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A small bistro in Karlín. Breakfast early, a few plates at midday, and the menu deliberately short.
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A small bistro in Karlín. Breakfast early, a few plates at midday, and the menu deliberately short.
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A family-run bakery and café in Prague's Old Town, known for fresh-baked bread, pastries and a full breakfast menu.
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In Vršovice since 2013, for breakfast and weekend brunch. The pastries come from its own bakery nearby, and the guest roaster changes every month.
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A basement of vaulted brick rooms on Lublaňská. The coffee is roasted here with the roaster in plain view, and there are house sodas and bread baked fresh.
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In Dejvice, pouring the Doubleshot roastery's coffee. One long communal table, stair seating, a quiet corner with books, and breakfast baked in house.
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Opened in 1893, with a neo-Renaissance ceiling from the end of the century now under protection. It is known for its breakfast and for its own baking.
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Open on Na Poříčí since 1914, its walls in ceramic tile and its ceiling in original mosaic. Kafka and Janáček came here. Zdeněk Pohlreich cooks the Czech menu.
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Open on Národní since 1902. Kafka came here as a student and Einstein during his Prague years. A billiard room sits beside the high-ceilinged salon.
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A small espresso bar on Na Florenci. The coffee comes from the group's own roastery and the pastries from its own bakery.
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Its name means the café looking for a name. Six friends rebuilt an abandoned carpentry workshop in Smíchov, and the courtyard tables sit under a chestnut tree.
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Casual, airy eatery preparing meals made with locally sourced meats, plus sweets, wine & draft beer.
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A butcher's shop on Dlouhá with a few standing tables behind it. You pick the cut at the case and it goes straight onto the grill.
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A small counter on Dlouhá. The Czech open sandwich, the chlebíček, is rewritten here and eaten standing up.
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Old-fashioned restaurant with vaulted ceilings, offering a robust wine list & traditional cuisine.
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A restaurant and bakery in a converted Karlín factory, open since 2015. Modern Czech cooking built on fermentation and wood fire, and breads known by number.
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Upscale, creative cuisine & a wide variety of wines served in a polished atmosphere.
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Upscale restaurant with a modern menu inspired by dishes from 19th-century Czech cuisine.
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Elegant restaurant for gourmet French-style dishes, with 3 summer terraces & a winter garden.
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Contemporary eatery with a striking blue & white roof & a focus on cuts of carefully sourced beef.
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Part of a Prague hotel built in 1932, this Art Deco bar draws its design from the city's jazz-age history and is known for classic cocktails.
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This lively pub is known for its pilsner & simple Czech cooking, as well as its atmospheric cellar.
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An old-style Czech pub at the foot of Vyšehrad. Beer from the tank, everyday cooking from the kitchen, and wood on every wall.
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A vaulted cellar in the Old Town. Grilled meat and beer under brick walls, by candlelight.
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Zdeněk Pohlreich's Italian dining room and wine bar on a quiet street off the Old Town Square. The list travels the Italian regions, the kitchen the season.
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A rooftop terrace on the slope below the Castle. The red roofs of Malá Strana and the city lie beneath it.
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On Hradčany square beside the Castle gate. Lids come off the pots in the kitchen and you choose what is cooking. The terrace looks over the city.
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A long-established dining room on Liliova in the Old Town. Czech dishes and international ones share the same menu.
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Classic & modern art displayed in the Fair Trade Palace, an extension of the National Gallery.
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A Jesuit college that grew into one of Europe's largest baroque complexes. The frescoed library hall is here, and 172 steps climb the astronomical tower.
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Opened in 1999 in the restored Sova mills on Kampa island, around Meda Mládková's collection: František Kupka's abstracts and Gutfreund's cubist bronzes.
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A late nineteenth-century building facing the old Jewish cemetery. Glass, ceramics, clocks and textiles, with the glass the best known of them.
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Small interactive musuem focusing on the special effects in Karel Zeman's films in the 20th century.
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The green hill above the city. A funicular carries you up to a rose garden, a mirror maze and a lookout tower that echoes the Eiffel.
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A fortress set on the rock above the Vltava. The city shows from the ramparts, and Dvořák and Mucha lie in the cemetery.
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A park on the slope above the Vltava. A giant metronome now stands on the plinth of the demolished Stalin monument, the bridges laid out below.
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An old walled garden in Malá Strana. Fruit trees, grass, and peacocks walking about freely.
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The baroque garden of the 1600s behind the senate palace. A pool, a wall built of dripstone, and peacocks walking loose.
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Inspired by the hard-drinking author, a casual lounge bar specializing in freshly mixed cocktails.
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In a brick-vaulted Prague cellar, masked bartenders read the Rorschach inkblot card you pick and mix the drink it points them to.
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A wine bar on Senovážné square. Bottles from Czech vineyards are opened by the glass, with small plates alongside.
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A long beer hall on Dlouhá. The pilsner comes from the tank, the kitchen sends out everyday Czech cooking, and tables are shared.
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Known for its vast selection of Czech craft beers, this low-key, tri-level pub also offers pub food.
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In Holešovice since 2002. Cogs, pipes and turning mechanisms built from scrap iron cover the front of the building and the rooms inside it.
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Long-standing venue for leading live music performances from local & international artists.
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Buzzy club with a warehouse vibe specializing in some of the harder forms of dance music.
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Cool lounge bar for live jazz music in a modern glass building that feels like it is on the river.
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An old factory beside the railway in Smíchov, founded by David Černý. It is known by the two red cars hung on its facade.
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