HOSTINEC U KALICHA Na Bojisti 12-14, Prague 2	This is one of the most famous Czech restaurants in Prague and very popular. The folklore musicans will really get you into a lively mood to drink glasses of beer, gobble down some tradditional Czech gulas with dumplings and maybe pick up some history. Reservations recommended.
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NEBOZIZEK Na Bojisti 12-14, Prague 2	This is one of the most famous Czech restaurants in Prague and very popular. The folklore musicans will really get you into a lively mood to drink glasses of beer, gobble down some tradditional Czech gulas with dumplings and maybe pick up some history. Reservations recommended.
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NOVOMESTSKY PIVOVAR Vodickova 20, Prague 1 Tel:22231662	While this micro-brewery just of Wencelas Square is one of Prague's largest restaurants-with five cavernous rooms-it's often difficult to find a seat. The slightly sweet 11 degree Lavek beer isn't cloudy due to improper brewing, but rather because the yeast isn't strained out after brewing, as it would be at a large commercial brewery.
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POD KRIDLEM Narodni 10, Prague 1 Tel:2491 2377	Blindingly white décor gives Restaurant Pod kridlem a cool elegance, extending even to the white baby-grand piano. The cuisine is a high-class version of traditional czech fare, its unfussy simplicity blending well with the surroundings.
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U FLEKU Kremencova 9, Prague 2 Tel:24915118	One of the oldest beer halls in Prague has become one of the tourist restaurants. This is a good place for a group of friends in for a little taste of the Czech culture. Here you can eat, drink, and sing if your heart desires. The gulas with dumplings is a very tasty dish. For groups reservations needed.
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U KRKAVCU Dlouha 25, Prague 1 Tel:24 81 72 64	This restaurants vaulted Roman cellar dates from the XIIIth century. The wine cellar offers meals of the warm and cold kitchen,. It's own specialities as Oldbohemian beefsteak, Filet Mignon, Porkfilet and soup "Krkavec". It also offers traditional Czech specialities as roasted duck, Milk rabbit thigh and lambsteak. The sweet offer cower warm pastries, the Prague pancake filled with ice-cream and fresh fruit, and a cake filled with apricots.
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U MALTEZSKYCH RYTIRU Prokopska 10, Prague 1 Tel:57533666	This Czech restaurant has been around for some years and kept its reputation up for having charm and delicious food. They have expanded their menu to satisfy the their vegetarian guests. If your are lucky the owner, Nadia Cerenikova, will suprise you with a story of a spirit who occupys the restaurant when the doors close for the evening.
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