I keep returning to Prague, so far at least 15 times! It's truly one of my all-time favourite cities ( I can imagine living there 🥹), and a big part of my love for it is all the delicious food spots! There's just something magical about strolling through its charming streets, taking in the sights, and then finding a cosy café or a quaint food spot to indulge in some delicious treats. 

Have a look for yourself, here are my favourite food and cafe spots in Prague so far! 🥰


Prague Food Guide

After living in Prague for 5 years,  I am thrilled to share with you my top recommendations for great food in the city. 

Prague has so much to offer when it comes to food: from a local canteen to eat like a local, to a fancy dinner with a view, you came to the right map.
Whether you want traditional Czech cuisine or food from all over the world, with meat or vegan/vegetarian options: I got you covered. 

You will find:
🍴 24 restaurants that I personally recommend (+ 1 bonus restaurant at the airport)
🌍 A selection of Czech, European, Latin, Asian and Vegan/Vegetarian places
💲 Restaurants for all budgets and occasions 

This map will show you many places where I used to go when I lived in Prague, included some I wished I had known much sooner.
Be sure that I will take you away from the touristy and expensive restaurants to show you the real Prague.
You will also find the nearest public transport stop for each restaurant in order to help you organize your days.

I hope you enjoy it!

If you’d like a more extensive or tailored recommendations, feel free to reach out:
IG @remgou


Prague, Czechia

Prague - Top 20 Restaurants

This complete itinerary has everything you need to know in a neat and structured way so that you are maximising your time, hitting the right places, at the right time and in the right area, including:

➡️ airport flights and transport options (with prices)
➡️ accommodation options
➡️ local information such as weather, currency etc.
➡️ a recommended schedule to include sights, attractions, restaurants and bars
➡️ and more
leaving you with nothing to worry about other than enjoying your trip to Prague!

Please let me know if there is anything specific you would like me to include that I have missed as I can revise this itinerary for you.

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3-Day Prague Itinerary

New Town is a vibrant neighborhood of Prague with many excellent places to visit for food & drink! Here a few of my favorites!

New Town Spots to Eat & Drink 

Copy of 3-Day Prague Itinerary

Bistro Špejle

📍Tram Stop "Jindřišská" (New Town)

Where great Gin & Tonic meets modern food  in a sophisticated interior. 

The concept of Bistro Spejle is quite cool: no menu but fresh homemade food served on wooden skewers.
This idea came from the traditional Czech open-faced sandwich (called chlebíček). 
They serve a great variety of elaborated chlebíčeks, but also dishes like pork tenderloin with sweet potato purée.

You take as many skewers as you want among all types of tapas (cold, warm and deserts) and you bring all you sticks to the cash desk to know how much your bill will be.
1 Skewer costs  33 CZK and the number of skewers for a dish will simply depend on its complexity (it’s usually between 1 and 3).

Another reason to visit Spejle is definitely their large selection of Gin & Tonics, one of the largest in Prague. They even have a table that helps you pair each tonic with the most suitable gin.
My favorite combination was definitely gin with pomegranate tonic.  

Czech tapas you say? It’s not what usually comes to mind when people think of Czech food. But Špejle (or ‘skewer’) is a buzzing Czech tapas paradise just steps away from Wenceslas Square. Špejle’s lively atmosphere and its novel buffet-style set up will have you sampling myriad bite-sized culinary delights like over-the-top versions of the beloved chlebíček (open-faced sandwich), salads, cheeses and olives, enticing warm dishes and desserts. Each delectable tapas has either one or two skewers in it, so you’ll hardly break the bank at 33 CZK per skewer. 

And don’t forget to peruse their gin and tonic menu: it’s an impressively curated selection of 27 different gins and 12 craft tonics.

Great rating and on my list to try! Seems like the concept is similar to a fancy buffet where you grab what you want to try.

Mel Says: A modern Czech bistro with a twist- everything is served on skewers & you pay per the number you eat.