Lokál Dlouhá
A famous beer hall serving Czech beers and traditional dishes.
- Category
- Restaurant
- Duration
- 1.3 h
- Price
- $$
- Best time
- Evening
Tip: It gets crowded in the evening, so book ahead.
Show on mapPrague's cuisine is known for hearty meat dishes, sausages and world-famous beers. Historic cafés also offer wonderful coffee and cakes.
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A famous beer hall serving Czech beers and traditional dishes.
Tip: It gets crowded in the evening, so book ahead.
Show on mapAn elegant café with a neo-Renaissance ceiling, known for fresh pastries.
Tip: It is quieter for breakfast on weekday mornings.
Show on mapA historic beer garden brewing its own dark lager since 1499.
Tip: Try the dark lager in the garden with a pork dish.
Show on mapA historic café open since 1902, once visited by Kafka and Einstein.
Tip: The weekday breakfast menu is good value.
Show on mapA Saturday riverside market of local produce and food.
Tip: Go early, as the best items sell out fast.
Show on mapCzech cuisine on a rooftop terrace overlooking Old Town Square.
Tip: Reserve ahead for a sunset table.
Show on mapAn open-air market of shipping-container stalls serving street food from around the world.
Tip: Order small portions from several stalls and share.
Show on mapA stylish, dimly lit bar known for cocktails and rare rums.
Tip: Tell the bartender your taste and ask for a recommendation.
Show on mapA popular local bakery with fresh bread, croissants and sweet pastries.
Tip: Grab the kolache buns while they are warm.
Show on mapAn Old Town street market dating back to the 13th century.
Tip: Buy fruit and Czech cheese here, and beware of overpriced souvenirs.
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