Great food in a great location. This restaurant is right off the Charles Bridge. It's a bit off the…read moremain path, so it doesn't get a lot of foot traffic, which is why we choose it (we were visiting Prague right at the start of the tourist season - so lots of the top rated places fill up / need a reservation). We walked in and were seated by a server immediately. The place wasn't too full so we got a nice quiet table in the back. The servers spoke English and the menu was in both Czech and English. We ordered the duck and the pork ribs and both were excellent. This place feels like fine dinning but the prices are very reasonable. Definitely recommend for tourist looking for something in a good location but not swarming with other tourist ;)

Very good and large veal Schnitzel, Viena style. So close to the Charles Bridge and not a tourist…read morerip-off at all. Calm and cosy athmosphere, for meals or coffee.

Very lovely ambiance. I did not stay at the hotel but was looking for an early breakfast nearby…read more Deer Prague did not disappoint. I ordered a flat white , full English breakfast, and a bread basket (with way too much bread for one person). It was all delicious, reasonably priced for the amount of food received, and the view of the hotel patio garden was nice!

The ambience here was old world elegant--a wonderful place to take your loved one for a special…read moreevening. Our experience was far from optimum though. We were charged for a bread basket that we did not request which should always be complementary anyway in a fine dining experience. My daughter specifically told the waiter that she doesn't drink alcohol so she ordered what she thought was a peach mocktail, based on the server's subsequent recommendation. Shortly afterwards, the waiter brought her an alcoholic cocktail. She said she couldn't drink it and sent it back re-explaining her situation of no alcohol. The waiter made a big deal over it, all the while smiling, and glancing at his coworkers for support. Grudgingly, he took the drink away and she was charged for the entire drink and was left with only a quarter can of Red Bull, (part of the drink) which was what was left after the original incorrect drink. Our waiter was argumentative and arrogant rather than service- oriented. This should never be anyone's experience in a fine dining restaurant. We ordered salads, seared deer, and mountain sheep. Everything was delicious.

During the planning stage of our visit to Prague, I researched restaurants local to our hotel and…read morechose Mincovna in old town. Despite our reservation, the place seemed relatively empty. We are early diners and the only couple near us were also Americans on holiday. Our server spoke excellent English and guided us through the menu choices. After an appetizer of tomatoes and cucumbers in a light dressing, I ordered the sirloin in cream and my wife the trout filet. The food, like the service, was superb. Our server surprised us with a complimentary "shot" of a very strong Czeck liqueur at the end of the meal. we had a grand time and hope you will too!!

My hostel receptionist recommended this place and as I traveled to it, I became skeptical since it…read morewas in a touristy area. Nonetheless, I entered and hope for an escape from the unforgiving sun on that day. The staff seated me at one of the booths and after I requested some information explaining the menu and what's popular, they were more than happy to assist. They even explained some local etiquette and so on which was perfect for a visitor like myself. I decided to try out their Pickled Cheese as an appetizer. The cheese, paired with the onion salad and bagel was great. I really didn't know if I was eating it correctly but still delicious. For the main course, my waiter recommended a Schnitzel with potato salad. Just to get it out of the way, but the potato salad was almost better than anything I've had in the United States. I thought we were doing it right until I spent one day in Prague. The Schnitzel was also delicious. Perfect with the salad, the provided a blend of flavor and substance I desperately needed. All in all, this place was a great experience in Prague. The staff could not have been anymore nicer as I left with an itinerary on what to do during my time in Prague. The food and service were great. Don't be fooled by the location and stop by if you're in Old Square.

BEAUTIFUL great food and amazing prices. We loved the…read moreservice. It was actually the first place that we went to here and it was highly recommended by the locals as well. Very quick service and very professional.

Oh my goodness...I have been waiting for this experience for over a year (how long we waited for…read moreour trip to Prague!) tried to get in the first night we arrived but the wait was INSANE! Soooooo... we came back for lunch the next day and walked right in! To say that this place is a 10/10 means there just weren't enough stars! From the employees to the incredible food it was tied for the best meal we had during our two weeks in Austria, Hungary, Germany, Slovenia...(the other best meal was just down the alley at the Italian place) but seriously...everything we had was even better tasting then it looked! I will die dreaming about the skin on the pork knuckle and I now have to eat my cheese sticks with tartar sauce! Thank you for a wonderful experience and hopefully we will be back again soon!!!

This was our favorite restaurant in Prague. We were looking for traditional Czech food, and we…read morefound it. This is a small, neighborhood restaurant in New Town. Our waiter was extremely friendly and attentive. The food was amazing!! We got the paprikash, potato dumplings, rabbit special, and beef goulash. Everything was delicious. The wine we ordered was also great. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're looking for a non-touristy, authentic Czech meal.

This restaurant is a very comfortable place to have a meal, lunch or dinner . While they have some…read moreoutdoor tables, the interior is very warm and cozy. My wife and I, on our fourth night in the Czech Rep., had a great meal with good wine, very good service and for a good price. My wife had spaetzl dish with spec and mushrooms. I had roasted duck, potato and celery puree and plum sauce. We each had an accompanying salad and wine with the meal. All was as at a reasonable price. This is a family restaurant where they have great attitudes to deliver a good product. A very enjoyable evening.

A most amazing restaurant with impeccable service, fantastic & delicious food…read more We had an amazing breakfast for four and loved everything which is quite unusual as we are picky eaters. Everything was done well served well and priced well considering it's in a tourist area without the touristy feel you would find elsewhere. They must go to place for breakfast lunch and even dinner. Loved their seasonal specialties, which happened to be asparagus season.

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.

Getting to the restaurant required climbing a few floors of steps, but the available desserts were…read moreworth the effort. Rather than look at the menu, I made my decision by viewing the desserts. For an unknown reason, rather than being placed upfront, the tiramisu was placed behind a box of pralines. I do not recall the last time I was served tiramisu in a dish. In between two layers of the mascarpone were the ladyfingers. The bitter cocoa complemented the overall sweetness. I was amused, and slightly caught off guard, with the vending machine in the men's restroom dispensing cologne. None of the other restaurants I visited in the city had one.

Café Louvre still carries all the old-world charm that makes Prague so special. We loved the pâté,…read moretraditional goulash with bread dumplings, & the incredible desserts~especially the sacher! It's a beautiful taste of Prague's cultural history. Highly recommend.

Even on Independent Czechoslovak State Day (Den vzniku samostatného československého státu) these…read moreguys were open. A lot of the more "touristy" areas are and I can only imagine this was open because of the proximity to the Gehry Dancing House, almost within eyesight of this place. It's a small place, and thankfully was not crowded just before 18:00. Seemed like mostly Czech people; the locals were getting a bit loaded but really just enjoying themselves on the holiday. Had to have the goulash before leaving Prague. To be honest, I'm not sure that I've ever had it... Certainly not in Prague, so I have nothing to compare it to. Basically a really rich and thick beef stew without the stuff that Americans add in. Price was good.

We were tired of "street food" and cafes, so wanted an authentic Czech restaurant. We were not…read moredisappointed. We both ordered the schnitzel and n order of the potato dumplings. All the food was very good. Would highly recommend stopping here if you, too, are looking for a nice meal.

Dining date September 17, 2015 for dinner. Very good German…read more& Czech food in this hidden neighborhood restaurant. Spaetzle was delicious. Excellent potato pancakes. Loved the schnitzel and stuffed chicken breast. Paulaner Hefeweizen on tap was perfect with the meal. Excellent service at a good price.