Whether you're a visitor eager to get a taste of Czech culture or a local looking to discover something new, Prague's restaurants offer a delightful mix of traditional dishes, international cuisine, and high-quality dining experiences.

From cozy, hidden gems to chic eateries with stunning views of the city, this list will guide you to some of the best spots to satisfy your cravings. Get ready to eat your way through Prague!

Traditional Czech Cuisine in Prague

Steiner’s Restaurant

Located in the 5-star Grand Hotel Bohemia, Steiner’s Restaurant offers a menu of unique dishes inspired by the First Czechoslovak Republic, with a focus on high-quality local and seasonal ingredients. Enjoy homemade spiced crackling, Prague snails, pork belly, duck leg confit, and more. And if you’re looking for a unique dining experience, don’t miss out on their monthly Sunday brunch in the beautiful Boccaccio Ballroom. Each brunch focuses on luxurious dishes from a gastronomic theme chosen by the chef and includes unlimited consumption of beer, wine, and soft drinks. 

Talíř

Talíř takes an innovative approach to classic Czech cuisine, serving it in the style of tapas (small, shareable plates). The menu is divided into three sections (cold, hot, and sweet) with three plate sizes, allowing visitors to build their meal according to their appetite and preferences. Fresh, local ingredients and a modernly stylish interior makes Talíř one of the best restaurants in Prague for a unique dining experience. 

Folklore Garden

An elegantly whimsical restaurant in Prague 5, Folklore Garden combines folk culture with traditional Czech dishes straight from grandma’s recipe book. Enjoy a 4-course dinner served either family-style or as a banquet for a private event. But delicious food is only part of what makes Folklore Garden special: you’ll also enjoy a 2.5-hour performance showcasing  traditional Czech dances, songs, and costumes!

Ribs of Prague

True to their name, Ribs of Prague serves just that: exceptional ribs. Czech culinary traditions blend with contemporary flavors to elevate this classic Czech dish. And of course, this medley of meat is accompanied by the finest Czech beer. Here, good food and good company go hand-in-hand, so grab a table with your friends and enjoy!

Masaryčka

Located at the oldest steam-engine railway station in Prague is Masaryčka, a restaurant that will truly give you a taste of the First Republic both visually and culinarily. Enjoy delicious traditional Czech dishes including steak tartare, pickled cheese, and beef goulash prepared with a modern approach, as well as iconic, well-poured tank beer (with an emphasis on Pilsner Urquell, of course), as well as wine and soft drinks. 

Pivovar U Supa

For a truly authentic Czech experience, don’t miss the oldest brewing and inn in Prague: Pivovar U Supa. Surrounded by the charm of Old Town, this brewery is one of the most noteworthy restaurants in Prague, offering traditional Czech dishes and a wide variety of expertly crafted beer. Full of character and charm, Pivovar U Supa can accommodate up to 300 guests, as well as a courtyard garden and terrace for extensive outdoor seating especially in the summer months. The restaurant and garden are also available for special events such as receptions, weddings, corporate events, meetings, classes, and other types of reunions. 



Municipal House restaurant
Located within Prague’s magnificent Municipal House on Republic Square, Municipal House Restaurant offers a unique opportunity to dine in one of the city’s most important historical landmarks. Opened in 1912 and celebrated for its stunning Art Nouveau interiors, the building played a significant role in Czech history, as the law establishing the independent Czechoslovak state was adopted here in 1918. Today, guests can enjoy modern Czech and French cuisine, including seasonal specialties, tasting menus, elegant three-course lunches and popular weekend brunches. Combining exceptional gastronomy with one of Prague’s most beautiful dining settings, Municipal House Restaurant is an unforgettable destination for lovers of history, architecture and fine food.

Fine Dining and Elegance in Prague

Augustine Restaurant

Located in a 13th-century monastery courtyard is a fine dining gem in the heart of Prague’s Mala Strana neighborhood, Augustine Restaurant. Explore culinary art inspired by Augustinian monks through delicacies such as frisee salad, French onion soup, beef bourguignon, scallops, and more. You’re also invited to Sunday Brunch, which offers a wide range of Mediterranean specialities, high-quality meats and cheeses from local Czech farmers, and of course unlimited Champagne or Prosecco - all set to live piano music. 

Zem

Head to Senovázne Square for one of the best restaurants in Prague for fine dining: Zem. Turning simple, local ingredients into inspiring dishes that are often infused with Japanese flavors, Zem is a must for those who appreciate the more creative side of dining. Enjoy tender meat from a charcoal grill, handmade Czech dumplings, and more. You can also enjoy brunch, a business lunch, private dining, and other events, so be sure to keep an eye on their website. 

1890 Restaurant & Bar

In Prague Carlo IV Hotel you’ll find 1890 Restaurant & Bar, an elegant restaurant offering a seasonal menu of local and European dishes and an extensive list of wines, cocktails, and spirits, as well as non-alcoholic beverages. Duck foie gras, homemade pastas, meat and fish dishes, delectable desserts—1890 Restaurant & Bar has something for everyone. You can also start your day here with their freshly prepared morning breakfast buffet. 

The Artisan

Using delicious local, seasonal products to deliver taste, style, and joy is The Artisan, a sustainable restaurant in the Marriott hotel in the center of Prague. Selecting only farmers within a 200 km radius around Prague, this modern Czech restaurant takes you on a flavorful journey through rivers, forests, gardens, and farms. Whether you choose to visit for their all-you-can-eat themed brunch or a fine dining dinner with live music, The Artisan will welcome you with tantalizing cuisine and a lively atmosphere courtesy of their open-kitchen setup. 

Zlatá Praha
Perched on the ninth floor above Prague’s prestigious Pařížská Street, Zlatá Praha offers one of the most spectacular dining experiences in the city. Awarded three toques by Gault&Millau Czechia 2026, this elegant rooftop restaurant combines breathtaking panoramic views of Prague’s historic skyline with refined contemporary Czech cuisine. The menu showcases the finest seasonal and regional ingredients, transformed into sophisticated dishes that celebrate local culinary traditions in a modern way. Whether you're visiting for a tasting menu, a leisurely brunch or a special evening overlooking Prague Castle and the Old Town, you'll enjoy impeccable service, exceptional attention to detail and a truly memorable gastronomic experience.



ZINC restaurant
Located in the heart of Prague within the Hilton Prague Old Town, ZINC Restaurant is known for its contemporary cuisine, elegant atmosphere and excellent service. The menu combines international influences with carefully selected seasonal ingredients, creating refined dishes that make it a popular choice for both visitors and locals seeking a memorable dining experience in the city centre. Beyond its à la carte offering, ZINC is also famous for its popular Sunday Brunch accompanied by live music, sophisticated afternoon Tea & Bubbles experiences and a variety of seasonal culinary events throughout the year. From elegant afternoon teas to lively brunches and memorable dinners in the heart of Prague, ZINC offers something for every occasion.




International: American in Prague

ISAAC'S BBQ
Located in the heart of Prague, ISAAC'S BBQ has earned a loyal following thanks to its authentic American barbecue, slow-smoked meats and bold flavours. Founded by chef Isaac Starobin, the restaurant combines traditional BBQ techniques with a passion for quality ingredients, creating dishes that showcase the rich flavours of carefully prepared brisket, ribs, pulled pork and other smoked specialties. But great food is only part of what makes ISAAC'S BBQ special. The welcoming atmosphere, genuine hospitality and attention to detail make every visit feel personal, whether you're stopping by for a casual lunch, dinner with friends or the restaurant's popular American-style weekend brunch. It's a place where exceptional barbecue and a love of good food come together in the best possible way.



Hard Rock Cafe Prague
Located just steps from Old Town Square, Hard Rock Cafe Prague combines classic American dining with one of the city's most distinctive settings. Housed in the historic V. J. Rott building, this iconic venue spans three floors and is the second-largest Hard Rock Cafe in Europe. You can admire an impressive collection of music memorabilia from some of the world's most legendary artists while soaking up the lively atmosphere that has made the brand famous around the world. The menu features American favourites including legendary burgers, baby back ribs, premium cocktails and popular weekend brunches. Regular live music events, DJ nights and one of Prague's best Happy Hours make Hard Rock Cafe a popular destination for those looking to combine food, drinks and rock-and-roll history in the heart of Prague.

International: European in Prague

Les Moules

Right off of Old Town Square on Parizska Street you’ll find one of the best restaurants in Prague for Belgian food for over two decades: Les Moules. Freshness is always a guarantee—in fact, every day a new batch of mussels arrives from the North Sea, ready to be prepared and on your plate in less than 12 hours from leaving the sea. Pair them with a beer from their wide assortment of top-quality Belgian brews. Les Moules also offers all-you-can-eat mussels as well as a 1+1 for free deal every Tuesday. 

The Dutch Pub

With its range of cask ales, distinctive Dutch interior, and quality food including a mouth-watering steak and burger menu, The Dutch Pub is one of the best restaurants in Prague if you’re in the mood for an authentic pub experience. Located in Prague 1 near the "Národní třída" metro station, the Dutch Pub offers a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere in addition to delicious food, tasty beer and beverages, and exciting sports games on its multiple big-screen TVs.

La Gare

Indulge in modern French fare in the heart of Prague at La Gare, a continuation of the La Gare Brasserie, which has been the main representative of French cuisine in the Czech Republic since its establishment in 2009. Offering casual dining with uncomplicated food, La Gare is a great choice for many occasions—whether you simply want to enjoy a glass of wine while strolling through Prague, or if you’re looking for a place for a romantic dinner for two. And be sure not to overlook the intricate and irresistible confectionary offerings from La Gare’s bakery. 



Marina Ristorante
Located on a boat on the Vltava River in the heart of Prague 1, Marina Ristorante offers one of the city's most memorable dining settings. With stunning views of Prague Castle, the river and the historic skyline, the restaurant combines authentic Italian cuisine with a unique atmosphere that makes every meal feel like a special occasion. Using fresh ingredients and
traditional recipes, Marina Ristorante serves a wide selection of Italian favourites alongside seasonal and monthly specials. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast, a leisurely lunch or a romantic dinner overlooking Prague Castle, you can enjoy excellent Italian cuisine and one of the most spectacular views in Prague.

International: Asian in Prague

Indian Jewel 

Be transported from Prague to India through the decor, aromas, and authentic food of one of the best restaurants for Indian food in the city, Indian Jewel. Well-known among the Indian community and Indian food enthusiasts, Indian Jewel has earned its reputation through high-quality ingredients, skilled cooking, and elegant presentations. But what really sets it apart is the hospitality of the owners, who are always pleased to welcome guests with a smile. 

Buddha-Bar Prague 

A luxury Asian sushi restaurant that combines exquisite style, cuisine, musical experience, and performances including burlesque and saxophonists, Buddha-Bar Prague is one of Prague’s best restaurants. Enjoy sushi prepared the traditional way and paired with sommelier-selected wines or one of their delicious signature cocktails, as well as the finest Pan-Asian and Pacific Rim fusion dishes. And don’t miss out on their popular all-you-can-eat Sunday sushi brunch (plus a children’s corner so the whole family can enjoy).

Asian Temple

Enjoy unique Pan Asian cuisine in one of the best restaurants in Prague, Asian Temple. From the entertaining Japanese teppanyaki grill show to Indian tandoor specialities and fresh sushi from their sushi masters (including an all-you-can-eat sushi brunch), Asian Temple will take you on a journey across this delectable continent. The restaurant’s design is as enticing as the cuisine: it’s divided into two bars and three lounges, with an open kitchen that lets you watch the chefs make your food right in front of you.



Sansho Restaurant & Bar
Located in Petrská Street in Prague 1, Sansho Restaurant & Bar has earned a reputation as one of the city's most exciting culinary destinations. Recognised by the Michelin Guide and Gault&Millau, the restaurant is led by chef Giona Fedrigo, whose menus showcase exceptional local ingredients, sustainably sourced meat and bold flavours inspired by both traditional and contemporary techniques. Seasonal and tasting menus are at the heart of the Sansho experience, complemented by carefully selected natural wines, craft beers and creative drink pairings. During the warmer months, you can also enjoy the restaurant's charming terrace overlooking St. Peter's Church, making

International: Latin American in Prague

Gran Fierro Argentinian Steakhouse

One of the best restaurants in Prague known for its striking interior design and atmosphere, Gran Fierro brings world-renowned Argentine steak and wine to the heart of Central Europe. Enjoy a perfectly cut ribeye, tenderloin, or flank steak paired with a traditional chimichurri sauce and complementing wine selection. And with their strong emphasis on sustainability, you can feel good about every bite. 

Lola Vermut y Tapas

Take a culinary journey across Spain at Lola Vermut y Tapas, a vermouth and tapas bar that traverses the country’s culinary diversity and elevates the traditional dining experience of tapas (small appetizers or “snacks” in Spanish that are meant to be shared) paired with an extensive selection of European vermouths or wine, if you prefer. Pick and choose shareable plates such as crowd-pleasing patatas bravas, octopus in oil, ham or mushroom croquettes, and many more - Lola Vermut y Tapas is as much about good company as it is good food. 

La Bodeguita del Medio 

A piece of Havana in the heart of Old Town, La Bodeguita Del Medio is one of the best restaurants in Prague for Cuban food, music, and over 150 types of short and long drinks. With authentic decor reflecting old Havana colonial style, you can enjoy an array of typical Cuban specialties including seafood, vegetables, meat, and sides. And to top it off, there’s a live Cuban band and Latino dancers performing every night. 

Unique Locations and Ambiance in Prague

Pytloun Sky Bar & Restaurant Prague

Enjoy world-class gastronomy and a can’t-be-beat skyline view at Pytloun Sky Bar & Restaurant, a rooftop bar in Wenceslas Square. This unique outdoor lounge-style space is the perfect spot to grab dinner with friends on a warm summer night or indulge in an expertly-crafted cocktail. Open from 8am, you can dine here any hour of the day—and in the evening, you can also enjoy live music performances. And while you may come for the food, you’ll certainly stay for the breath-taking 360° view of Prague which you can enjoy in any session; in winter, there are igloos to keep you warm! 



Summer Garden Old Armoury Hotel Prague

Located directly on the bank of the Čertovka River (with access via a bridge from Kampa Park) is the Old Armoury’s summer garden, a romantic and picturesque place to enjoy an outdoor meal between 12:00 and 22:00. During the summer, in addition to premium beer and a wide range of quality Czech wines, you can also enjoy specialties from the outdoor grill, musical performances, and more. 



Deer Restaurant

Get ready to be transported from the bustling center of Prague to the peacefulness of the forest. At Deer restaurant, you’ll get to taste the flavors of nature—mushrooms, herbs, forest fruits, and gamey meats like venison. Deer offers fresh ingredients in modern and unusual stylings such as goat’s cheese mousse, deer carpaccio, braised wild boar, and more. Or you can visit for their delicious brunch menu, which includes classic favorites like eggs benedict paired with unique ingredients, as well as namesake offerings such as “breakfast deer”. 

Fly Vista Rooftop Bar and Restaurant 

One of Prague’s newest hotspots is Fly Vista Rooftop Bar and Restaurant in ​​Máj Národní on Národní street. With delicious and diverse international cuisine for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you can visit Fly Vista anytime to enjoy first-class service. Champagne lovers will appreciate a selection of up to 100 types of champagne, while Tuna Tuesdays, seasonal offers, live music and DJ sets ensure there is always something new to enjoy. But what makes Fly Vista stand out from the crowd is its incredible view of the entire city skyline from the rooftop bar—not to be missed!



BRICK'S Restaurant
Located just steps from Charles Bridge, BRICK'S Restaurant enjoys one of the most spectacular settings in Prague 1. Housed within a historic building dating back to 1781, the restaurant offers breathtaking views of the Vltava River, Charles Bridge and the city's historic skyline, while its beautiful riverside terrace provides a particularly memorable setting during the warmer months. Guests can enjoy a menu featuring fresh Czech, Italian and international cuisine while taking in some of the city's finest views. Thanks to its unique location, elegant atmosphere and stunning terrace, BRICK'S is also a sought-after venue for weddings, corporate events and other memorable occasions.

Sweet Treats in Prague

Prague Chocolate Steiner & Kovarik 

Craving something sweet? Look no further than Prague Chocolate Steiner & Kovarik. Husband and wife team Petr and Silvie have been making premium chocolate goodies since 2005. With six locations in Prague (and several others around the world), Steiner & Kovarik isn’t your typical chocolate shop—with their beautifully crafted mandalas that combine chocolate and natural treats like dried fruit, pistachios, and lavender, or their chocolate-covered almonds packaged in boxes adorned with famous Czech figures and sites, this chocolate is as interesting as it is delicious. 

Puro Gelato Artigianale 

A Gelato World Tour winner, it comes as no surprise that Puro Gelato offers some of the best gelato outside of Italy. With its three locations in Prague, 100% natural gelato is never too far away on a hot summer day. Enjoy classic flavors like pistachio, chocolate, and vanilla - or get a little more adventurous with basil, chili, and rosemary. You can also enjoy freshly roasted coffee and freshly baked cookies, croissants, and cakes. 

It's clear that Prague has something to satisfy every palate. Whether you’re savoring classic Czech fare or exploring the variety of flavors this city has to offer, Prague’s diverse restaurant scene ensures that every meal is an experience to remember. Happy dining, and until your next meal, na zdraví!

Caroline Corrigan