Looking for the best food markets in Prague? From the year-round Hall 22 at Holešovice Market and Saturday mornings beside the Vltava at Náplavka to neighbourhood farmers markets in Vinohrady, Dejvice and other parts of the city, Prague offers plenty of places to discover fresh local food and shop directly from Czech farmers and small producers. Seasonal fruit and vegetables, artisan bread, cheeses, meat, fish, eggs, honey and regional specialities sit alongside street food, coffee, wine and handmade products, making Prague's markets as much about eating and experiencing the city as filling a shopping bag.
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Isaac's BBQ was opened about a year ago (2025) by Isaac Starobin. Isaac is from the New York City area and spent many years working his way up through the NYC restaurant business until deciding he needed a change. Maybe a new direction or at least a little time away from the scene to get some perspective.
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.
Soaring above the city on the roof of the newly renovated Máj – House of Fun, Fly Vista – Rooftop Bar & Restaurant redefines what it means to dine in style. With its sleek, modern interior and elegant atmosphere, it offers an experience unlike anywhere else in Prague.
La Gare: A Flagship of French Gastronomy in the Heart of Prague
Located just steps from Republic Square on V Celnici in Prague 1, La Gare is a destination that blends tradition, modern flair, and top-tier gastronomy under one elegant roof.
Discover Občanská Plovarna: Prague's Riverside Gem
Nestled on the banks of the Vltava River, Občanská Plovarna stands as a neoclassical marvel dating back to 1840, envisioned by architect Josef Ondřej Kranner.
The essence of the weekend is relaxation and a long lingering brunch with your family or friends is a great way to relax… We have picked out for you some of the best places for weekend brunch in Prague. Choose any of these excellent brunch restaurants - they ARE worth the expense.
From the moment you step through the door of Indian Jewel, you are transported away from the bustle of Prague’s Old Town Square and into an entirely different world. A world filled with the tantalizing aromas of curry, cumin, and coriander.
Puro Gelato Artigianale, sits just about a block off Old Town square on Kaprova. Given its location, it might easily be dismissed as another tourist shop, selling a product of questionable quality to tourists that will never return.
Good wine is an essential part of summer barbecues, long warm evenings and sitting with friends. Dry white wines and rosé wines are great choices. You don't even have to deny yourself red, just choose the right variety. Let yourself be inspired by 5 wines that will reliably refresh you even in the summer heat.
