The White Horse Restaurant in Prague is located in the stunning 12th century medieval cellars of one of the oldest houses on the Old Town Square. The White Horse (Bily Konicek) creatively blends modern furnishings into an array of stone alcoves and open spaces, spread over several levels. The restaurant serves mainly international cuisine, but also has a number of good traditional Czech dishes on its menu. Meals are prepared from high quality ingredients with an emphasis on seasonal products. The wine list has some nice Czech wines, plus bottles from France, Germany, Italy and Spain. If wish to try the Czech house wines, which are good, it works out better value to order by the glass. Most nights things liven up around 8.00pm, as a live band takes to the stage. Music varies from day to day, and ranges from Latin music to Jazz & Blues. The White Horse Restaurant is a fairly informal, relaxed restaurant, but has an air of the special occasion. It therefore suits most types of diner, from romantic couples to large parties. In the warmer months the restaurant opens a terrace on the Old Town Square, where diners can eat and enjoy fine views over the square. |