Best Restaurants in Prague » Family Friendly Restaurants

Vytopna offers good food and drinks at good prices. But its unique attraction is a 400m miniature railway, with trains delivering drinks to your table in their wagons. Vytopna is probably the best restaurant in Prague for children, but don't let this put adult only parties off. The railway will fascinate most people.

Potrefena Husa Platnerska is a high quality, Czech pub style restaurant located in the Old Town. On offer is good honest Czech and International food, and some of the freshest Staropramen beer in Prague - it stocks tank beer, try the difference! The standard of cuisine is high, portions are large, and dishes are well presented.

Novomestsky Pivovar, near Wenceslas Square, is a traditional Czech pub style restaurant with its own microbrewery. Serves typical Czech food at great prices. Groups can also book a tour of the microbrewery with a beer tasting. Novomestsky Pivovar attracts couples, families, business groups and stag parties.

Corto is a family run pizza and pasta restaurant located between Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square, just two minutes walk from either. It is the oldest Italian restaurant in the city centre, and is set in a charming 14th century building. Corto is suitable for couples, groups of friends and families, hen nights, stag parties and student groups.

U Mecenase is a traditional Czech restaurant with plenty of ambience, serving good food at reasonable prices. One of the oldest restaurants in Prague, it has been beautifully refurbished to offer a taste of olden day Prague in a comfortable 21st century manner.

Sherwood, close to Wenceslas Square, is one of Prague's hidden gems. It is a modern restaurant with a friendly ambience, serving gourmet Czech and International cuisine at budget prices. It also stocks a fine range of beers, wines and cocktails. A projection screen and TV's show live sports and music videos.

Plzenska is situated inside one of Europe's finest Art Nouveau buildings, the stunning Municipal House. Named after the Czech beer, Pilsner Urquell, the restaurant presents classic Czech cuisine in a typical beer hall atmosphere, with a style perhaps unrivalled in Prague. Its interior has magnificent Art Nouveau features. Live accordionist / duo play every night.

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.

An informal, authentic Italian restaurant in a beautiful location in the Lesser Town, next to a park and a gently flowing stream. It features an open kitchen and has a clean, modern and cosy feel. The cuisine is fresh, light and tasty, based on traditional Italian family recipes. Live acoustic music is performed several times a week.

Konirna is a mix of modern and traditional Czech, in cuisine and appearance. The restaurant is set on a charming small square in the Lesser Town area of Prague, near Charles Bridge. This tranquil location has a real old world atmosphere. Good, reasonably priced food served by friendly staff.

Made in Japan is a highly recommended sushi restaurant previously awarded the accolade "Best sushi in Prague". It is one of the few sushi restaurants to operate an open kitchen: order your food, then sit and watch the chef prepare it. Experience the freshness and quality of the raw fish, but also Japanese soups, salads, noodles and vegetarian dishes.

Zofin Palace is a beautiful neo-Renaissance building on Slavonic Island, near the National Theatre. This idyllic spot, surrounded by nature, has views over the river. Zofin offers informal dining in an elegant setting. Service is good and the food reasonably priced. A nice restaurant for groups, couples and families.

For the finest Indian food in Prague, look no further. Indian Jewel offers an authentic flavour of India in the heart of the Old Town. The welcome from the staff is warm, and the food is fresh and well prepared and presented. Suitable for business dinners, stag and hen parties, family gatherings or for a meal for two.

KOBE is Prague's premier steakhouse and sushi restaurant. A mouth-watering assortment of prime beef, lamb, fresh fish and sushi is on offer at this modern, comfortable restaurant on Wenceslas Square.
TIP: Book a table through Prague Experience and receive a free welcome drink.

The Medieval Tavern is a historic restaurant in the Old Town. It lays on the finest medieval feast in Prague with entertainment, hearty food and drinks included. Swordsmen, jugglers, dancers and musicians perform.
Duration: 2½-3 hours. Operates all year.

All-inclusive evening of traditional hospitality, with a full entertainment programme of Czech folk music, song and dance. Includes a hotel pick up, 4 course dinner, and unlimited beer, wine & soft drinks.
Duration: 3 hours. Operates all year.

Hergetova Cihelna Restaurant is set in a prime location by the river. 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. A cool place to dine, and popular with all age groups. It also has a separate children's area for families.