Restaurants in Czech Republic

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

In 2008, Allegro, at the Four Seasons Hotel Prague, earned the first Michelin star in the former Soviet Bloc.

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 ar

One of the city’s most celebrated cafés, Slavia opened in 1881 and soon became a gathering place for artists and intellectuals, including Franz Kafka

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

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

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 gla

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 architect

Located inside a former stamp-printing shop, Kolkovna is filled with ornate plaster work, restored original brewery equipment, antique advertising pos

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 Old T

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

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