Simple. Nothing fancy. Up the hill pass the American Embassy. Typical Czech Hospoda. (Pub) . Svijany beer is good, service is "the typical, unpredictable pub service." You never know. You may be pleasantly surprised. We were .... Dekuji a Nashledanou ...
Great little restaurant tucked away in the back roads. Great value for money and food is delicious. Staff also very friendly and willing to have a chat/laugh with you. Worth checking out if you are staying close in Mala Strana.
Excellent value for money, A lovely cosy traditional restaurant. great for genuine Czech food and beer. Tucked away up a side street but well worth finding.
In a narrow and typical street we found a lovely surprise far from touristic flow. Very kind and professional service and delicious dishes.
Excellent service! I had the traditional beef shank goulash on beer with bread dumplings and onion and it was super tasty!!! My vegan daughter had the Barley risotto with forest mushrooms and Gran Moravia cheese and loved it!! My spouse and son in law both...had the Fried chicken schnitzel with creamy potato purée and didn't hear a peep out of them till they scarfed it down! Nice cold beer, great atmosphere and traditional music! I would go back in a heartbeat!!More
I have been numerous times in 30+ years. It has always been a gem. No more.... i dont know if it has new owners but it is dreadfully over priced, choice is pretty rubbish and food is average to poor. The only saving grace is...the Svijany Beer. Come for a beer if you wish, but spend your money on better food elsewhere.More
We had lunch here and we were more than happy with everything. Food was great and very tasty. Service staff was fast, pleasant and very professional. I would highly recommend this restaurant to all fellow travelers who want to eat good Czech cousine.
This restaurant was highly recommended by a friend who lived in Prague. It is tucked in a quiet neighbourhood, near the US embassy. The ambience is wonderful; it transported me to old Prague. It's very cozy and laid back. It was quiet when we went...there. The food is quite cheap. There is a steady turnover of customers (we were there at 2pm). Clientele is mixed - locals and just a few tourists. The staff were good; they could have been more attentive (but it was not as if they ignored customers, just a bit slow to come to tables) -- this should not dissuade those who want to try this wonderful place. Now for the food. Describing it as just delicious would not be sufficient. I love their goulash and sausage. (I had goulash in another restaurant near Charles Bridge and that was a letdown.) The beer was great. We left this restaurant with our stomach full and a smile on our faces. We decided to come back the next day but it was closed for a private event. We were so disappointed; we were so looking forward to having another bowl of goulash. There was a group of other customers who arrived at the same time as we did and they could not believe that it was closed. By the time we left, they were still outside the restaurant, hoping it would open. (That is how great this place is.) My wonderful experience at this restaurant makes me wonder why other customers had a bad time there. I am coming back to Prague in a few months, and I will have my meals just at this restaurant, nowhere else.More
Nice insider,kind service and tasty food. We really enjoyed it. We loved that no tourist there!!try it
A fun evening at a Prague Beer Garden. A picture perfect space with a cozy outdoor dining area. Great service and an enjoyable meal.
Right in the middle of the party district but up a side street. It was nice peaceful and the service was excellent. I had the goulash and dumplings which was plentiful and nice. The local beer served there was a revelation
Solid food and very good beer. I expected more Chech food (realy I dont know which one is it) but generaly it is ok for small bites. I had grilled sousage and it was ok, nothing special about it. The place is very nice far...away from the city crowd but still im the center.More
Charming courtyard and excellent warm, friendly, and efficient service made our delicious Czech dinner on final night in Prague delightful.
Terrible service, we were trying to decide where to sit in the bed garden, as the place was pretty empty, there were some sofa’s and he very rudely said NO that I’d for six people... repeat.. there was hardly anyone there and we were just...going to have a drink. We decided to sit at a table with some glasses still on it, so he rolled his eyes and snarled at us, grabbed two menu’s and slammed them down... and he never came back to take our order so we left!More
Once you have crossed from the main square over the Charles Bridge (Karlovy Most), you can choose to eat at a tourist trap, or go where many locals go. We chose the latter. The Baracnicka is not easy to find, up a narrow street about...100 meters from the American Embassy. It was founded as a Prague supper club for people from a small town away from the city. The beers were EXCELLENT - try the Mazalastrana Pils and the Svijansky Maz. A good Goulash Soup served in a hollowed out bread, as was the Mushroom Soup. The grilled Klobasa was excellent but I would pass on the Cucumber Salad. Friendly servers who did not speak much English, but communication was NOT a problem.More
