Best restaurants in Prague » Romantic Restaurants:

Kampa Park Restaurant, one of Prague's finest restaurants, is set in an exclusive location beside the river on Kampa Island, right next to Charles Bridge. Kampa Park offers flamboyantly presented international fare, including a superb selection of fresh seafood, classic Czech wild game dishes and innovative meat selections.

Set on the top floor of the famous Dancing House, Celeste is a stylish, air-conditioned restaurant with a delightful menu and magnificent views over Prague. Prague Castle, the Vltava River and Charles Bridge all lie before you in panoramic splendour. In the summer, guests can also dine on the rooftop terrace.

Terasa U Zlaté Studně is one of the 'hidden secrets' of the Lesser Town, tucked away in the cobbled back streets of this delightful quarter, and set on the roof of a hotel. As you enter the restaurant, a panoramic view over Prague unfolds, taking in the terracotta rooftops of the Lesser Town, the Vltava River and across to the spires and towers of the Old Town.

Coda Restaurant offers a complete fine dining experience, rated amongst the best in Prague. The chef displays a masterful understanding of food, producing well balanced, innovative dishes, presented with flair and precision. The rooftop terrace has panoramic views over Prague. Ideal for romance and a special occasion. Live piano Tuesday-Saturday.

Step into a beautiful 16th century building in the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) and experience some of the finest dining that Prague has to offer. One of Prague’s best French restaurants, U Maliru excels at every level. Choose from duck, game, beef, lamb, seafood and much more, along with an extensive range of fine wines.

Mlynec's Marek Purkart is the first chef in the Czech Republic to receive the Michelin Bibendum award, twice. At the rear of the restaurant, as you approach the terrace, the view takes your breath away. Here you are seated next to the magnificent Charles Bridge and the Old Town Bridge Tower.

V Zatisi is one of the Old Town's hidden secrets. Set just off beautiful Betlemska Square, this elegant restaurant serves fine cuisine with an excellent range of accompanying wines. While standards of service are known to be amongst the best in Prague, there is still a relaxed, informal atmosphere.

Buddha Bar mixes imaginative contemporary pan-Asian food, opulent interiors, chic staff and exotic world music. This makes it one of the most spectacular dining spots in Prague. The restaurant is spacious and meticulously furnished, with beautifully decorated chandeliers and an enormous Buddha statue overlooking proceedings.

Hidden from view in the side roads of the Lesser Town (Mala Strana), Palffy Palace is one of Prague's best kept secrets. A series of Baroque palaces are nestled below Prague Castle's imposing walls and Palffy Palace makes its home in one of them. Enjoy a romantic atmosphere, excellent European cuisine, impeccable service and a fine selection of wines.

Triton in Wenceslas Square is Prague's première Art Nouveau restaurant, with a unique interior designed to resemble a stalactite cave. Triton first opened in 1912 and has managed to preserve its individual style ever since. Ideal for a romantic meal or for groups looking to spend a pleasant, relaxed evening in the company of friends.

Situated on the hillside below Prague Castle, Piano Nobile at Villa Richter offers exquisite French cuisine and fine wines in a delightful setting, with panoramic views over Prague. Villa Richter is set amongst the vines and garden terraces of one of Bohemia's oldest vineyards.

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.

Chagall's Restaurant in Prague, set in the heart of the Old Town, is a modern, relaxed eatery with plenty of style and sophistication. The restaurant is that ideal combination of a fine historic building renovated with the latest design techniques. It serves a first–class international menu at reasonable prices, and there is also al-fresco dining in the summer.

Lary Fary Restaurant is located on lively Dlouha street, in the heart of the Old Town. The decor is a mix of Medieval and North African, while the menu brings together different cuisines of the world. Dishes include giant oriental kebabs, South American steaks, shrimp, Couscous, Tex-Mex, spicy Thai dishes and Sushi. Live Guitar several nights a week.

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.

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.

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.