Letna, Holešovice, and Troja Restaurants
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1. The Eatery
$$ | |This fantastic destination restaurant, with thoughtful, delicate twists on modern Czech food in a shiny-steel-and-concrete industrial setting, is certainly the district's best and even holds its own against the rest of the city. Run by the former Michelin-starred chef at Alcron, in the center of town, the Eatery is a more informal but no less delicious venture, with all the extras you'd expect from an establishment of this quality, from a chef's table to delicious wines and an open kitchen.
U Uranie 18, 170 00, Czech Republic603--945--236Known For
- Czech and European food, with fresh, local ingredients
- Theatrical cooking in the open kitchen
- Regularly buzzing
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch Sat., Reservations recommended -
2. Big Smokers
$$ | |This recently opened joint brings modern barbecue to the Czech capital, in a big way. The meats are glorious, the vibe is industrial-cool, and the welcome is friendly.
Dělnická 40, 170 00, Czech Republic737--070--373Known For
- Trays of perfectly flamed meat
- Piquant accompaniments
- Cheap sandwich-based lunch menu
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. -
3. Bistro 8
$$ | |Located on what is among Prague's coolest streets, this hip little spot combines a retro aesthetic—black walls, a mix of chairs, and lots of plants—with tasty international food and unique touches.
Veverkova 8, 170 00, Czech Republic730--511--973Known For
- Fun design, such as bright monster sculptures and cracked pots in the window
- Great brunch
- Huge sandwiches
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4. Café Domeček
$ | |This sweet "Little House" perched in a community center in the other park bordering Letná district, Stromovka, is a very pleasant option for a coffee in summer, particularly ahead of a leafy walk across the park. There are grilled foods, too, some cakes, some sandwiches, homemade ice cream and lemonade, and (of course) beer. The picnic tables in dappled sunlight outside are particularly appealing. Opening hours can vary out of season.
Královská obora 74, 170 00, Czech Republic731--142--109Known For
- Decent coffee and cakes
- Board games
- Lovely setting in a listed former railway building in Stromovka Park
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5. Cafe Hrnek
$ | |With its bare plaster walls and laid-back vibe, uber-cool Cafe Hrnek is a fab spot for great coffee, tasty brunches, and decadent sweet treats.
Veletržní 49, 170 00, Czech Republic771--203--034Known For
- Food and drink served in lovely retro blue porcelain
- Delicious cinnamon rolls
- Warm, welcoming staff
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6. Curry Palace
$$ | |Just behind Letná Park, Curry Palace is a bit off the beaten path, but it's the place for Indian and Bangladeshi food. You'll find the usual mix of tandoori dishes and curries, and staff are happy to recommend more unique options. This makes a perfect lunch or dinner stop after visiting the National Technical Museum or the park itself.
Jirečková 13, 170 00, Czech Republic233--378--342Known For
- Excellent rezela, a specialty made with varyingly spicy chicken or lamb, with garlic-ginger paste and yogurt
- Relaxed family atmosphere
- Affordable lunch menu
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7. Dos Mundos
$ | |Come for the swings, stay for the coffee: this small coffee shop has swing seats (a bit of a gimmick, but actually quite a cute one), lovely cakes, and excellent coffee. It's more of a daytime place than an evening bar, although it is open until 9.
Milady Horákové 38, 170 00, Czech Republic736--454--762Known For
- Having its own roastery
- Rotating house coffee choices
- Unusual options like an espresso-flavored tonic water
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8. Erhartova cukrárna
$ | |There are retro vibes and delicious pastries in this mini-chain, which now has three branches around town. The company dates back to 1937, so it's authentic, with good coffee and more than 20 cake choices.
Milady Horákové 56, Czech RepublicKnown For
- The Erhart cake---chocolate cake, pumpkin seed cream, and marzipan
- Excellent value
- More than 70 years of history in the functionalist style building and interior, much of which is original
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9. Gelateria Amato
$ | |A perfectly located ice-cream parlor for taking a sweet, cold treat into Letná or Stromovka Park. Their slogan is "There's always a good time for an ice-cream," and frankly, when the gelato is this good, we agree.
Kamenická 30, Czech Republic223--016--223Known For
- Ice-cream cakes
- Sorbets made with fresh seasonal fruit
- Rich and indulgent chocolate-based recipes, particularly with 70% dark chocolate chips
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10. Home Kitchen
$$ | |A popular café-bistro-bar with a homey feel (per its name), the menu here changes daily, taking inspiration from a mix of the owners' grandmothers and U.K. superchef Gordon Ramsay. There's also a shop for fresh vegetables and pastries. The coffee is great and at night there are often DJs.
Jankovcova 14A, 110 00, Czech Republic605--263--812Known For
- Crusty home-baked bread and fluffy pancakes
- Lively spot, often packed
- Chill international feel
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11. Lokál Nad Stromovkou
$$ | |The same talented team behind Lokál Dlouhááá and Café Savoy refurbished this long-standing Czech pub near Stromovka Park in 2013. Not only did they add a fresh coat of paint to the walls, but, true to form, they refreshed and reintroduced some traditional tavern classics alongside great beer. A solid choice if you are in the area.
Nad Královskou oborou 31, 170 00, Czech Republic220–912–319Known For
- Modern takes on classics, like steak tartare served with toast
- Convivial vibe
- Popularity with locals
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12. Mr. HotDog
$ | |It's almost sacrilegious to describe these U.S.-style dogs as the best sausage in town, but their greatness cannot be denied (make sure you grab a Czech-style klobasa, or sausage, while in Prague, too, though).
Kamenická 24, Czech Republic732--732 -404Known For
- Biker-style vibe
- Their Classic Dog, with sides and sauces galore to add
- Occasional eating contests
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13. Ouky Douky
$ | |A Prague original, this combination Czech bookstore and coffeehouse draws a mix of students, intellectuals, and vagabonds. The coffee is very good, as are the homemade daily soups and breakfast specials. The rest of the food is only so-so, but everyone is drawn to the convivial atmosphere. This was the first home of the Globe Bookstore and Café back in the 1990s.
Janovského 14, 170 00, Czech Republic266–711–531Known For
- Eclectic setting
- Always lively
- Homemade soups
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14. Restaurace Na Mělníku
$$ | |Rub shoulders with locals at this pub that serves up fantastic, authentic local cuisine. Expect rib-sticking Czech favorites—there's a large selection of dumplings—that are perfect on cold days, and perfect cold draft beers. And because it isn't in the city center, the tourist kitsch element is absent---along with the inflated prices.
Františka Křížka 745/28, 170 00, Czech Republic233--378--731Known For
- Great schnitzel
- Visiting is like stepping back in time
- Down-to-earth, historic atmosphere
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15. Salabka
$$$ | |Residential, semirural-seeming Troja is hardly a dining hot spot, but this vineyard restaurant with rooms is a real treat if you are in the area or looking for something a bit different for a special-occasion lunch or dinner. High-end dining, a stylish setting, and delicious wines combine to make visitors forget, or maybe remember, that they are in the bustling Czech capital. A taxi from the city center, probably the easiest way to arrive, should take around 15 minutes.
K Bohnicím 2, 171 00, Czech Republic778--019--002Known For
- Excellent wines, particularly the historic Riesling
- Inventive tasting menus (no à la carte), with standout freshwater fish dishes
- Exclusive feel
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun.--Tues., Reservations recommended. -
16. The Farm
$ | |Locals love this buzzing café that focuses on local ingredients and serves generous brunches, delicious bread, and excellent coffee. Chleba a máslo, next door, is a similarly unpretentious neighborhood bakery that's owned by the same crew.
Korunovační 923/17, 170 00, Czech Republic774--863--999Known For
- Weekend brunch
- Delicious (but pricey) juices
- Live music in the evenings
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