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Prague restaurants have SO much to offer — and the Prague dining scene is one of the best things of living here. You might not have known that!
I’ve been living in Prague for 2.5 years, and have a circle of foodie friends here. We regularly go out to the best restaurants in Prague, always keeping an eye out for cool new spots. Over time, I’ve built a list of the absolute best places to go out to eat in Prague — and I’m delighted to share it with you.
Prague has changed a lot since my first visit in 2004, when my study abroad friends and I came over for a cheap party getaway. In the last 20 years, Prague has become much more sophisticated, with new high-end restaurants catering to the international community here, including some Michelin-starred restaurants.
Prague is no longer the bargain basement destination it used to be, but you still get fantastic value for money here, especially when it comes to dining out. So take advantage and go to some nice restaurants!
In my experience, Prague restaurant prices tend to be about one third of New York restaurant prices, and as far as Europe goes, Prague is much cheaper than Paris, Reykjavík, or London. Prices drop further when you leave the city center.
And it’s wildly international here in Prague, too. You can find restaurants in Prague dishing up Vietnamese bun cha, Neapolitan-style pizza, Georgian khachapuri, Mexican tacos, Japanese ramen, Ukrainian vareniki, French pastries, and American chicken and waffles, just to start.
Come with me — let’s take a look at Prague’s best restaurants!
This post was published in April 2023. Planning a trip to Prague? Don’t forget to check out my list of unusual things to do in Prague!
Best Restaurants in Prague
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