Prague Food Tour - Best Rated Restaurants

[@MrJokerh61]

Guys finding it hard to buy your Honest Guide book can you please help 🙏

[@HONESTGUIDE]

It's sold out (and outdated at this point tbh). That's why we started maps on Patreon: www.patreon.com/honestguide Easy for us to add/remove cool places (and also add many more categories) It's $5/month, you can join/cancel anytime. If you don't like them, I'll get you a refund. Cheers!

[@reidond]

@@HONESTGUIDE Thank you for your HONEST work :^)

[@MrJokerh61]

@HONESTGUIDE we are In Prague in July can't wait to be back again

[@magnificus8581]

I'm one of those that prefers these videos way more than the scammers. I love to see what's great about the city, not the thieves

[@Neekesmith]

I prefer both. I want to see the good sides but also the bad ones

[@theguynextdoor4978]

Exposing the Charlatans is important too. Though, I agree that it's important to show the good stuff about the city as well.

[@MrAM4D3U5]

Totally agree. Such a lovely city, I think it’s important to balance content that portrays the city as dangerous and shady with content that shows that it is , in my opinion, the most beautiful city on earth and a place anyone would love

[@shanojebs]

same, I've been to Prague 3 times and I don't think I've ever come across any of the scammers in these videos, but I know never to use Euronet ATMs or taxis so I'm grateful for that, Prague is all about the sights and food and drinks for me

[@stephenlee5929]

I hope never to see any more scammer videos. I wish for you to have cleared them out. But 'til then, keep going. But I prefer these.

[@SuperJezza2009]

I prefer the casual tourism videos over the scam videos. Purely because I use your wealth of knowledge to shape my itinerary when I visit. My itinerary is always growing and I enjoy visiting the new recommendations you give every visit. Thank you for your efforts. Love from Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@thorinoakenshield2303]

Boo

[@johnmc3862]

Scam big numbers.

[@mikeymutual5489]

This might be fun, but learning about scams in the city is vital information. And there are more helpful Prague food videos, while there are no better videos on scams than Honest Guide.

[@zdenkoboskovic4532]

You know, for yeeeeaaaars czechs are coming to my country (Croatia) and after this episode I decided I will go to the Czech Republic and check it out.

[@영차영차-i1z]

don't you mean you will Czech it out? 😉

[@zdenkoboskovic4532]

@@영차영차-i1z ah damn typo 😂

[@10jpmorgan]

I've never been to Croatia, but if I could meet your gorgeous singing star LIDIJA BAČIĆ, I would be there tomorrow! I think you will like Prague; I LOVE it! There are no seashores, of course . . . .

[@pedrostormrage]

1:37 "We prefer to film this kinda stuff" Glad to hear it, because I also prefer to watch that kinda stuff (we have good synergy) 👍 The negative stuff is important public service, but the positive stuff is what tourists (or just people curious about the country) are looking for.

[@f99mlu]

I just love this kind of episodes! Preferably with some beer tasting too :). Hidden gems with local or international food where people don´t get scammed. Great!

[@barrperez]

I was in prague for a week from the 1st to the 7th of March. I went to lasagneria multiple times and can say they were great!

[@ccmarcum]

It is a great concept and some thing different.

[@TheLEDscientist]

Next to the hotel i stayed at in Prague, was an indian restaurant which i also recommend! (Golden Tikka, Konviktská 1055, 110 00 Staré Město, Prague) And if you want to eat affordable chinese food, i recommend Pivoňkové zátiší, Skořepka 421, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia And a really awesome bar/bistro was Sad Mans Tongue!

[@GingerT8]

Hey, I just saw this video, but it's a bit too late since we just got back from Prague three days ago. It's not a big deal though, because we found a lot of great places to eat while we were exploring the city. Thanks, guys! I've been watching your videos for a while now, and the little tips you give out really helped us make the most of our stay. Prague is a great city, but my feet and camera shutter finger are exhausted from all the walking and sightseeing!

[@pushkark3972]

+1 for Shahi Indian ! Really cosy restaurant and the owner is super sweet. Food is amazingly flavorful and appropriately spiced (if you're an Indian, you can ask the owner to make it "Indian" spicy and he'll gladly do that). Would recommend the vegetable samosa, the chicken biryani and the karhai chicken/paneer

[@timbyrne914]

Trying Wokin as I type, largely out of fear of more knedlik and because I can dial up the veggies. So far I would say it’s fresh and tasty.

[@JimmyZakazaka]

I can't thank you enough for your videos. This made our first trip to a big city with kids (8 & 4y.o) a whole lot easier. Lasagneria is awesome... food, great lemonade for kids, solid craft beer, place not crowded... 10/10

[@pgingere]

We will be in Prague this September. Thanks for the recommendations!

[@michaelfulton3059]

This is awesome, Janek. I'll be in Prague at the end of October. I owe you a beer (or five).

[@quincygovin3728]

Very glad to have come across your channel. So few people put out useful and meaningful content these days. Thank you very much for watching out for us travellers. It is so important for travellers to exercise caution, use common sense and come prepared. I'd like to buy you both a coffee or something the next time I come to Prague.

[@patrickmcphail9637]

I was in Prague in January and hit up the Wokin you were at in this video. It's good stuff and much needed on a cold day. Your recs were invaluable. I noticed you mention how difficult it is for locals to live in the city. I understand this is a serious issue in Prague in particular. Do you plan to produce any content discussing this problem and what the Czech government is doing about it?

[@RandomTheories]

i would not say difficult, just pricey... appart from old town, its quite OK - plenty of supermarkets and those usual things one need for his well being while in walking distance from the city centre

[@j.allenheineken9732]

I lived in Prague (Vinohrady) right around the corner from Las Adelitas and remember when they opened (2010 or 2009),, was so happy to have a Mexican restaurant a very short walk from my apartment and went there often!

[@MichaelAndersen_DK]

Janek awards should definitely be a thing!

[@10jpmorgan]

My favorite Italian restaurant in Prague is called "Nominanza". Excellent food and service, and very reasonable prices. Go to tram stop Olšanské náměstí in the Žižkov area, and walk up the entrance to the Hotel Olšanka Congress Center complex. Nominanza is immediately to your left. From the same tram stop, climb the (steep!) Kubelíkova past the Albert grocery store with “Bezovka” in large white letters on the side to the Palác Akropolis. You’ll find U Mariánského Obrazu restaurant and bar on the opposite corner of Fibichova. Wonderful Czech food at surprisingly low prices! Mostly locals there, and a few tourists who know where to go.

[@whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin]

Years ago I went to a restaurant in Prague on the 2nd floor of a square. The restaurant was also part of a very expensive foodwares store. It was where all the politicians and bigwigs went, and super-expensive. So, I went at lunch. Saved a lot of money and had one of the most memorable meals of my life. They brought put a huge white truffle, weighed it with white-gloved hands, and then shaved it into the soup until I said to stop. Then they weighed it again, and on my bill the soup was charged by truffle weight. I have no idea what truffle weighs… It was one of those ‘if you had to ask, you couldn’t afford it’ kind of splurges, so I indulged a little. 😊 Definitely worth the stupendous price. Wish I could remember the name of the place.

[@etherdog]

Great vid about quite a diversity of restaurants! I pinned each in my gmaps, and noted the photo of you two from March when you were making this segment (unless you always wear the same clothes and order the same meals).

[@MrFusselig]

I always wanted to visit Lasagneria. Because yet I've never eaten a good lasagne in Czech Restaurants yet. I had a couple and always got disappointed. And I really hope Lasagneria will break this curse.

[@markjones9693]

We have watched many of your videos . So imagine our delight to see you on Charles Bridge .So nice to say thanks and to meet you

[@paulterpstra6705]

Jídlovice looks great! It is close where I spent many holidays as a child at my grandparents living at the corner of V.P. Čkalova and Dejvická. In fact their ashes remain in de columbarium of the chruch right at the start of the video (hard to recognize as a church). In May we stay a long weekend just around the corner so we will certainly have a lunch over there. Thank you so much for this advice.

[@lukejones6055]

I am arriving tomorrow evening for the first time. I've watched your videos for weeks now and love them. Cant wait to visit and try out your recommendations. Oh BTW, a Vindaloo is like a Korma compared to that Phall listed below it lol.

[@ataseysev]

These guys should be copied and pasted in every touristic city all around the world! I have seen a lot of videos like that but I watch these guys like I watch a movie! Respect!

[@hermyt]

It's great that you showed a variety of cuisines available in Prague.

[@steve83803]

We went to Cobolis just above the Ladvi Metro station many years ago on our visit to Prague. I wish I could eat that Goulash with potato dumplings again 😀

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

Their beers are very good also. And their servers shamelessly try to get you to order another before you finish the one you have.

[@Tasteoftea145]

Another food tour idea, best bakeries in Prague. I can think of Eska and Joy Bakery but curious of your list!

[@Slackera1991]

There's also another Lasagneria branch in Holesovice, Prague 7 close to Delnicka tram stop. I personally haven't been inside, but I think it should be similar to the one in Vinohrady.

[@theguynextdoor4978]

The pind is also a great Indian restaurant. I used to go there all the time when wanting Indian food. It's in Korunni, Vinohrady. Their Butter chicken is fantastic. But also, don't fall into the trap of ordering the same thing every time. Indian food is very diverse, and lots of great dishes to choose from.

[@fingersfinesilver]

The Pind is OK. It's improved. And I eat there a lot. They tend to do their own reviews though which is possibly (not necessarily) this comment - so to see it here may be ironic. I'm interested in Shahi as my spice level is WAY above yours and they have a Phall on the menu. The Pind don't.

[@SteerFocus]

Yeah we know “Indian food”. Mix everything add odd spices…

[@PedroGonzalez11111]

@@fingersfinesilveroh you love spicy food, great, don’t bother doing to an “Indian” restaurant, you should just eat some scorpion chillis and stay at home. Maybe you can take some videos and show the world how masculine you are too

[@JDoeX]

After being in Cz several times and seeing almost all of your vids (and subscribing on 2nd account too), I always wonder how is Czech Republic so similar to Estonia in so many ways, yet with completely different history, language and everything. The people, their mindset and the "day to day" life as well. Even though you're slavic and we're just mutts.

[@valetech8751]

I really recommend las Adelitas. They are actually mexican and they all speak spanish even the non native speakers are able to take orders in spanish. Highly recommended, I go there all the time with my guy.

[@rafarreguy]

Talk with people who works there and you'll see that the place it's not that good

[@rehurekj]

about the Indian food, i think the main reason why vindaloo hurts and ppl need to be warned is cos its actually Indian meal, a recipe from the OG India( there may be some other influences, obviously, colonisation and trade happens), and chicken tikka masala is safe and fave among Europeans cos is genuine British meal, first cooked in postwar UK, not in colonial India, but created not so long ago by Indian immigrants to suit tastes of their British customers. Chicken tikka masala is just as traditionally Indian as trdelnik or medovnik are traditionally Czech just FYI.

[@ric_dk-9520]

I was going to write something like "so you vent to the Indian restaurant to order a British dish" lol 😂😂😂

[@bohuslavkanovsky4345]

I did not know this, anyway when I was in India they did have the chicken masala all over the places where I have been

[@ThomasGarrard]

I can confirm - went to Shahi recently and the food was great! The manager in there was very friendly too so would definitely recommend

[@JanTomYam]

Being a big fan of Prague I love your videos, especially the food videos. When I'm in Prague I always eat Czech food, but next time I really want to check the Lasagna place and the Indian place.

[@hstrykid]

Great list that I will share with family when they arrive in June! I would like to add a great place if you like schnitzel or řizek in Czech: Řizek od Babičky in Karlin on Karlinske Namesti between Sokolovska and Křižikova. Homemade schnitzel and fresh potato salad. They have pork, chicken, turkey, and veal schnitzel as well as smaženy syr (fried cheese) all for between 4.70 - 6.28 euros and the potato salad is only .79 euros. It's a very small place, only seating about 8 - 12 people at 3 tables, and they're only open from 10 am - 4 pm M-th (2pm on Fridays). So expect to get the food as take-away. But, be aware, I don't remember if they take credit cards, and they don't speak English so be prepared to use Google Translate.

[@anikavandermeer9058]

Amazing to know these places in Prague !! Thank you so much !!

[@Mak095]

I can definitely relate to the Vindaloo 🤣 had it only once in my life... had to wait for the food to cool down and then I ate it as fast as possible to reduce the amount of suffering😵

[@FalkiPL]

We actually ate at Nepali restaurant in Olomouc, based on your recommendations and it was awesome! Looking forward to check out the best Indian place in Prague! ❤❤❤

[@vokurkar224]

Glad my favorite place to eat Mexican food in Prague made the list. I recommend it to everyone.

[@cathybowden9751]

I live in Prague and I love getting tips for restaurants and places to go.

[@ramrizzyz]

is love to see a full video of the best vegan/vegetarian restaurants!

[@mtsvec]

I am a proud patreon and love the maps.

[@phileascurtil5605]

Finally a place to eat not too far from where I live in Prague! At least I don't have to take a 20-30min ride to go to the center.

[@StephBeTravelBreak]

Thanks for sharing your foodie adventures in Prague!

[@briefboy10]

Thanks for all your posts . I’ll be checking it all out towards end November ‘24 . Thank you both . 🤓

[@wernerleinberger9847]

Please mention that Jidlovice is a kind of Jidelna or Tacek Restaurant. Meaning you take a tablet and order on a counter. But i ageee its good. 👍 If you are Stammgast in your original italian Restaurant at the Corner, you would not so surprised by Lasagneria. In the end another german word in czech... štamgast (cz)= Stammgast (dt). Štamgast/ Stammgast i a kind of a regular guest, that comes often to the same place. Esp in Bavaria Stammgast have their own Beer Mug . 👍

[@timothyshortnacy7550]

Love your videos! I would love to visit Prague and find these very informative!!

[@williamsalazar4758]

Hello Janek, it's a pleasure to talk to you! My name is William and I'm from Costa Rica, Central America. I will be visiting your city next week on Monday, the 22nd, but only for a few hours. I will arrive at night after 9pm and leave at 1am due to my budget constraints. I would appreciate any recommendations you may have for things to do during my short stay. Thank you very much!

[@mariuscornel3135]

no, no, I follow you because you have a sense of humor and a wonderful city presented very nicely

[@alexandru.donciu]

Janek regarding your spiciness warning for the Indian vindaloo dishes, I must say that Vindaloo is just a junior compared to Phall, which is on a much higher spiciness level. And Phall was also available on the same menu of Shahi Indian restaurant which you've shown on this video. Personally I ate Vindaloo hundreds of times all over the world and it has just the right heat level for me :)

[@afiiik1]

The trouble for the Czechs of Czech origin is that Czech food is hardly ever spicy at all. Some people don't even tolerate radishes.

[@alexandru.donciu]

​@@afiiik1Thanks for your feedback, I did not know this before.

[@adamsilar]

Exactly! Vindaloo is ok, Phall is really difficult to finish.

[@PedroGonzalez11111]

Goan or white person style?

[@jimmyjohansson2016]

Sitting right now on lasagneria it smells very good and soon coming lasagne 🙂

[@IAmABoss2]

Lol in the UK we have the phrase "Vindaloo poo" because once you eat a Vindaloo then let's just say it's not so great coming out the other end 😂

[@mikeymutual5489]

I'm sure those food places are fine for locals, but they are of little interest for tourists, unless they are staying for a very long time. People can get better Italian, Chinese and Indian food in almost any other city, and if they are coming to Prague, they should be trying Czech food. The cafeteria might work for young tourists, however.

[@LiveInSydney]

I liked the food and beer in U Medvidku for traditional Czech food. Bernie in Sydney

[@farouqomaro598]

Nice! Darn... wish I could visit Prague and try all those food one day.

[@Jonlazanos]

They were filming the song Never Tear Us Apart and it shows "Behind The Scenes" parts of your lovely city !!!

[@litaveccz]

Somehow first think that comes to my mind when I hear Vindaloo is some stranger called Lister. I might have too much of ComicCon last night :D

[@sterlingmoose9335]

Anti-matter Hulky?

[@OndraMike]

he comes always in my mind, when I hear Vindaloo 😂😂

[@suzettecalleja3122]

What did you eat at the Mexican restaurant? It looked like Chicken Mole. I also was curious about the prices. You only mentioned one at the first one. Love your videos. Look forward to them every week. ❤😊

[@susanyoung6635]

We went there when we went to Prague for the Christmas markets 4 years ago

[@Mr.Wade56]

It’s kinda funny after watching these videos for a year and then watching the release of a new video while in Prague. Thanks for the recommendations guys, we love it here

[@Oxy1204]

Ahoj Janek! Could you tell which nice garden you showed in the WOKIN section? the one with a lot of flower beds

[@vivianmpadilla2958]

I will be traveling to Prague at the end of August, can't wait!!!

[@CarolineCarnivorous]

Omg, our airbnb when we visited Prague in 2018 was literally in the door next to the first restaurant! Pretty sure it wasn't there yet though 😛

[@StevenBowness-cz8di]

4:58 can anyone tell me where this place is. I understood it as hidden globa but google isn't bringing anything up. Thanks in advance!

[@philruu]

Vindaloo being too spicy does throw up a question though: Is it too spicy because you never eat spicy stuff or is it too spicy even for a chili-lover? I ask because Indian restaurants have a big range and sometimes the 3-chili recipes still aren't that spicy because they think no European can take it, while others will blast you like it's mixed with Ghost Peppers

[@fingersfinesilver]

It's a Czech thing. To get proper spicy here you have to ask specifically.

[@llleiea]

loved this video. hope I can visit Prague one day, awesome city with awesome ppl!

[@tony42898]

Man, I walked by Las Adelitas the other day and it caught my attention!

[@praguefoodguide]

Scammers videos are great...but food is what we LOVE so please more of these videos ;) ❤

[@Jackmaaaan]

@honest guide Close to the Lasagneria is a Restaurant called "Vinohradský Parlament". Was there in my last Vacation, fantastic food and cheap :D

[@Devil1596]

po zhliadnuti mam chut sa vybrat do Prahy ! Super :)

[@i_m_db]

Best Svíčková is in Kyvadlo, V Jámě 5

[@ricbrook7059]

Chicken Tikka Masala isn't actually Indian, it came from the UK as an easy to handle curry for western pallets.

[@sugelanren]

I usually go to food Boulevard when im in Prague, you have most types of food.

[@tomwolf2981]

I have been to Las Adelitas (Americka);only once. Couldn't try neither the food nor the beverages because I couldn't order anything. Maybe the staff was already done with this business day, Idk. Was very disappointing, though.

[@jointhefist1016]

5:06 Cultural difference. In America, that'd be like the size of an appetizer for 1 person

[@cz.travelmaster]

Matoka at Žižkov! Mindblowingly delicious Georgian cuisine, and also very high rating 👌

[@mariachalupkova2649]

Ach áno, to ich chačapuri zbožňujem! Dosť sa čudujem, že sa v Honest Guide ešte neobjavilo.

[@sukyoung]

I refer to this youtube channel when writing blog posts :D

[@moogiemoogs]

I wish I splurged on your videos first before coming to Prague few years ago

[@Krabspinne]

My favourite is still The Eatery, has also a Bib Gourmand in the Guide Michelin and awesome prices for the quality and experience (especially at the chefs table) you get. For indian food Indian by Nature is also a save choice. It was the favourite indian restaurant from a indian girl I meet in Prague :D so she should know where you get some good indian food. Also Eska, is a nice choice for lunch and they have amazin bread.

[@max2themax]

Eska for Lunch? The eatery? You must make a lot of money.

[@Krabspinne]

@@max2themax The Eatery is always crowded also for lunch but yes it's maybe more for a special lunch :D but Eska is fine for lunch if you have only one dish. But I see it from the German side :D live in Dresden. Here we don't have that many options on that level like these two ones, that's the reason I always go there when I'm in Prague. And when I would have to much money I would go for lunch to the Degustation 😂

[@max2themax]

@@Krabspinne Oh, German salary... makes sense. It's not like crazy expensive but a normal person wouldn't go for a daily lunch at Eska 😅

[@hassanalihusseini1717]

Chicken Vindaloo is very good, but as all South- or Southeastasian food offered in Europe it is not really hot, changed to European taste. Come to Thailand, and get real spicy food. But another awesome video making me want to visit Prague!

[@Numbers1877]

Here in Kansas City we have a bakery that makes Povitica, oh man so good. Is this type of bread served in Prague?

[@sandrab.5065]

I lovvveeee these types of videos! TY, honest guides team!

[@fraubernstein3806]

I'm glad to see a Mexican restaurant as one of the best in Prague 🎉 I went there last year and I had an awesome 👌🏼 burrito at Burrito 🌯 Loco 😊it was great!

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

🤦‍♂️Burrito Loco? 🤦‍♂️

[@SmrsinusCZ]

Regarding Mexican restaurants, I have to recommend my favourite, also in Vinohrady, Little México. Wonderful place!

[@MaryHajdik]

I've picked up wokin on the way to the airport... they need to expand to the US!

[@elisegeum1514]

Love food recommendations too

[@servicecritic7340]

Your video makes me want to come to Prague❤

[@joshmulgrew5188]

Very weird to see the british national dish (chicken tikka masala) in an honest guide video about best food in prague!

[@akshatshah1598]

They should keep this dish in their museum along with many other stolen things that they proclaim their own!!!

[@joshmulgrew5188]

@akshatshah1598 I mean it was created and popularised by indian chefs who had moved to the uk in the 1960's. So as much as the British Museum may contain lots of items gained through dubious means. The humble tikka masala isn't one of them!

[@jj9749]

They had it at Taj Mahal in the 90s, just north of Wenceslas square

[@needfoolthings]

​@@akshatshah1598Nobody believes Tikka Masala is British, you can rest assured.

[@eiv-gaming]

@@needfoolthings You are correct. It's Scottish :)

[@nina_4340]

Czech Slovak is also great! :) One of my favorites when I still used to eat meat.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Obviously I’m saving this video. Thank you, Janek and team!

[@freakishuproar1168]

You know, I don't think I've ever _not_ enjoyed a lasagna. Whether it was a cheap frozen microwavable one, to a lovingly crafted homemade one, right through to a gourmet quality restaurant one - they've always been at the very least pretty darn good. If lasagna happens to be the only Italian thing that survives in some unfathomably distant future, there are cerainly worse fates for an entire culture :p

[@77smp]

Good to see you liking Glaswegian food 😋 (possibly, unconfirmed 🙂)

[@susanyoung6635]

There was a fantastic wine bar down the street from there

[@Drunktopus]

Adding to the list(s) I have for your delightful city!!

[@philkasafir.]

Tikka masala isnt actually indian it was created in scotland 😎 apparently someone complained that their curry wasnt saucey enough and the chef put tomato soup in it 😂 i do love tikka masala though. Next time ask for some garlic and a little bit of spice, almost madras hot 😊 trust me. The sweetness, the garlic and the spice make it AMAZING.

[@Mycr0bi]

Diky moc! I will try Jidlovice and Lasagneria! My only problem with Las Adelitas that they did not had really spicy sauce and food. At least on my last visit. :D Due to your recommendations I have tried so many good places. Let me share some too: one of my favourite place is Be Silly, they have the best waffle in town so far I tried, good beers, and even pulled pork garlic waffle and great ribs too! For ramen sadly my fav place closed but OMG is my new fav for it, its great! There are so many great food places in Prague! I love it here! (Just please stop putting ketchup on langos.) :D

[@mikechiu9767]

6:20 LOL. It's nice seeing people happy at their job, but the wok of noodles is going to get burnt.

[@KitamiK11]

Can yall do more food videos please?