try something local and appreciate it. The dish had stewed veggies, a lot of spices and flavour and was served with horseradish dumplings and bread. Most of the tables around me had ordered Aperol Spritz, and I ordered the same, it was so good! Are you even on vacation if you don't drink Aperol/ Mai Tai?! Maitrea serves local delicacies as well as other vegetarian cuisines to fit everyone's palate. My vegetarian/ vegan friends, definitely give this place a try!