Best Places to Eat in Prague Czech Republic

Hungry in Prague? Hit the Streets!

Prague’s vibrant street food scene is a delicious and affordable way to experience the city’s culinary delights. Here are some of the best places to satisfy your cravings:

Traditional Czech Street Food:

  • Trdelník stands: This sweet, chimney-shaped pastry is a must-try in Prague. You’ll find them scattered throughout the city, especially near popular tourist spots like the Old Town Square.
    • Best Trdelník: Many argue about the best places for trdelník, but some of the most well-known and loved stands are located on:
      • Old Town Square: While many vendors sell them, a few favorites include “Trdelník” near the Astronomical Clock and “Good Food Coffee & Kitchen” for its variety of flavors.
      • Wenceslas Square: This bustling area often has stalls selling delicious trdelníks from mobile trucks.
      • Petřín Hill: Enjoy a Trdelník with a view! Many vendors offer this treat near the Petřín Lookout Tower.

International Flavors:

  • Street Food Festivals: Prague regularly hosts street food festivals showcasing diverse cuisines. Look out for announcements and keep an eye on the local food scene to find these.
  • Lokše Stands: These are a popular choice for those seeking a taste of Czech tradition with a twist. They’re often found at markets and tourist attractions, offering variations like sweet Nutella fillings or savory toppings.

Beyond the Stands:

  • Farmer’s Markets: For fresh, local, and delicious food experiences, explore Prague’s numerous farmer’s markets, where you can find everything from traditional Czech pastries to fresh produce and artisan cheeses.**

Remember:

  • Prices: Prices for street food in Prague vary depending on the dish. Expect to pay around 50-100 CZK for a simple snack like a Trdelník and anywhere from 150-300 CZK for a meal.
  • Locations: Many of the best food experiences are found at local markets, which offer diverse cuisines and fresh ingredients.

Here are some popular options to get you started:

  • Street Food Markets: Check out the vibrant stalls at Náplavka (Prague waterfront) or Havelské Tržiště (Havelska Market) for a variety of international food vendors.**
  • Trdelník Stands:
    • Good Food Coffee & Kitchen (Old Town Square): Known for its delicious and fresh Trdelník variations.

For a more detailed list, consider specifying what kind of food you’re interested in!

Do you have any specific cravings?

  • Meat lovers: I can recommend some great street food options like “smažený sýr” (fried cheese) at various locations around the city.

Let me know if you’d like to find out about:

  • Specific types of cuisine: Are you looking for traditional Czech food, international dishes, or something else entirely?
  • Budget-friendly options: I can suggest some hidden gems where you can enjoy a tasty meal without breaking the bank.

Enjoy your culinary adventures in Prague!