Municipal House Restaurant
Old Town, Prague 1

Diners are transported back in time to experience early 20th century finesse: Large crystal and gold chandeliers hang majestically from the ceiling. Gleaming silverware and sparkling glasses adorn the tables. Flowers infuse a fresh, airy ambience. And well presented waiters attend competently to their guests.

This elegant dining establishment serves some of the finest modern Czech cuisine in the city.

A well-balanced menu presents re-imagined traditional Czech dishes enhanced with elements of classic French cooking. Local ingredients are employed with relish.

For drinks, Municipal House Restaurant offers diners the opportunity to sample first-class local wines, as well as good international bottles.

Alternatively, this is the land of the Pilsner, and a cool, wonderfully refreshing Czech beer will go well with most menu choices.

For entertainment, there is live jazz and swing on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Huge windows run along one side of Municipal House Restaurant that look out on to Republic Square. And it is the most significant building on the square.

While the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square are both just a few minutes walk away.

Municipal House Restaurant is highly recommended for fine dining in impressive surroundings. You may well find it a very special experience indeed.

For a cheaper alternative in the same building, there is a traditional Czech restaurant: Municipal House Beer Hall.

The grandest concert hall in Prague, Smetana Hall, is also located inside Municipal House. This makes the restaurant ideal for a pre or post-concert meal. For concert listings and to book tickets: Prague concerts.