Category: Prague Food & Drink

It might be best known for its rustic eateries and bustling beer halls serving hearty Czech food, but Prague’s fine dining scene could easily rival those of other European capitals. What’s more, many upscale restaurants in Prague tend to be more affordable than you might expect, meaning you can indulge...

Anyone who’s been on one of my Prague food tours will likely have heard all about the iconic dumplings in Prague, which are typical Czech foods. Although you may be picturing Asian-style dumplings, in Czechia, these much-loved treats look a little different and are typically made from either bread or...

Fried cheese in a bun might sound simple at first glance, yet in Prague, this crispy Czech classic is practically a culinary rite of passage. Known locally as smažený sýr, this golden, crispy slab of melted cheese isn’t just a greasy late-night snack. It’s a nostalgic comfort food deserving of...

If you’re familiar with Czech food, you’ll know that the capital has a sublime blend of bustling beer halls, cozy taverns, and upscale bistros, all of which serve some delightful food. Since starting my Prague food tours, I’ve had the pleasure of visiting some of Prague’s top eateries, and have...

At its heart, Czech food is all about hearty ingredients and comforting flavors, which are brilliantly showcased in Prague’s street food scene. Even if you’ve yet to embark on one of my Prague food tours, you’ve likely seen photos of mouthwatering treats like trdelník and klobása, though the names may...

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...

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...