Prague Restaurants

Open from 11 a.m until midnight at Rytírska 10, near metro station Mustek
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Discover the taste of Renaissance Prague
The Lion's Court is a stylish restaurant evoking charm of the Rudolphine era, located on the northern edge of the Prague Castle grounds. Just a few steps from the Royal Gardens, it boasts a magnificent view of the Prague Castle and the city of Prague. Its menu, which features a variety of exquisite gastronomic delights from the era of the Emperor Rudolf II. and quality wines from Moravia, Portugal, France and Austria, will satisfy even the most discerning of gourmets. Apart from the main restaurant, you can also relax on a summer terrace, in a coctail bar or an outside garden. Private lounges available for functions and business meetings, lunches, dinners and banquets.

Taste Classical Czech Dishes as well French and Italian Cuisine

Restaurant and COCKTAIL BAR!
The exposed brick walls, ornate wrought iron chandeliers, red furnishings and black high chairs create an enigmatic, gothic, castle atmosphere.
It takes a while for your eyes to adjust to the candle-lit lighting. Then the shadowy corners of the room seem to come alive as flamboyantly dressed figures slowly emerge from the life-size frescos on the walls. The medieval scenes of feasting and carefree merriment are enough to raise the appetite of any guest. And with these expectations one turns to the menu with its rich, traditional flavours and ample portions.

Near Prague Castle!
Regardless of the main tourist tracts not far away, the intimate Prague Castle neighborhood shelters a genuine jewel of the Prague culinary world. It's enough to stray just a few steps from Neruda street to find a typical Little Town house from the beginning of the 19th century in which the Restaurant Club David waits for its guests. And not just common guests! You may be surprised to find your neighbors at the next table to be Sean Connery, Andie MacDowell or Matt Damon...
Once you've tasted David's magic, you'll never forget it. It's not unusual that the world's most sophisticated clients regularly return for this unforgettable experience. You can enjoy it too!

Lovers of the delicatessen have already found this inconspicuous, yet cosmopolitan meeting place. At No. 9 Valentinská Street, (just a few minutes from the Old Town Square and a few steps from Rudolfinum), Sípek Bistrot offers delicacies originating in France, Italy and Spain. Produce ranges from goose paté to fine vegetable preserves, exotic vinegars or mustards to a myriad of cheeses, salamis, and hams, including prime Pata Negra. Come to taste all before you buy, and flush it down with our offer of a glass of wine. The delicatessen (which remains open until at least 8 p.m.) has recently been complemented by the completion of the stylish restaurant section, specializing mainly in French cuisine. The interior (including the cutlery, cups, plates, lamps, chairs, tables, even the washbowls) is the work of one of the few Czech architects and designers, to have become successful around the world, even once instigating “sípekmania“: Borek Sípek. The master of desire for magic in the midst of ordinary days has created an interior that reflects his grand vision of reality.