My wife and I dined here for our last night in Prague. The…read moreview of the Saint Charles River was spectacular and made our experience all the more special! We ordered the Seabass and the halibut, and were extremely delighted with these two dishes, as well as the scallop carpaccio as an appetizer. It is pricey here, but well worth the overall experience! Highly recommend this restaurant! Also suggest making advanced reservation and requesting either the terrace or the lower level view over the river, which is where we were.

What a wonderful Sunday evening we four Yankees had eating at Kampa Park. The weather, in late…read moreApril was perfect for sitting outside, engage with their menu and get a couple of special changes to give our taste buds a treat, Fortunately, they were not super busy on a Sunday night and our waiter managed to give us some special attention, including variations in the menu offering to allow us to attempt to create a most memorable evening.

Solid spot for great beer and good food on the Lesser Town side of Prague!…read more We happened to stumble on this little nook on our way back from visiting Prague castle. It's an absolutely stunning environment with natural elements and great beer. The service was really good and they had good beer options for every beer drinker. We ordered light and dark beer and were super pleased with everything we had! We decided to order some traditional Czech food. We ordered "the best sausages in Prague," to which we agreed, marinated Camabert cheese, and pickled Czech sausage. All the food came with bread, which to die for. The traditional sausages and the camabert cheese were outstanding- we couldn't get enough! The pickled Czech sausage was not the best fit for us. We may not be the best to speak on it, but it just wasn't our favorite. Overall, make sure to stop by and grab a beer and a quick bite to eat at this super cute brewery! You'll forget you're in one of the most touristy spots in lesser town.

Good beer. And had a nice apple cake. Good place if you want an alternative from pilsner Urquellread more

Lokal is known for its delicious traditional Czech food and tank Pilsner Urquell beer. We learned a…read moregreat deal about this beer and the proper glass preparation and different pours. If you have never experienced Czech tanková beer, you can get it in few places outside the Czech Republic and not at all in the US. It is definitely worth experiencing! The ambiance was fun and the service was fast and attentive.

Great bear , good service , the food smell so good but did not have the time to eat due to the…read moretour. Great restrooms.

One of the more memorable meals I had in Prague! The food was incredible and absolutely worth the…read morevisit. The only downside is the line--which is typically very long. I waited about 45 minutes to an hour, so patience is definitely part of the experience. That said, if you happen to be walking by and notice the line is unusually short, take that as your sign and get in line immediately. You may never see an opportunity like that again. Service was great, and everyone was friendly and welcoming despite how busy they were. They even surprised us with complimentary shots at the end of the meal, which was a fun way to finish things off. The food alone makes this one worth putting on your Prague list--just be prepared to wait for it!

Pork's almost always has a line and is known amongst locals as a tourist spot. Despite this, I…read morefound that Pork's had some of the best pork knuckles that I tried in Prague. After trying some relatively disappointing pork knuckles, I decided to take a chance on Pork's. We went after visiting the Prague Castle around 3 PM. Having walked past it a few times, there was always a line, and I was hoping eating between meal times would help. While it was shorter, there was still a line, but it moved quickly. When we got into the restaurant, I immediately noticed how smoothly everything operated. The restaurant was quite large. Much bigger than I anticipated. The second we sat down, a server approached us to ask if we knew what we wanted. It was clear that their main goal was to rotate people out of the restaurant as fast as possible. I knew I wanted the pork knuckle, but I wish we had a bit more time to look through everything, including the drinks. I ordered the pork knuckle first and planned to get a drink when the server came back. Before I knew it, the dish was on our table. With the small menu and constant turnaround, it wasn't surprising that the food was already prepared and only needed to be plated and sent to our table. It took about three minutes total. The skin was extremely crisp, so much so that it was hard to cut through at points, but the knives provided were nice and sharp. The first bite I had was extraordinary. The meat inside was still juicy and tender despite not being made to order. It was so soft and contrasted perfectly with the crispy and oily skin. It was very rich, but was nicely balanced by the necessary mustard that came with it. As I continued eating, I found that the whole knuckle wasn't perfectly consistent, with some bites being slightly dry. However, this didn't take away from the overall experience and the high highs that the dish achieved. If anything, there needed to be a little more mustard just to have enough for each bite of meat. The pork knuckle here was the best I had during my time in Prague. Pork's is all about putting food on the table and cycling guests in and out of their restaurant, which I respected. They aren't trying to blow customers away with outstanding service, which is still friendly, but is very limited in interactions to keep things quick. The food alone carries the restaurant to a high mark that makes up for any shortcomings in the service experience. Pork's is an easy restaurant to recommend in Prague as a great place to try a delicious pork knuckle and more.

Food, service were great. Had a nice little vibe. Family enjoyed it. Would recommend for sureread more

So hotel is a 5. Restaurant is a 2. Amazing staff and helpful front desk. The hotel is a great deal…read moreand right next to the Charles Bridge. Nice shower, free robe to use, welcome drink, and quiet hotel tucked away in a great location. The restaurant made a cute breakfast spread. It was delicious and a great deal since it was included in the hotel price. The salmon on the little benedict tasted fishy though. We were impressed with the breakfast spread and heard great things about the restaurant that we decided to have dinner here. Sooo gross. A mushroom pasta appetizer was delicious and then I got a dry, flavorless "chicken marsala". It tasted liked bbq sauce and the dryest, bland chicken breast. My husband's beef was also an odd mix of flavors, tough, and just plain gross.

Pivnice Malostranská Beseda was excellent! I had the beef ribs and the Greek salad without cheese,…read moreand a Kingstone Cider. The waiter was attentive and kind and the food was amazing!

The nice folks at our hotel suggested Malostranska Beseda as a great place to unwind with a…read morePilsner, enjoy some good food and people watch. They were absolutely correct. This place is located on a corner, facing a very busy square. There are outside tables, but we opted to sit inside as it was a somewhat chilly October evening. The interior is nicely decorated with lots of rich wood. Our broken Czech was not a problem as the staff all spoke pretty good English. For dinner I ordered the Roast Rabbit with bacon & gnocchi, while P ordered Risotto with mushrooms. There was also lots of cold Pilsner and Czech wine. Everything was extremely good and we definitely enjoyed people-watching out the window next to our table. With a favorable USD to Krona conversion rate, our evening cost less than $48. Overall, it was a very enjoyable evening.

Nicolas was pretty nice. As an American, it was nice to have a waiter who understood English ( I…read moreknow I'm in a different country but I was still nervous about this). I ordered the fried chicken with mash potatoes. Potatoes were really good. Soft and creamy with a little seasoning kick. The chicken was a bit disappointing. Light batter for the fry which was nice but a bit stringy.

We enjoyed a good service by the staff during our vacation trip to Prague. The salad was fresh and…read morethe veggy palacinka was delicious. 10/10 would visit again ;)

The food is amazing but first let's talk about - Location! It's very close to the St Charles bridge…read moreand so at the very least, it's highly entertaining watching the boats - big and small - pass by. There are many tables along the water and we were lucky enough to get one by going right when they opened-6pm. They told us we had to leave by 8 if we sat there so I'm guessing a lot of people enjoy the sunset views. So romantic. The food has an assortment of small plates so my boyfriend and I shared. I'm not sure if this is frowned upon because the waitress didn't appear as of it was common. There's just no way to try everything we wanted without sharing. She wasn't great at English, so maybe she was just confused. Ok so asparagus soup. Very unique flavors, like nothing I've ever had. Very creamy and rich, definitely recommend. White Asparagus dish. Small but the sauce was out of this world. It was similar to hollandaise, but much better. Only 3 come on the small portion so be mindful. Beef filet mignon tips. This was way over cooked for fillet, kid of dad because we were excited to try. Maybe ask for rare, as the lady actually didn't ask us so we assumed they would bring it out as it should be-bummer. Dumplings with roast beef. Ok so when I hear dumpling I first think Chinese style, and secondly think Southern style-this was more like Vietnamese style. It was basically a taco with roast beef, but a fluffy shell like an Asian taco. Kind of thrown off, but enjoyed the flavor ok. Wouldn't order again though. Pizza Calabrese. So simple, so hard to mess up, and so good. Definitely was a good addition to the variety of food we got. We enjoyed the fullest body rose as it was still daytime but we wanted a bit richer flavor than white wine in the warm weather. I believe it was the merlot blend. A bit on the sweet side, but still delicious. Bon appetit!

This is a lively and stylish restaurant directly on the bank of Prague's Vltava River with a…read morespectacular view of Charles Bridge. You come here for the VIEW at the outdoor covered tables. Menu is Czech favorites and fresh seafood. Not spotting anything that jumped off the menu, I ordered the hamburger. There is an excellent selection of wines. The sommelier is one of the owners & had spot on recommendations. Pricing is a bit $$$, but again, you get a view of the passing tour boats, swans, night lights and Charles Bridge romantics and party people all of which will create a lasting memory.

No Credit cards, but worth the trouble to find cash. Family of 5 ran us $2700 crowns ($140 US$)…read more Three of us modified with the Linda McCarthy Veggie patty, one got the chicken and the other got the Bacon Jam with real beef. Wait staff was awesome, even charged our phones for us while we ate. The owner Steve was welcoming and helped us map out the rest of the day in Prague. Its not very Czech, but it is very very Good.

Our first night in Prague after travelling from Berlin got us to our flat fairly late so we needed…read morea place to eat close by given the time. How can you not try a place with a name like that? Saw the bras hanging as we walked in, made me chuckle. We were seated right away, in a small room with a fair amount going on. I picked the Jim Morrison along with the fries and lovely K had the Janis Joplin, also with fries. Both choices were a very good sized portion with a good amount of fries. The JM stated it's spicy, and it was indeed so. The JJ is also a good sized portion, but it had too much going on for K. What really let the meal down was the fries. They were not hot, and had been cooked too long. The outside was crispy with a good crunch, but the interior was not what we were looking for. Could have been epic with nice fries, but they missed the mark by just a bit.