Bon Appetit

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• Bakeshop Praha read more ›
  (1 Kozi,Prague 1. Tel. 222 316 823)
  One of the choicest spots in the city centre for a quick bite to eat. Excellent coffee, the-diet-starts-tomorrow brownies and healthy sandwiches.
• Bakery Mansson read more ›
  (8-6 Bilkova, Prague 1. )
  This bakery is the stork that delivers quality bread to the city's up-market restaurants. But you can get it fresh and cheap at this Old Town location.
• Lehká Hlava read more ›
  (2 Borsov, 1. Tel. 222 220 665)
  A culinary oasis for vegetarians and those simply looking for a healthy lunch or dinner. Think tofu, plenty of raw veggie salads and delicious-sounding soups. If you can, try to sit in the 'starlit' dining room.
• Café Savoy read more ›
  (1 Vitezna, 1. Tel. 25 731 1562)
  This bright and airy café is a stylish spot for lunch. The food is light and fresh, and the desserts heavenly. Order one of the hearty soups.
• Kabul read more ›
  (14 Karoliny Svetle, 1. Tel. 224 235 452)
  Calm, friendly and delicious. Just a few blocks from the National Theatre, this intimate eatery is not to be missed for its mouth-watering kebabs.
• Bohemia Bagel read more ›
  (19 Lazenska, Prague 1. Tel. 257 218 192)
  After some rebranding, Bohemia Bagel is firmly positioned on the food scene as a clean, hip spot to grab a pesto bagel sandwich, as opposed to the coffee-and-cigarette joint it was in its former incarnation.

• Ambiente Brasileiro read more ›
  (8 Ulica Radnice, Prague 1. Tel. 224 234 474)
  If there was a heaven for carnivores, this Brazilian restaurant would probably be it. Think meat - and lots of it - on skewers. Quality food and decent prices.
• Novomestsky Pivovar read more ›
  (20 Vodickova, Prague 1. Tel. 222 232 448)
  One of the liveliest breweries in the city, especially during the evening when a harmonica player entertains, cabaret-style. Czech cuisine is cooked using Czech beer.
• Mozaīka read more ›
  (13 Nitranska, 2. Tel. 22 425 3011)
  Curious combinations of international fusion cooking make for winning results at this restaurant, just a few tram stops from the city centre.
• Kolkovna read more ›
  (8 V Kolkovne, Prague 1. Tel. 224 819 701)
  Just a stone's throw from the Old Town Square, you can expect an elegant twist on pub food, such as beef carpaccio, roasted goose and the Pilsner brewer's turkey steak, at this Pilsner Urquell-owned restaurant.
• Novomestsky Pivovar read more ›
  (20 Vodickova, Prague 1. Tel. 222 232 448)
  One of the liveliest breweries in the city, especially during the evening hours when a harmonica player entertains, cabaret-style. Czech cuisine cooked using Czech beer.
• Les Moules read more ›
  (19 Parizska, Prague 1. Tel. 222 315 022)
  Known for serving mussels in every shape, form and texture. The creamy Thai soup and mussels dipped in beer are the best of the bunch.

• Kogo Ristorante read more ›
  (22 Na Prikope, Slovansky Dum, Prague 1. Tel. 221 451 259)
  A coveted location, this restaurant serves some of the city's best pasta dishes on one of its busiest shopping streets. The service is excellent.
• Hot Restaurant read more ›
  (45 Vaclavske Namesti, Prague 1. Tel. 222 247 240)
  This hip, art-deco spot touts its steaks, but there is much more to choose from, including Czech classics such as duck baked in dark beer.
• Hergetova Cihelna read more ›
  (2B Cihelná, 1. Tel. 296 826 103)
  This stunning riverside restaurant, with gorgeous views of the Charles Bridge, is a favourite with romantic couples. The terrace is where you want to be.
• Cicala read more ›
  (43 Zitna, 1. Tel. 222 210 375)
  One of the best Italian restaurants in Prague, Cicala boasts a relaxed vibe, and serves big portions of pasta and pizza. Visiting A-listers, including Sean Connery and Matt Damon, are fans.
• Zvonice read more ›
  (Jindrisska Vez, 1. Tel. 224 220 009)
  You don't get many opportunities to eat tuna steak with red salmon caviar in a bell tower, so don't let this one pass you by.
• Mlynec read more ›
  (9 Novotneho Lavka, Prague 1. Tel. 221 082 208)
  A top choice for international fare and the restaurant is practically on the Charles Bridge.

• Flambée read more ›
  (5 Husova, Prague 1. Tel. 224 248 512)
  Special occasion or not, you can't beat the ambience at Flambée. If you and your date are so inclined, try the chateaubriand Irish steak on a bed of burning cognac.
• Isabella read more ›
  (Bellagio Hotel, 2 Ulica Milosrdnych, Prague 1. Tel. 224 819 957)
  The chef has the Midas touch when it comes to food. Heading the kitchens of the poshest restaurants in the city, this is his own baby. International and Italian food are mouth-wateringly delightful.
• La Degustation read more ›
  (18 Hastalska, 1. Tel. 222 311 234)
  A treat for those who are serious about fine dining. With seven courses and seven amuse bouches you will appreciate each and every unique taste.
• Kampa Park read more ›
  (8B Na Kampe, Prague 1. Tel. 257 532 685)
  Arguably Prague's most elegant restaurant, Kampa Park boasts an enviable view of the Charles Bridge. Dishes like foie gras with pear tatin, halibut with creamed potatoes, black truffle and crispy bacon, and dark chocolate fondant with cardamom ice-cream will have you wanting to come back for more.
• Svata Klara read more ›
  (35 Trojského Zámku, Prague 7. Tel. 233 540 173)
  A cavernous and charmingly romantic spot to have one of the finest meals in Prague. An exclusive haunt for visiting stars, like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, as well as local politicians and celebs. Booking is advised.
• Flambée read more ›
  (5 Husova, Prague 1. Tel. 224 248 512)
  Valentine's Day or not, you can't beat the ambience at Flambee. If you and a date are so inclined, try the chateaubriand Irish steak on a bed of burning cognac. It's no mystery why celebs like Mick Jagger have dined here.

After Dark

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• Norton Café Club read more ›
  (15 Dusni, Prague 1. )
  A minuscule cocktail bar off Parizska that will inspire conversation and relaxation. Prices are not steep and the attitude of the staff is as warm as you would find in your favourite local pub, even if they don't know your name.
• Hapu read more ›
  (8 Orlicka, Prague 3. Tel. 222 720 158 )
  The fearless bartenders at this bar concoct drinks so strong and tasty, that you'll be asking for seconds... and thirds.
• Monarch read more ›
  (6 V Kolkovne, 1. Tel. 222 315 545)
  This wine bar is perfectly suited for those who want a quiet environment in which to relax, sip on a drink and talk for a few hours.
• Café Café read more ›
  (10 Rytirska, Prague 1. Tel. 224 210 597)
  This vast café just off Wenceslas Square is most definitely the place to be seen. With a fashion-savvy vibe, high ceilings and exclusive drinks, it's a high-class place to relax.
• La Belle Epoque read more ›
  (8 Krizovnicka, 1. Tel. 222 321 926 )
  Despite the name, don't expect haute couture. But do expect a country-antique motif that is oddly comfortable.
• Nostress read more ›
  (10 Dusni, Prague 1. Tel. 222 317 007)
  Enjoy a glass of wine at this comfortable venue with a superb restaurant and impressive gift shop.

• Reduta Jazz Club read more ›
  (20 Narodni, Prague 1. Tel. 224 933 487)
  Those who appreciate live music can rest assured that this club, which has been around since 1958, is more concerned with the talent that it brings in than the fashion statement it makes. Former Czech president Vaclav Havel brought former American president Bill Clinton here.
• Red, Hot & Blues read more ›
  (12 Jakubská, Prague 1. Tel. 222 323 364)
  A Tex-Mex restaurant with a love of music. Even if you're not feeling hungry, you can still have a few drinks and enjoy the nightly free music at this central location.
• U Maleho Glena read more ›
  (23 Karmelitska, 1. Tel. 257 531 717)
  A small room with big sound. This is the place if you are in the mood for jazz music.
• Lucerna Music Bar read more ›
  (36 Vodickova, 1. Tel. 224 217 108)
  Consistently brings in top-quality live performers. Despite the small space, the atmosphere is electric when a band hits the stage. An 80s-style party every weekend.
• U Stare Pani read more ›
  (9 Michalska, 1. Tel. 603 551 680)
  This is where jazz aficionados head to appreciate the cherished American sound that swings from 9pm to midnight.
• Malostranska Besea read more ›
  (21 Malostranske Namesti, Prague 1. Tel. 257 532 093)
  This two-roomed nightclub features great jazz and rock every night.

• Mecca read more ›
  (3 U Pruhonu, Prague 7. Tel. 283 870 522)
  Dance music reigns supreme at this pilgrimage point for the young and beautiful. High heels and high cheekbones aplenty.
• Mecca read more ›
  (3 U Pruhonu, Prague 7. Tel. 283 870 522)
  Perfect for those who prefer hanging out amid a fashionable crowd while listening to music with strong beats and no lyrics when out on the town.
• Duplex read more ›
  (21 Vaclavske Namesti, 1. Tel. 22 423 2319)
  Very central (Wenceslas Square) and very late (5am), this massive club is where Mick Jagger celebrated his 60th birthday.
• Duplex read more ›
  (21 Vaclavske Namesti, 1. Tel. 22 423 2319)
  Very central (Wenceslas Square) and very late (5am), this massive club is where Mick Jagger celebrated his 60th birthday.
• U Buldoka read more ›
  (1 Preslova, 5. Tel. 257 329 154)
  Open until 5am on the weekend and 4am on weekdays, this music bar is a good spot to see how locals like to see in the early-morning hours.
• St Nicholas Café read more ›
  (10 Trziste, Prague 1. Tel. 257 530 204)
  Open until 3am, the café is a cosy place to chill and have friendly bartenders serve you drink after drink after...

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