Category: Prague Food & Drink

Enjoying a spot of brunch in Prague is a must-do experience for any foodie visiting the Czech Republic’s historic capital. As you might have guessed, though, brunch isn’t necessarily a traditional Czech dining experience! Yet, eateries in Prague have found a way to fuse this popular late-morning meal with the...

The Czech Republic’s food scene is incredible, with wholesome meat-based dishes, nourishing soups, and super sweet pastries providing insight into the country’s lengthy history. I’ve always found Czech food culture to be massively underrated, but that’s made my Prague food tours more enjoyable. In this guide, I’ll detail the must-try...

If you’re anything like me, beer likely springs to mind when you think of Prague’s most iconic beverages. It was only a few years ago when I delved into this city’s wine culture and learned more about how the Czech capital fuses tradition with contemporary wine-making processes. I’m always eager...

Prague has a thriving cafe scene, where traditional and contemporary coffee shops sit side by side. The Czech capital is also celebrated for its mouthwatering cakes, which make the perfect accompaniment for a fresh, satisfying brew. Storied, decades-old cafes have always played a role in my Prague food tours. Lately,...

Prague is easily one of Europe’s most picturesque cities. Not only is there an abundance of restaurants with a view, but many offer exceptional dining experiences, meaning you won’t have to sacrifice quality to secure sweeping vistas. I’ve been asked about my favorite scenic eateries numerous times on my Prague...

Kolace is one of the sweetest dough recipes. Most suitable for picnic and wedding season…a fitting time to pass along the recipe for the traditional Czech pastry/cake known as koláče (ko-LAH-ch)! Note: This post was originally published in 2014 and has been revised for accuracy. The kolač (singular for koláče)...

Christmas in the Czech Republic is celebrated on Christmas Eve, December 24. Literally translating to “Generous Day”, it’s a day for festive traditions – tree decorating, carols, presents, fairytales for the kids, and our favorite part: preparing and eating the traditional Czech Christmas food! To discover what a Czech Christmas...

Vegetarianism and veganism are becoming more and more popular and so is visiting Prague! While Czech cuisine isn’t known for being veg-friendly, it isn’t difficult to be a vegetarian in Prague. Fried cheese is often the only vegetarian option found on the menus of traditional restaurants but there are a...