Best restaurants in Prague » Family Friendly Restaurants:

Vytopna Restaurant in Prague presents good food at exceptional prices, right on Wenceslas Square. But its unique attraction is a 400 metres miniature railway running around the restaurant, delivering your drinks. Vytopna is probably the best restaurant in Prague to take children to, but don't let this put others off. The miniature railway will fascinate most people.

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.

Sherwood is one of Prague's hidden gems, serving gourmet cuisine and fine drinks at budget prices, close to Wenceslas Square. Sherwood is a modern establishment with a friendly ambience. Delicious Czech and International food are complimented by good beers, wines, spirits and cocktails. A projection screen and TV's show live sports and music videos.

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.

Nebozizek Restaurant sits on the side of Petrin hill, overlooking the whole of Prague. Catch the funicular railway up from Prague centre and as dusk descends into night, you will be rewarded with stunning views of the city lighting up, and an eye-level view of magnificent Prague Castle. Live piano most nights.

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.

Cervena Tabulka is another of Prague's 'hidden secrets', a great little restaurant on the edge of the Old Town. In the winter, the open fires give off a lovely, warm smell of burning wood. In the summer, there is the option of dining in the garden courtyard. This peaceful oasis is one of the better al fresco places to dine around the Old Town.

Hergetova Cihelna Restaurant is set in a prime location, by the river in the Lesser Town (Mala Strana). This stylish, modern eatery offers fine views of Charles Bridge and across to the Old Town. The atmosphere is sophisticated, but not imposing, helped by soft, upbeat background tunes. Hergetova Cihelna is a cool place to dine, and popular with all ages.