Prague on the Global Culinary Map
Prague’s restaurant scene is as diverse as the city itself. From Italian, French, Arabic, Indian, Spanish, Mexican and Armenian cuisine to kosher and vegetarian dining – and, of course, authentic traditional Czech food – the choice is virtually limitless. After a full day exploring the historic city centre, unwind in one of Prague’s stylish restaurants offering first-class service and breathtaking views, or step into a traditional Czech pub known for its warm hospitality and outstanding local beer.
Discover Prague through its flavours and savour an unforgettable culinary experience. Dobrou chuť! pronounced “DOH-broh khoot”, meaning “Enjoy your meal”!
MICHELIN Guide & Gault & Millau in Prague
The year 2025 marks a milestone for Czech gastronomy. For the first time, the prestigious MICHELIN Guide officially entered the Czech Republic, recognizing the country’s best restaurants and confirming its growing international reputation. At the same time, the renowned culinary guide Gault & Millau also made its selection in Czechia, further highlighting the quality, creativity, and talent of the local dining scene. The arrival of these two globally respected authorities clearly establishes Czechia as an emerging gastronomic destination in Europe. Discover award-winning restaurants and experience Czech cuisine at a world-class level.
Czech classics that you will adore
Would you like to try typical Czech cuisine? If so, why not choose a restaurant marked with the Czech Specials sign, which is a guarantee of excellent food in a pleasant environment. What particular Czech specialities should one try in Prague? Various sauces and meat and dumplings, baked poultry, freshwater fish and sweet cakes are typical of the local cuisine. Is your mouth starting to water? Then why not try some Czech specialities at restaurants such as Restaurant Parnas, U Pinkasů, Triton Restaurant, Osseg Restaurant, Gate Restaurant.
The best beer in town
A glass of excellent beer or South Moravian wine is the perfect accompaniment to most meals. For beer, visit one of Prague’s brewery pubs, where the “liquid bread” is brewed in brass tanks. Among the most highly recommended are the famous pub U Fleků, Pivovarský dům and the Staropramen brewery in the Smíchov district.