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Where to Eat in Prague: 8 Czech Tables From 200 Kč

Where to eat in Prague: 8 restaurants rated 4.3 to 4.7, from the 200-300 Kč buffet to tables in Malá Strana and Staré Město, with price in crowns.

Martina Vicente GilJournalist

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Prague is eaten in low-ceilinged cellars, long beer halls and tables that smell of Czech cooking from the street.

If you are asking yourself where to eat in Prague, here are eight places rated between 4.3 and 4.7 with between 2,700 and 24,000 reviews. We start with the most recommended mid-priced table and keep alternating restaurants in Malá Strana and Staré Město, beer restaurants and the cheapest buffet.

Prices are per person and in Czech crowns (Kč): from 200-300 Kč at the buffet to 300-800 Kč at the one with the highest range.

U Červeného páva: the top rating at a mid price

Address: Staré Město. It scores 4.7 out of 5, has about 3,500 reviews and costs 300-600 Kč per person.

It is in Staré Město and pairs a 4.7 with a price of 300-600 Kč. It is the best starting point: high rating and a bill that does not run away.

U Zlatého Hada: beer restaurant with a wide range

You will find it at Karlova 181. Rating of 4.7, about 4,700 reviews and 300-800 Kč per person.

It is a beer restaurant on Karlova street, with a 4.7 and a range of 300 to 800 Kč, the widest of the group. It suits a calm meal and trying beer with the food.

Havelská Koruna: the 200-300 Kč buffet

Staré Město, Praga 1. It has about 20,000 reviews with an average of 4.3 and costs 200-300 Kč per person.

It is a buffet, at 200-300 Kč, the lowest price on the list, with a 4.3 and about 20,000 reviews. It is the stop for eating quickly, cheaply and with plenty of variety.

U Glaubiců: Malá Strana with 22,000 reviews

Address: Malá Strana, Praga 1. It scores 4.6 out of 5, has about 22,000 reviews and costs 300-600 Kč per person.

It is Czech cooking in Malá Strana, with a 4.6, about 22,000 reviews and 300-600 Kč. With that volume of reviews it is among the most proven.

Pork’s: meat and beer with a 4.7

You will find it at Mostecká 16. Rating of 4.7, about 12,000 reviews and 300-700 Kč per person.

On Mostecká street, with a 4.7 and 12,000 reviews, and a range of 300-700 Kč. It is a safe bet for a meal of meat and beer.

Lokál Dlouhááá: the most reviewed, with 24,000

Dlouhá 33. It has about 24,000 reviews with an average of 4.4 and costs 200-600 Kč per person.

On Dlouhá street, with the highest review count of the group, about 24,000, and a 4.4 at 200-600 Kč. It is among the busiest and the most flexible on price.

U Tří jelínků: Malá Strana with a 4.7

Address: Malá Strana. It scores 4.7 out of 5, has about 2,700 reviews and costs 300-700 Kč per person.

Also in Malá Strana, with a 4.7, 2,700 reviews and 300-700 Kč. It has less volume than the others, but the rating is among the best.

U Pivrnce: Czech cooking in Staré Město

You will find it at Staré Město, Praga 1. Rating of 4.5, about 9,800 reviews and 300-700 Kč per person.

In Staré Město, with a 4.5 and about 9,800 reviews, at 300-700 Kč. It is Czech cooking, a good closing option for anyone who has already tried the others.

How to plan your meals in Prague

To spend little, Havelská Koruna, at 200-300 Kč. For a high-rated meal without risk, U Červeného páva. For a long dinner with beer, U Zlatého Hada.

The places are split between Malá Strana and Staré Město, so check the map and group your meals by district so you do not cross the river more than necessary.

With ratings of 4.3 to 4.7 and between 2,700 and 24,000 reviews, none is a blind bet. Decide by budget, which is in crowns, and by area.

Do you start with the 200 Kč buffet or with the 4.7 table in Staré Město?

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Journalist. Martina Vicente Gil is a travel journalist, communicator and content creator specialising in tourism, culture and lifestyle. With a long career writing route chronicles and travel guides, her…

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