Located along Karmelitska is Ferdinanda ,a great cellar tavern that's always been a favourite haunt of both myself and my twin brother Stephen. I really love the look of this tavern ,exposed stonework ,a cool looking serving bar ,wonderful decor and furnishings and lots of...seating options ,it's a great tavern to chill out in. We were here on a Tuesday afternoon ,this tavern was busy ,we luckily managed to grab a table were we ordered dark beers from Klaster Pivovar ,these were served in excellent condition ,we chilled out and planned out the day ahead while sipping our beers. My beer was really good ,a dark ,malty brew ,consistent from the first sip till the last sup ,it's a beer that when it's served freezing cold as in this tavern is such a delicious beer indeed. We really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to here we had a marvellous time. Ferdinanda is easy to locate along Karmelitska . Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday,11am till 11pm. A great tavern to check out if you're in the Lesser Town ( Mala Strana ) .More

Ferdinanda is a restaurant and pub and is one of my all time favourite restaurant and pub's in Prague.Located in a brilliant area of Prague'Ferdinanda is housed in a really nice building and is in a cellar.The inside of Ferdinanda is superb with nice furnishing's...and decor and interesting features. We have been coming here for many years and we alway's visit this brilliant restaurant and pub.We have had many meals here as they are excellent and very well priced.On this occasion we only had beers as we had just had a meal.When we visited we had an excellent house beer which were excellent and well priced. This is a fantastic restaurant and pub that is well worth visiting and is very easy to get to from Hellichova tram stop it's only a few minute's walk.(This is my first review of the Ferdinanda restaurant and pub). Opening Hours. Monday-Sunday-11.00-23.00. May Be Closed The Week-End. Public Transport Tram Stop. Hellichova tram stop.More

Great little restaurant. Wholesome food, friendly staff, good value for money. A little off the beaten track but worth a visit to avoid the hordes and poor quality food you will find in the tourist traps. Served great beer and quality pork dish from a...friendly blonde lady who would put many Octoberfest waitresses to shame!More

Authentic Czech cuisine, food was very good. Service excellent, we were served by a super friendly blond lady, who explained the menu and made recommendations to us. Will be back next time we visit Prague !

The food here was very good! My boyfriend and I came back here several times during our stay in Prague. Highly recommend the goulash and the apricot pork. Definitely worth coming here! Food comes out very fast

When back in October. No Virus. Tried to Eat. Full. Now Things are getting Back to Normal. Was Successful. Place very Popular with Working Czechs. And Tourists in the Know. Across from Baby Jesus. Reasonable Lunchtime Menu. Had Lasagna. Could have Been Warmer. Fine Pivo...& Coffee. Quick, Friendly Service. Wonderful Atmosphere.More

This ia a lovely bar and we went as the food was highly recommended. I ordered the steak which was a bit disappointing as i wasn't asked how i like it cooked and it was ok . The best part was the excellent bar service...who never allowed my glass to be empty .FantasticMore

the food was very delicious, good beers, and the staff was very friendly, good prices, all over it’s a good place for a dinner.

We decided to eat at this place following reading the reviews online.  We had not booked and after being stood there for only a minute we were asked if we could wait for a few minutes for a table, this didn't bother us as we...had arrived at a peak time on a Saturday night. We were soon ushered through to our table, this place is set downstairs in multiple little areas which have 4-6 tables with informal benches in each area. The waitress seemed very attentive without being in our faces even though she seemed rushed off her feet. Nothing seemed too much hassle. We ordered our food, along with a Pilsner and a Slivovice. The food arrived in good time, I had pork with mushrooms and cheese and my partner had the pork with spiced apricot chutney, we with fries, the total came to less than CZK700. The food was lovely, tasted fresh and was definitely worth waiting just a couple of minutes. We agreed we would come back to this place as it was good for a couple or family looking for some good food or group of friends looking for somewhere for the night to begin.More

This is an unpretentious cellar restaurant with lots of small rooms off the main room, so cosy. Difficult to find so have a map and persevere, or ask a local. We had the Hot Chicken Kebab and the Pork Belly Kebab and a Greek Salad,...all were excellent, a litre of house wine only 250K, and not bad. We ate out 4 times and this was by far the best. Very good value for money. They don't take cards, only cash, we paid with EurosMore

Down the stairs and into the warmth and closeness of a maze of rooms and excellent food. We wanted a midday snack to keep us going as we wandered the city. Between the four of us we had the village sausage, fried cheese, goulash, and...fried bread. All were excellent as was the service. It was a recommendation from our hotel receptionist. Filled with families, students, and business types, it felt like a popular locally-supported spot for a quick and affordable lunch. Very cool condiment trays — with old hammers for handles, and old metal rakes for hanging coats.More

Ferdinanda, which is convenient to the main Prague train station and to the hotels around it, provides a solid introduction to Czech cuisine. The prices of food and beverages (especially good local beers) are reasonable. As other reviewers have noted, the restaurant is cash only,...no credit cards, which the server told us when she gave us our menus. My wife had the goulash with dumplings, which come with a free .33L beer. The meat was tender and the flavorful sauce was good for mopping up with the dumplings. My pork cutlet in a blue cheese sauce was juicy and tasty. Only the French fries / pommes frites were disappointing with little taste of potato. The servers were efficient, if not outgoing.More