The little place was just tucked away in an alleyway south of the Charles Bridge. I ordered a stir fry with tofu and I left feeling - both my stomach and wallet. It is a nice change with all of the meat you will probably be eating in the city!

Super cool place, delicious food and great value. Get there before noon if you want a table for lunch.

This place is a must is you are a vegetarian visiting Prague. It is the only veggie restaurant we found in Prague that opens in the evening. It was really busy the evening we went so we were extremely lucky to have gotten a table (we didn't make a reservation in advance - I would probably recommend doing so to... More

I've been to this nice restaurant several times and it's definitely a great place, but I don't think the food deserves to be so expensively priced. It's comparable to what I'd pay in the Bay Area (maybe that's why I'm a bit spoiled regarding organic food), but it's quite a lot to pay 9 EUR for main course. Lunch menu... More

Funky place to go if you are near the Charles Bridge. Excellent food and excellent service. It's a vegetarian restaurant but the food is hearty and satisfying (even for non-vegetarians). The decor and the lighting alone is worth seeing. This restaurant has a good vibe so don't come here if you are picky or pushy or if you like to... More

Five of us had lunch in this restaurant. It was very busy but we were able to reserve a table within 20 minutes. The food was excellent and we had some lovely ginger lemonade and mint drink. The service was impeccable and came with smiles. The price was remarkably reasonable considering the quality. Beautiful decor in the two rooms.

Ordered the appetizer platter. In vegan so I asked for a substitution or omission of the tziki. Alas, I was told "no". The spreads/dips were pretty gross. The hummus sub par. Sad. Here goes another country I will starve in

We didn't book, but they said if we didn't mind sharing with others we could have a table, which was fine with us. Really unique atmosphere with starlights in the ceiling, tables with lights in them, and colour everywhere. I enjoyed it but could see some more conservative travellers thinking it a bit much. I ordered the Viatnemese Pho soup,... More

This was an unexpected find during the short amount of free time I had during a tour of Prague. Warm, friendly, and welcoming ambiance. The restaurant was quite busy, which was great to see. Good food, lots of choice, and reasonably priced. Oh, and an if you are a monk, ordained clergy, or enlightened – you eat for free!