FILIPINO FOOD IN EASTERN EUROPE?!…read more Stumbled upon this gem in the middle of Prague! My sister and I were leaving church in Prague when we spotted this sign that said "PINOY". Could it be?! In the middle of Czech Republic?! Yes, it's real! It's a cute shop run by a European who told us he's married to a Filipina. It's a small shop that sells basic Filipino food and snacks that you would miss if you're OFW. Kind of like a sari sari store. He was a very friendly gentleman who takes good care of his shop. Please come and support this business! Thank you for introducing the Filipino Culture to Eastern Europe! MABUHAY!

Like the other reviewers, the sign P-Noy aught our eye and we walked in out of curiosity. We were…read moregreeted by the owner, Martin, (he is European married to a Filipina) who greeted us in Tagalog. We could not resist ordering his lunch special of chicken curry served with Jasmine rice.It was delicious. He is a trained chef and his wife taught him to cook Filipino dishes. We met other Filipinos visiting from Germany who bought their ingredients there. We enjoyed chatting with Martin and the other pinoys.

This is a perfect place to grab something quick that is beyond tasty! You order on the screen…read moreoutside and it will ask to you are staying to eat or if you want to take it to go. There are a few tables and chairs inside and standing room outside where you can stand by a bench and eat. We ordered two sandwiches to split, waited about 5 minutes. The pastrami sandwich and the Prague ham sandwhich. The Prague ham sandwich was delicious and loaded with ham, but it was nothing compared to the pastrami sandwich which was UNREAL. Honestly I would just order that if I went again. The pastrami was super flavorful and the coleslaw salad complimented it perfectly. A must try for Prague!

Amazing meat, great service. They will let you order fish and prawns when in season…read more Great beef jerky, too, when they have it

Nice little coffee shop that sells pastries and sandwiches. We stopped by for some sandwiches to…read morego. Very friendly and helpful staff. It's not far from the castle and a great place for an inexpensive meal.

Best hot chocolate I've ever had! The staff was so sweet and the cafe was so cozy! Would definitely…read morecome again

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.

Date of tour: June 3, 2024…read more Not sure how it took me so long to do this review, it was probably the highlight of our time in Prague and the gold standard for food tours! First, our guide: Klara was a fabulous and fascinating tour guide (even if she did throw shade at one of my favorite stores, Primark!), her mix of North American knowledge compliments her Czech sensibilities. She did a great job of introducing the groups and laying the groundwork for us. Here was our tour: 1. We started with Pilsner Urquell beer (or alternatively the dark Kozel beer), fried cheese with tartare sauce, marinated carp, a selection of sausages with mustard, potato salad, and Prague ham with creamed horseradish at the Lokal pub over at Dlouha 33. There was also some pickled fish and Czech Gothaj salami with onions. While the food here wasn't my favorite, I did try pretty much everything and nothing was too weird or gross for me! 2. We continued to Kantyna at Politickych veznu 5, where we tried the beef tartare, pulled pork, schnitzel made with pork neck and some pickled vegetables. A fantastic stop; even the beef tartare! Also got a kick out of the cool, old-school bottle of Royal Crown (RC) cola from Georgia! 3. We took the subway to the Kro Bistro & Bar at Sokolovská Street in the Karlín district, where we sampled the rotisserie chicken with brown butter and soy sauce, fermented potato pancakes, braised beef with dill sauce and roasted potatoes, and cabbage slaw. The beverages were a light beer from the Vinohradsky Pivovar brewery, a sweet local cider or lemonade. So. So. Good! The beef was so moist and savory, I could have drank the juice it was in! And the fermented potato pancakes looked and tasted like pitas, loved them! 4. Then we took the subway and finished the tour at the Myšák pastry shop at Vodickova 32. We had the buns with warm vanilla custard, "vetrnik": choux pastry with vanilla pastry cream, caramel whipped cream and glaze, and "likerova spicka": biscotti with chocolate mousse, eggnog, and chocolate cover. We also had black coffee. A fascinating mix of items that--while not all amazing--were all interesting. Months later my husband still talks about the vanilla pastry with caramel whipped cream!

Do not recommend! I paid $143 (around 3,000 CZK or approx…read more €135) for what turned out to be the most disappointing and upsetting experience with a food tour company in Prague. Not only did I get food poisoning, but when I contacted them to cancel, they showed absolutely no empathy or understanding. They flat-out refused to issue a refund, citing a confusing and inconsistent cancellation policy. Tripadvisor clearly states that cancellations made 24 hours in advance are eligible for a refund, yet the receipt I received after payment claims you need to cancel 21 days in advance. This bait-and-switch is incredibly dishonest. When I tried to explain my situation, their response was shockingly rude and unprofessional--they even called me "disrespectful" simply for pointing out the scammy nature of their refund policy. For a tour that is by far the most expensive food tour in Prague, their customer service is appalling, and their greed is on full display. I will be disputing the charge with my bank. Avoid this company at all costs--you deserve better. To add insult to injury, when I asked why a refund wasn't possible, they said that "preparations and reservations" are made the night before. Really? Who's going to eat the food I paid for? What exactly are these "reservations," when most restaurants regularly cancel or adjust group bookings? One booking made a day before isn't going to make or break a night. Plus, traditional Czech food is largely preserved or pre-prepared--it's not like they're cooking anything fresh per person. And if the tour booking stays open until it fills, how are you already prepping for me specifically? Their explanation makes no sense. Then they changed their reasoning again and said they couldn't refund me because the tour guide needs to be paid for their time and effort. I get that people need to be compensated, but I never met the guide, never received the service, and canceled as soon as I knew I was sick. If the guide was still paid, that's on the company--not the sick customer. It's just another excuse to keep the money, no matter what. The inconsistency in their responses shows they'll say anything to avoid doing the right thing. Again--go with literally any other food tour in Prague.

This place was recommended by friend, and when we walked by, decided to check. Cafeteria looked…read morevery old, traditional and clean Place was very busy, it was a lunchtime. Despite all this, we were served quickly, efficient and with smile and jokes. Food was outstanding! Good selection and very tasty. Highly recommend this place

Paul is so good! I wish we had this chain in America. Delicious breakfast dishes and pastries. I…read morehad the omelette, French bread, apple pie and a latte. Will definitely be back.

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.

Beautiful setting along the Vitava River in Prague. Lovely views of the many river boats and the…read moregames Charles Bridge. The food was delicious. Lots of good, beautifully plated options. Great wine by the glass options. The service was incredible, the attention to detail wonderful. Not an inexpensive evening by any stretch but it is worth it for a special celebratory evening.

The hot chocolate is actually the best in Prague! Not just them saying it's the best. Melted…read moredelicious chocolate! Thick and creamy!

When they say they have the best hot chocolate in Prague, they aren't lying!…read more Thick & only added ingredient is cream to turn the solid chocolate to liquid, this totally reminded the Mr & me of the delightful drinking chocolate we had in Belgium Indulge & treat yourself! You'll be happy you did!!

Great little cafe. Really yummy cakes, I tried the Sicilian orange cake and it was amazing. So many…read moreoptions for hot chocolate it's almost overwhelming, but can't go wrong!

I ordered the "Coffee with whipped cream and eggnog" and didn't know that the default version was…read morealcoholic, because in America the eggnog does not have alcohol. I got the 72% dark chocolate with dried melon pieces and it is a delicious flavor combination! It is one of my top favorite type of dark chocolate bar that I ever had! This place has a variety of dark and milk chocolate bars to buy to-go.

Someone in our party wanted some pasta. We found this place on Google and Yelp. Seemed to have…read morenice reviews. Overall, the food was decent. Had a Caesar's salad with prawns, other party had a steak tatare. Linguine Nero, looks like a squid ink pasta with some mussels and octopus. Not bad. Had risotto with prawns. Risotto, maybe a tad undercooked. Desserts: Tiramisu and a mango sorbet. The sorbet was very tasty. Strong flavor of mangos. Not a fan or tiramisu so I did not try it. The service was just bizarre. We came in (not busy at-we actually chose a table). The water and menu came fairly promptly. The food and delivered somewhat.. for lack of a better word..brusquely. And then trying to get a check, maybe it's a cultural thing, but we literally had to sit up and frantically wave with our arms to flag down a waiter to get a check. Just routine gestures like waving an arm, got us ignored.

This is a great Italian restaurant with very good food. I…read moreordered a scaloppini thinking I'm eating seafood but it was beef. Probably my fault for not reading the menu carefully. It was scaloppini de manzo which was absolutely delicious. My wife ordered a spaghetti which came out very spicy. She told the waitress and they made a new one. The reason for 4 Stars is that they poor their wines very short. I had a Chablis and it's was delicious.