Inexpensive drinks with outdoor seating and views of the city…read more After we ordered our drinks, we were confused by the pricing, but quickly learned that there is a small deposit on the cups. Seating is park benches with a few covered areas. There are nice paths, kids playground, etc

Love this beer garden that overlooks the city of Prague! I've been here in the summer (July) and…read morewinter (December) and they were two extremely different experiences. Summer was super lively and packed (hard to find a table but you eventually will) and winter was super empty (there were maybe 2 other groups besides us). In the summer, I walked all the way from the city center. In the winter, I took a bus as close as I could get and walked the last 10 minutes up to the beer garden. There is a stand that sells basic beverages and food which is perfect. The view is what makes this place is amazing; it's located within a park which is beautiful to walk in too.

Amazing beers! While the beer garden was full when we arrived, we were able to sit inside and enjoy…read moretheir amazing (and extensive!!!) list of beers. It's a really cool concept where you share the types of beers you like and they will hand pick a selection for a flight for you. I loved almost every beer I tried (although I should have mentioned I don't like grapefruit because they gave me 2 grapefruit flavored beers). Be specific!! We also got some sausages and hummus that were a perfect snack pairing for our drinks. The Czech Republic drinks the most beer per capita in the world, so they know their stuff. Highly recommend czeching this place out (see what I did there?)

Stopped in because I saw good reviews on Yelp. I'm a fan of sour beers and this place offers a nice…read morevariety. Seemed to be a place frequented by locals and a little out of the way to walk to. Beers were good.

Strahov Monastery Brewery Was hoping to tour the monestry…read morebut that didn't happen. Arrived here in the late afternoon and hardly anyone around. There was a restaurant to the right and also brewery to the right. We made the left turn and noticed two huge copper kettle welcoming. The lady told us to sit at the two seater desk right next to a person coughing real bad and that really made us comfortable. Ordered DIPA. Soup and salad. Pilsner arrived first by mistake which I didn't touch. Turned out to be for the guy coughing real bad. Soon, mine arrived. It was one of the best tasting DIPA. I had to compliment the bartender. Apparently, this one is brewed here also. Very nice ambience especially with two copper kettles at the front. Monks stopped brewing beers for awhile. No ales.

The service and beer were outstanding. That bread basket had me squealing with delight at the the…read moredifferent offerings. The atmosphere was very special and you could tell you were in an ancient and beautiful place.

I had the tagliolini with beef. The pasta itself was good, but the beef was unseasoned and bland…read more(1 star off). The sauce seemed to have been made from a can (1 star off) as the diced tomatoes tasted different than the whole tomatoes that were added to the dish later; the whole tomatoes tasted way better. My husband got the pinsa alla diavola, which was like a spicy pepperoni pizza. It was fine, but reminded me of a pizza at a kids' birthday party (1 star off), maybe only slightly better. I made a reservation a month in advance, but did not know I had to specifically request for tables outside on the river. When we arrived, only a few outdoor tables were taken, but was told the rest were reserved, so we were seated indoors instead. When we finished our dinner, the same few outdoor tables were occupied. I don't know why the restaurant couldn't just stagger the guests for the outdoor tables according to their reservation times.

Wow! This restaurant was a stumble upon as I walked around the area wanting to see Prague from the…read moreother side of the river and to catch the Lennon Wall. It was my second visit to Prague so I was taking my time to see more than the "must see things." As I said, I stumbled onto the restaurant because I was taking in the park where artists were painting, people were reading and I pulled out my phone to use the Merlin app to identify birds that were singing. It was totally picturesque. But I wasn't hungry. So I regretfully moved on without eating there. Imagine the elation a few days later when someone in our group booked a dinner reservation for us at the same place I was regretting having missed! With a group of a dozen of us, I think someone ordered everything on the menu. We were all thrilled. We had appetizers , cocktails and entrees -- everything we had was great! The restaurant is family-owned and we were treated to the son being a primary server for our group. Now and then dad was part of the picture too and we enjoyed the added dynamic. Pretty sure the son is on point for Americans as his English was on point. They were great hosts!

One of my all time favorite restaurants in Prague!! Tucked away in a forgotten part of town that…read moredoes not see to many tourists, it is a real gem. Incredible trout and steaks at crazy cheap prices. This is where the locals go, so if you find yourself in the area be sure to stop in!! Great beer selection also.

Very gentle waiter, very good music, nice typical Czech menu and beer for free with the menu. After…read morea week in praha I must say this is the restaurant I've enjoyed the most. We ate a mushroom soup and a chicken stick with vegetables, potatoes and a kind of tartar sauce, both very tasty. All 120 crowns.

Quality Czech food and beer!! Nothing special but well cooked and prepared. Nice atmosphere…read more Popular with locals and tourists alike. Reservations are recommended for regular dinner times. Beers are super!!

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 ;)

Veal Schnitzel is big and tasty. For beer, they serve budweiser. Inside is stylish. You can see…read moreSissi and Franz Joseph. However floors are cheap. Service is good. Food is good, calm place, very good place to rest after Charles Bridge.

Arrived late on a Friday night for a weekend visit and needed food so I found Potrefená on Yelp…read more Got here at 11:15 and there were still a few customers. I was encouraged to order quickly as they close at midnight. The restaurant has a modern/hipster feel. I sat in the front area that had a mix of regular and high tables. The smell of grilled meat was in the air. Started with the Staropramen Eleven-what else?! Just wanted to get a sampling of Czech fare so ordered the grilled spicy sausage and assorted Czech cheese. There were 3 types of cheese and all were tasty. Tartare of Olomouc, whipped Blue Cheese & marinated Camembert. I Iiked the Camembert the most. They grind and make their own sausage & you can tell as they were seasoned perfectly and grilled just right. Service was good. That said, they were ready to finish up so if you come after 11 & want food have your order ready. This was the meal I needed after a few hours of travel!

My girlfriend and I shared the duck confit and the traditional kulaida soup, which was plenty for…read moreus after having a couple of beers. The duck was tasty with a nice gravy and buns on the side. It was my first time trying kulaida but I enjoyed it despite having nothing to compare it to. Restaurant ambiance was nice for a restaurant/brewery style place. Our servers all spoke English and were polite. Would visit again.

Run from the literal ruins of a giant Stalin sculpture that was blown up years ago this place is…read morepart beer garden, part skate park, part lounge and relax spot in Letna park. It's a stark contrast to the more "sanitized" beer garden vibe further up the way in the park. While both have amazing views your choice is the more "hipster" vibe Stalin or the more "proper" beer garden up the hill. For my money I'll take a skate park meets beer garden any day of the week.

Nice place. View, good music, nice people, bar. What more can you ask for on a warm summer evening…read moreor even night?:) Be sure to come if you want to obtain the great experiences and photos :)

We went to try the goulash with dumplings on another cold rainy day. It was very good with chunks…read moreof beef and sliced onion. We also got the sausage with mustard and horseradish. It was delicious with a good snap and lots of flavor. But the star of the show was the garlic cheese spread appetizer. It's a must! The bread is fried which we've never had before so that was fun, but the garlic in the spread was incredible. We were sad when we finished it because we wanted more. Our server was Petr and he was delightful. Spoke English with us, German with another table and Japanese with the table next to us. He was cheerful and happy to be there. The place is cute. Rustic but classy and clean. It was decorated for Christmas which we really enjoyed. Last note was they accept credit cards. If you're in the area we encourage you to stop in!

We thought the service was Excellent. We were seated immediately for 2. Traditional Czech food.read more