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  • Alfa

    The spot serves goulash and dumplings in a late-Gothic building. More
  • Arzenal

    One of the most unusual and colorful shops to be found in the city is Arzenal, a Thai restaurant selling glass works by renowned Czech designer and... More
  • Café Onyx

  • Café Slavia

    One of the city’s most celebrated cafés, Slavia opened in 1881 and soon became a gathering place for artists and intellectuals, including Franz Kaf... More
  • Café Zeman

  • Céleste

    Sleek new bar and restaurant in Frank Gehry’s Dancing Building. More
  • Divinis

    Located on a quiet cobblestoned street near the Tyn Church, this cozy Italian wine bar is owned by Czech celebrity chef Zdeněk Pohlreich. The homel... More
  • Dynamo

    This sleek, lime green diner in Nové Mesto (New Town) has an award-winning design that includes chrome accents, a large digital clock, cone-shaped ... More
  • Grand Café Orient

    The café is on the second floor of the House of the Black Madonna, originally constructed in 1912 as a department store by the Czech Cubist archite... More
  • Kolkovna

    Located inside a former stamp-printing shop, Kolkovna is filled with ornate plaster work, restored original brewery equipment, antique advertising ... More
  • La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise

    La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise (or Degustation, as it is known), was a revelation for Czechs as well as visitors to the city when it opened in Ol... More
  • U Modre Kachnicky

    Ideal for special occasions, U Modre Kachnicky (which means “At the Blue Duckling”) serves traditional Czech cuisine in an intimate, old-world dini... More
  • V Zatisi

    Dine on roasted pumpkin with feta and a citrus dressing in a book-lined alcove at V Zatisi. More
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