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Kampa Park Restaurant, one of Prague's finest restaurants, is set in an exclusive location beside the river on Kampa Island, right next to Charles Bridge. Kampa Park offers flamboyantly presented international fare, including a superb selection of fresh seafood, classic Czech wild game dishes and innovative meat selections.

Gold & crystal chandeliers hang elegantly from the high ceiling of the Francouzska Restaurant. With gleaming tableware and fresh flowers spread throughout, the restaurant simply sparkles. During the day huge windows facing out on to Republic Square flood the building with natural light. Perfect anytime, day or night. Live piano every evening.

A unique culinary surprise awaits at the Rybí Trh (Fish Market) Restaurant. A range of exceptional dishes, from fresh-water fish and sea fish, to lobsters and oysters ensure Rybí Trh is the most sought out fish restaurant in Prague. Book a table in the restaurant's fully air-conditioned exquisite surroundings or outside on the terrace.

Restaurant Fish is located by the river, at the entrance to the historic Mala Strana area of Prague. Restaurant Fish has a unique, individual style. The interior is modern with classic touches and the overall feeling is of a clean, fresh and very special restaurant. Aquariums dotted around add extra colour.

Triton in Wenceslas Square is Prague's première Art Nouveau restaurant, with a unique interior designed to resemble a stalactite cave. Triton first opened in 1912 and has managed to preserve its individual style ever since. Ideal for a romantic meal or for groups looking to spend a pleasant, relaxed evening in the company of friends. Live piano every night.

Hergetova Cihelna Restaurant is set in a prime location by the river in Mala Strana. This stylish, modern eatery offers fine views of Charles Bridge and across to Prague's Old Town. The atmosphere is sophisticated, but not imposing, helped by the soft, upbeat background tunes. Hergetova Cihelna is a cool place to dine, popular with people of every age range.

Situated on the top floor of Dancing House, La Perle de Prague is a stylish, air-conditioned restaurant with stunning views over Prague. Prague Castle & Charles Bridge lie before you, resplendent in the daytime and awe-inspiring at night. In the summer, guests can also dine on the open terrace.

Step into a beautiful 16th century building in Mala Strana and experience some of the finest dining that Prague has to offer. One of Prague’s best French restaurants, U Maliru excels at every level. Choose from duck, game, beef, lamb, seafood and much more, along with an extensive range of fine wines.

Famous Pravda is a classic cosmopolitan restaurant, combining contemporary furnishings and works of art with culinary delights from around the globe. Crystal chandeliers, mirrors and candle-light illuminate the architectural features. Outside, there is pavement dining with heaters. Pravda is a special restaurant with a reputation for attracting celebrities. You can be sure you are in good company and will be dining in style.

V Zatisi is one of the Old Town's hidden secrets. Set just off beautiful Betlemska Square, this elegant restaurant serves fine cuisine with an excellent range of accompanying wines. While standards of service are known to be amongst the best in Prague, there is still a relaxed, informal atmosphere.

Situated on Prague's most fashionable street, Barock is a smart, modern restaurant dedicated to the stars of film and music. There is a good choice of International cuisine, ranging from Japanese sushi to Chilean sea bass, grilled gambas, steaks, salads and pasta. Barock also has pavement dining with heaters, plus on some nights, live Jazz & Latin American music.

As the main Japanese sushi restaurant in Prague's city centre, Made in Japan is set in an ideal location between Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square. Made in Japan boasts an extensive menu, featuring sushi, sashimi, noodles, dumplings, tempura, grilled fish, fried meats and much more.

Stylish HOT Restaurant in Prague looks out onto Wenceslas Square. HOT has plenty of ambiance and serves a first-class steaks & pasta menu. For romantic couples it is ideal, but it is also our top recommendation for groups. From corporate nights to stag parties, groups will find this fits the bill perfectly.
Live music features piano, guitar and cabaret singers.

If you haven't been to U Kalicha, you haven't been to Prague is the saying. We tend to agree! U Kalicha has all the elements necessary for a traditional Czech pub restaurant: hearty and plentiful savoury Czech food, large and frothy cold beer, and lively traditional Czech music.

Lary Fary Restaurant is located on lively Dlouha street, in the heart of the Old Town. The decor is a mix of Medieval and North African, while the menu brings together different cuisines of the world. Dishes include giant oriental kebabs, South American steaks, shrimp, Couscous, Tex-Mex, spicy Thai dishes and Sushi. Live Guitar several nights a week.

Dahab Restaurant's decor is inspired by Egyptian, Moroccan and Tunisian cafés, in the style of the fairytale the One Thousand and One Nights. Relax on cushioned couches and enjoy good Arabic food, including some fine hot & cold Mezzés. Ideal for couples, but equally interesting for Prague stag parties and hen nights. Belly dancers perform some nights.

U Fleku is a large pub, restaurant and micro-brewery all rolled into one. This large, sprawling tavern is laid out in true European beer hall style. For over 500 years U Fleku has served generations of Prague dwellers; even Napoleon Bonaparte has paid a visit! Live accordion player every day and evening.

Staromácek is a traditional Czech restaurant, located just off the Old Town Square. Staromácek presents a menu of old Bohemian cuisine, including goulash, pork, venison, sausage and trout. The food is basic, but the atmosphere is nice and in its price range by the Old Town Square, it presents good value for money.