Restaurace U Fleku
A must-visit place for beer lovers! U Fleků pub and restaurant is located on the east bank of the Vltava River. Although it is not in a bustling area and the environment of the pub is not luxurious, when it comes to Czech beer, both outsiders and native Praguers will come here. Founded in 1499, U Fleků has a brewing history of 500 years, making it the oldest pub in Prague. It still insists on brewing its signature product, U Fleků 13-degree dark beer, using traditional brewing methods passed down through generations. So if you come here, you must drink to your heart's content.
V Kolkovne Restaurant
This restaurant is very close to the Old Town Square and is part of the famous Pilsner Urquell brewery. It is recommended by both Michelin and Lonely Planet, and business is booming! The pork ribs and stewed beef are both delicious, and of course, you must try their signature pale golden Pilsner beer.
Restaurace Jáma
Restaurace Jáma is a restaurant with a strong American pub vibe. It has a relaxed atmosphere and is very popular among office workers. In the evening, it transforms into a lively beer house, perfect for gatherings with friends. The owner is American and offers American-style cuisine such as burgers, chicken wings, and steaks. There are also some Mexican dishes, and a daily selection of special-priced meals.
U Dvou Kocek
This place is very popular, mostly frequented by locals with few tourists. The interior has a strong Bohemian vibe, with many original coasters and cat-related trinkets. There is also a kind old gentleman playing the accordion with a smile, and when the music reaches its climax, the customers join in a lively chorus. The food here is truly exceptional. Their meat platter, which includes duck, stewed beef, ham, and pork chops, along with the unique Czech 'dumpling slices,' is incredibly flavorful.
Lokal Dlouhaaa
This Czech cuisine restaurant in Prague is highly praised, attracting not only tourists from around the world but also locals who frequently dine here. The structure of the restaurant is quite interesting, with a long indoor space that resembles a train. In addition to Czech local delicacies, there are also dishes from other European countries available. The prices are reasonable, and the service is excellent.
