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*

Billa takes me back to my stay in Kyiv before the war broke out, so inevitably when I saw it here…read morein Prague I went in. It's a small grocery store with all the basics. It came in handy for my stay in the city, this is where I bought my milk, cheese, yogurt, water, sodas and snacks. Nothing fancy, just a practical store.

The store overall had most of what I needed. We are traveling from America to visit my family in…read moreLipová. The cashiers were not welcoming of me. I haven't spoke any Czech since my father died when I was young so I only spoke English. I dont know know why they treated me with such hostility, I was very polite but clearly a tourist and not used to the way they operate the store. I truly wish I had a better experience.

...ahh.. well, got accused by an overzealous security wanna be…read more I wasn't even inside the store. Some clerks and the security guy were on smoke break.. I was walking from the opposite side in front of the store and was confronted by the guy. Welcome to Czechia where you are guilty until proven innocent.

Located at the Florenc metro station this place is kind of a dive, if such a word can be used for…read moregrocery stores. The layout is weird and it is often busy enough that navigating this place is difficult most of the time. The selection of most products is limited and not really the best quality. Now you may be wondering why I gave it three stars and let me tell you. It was the first place in Prague I was able to find asparagus, and that means a lot to me.

Best deal in the tourist area, hidden away underground. Prices at least a third lower than other…read moreoptions nearby. Lots of variety compared to other "convenience" stores nearby.

I shopped at Vacek Biomarket daily during a two-month stay in Malá Strana back in 2022. And now…read morethat I'm relocating to the area, I will definitely be visiting this market frequently. Please be nice to the staff. They have to deal with tourists from around the world, and the market is often quite busy.

Super handy for purchasing anything when tired and peckish on Mostecká . Was in a hurry to get a…read morebottle of Becherovka, and wanted to buy in CR, *not* BevMo. Check... i mean "Czech"ed out for me! They had several sizes. Bought the medium-sized one of that anisey liquor. On the corner of Lázeňská (tip: Beethoven's house was on 2/3 in late 1700's.) street and Mostecká!!! Boom...easy...done.