Best restaurants in Prague » Czech Restaurants:

Bily Konicek Restaurant in Prague is located in the stunning 12th century medieval cellars of one of the oldest houses on the Old Town Square. Modern furnishings, glass and dark woods are creatively blended into this historic setting. Bily Konicek is suitable for all occasions, from romantic meals to large parties. Live jazz every night from 9pm.

An all-inclusive night of traditional Czech hospitality. A full entertainment programme features Czech folk music, song and dance. The price includes a 4 course dinner with unlimited beer, wine & soft drinks.

The Medieval Tavern is a historic restaurant in the heart of the Old Town. It lays on the finest medieval feast in Prague, with medieval entertainment, hearty food and drinks included. Expert swordsmen, jugglers, medieval dancers and musicians perform.

Set in a quaint location in the Old Town in Prague, Kolkovna serves good, honest Czech food and beers in a historical, pub style restaurant. Kolkovna is decorated with historical photos and artefacts traditionally used in beer brewing. Food and drinks are inexpensive and well presented. Suitable for private and business occasions, and parties of all sizes.

Plzenska Restaurant in Prague is situated inside one of Europe's finest Art Nouveau buildings, the stunning Municipal House. Named after the famous Czech beer Pilsner Urquell, the restaurant presents classic Czech cuisine in a typical beer hall type atmosphere, with a style perhaps unrivalled in Prague. The interior of the restaurant has some magnificent Art Nouveau features. Live accordionist or duo nightly from 7pm.

If you haven't been to U Kalicha, you haven't been to Prague is the saying. We tend to agree! U Kalicha has all the elements necessary for a traditional Czech pub restaurant: hearty and plentiful Czech food; large, frothy ice-cold beers; and traditional Czech music.
An accordion and tuba duo play live every night.

Lvi Dvur is an exceptional restaurant offering fine terrace views of the Cathedral and Prague Castle gardens. There is a large dining area and the tasteful decor is reminiscent of a hunting lodge. Servings are generous and the food is traditional Czech fare with some rather imaginative offerings.

Konirna Restaurant is a traditional Czech restaurant set on a small square in the heart of the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) area of Prague. The Konirna Restaurant building has a tradition of hospitality dating back to 1776. A recent restoration project has refreshed the restaurant, and enhanced the charm and character of both the building and the setting.

U Mecenase, one of the oldest restaurants in Prague, is set on Lesser Town Square, in the heart of the Lesser Town (Mala Strana). You may well be seated in the place where Jan Mydlar, the famous Prague executioner used to sit in the 1620s! U Mecenase is a lovely, traditional Czech restaurant with very reasonable prices.

Enjoy a wide choice of Czech & European cuisine in the Gothic cellars of this restored medieval style restaurant. For good quality, well presented food, served in interesting surroundings, U Ceskych Panu is for us, the best value restaurant in Prague. Great for individuals and for groups. Larger parties can book medieval entertainment and folk nights.

Staromácek is an traditional Czech restaurant located just off the Old Town Square. The decor is straight forward, and there is a pleasant, typical Czech atmosphere, with waiters dressed in traditional costume. The menu features Bohemian cooking, with dishes based around goulash, pork, venison, sausage, trout and carp.

Novomestsky Pivovar (New Town Brewery) is situated close to Wenceslas Square. This popular venue is a Czech pub style restaurant & micro-brewery rolled into one. Enjoy hearty Czech cuisine and fine local beer. Groups can even tour the micro-brewery. Novomestsky Pivovar attracts everyone - couples, business groups, Prague stag parties and many more.