This market is located inside the mall. They carry a variety of items. From food to clothing and…read morehousewares. They have self checkout but it's not user friendly. Please note you must scan the plastic bag like a regular purchase Item. We were not familiar with this and neither was anyone else so everyone gets yelled at.

Good service, good attitude, nice place to go shopping food…read more I wait to go there someday again

The Austrian supermarket was conveniently located next to our hotel. I was able to find some…read moregoodies to bring back. There was one cashier and the rest were self check out. It took awhile for the line since the person in front took awhile to bag their own groceries.

Billa on V Celnici is in a good location in the Nové Město area of Prague and is virtually opposite…read morethe Palladium shopping mall. I visited here to grab some milk before heading back to my hotel. I was intrigued to find that a large number of negative reviews for this business are from tourists, so it does appear there could be a difference between how tourists and locals are treated. The supermarket is a decent size, and the stock is good, especially for a city centre location. I was able to find what I came in for and managed to get in and out of the store fairly quickly, only having to use the Google Translate app on my phone to ensure I had the right product. Prices seemed in line with other stores of the same nature from my visit to Prague, not too expensive or cheap. The store is open until 11 pm daily which is useful, while it is common practice for convenience stores to open until 11 pm in the UK, I did notice this to be uncommon in Prague, which doesn't have a great number of stores of this kind anyway, compared to other major cities in Europe. I personally found the staff members to be rude and unhelpful, and not open to interact and help customers throughout the shop floor and at the self-service checkouts. I did feel ignored, but that was okay. 3*

Best prices on food in the downtown area. Good selection of food as well compared to otger local…read moregrocey shops. Workers were friendly.

I'm very disappointed by this experience at LIDL, the 19th of december…read more If you're a foreigner (I'm french), I advise you not to go in there ! At the time of payment, the credit card authorization failed. After the fact, a few hours later, i learned it was due to a problem with the contactless payment. I obvisouly had money in my bank account ! The cashier was rude with me. There was no possibility to try again, inserting the card and typing the code. She gave me a nasty look, expressing contempt for me, telling me "no money, no money". No hello, no goodbye, no politness and respect ! No need to ask for a cordial smile. I was considered a piece of s**t. Tourists deserve as much respect and consideration as Czechs.

Marks & Spencer is a British brand of clothing that has a ton of locations in Prague. It's a…read moredepartment store with a ton of clothing items, accessories, home accents, fragrances etc. They even have a bakery area with freshly baked cookies etc. Of course I had to check out this store since they were having a nice winter sale while I was visiting. I really liked a light blue winter coat but the other location didn't have small sizes. They said they can't see in other locations what their inventory is. That was a bit inconvenient but nonetheless I didn't give up and found it in this location after visiting one other Marks & Spencer location. This one is located in the Palladium shopping center and is slightly larger in size compared to the other two locations I went to. Happy shopping.~

Being big fans of the M&S Food Courts of London, Hubby and I stopped at this M&S as soon as we…read morearrived in Prague to stock up on grocers for our VRBO flat. We were disappointed. There was no food court, just a small "food" area with packaged food gifts. This store should be advertised as strictly a department store for clothes without including food.

My favorite grocery store in the city. Part of this is because everything is in English, so it's…read morethe easiest to shop at. But also, the selection is so unique. They have alot of their own products, so alot less commercial brands. With that, you find interesting choices in things like jams, nut butters, chips, yogurts, chocolate, tomato sauces, etc. It's always an experience when you shop at M&S, and for an American, it's cool learning about a few British items or at least the different names they use of items I'm used to. There are good prepared meals here and there is a cafe to dine in as well.

Surprisingly good little cafe up on the top floor. Stop by for soup and a sandwich on a cold rainy…read moreday in November. Toilets available with your receipt it has the code number on it to activate the keypad.

Staying in Prague for only a couple of days, we wanted to try cooking local food/meats at our…read moreAirbnb after eating at local pubs and restaurants for 4 consecutive meals. Luckily, we got by this very modest corner shop just two blocks down from our apartment where they sold good quality meats. Definitely affordable compared to the more upscale delis nearby. And when it's frequented by mostly locals (we were the only tourists in the long queue), it's always a good sign and worth the wait. :)