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Recommended Prague restaurants with typical Czech cuisine:
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Restaurant Malostranská beseda
Prague 1, Malostranské náměstí 21, Phone: 257 409 112 |
La Degustation Boheme Bourgeoise (Michelin*)
Prague 1, Hastalska 18, Phone: 222 311 234 |
Restaurant Zvonice, game / venison
Prague 1, Jindřišská street, Jindřišská tower, Phone: 224 220 009 |
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Restaurant Kuchyň, cuisine type: Czech
Prague 1, Hradčanské náměstí 186/1, Phone: 736 152 891
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Restaurant La Gare, cuisine type: French
Prague 1, V Celnici 3, Phone: 222 313 712 |
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Restaurant Terasa U Zlaté Studně (Golden Well), cuisine type: international
Prague 1, U Zlaté studně 166/4, Phone: 257 533 322
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Our Tip: Restaurant Deer Preague
Excellent cuisine, taste of nature. Located next to the Old town Square.
Rabbit saddle with carrots, potatoes and brussels sprout and thyme sauce.
Chefparade - Cooking classes for tourists
Chefparade chefs prepared cooking classes for those who want to learn how to cook traditional Czech meals in a fun & interactive way. A market tour guided by the chefs is included as well as several tastings and cooking with fresh local ingrediencies. Before each cooking class you will select your 3-course menu and the organizers will provide all the necessary ingredients. You can try goulash, apple strudel, Carlsbad dumplings and much more. Cooking classes are held in the morning from Monday to Saturday and end with lunch.
Drink: Signature cocktails in famous Buddha Bar
Bar located in famous luxury Buddha Bar hotel has prepared couple signature drinks. Mezcalita or Fruit Wok Blazer - a must try coctails.
Old Bohemian style roasted duck - Traditional Czech recipe
Wash off the duck and get rid of fat excess. Rub salt and caraway into the skin of the duck. Place in a roasting pan. Roast duck in a preheated oven to 127 degrees C for 1 hour and 55 minutes.Neccessary to pour dripping over the duck during that time.
Meanwhile prepare a side dish – red cabbage. Strip off the outer leaves, wash, then slice into quarters, cut out the hard central core, then chop or shred. Put in the pot, add touch of vinegar, salt and sugar when cooking red cabbage in water. After 20 minutes thicken it with roux. Carve the duck and serve it with bread and potato dumplings and home-made red cabbage.
Traditional Czech Easter Stuffing - Recipe
Cut the plain white bread into cubes, roast in the oven until golden (cubes should not be layered on top of each other too much as they would roast unevenly) and allow to cool. Beat the eggs using an electric mixer (there is no need to beat the white and the yolk separately.. See more...
Wild boar in red wine
Traditional Czech recipe
Debone the wild boar shoulder, cut into small chunks and marinate for 24 hours in juniper, thyme and red wine. Bake the meat and add chopped onion, bacon cut in small cubes, bay leaf, whole pepper, game seasoning, salt and continue baking with the meat until dark, pour some red wine and pot-roast until soft. Remove the meat, add demi-glace sauce (made from the wild boar bones and vegetables), reduce all and mix with butter. See more...
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Do you want to celebrate New Year 2020 with your family and friends in one of the outstanding Prague restaurants? We bring you a selection of restaurants with a special New Year’s menu and programme.
Do you want to celebrate Christmas with your family and friends in one of the outstanding Prague restaurants? We bring you a selection of restaurants with a special Christmas menu for Christmas Eve day.
Where to go for steaks in Prague? For people who love meat and barbecues we have come up with a list of selected restaurants and steak houses in Prague that mainly focus on serving beef steaks.
A good, hearty breakfast really sets you up for the day. If you are planning on having breakfast at one of Prague’s fine restaurants or coffee houses, we have chosen a few establishments for you that we would recommended.
Sunday Brunch is organized by several Prague restaurants. It is a connection of good meal, social event and Sunday relax. Brunch is something between breakfast and lunch, it usually starts befor lunch and lasts to afternoon hours.
Live music is often a pleasant accompaniment to having a meal in a restaurant, something a bit different. That is why we decided to choose a few places for you in Prague where you can listen to live music, whether it be an unobtrusive piano or a bit of fiery Latin American rhythm.
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