City guide
Iconic restaurants
in Prague
A personal guide to 6 remarkable rooms in Prague, selected for much more than the menu: their stories, rituals and unmistakable atmosphere.
Prague, Czech RepublicGrand Café Orient
A genuinely rare case where an avant-garde architectural movement survives as a functioning café rather than a museum display.
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Prague, Czech RepublicCafé Imperial
A genuine full-service restaurant whose architecture is the attraction: dazzling tilework, period lighting and a century of Prague dining culture remain inseparable.
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Prague, Czech RepublicU Fleků
Far more than a beer hall: this is a vast, living Czech restaurant complex where carved wood, murals, stained glass, brewing history and traditional food form one coherent experience.
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Prague, Czech RepublicCafé Savoy
A genuinely grand room whose soaring historic ceiling turns an everyday meal into an architectural experience—ornate, legible and unmistakably Central European.
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Prague, Czech RepublicCafé Slavia
A large dining room inseparable from Prague’s cultural identity—actors, writers, dissidents and generations of diners have shared the same theatre-facing setting.
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Prague, Czech RepublicMunicipal House Restaurant
Few restaurants express an entire city’s artistic identity at this scale. The room is both a complete Art Nouveau ensemble and part of the building in which the independent Czechoslovak state was proclaimed in 1918, joining architectural splendour to national history.
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