Tuck into hearty Czech sausages and sauerkraut if you've worked up a hearty appetite,
or eat something lighter at one of Prague’s newer, international
restaurants.
Upmarket: Central
Tourists and locals tuck into everything from sushi and pasta to fine, innovative
Czech cuisine in the smart but laid-back restaurants of Staré Mesto.
No visit to Josefov is complete without trying an authentic kosher meal of
gefilte fish cakes or chicken soup, Jewish penicillin.
Prague’s New Town has cheap-and-filling pub grub washed down with a
pilsner. Here you’ll find busy pizzerias and old-style cafeterias,
alongside some of the country’s best Czech and international
restaurants.
Clubbing hot spot Vinohrady is full of restaurants and bistros patronised by
trendy young Praguers. Upmarket restaurants serve international menus accompanied by
the latest cocktail lists. Elsewhere, Thai, Mexican and contemporary Czech
restaurants compete for business.
Many restaurants in the city centre are open till midnight or even later, especially
in Vinohrady and Staré Mesto. Some of the pricier restaurants
offer reasonable lunchtime menus. Service charges are rarely included in the bill in
Prague restaurants. A discretionary 10-15% tip for good service is appreciated.
