Eating and Shopping in Old Town

Mysak Sweet Shop

Located steps from Wenceslas Square on lively Vodičkova Street, is the famous Myšák sweet shop - well, a reconstructed version of the legendary sweet shop anyway as the Rondo-Cubist building that housed the famous confectionary from 1910 collapsed in 2006. In the true spirit of renovation and nostalgia, the structure was rebuilt and the sweet shop reopened its famous doors in 2008. In 2017, another renovation was made under the direction of professionals from Ambiente Group – the establishment that runs the popular Café Savoy as well. In cooperation with the Najbrt Studio, the place was

Cafe Bambus

Café Bambus is a happening and bustling daytime hangout and nightspot that serves tasty food available in a lunch and dinner menu that includes international cuisine, delicious Thai specialties and more. Café Bambus also doubles as a bar and is crowded night and day, a true testimonial to the café’s tasty food, cool atmosphere, good music and delicious cocktails. The cozy interior features close tables, a warm color scheme and interesting ethnic wall art. The real winners at Café Bambus besides the Thai cuisine are the always flowing cocktails that are poured into the night; Café Bambus

Divinis

Divinis is a cozy intimate restaurant serving excellent Northern Italian cuisine and top-notch wines. The menu is small, but prominent Czech Chef Zdeněk Pohlreich, who uses only fresh imported ingredients from the sun-drenched Mediterranean, makes the dishes expertly and with love. Aside from the seasonal main menu, which features among other delicious delicacies Osso bucco with braised vegetables and capers, Braised Veal with Marsala wine and a fresh fish selection of the day, the Chef often prepares special featured appetizers based on available imports, which is a nod to his creative culi

La Casa Blů

The flavors of South America are very much alive in this cozy, colorful cantina in the heart of Old Town. There is an amazing, unique atmosphere in this restaurant as the scene is very casual, colorful and lively and full of people clustered around intimate small tables and gathered at the bar to sip coronas, margaritas and shots of yummy tequila. La Casa Blů is non-smoking as well, which makes it even more welcoming. La Casa Blů features a native South American staff and is decorated with a mix and match of wooden furniture, an old but very appropriate wooden floor and just about anything you

U Medvidku

U Medvidku, or At the Little Bears, is one of a dwindling number of classic Czech pubs operating in Old Town. In a popular tourist destination such as Prague you often come across ‘Czech Pubs’ that are not at all traditional; U Medvidku is the complete opposite, you will be completely satisfied with U Medvidku’s traditional atmosphere, and the fact that Czechs still frequent this real-deal establishment is all the proof you need. The cozy interior is complete with rows of wooden tables and chairs (usually packed full of people, so arrive early!) and an army of servers bearing

Beas Vegetarian Dhaba

Beas Dhaba is a great option for vegetarians and vegans in Prague. Beas Dhaba has various locations throughout Prague - what a great way to eat your way around the city! Beas focuses on Northern Indian cuisine and offers dahl, sabji, basmati rice, soup, chutney, dosa, parantha, thali, chai, and fresh juices. The food is affordable and excellent, prepared from scratch daily and contains no traces of eggs, meat, or fish. The decor in all of the Beas establishments is attractive and simple; some feature original bright jungle paintings by Milos Vacik while others are dripping with lush gree

Hard Rock Cafe

Started in London by two American fellows Hard Rock Café is famous all around the world with its 138 locations in 42 countries. The memorabilia found in the Hard Rock Cafes is a collection of over 70,000 items that is by far the largest of it’s kind, but it all started with one guitar (a Fender Lead II) from Eric Clapton who was a regular at a hip café in London where the attitude was anything goes. He gave the guitar to the men to hang on the wall and the next week a Gibson Les Paul arrived from Pete Townsend with a note that stated “mine’s as good as his. Love, Pete.”

Yami Sushi House

Yami Sushi House, which is exactly as the name states (yummy!), serves traditional sushi rolls and fusion rolls with interesting creative spins that will leave your taste buds drooling and wishing for a return performance from the clever Chefs. Located in Prague’s Old Town just a few blocks from famous Old Town Square, Yami is bright and attractive inside and with the inventive menu featuring sushi rolls such as the Mermaid Roll (fried shrimp in batter, avocado, cucumber, crab cream and teriyaki sauce with tempura sprinkles), the Dragon Roll (barbequed eel, avocado, cucumber, crab cream

Hanabi Sushi House

Located in Prague's magical historic center, Hanabi is family to the Yami Sushi House and therefore offers the same huge menu with an amazing variety of traditional rolls and fusion rolls with new exciting culinary spins. The interior is clean, sleek and calm. You will find yourself returning time and time again with your friends to try new innovative rolls. Some interesting sushi rolls offered at Hanabi include the Seoul to Soul Roll (deep fried roll with tuna, cucumber, snow crab, flying roe fish, and teriyaki sauce with tempura sprinkles), the French Kiss Roll (fried shrimp in batter, salmo

Kolkovna V Kolkovně

Thirsty for a delicious pint of Pilsner? Skip all those tourist-oriented restaurants and bars that line Old Town Square and head over to Kolkovna V Kolkovně. This award-winning restaurant and pub (labeled “The Best Pub” by Prague 1 City Hall, etc.) is located in a beautifully renovated building in a space that used to house a printing studio. The interior of the restaurant successfully evokes an old-world atmosphere, which is underlined by the beautifully restored original brewery equipment, the antique advertising posters, and old photographs. Kolkovna’s star is its fresh