Sofia C., Author at Prague Morning

How about starting the day with a good dose of inspiration and looking around at what your competitors are doing?

We’ve carefully researched the gastronomic newcomers for you and have selected the best seven representatives. Should we get started?

The Flat Cafe

A slice of British elegance is hidden in Prague’s Vršovice. Here, under the watchful eye of Her Majesty, you can indulge in a traditional English breakfast every morning, with a simple three-egg omelet with cheddar, or, if you prefer something “lighter”, cereal topped with yogurt.

You can also stop by for an afternoon “Earl Grey” with a homemade dessert from the weekly menu, or in the evening for a glass of premium gin or a London ale.

Kro bistro & bar

A new addition to the “Kro family” is the Kro bistro & bar, which opened in Karlín in June. The relaxed summer atmosphere is best enjoyed in their garden with one of their signature drinks in hand and grilled chicken on a plate.

Of course, that’s not the only thing they offer here, but to study their menu carefully, we recommend you go there and explore it personally.

Spacious interiors, the best-grilled chicken, signature drinks, and a great big garden. Every day just a short walk from the metro at Sokolovska Street.

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Amuni Gelato

Amuni, a restaurant that bases its menu on traditional Italian recipes, has decided to expand its range and include a dessert that few can resist – authentic Italian gelato. Strawberry, chocolate, pistachio, or vanilla version will be served in a cone or a cup at your table or to go, as you wish.

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The Miners Coffee Bořislavka

Miners Coffee has opened its first branch outside Prague city center in the Bořislavka shopping center. Although they’re operating on a test run until September and will wait for the official opening, you can stop by now for a coffee of your choice.

There are three options on espresso, including decaf, and three more on pour-over through the V60. If you’re hungry, there’s a selection of cakes, a choice of three toasted sandwiches (one vegan) and three standard weekend brunch options (two vegetarian: French toast and scrambled eggs; and one vegan: avocado toast).

Smyčka Espresso Bar

Not far from Prague’s Bořislavka street and away from the hustle and bustle of the shopping center, go and test the coffee selection at the new Smyčka Espresso Bar. The owner started thinking about his café in his freshman year of high school when he spent a lot of time working as a part-time employee behind the coffee grinder.

Last November, he scouted out space and spent every spare moment for the next few months remodeling it in his image. He welcomed his first guests just a few days after graduating from high school! In addition to the inspiring story of the owner, you can have a good espresso or batcha made with beans from Candycane Coffee or Café Roastery.

Mochi by Motiko

If you’re looking to cool down on a hot summer day with something more original than ice cream, try mochi – rice dough balls filled with ice cream, fruit, nuts, and chocolate. The soft mochi, with a two-thousand-year tradition in Japan, is currently the biggest hit in the US.

‘We brought Mochi to Europe and began to fine-tune age-old recipes, processes and flavours. It took years to find the perfect balance for the smoothness of the ice cream, the texture of the dough and the ideal ratio of the two ingredients,’ emphasizes the owner.

This little piece of happiness will be served at Prague’s Nový Smíchov shopping center.

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Despite the fact that fried carp is the Christmas meal, the Czechs do not consume much fish. However, in recent years, restaurants and online companies have started offering more local freshwater and imported seafood dishes.

Fish lovers Praha

It is a venue that offers you fresh seafood dishes every week from Tuesday to Saturday from 10.00 until 19.00. The pickup point is located in Wenceslas Square where you can either buy raw products for cooking at home, vacuumed fish, or ready-to-eat fish.

Fish Lovers Praha has a unique Telegram channel where they share updates about the cafe and any changes in the menu. You can join it here.

As for the fresh food, the selection includes clams, mussels, sea bass, and sea bream, turbot, shrimps, prawns, and even lobsters. The list is quite… endless!

Food Republic

Opened on the 1^st of March, this new location in Prague 7 is both a bistro and gourmet shop. Anchovies and sardines come directly from a farm in Croatia, the same with our oysters. But the list of seafood is almost endless: Calvisius Caviar, king crab, tuna, salmon, mussels, shrimps.

Additionally, in the bistro, they have a diverse collection of Italian and French cheeses, and salami and wines.

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Ryba je ryba

‘We adore fish and everything related to it,’ say the restaurant representatives, and we could not agree more! In this venue, you can find a great variety of fresh, high-quality seafood that tastes great. You can find Ryba je Ryba at Manifesto Market Florenc.

Here you can get delicious fish, seafood salads, oysters and caviar, fritto misto, burrata sandwich, or a New York-style lobster roll.

Every day of the week you will find a fish specialty of the chef, Matteo De Carli bringing years of outstanding experience from restaurants such as Cipriani in New York City, Dublin’s Four Seasons and Michelin recommended Casa de Carli in Prague.

Enjoy a Paella Valenciana, mussels marinara or pasta with sauces for every taste!

Bruxx

Stylish restaurant focused on Belgian cuisine and Belgian beer is located in the historical “National House” in Vinohrady.

There are 8 kinds of Belgian beer on tap, imported directly by the establishment, plus one domestic “guest” beer, brewed specially for the restaurant by a selected Czech brewery.

The main culinary specialties are mussels, imported three times a week.

A bowl of mussels cooked in white wine with shallot, celery, and parsley will cost 320 Kč. Oysters are also available in the menu. Depending on their origin, prices vary – starting from 100 Kč per piece.

Boxxi

The new e-shop Boxxi.cz brings a varied selection of fish, mainly from Iceland. Moreover, customers can choose to buy a complimentary wine from domestic and foreign wineries, to complete the experience.

In addition to traditional species such as cod, haddock, arctic salmon, and tuna, Boxxi offers less known species with intriguing flavours such as redfish, monkfish, and grayling. Boxxi also offers smoked salmon and halibut.

The fish in the Boxxi menu are processed almost immediately after catching. Fish are frozen by the IQF method, which shocks the fresh meat at -60 °C.

Polpo by Kogo

KOGO has long been considered one of the best restaurants in Prague offering legendary service and delicious food, for these very reasons KOGO has expanded over the years and now features many restaurants.

Polpo by Kogo is located in the heart of the city, behind Quadrio shopping mall. The menu is Italian and seafood inspired, everything from octopus salad, pasta with lobster, and tuna or salmon Carpaccio is amazing.

The price for salmon carpaccio with chives and soy reduction is 325Kč.

Zdenek’s Oyster Bar

At Zdenek’s Oyster Bar they work with a complex offer of the best oysters and seafood which are currently available on the market.

With fourteen types of the top oysters from the most prominent global producers, it belongs to an elite group among European oyster bars. You will savor here high-quality excellent oysters, shrimps, scallops, crabs, lobsters and caviar, as well as various fish specialties.

Since oysters are best with Champagne, Zdenek’s Oyster Bar offers a wide selection of some 150 kinds both from small family winemakers and renowned brands.

Farm Store

This online shop offers a great variety of food and selected delicacies from different regions of Europe with a focus on pure products without additives, organic food, hunted seafood, and carefully selected wines.

As for the fishery, you can buy Bouillabaisse, Mediterranean red tuna, anchovies, St. Tropez sardines, and other exciting instances. The selection of fish soups is also impressive, and their price starts from 135Kč.

When you’re a certified cheese-a-holic, just eating dishes made with local cheese isn’t enough. Sooner or later, you’ll develop the craving to sample a wide selection of cheeses, from smoked Spanish varieties to creamy French camembert to salty parmesan.

Undoubtedly, you can buy cheese products in the average grocery store, but will it exceed your expectations? We dive into the deep research and found out the best cheese shop around Prague. Tune in!

Mozzarellart

Mozzarellart is a feast for the lover of fresh mozzarella. It is the only shop in the Czech Republic where this type of cheese is handcrafted from Czech milk. Homemade mozzarella, ricotta, or scamorza are created here daily without the addition of any preservatives or flavor enhancers.

The shops are located at Bělehradská 11, Nusle and Preslova 11, Smíchov.

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Ráj sýrů

Ráj sýrů stores are a Czech-Dutch concept. Even though they specialize mainly in Dutch specialties, they also offer a wide range of European cheeses from France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and other countries. You can buy here, first of all, hard and soft varieties of Czech and Dutch cheese: the original AOC gouda and other products made from cow, goat, and sheep milk, both in the classic version and with the addition of spices and herbs.

In Prague, the main shop is located in Prague 10. It welcomes visitors every day from 10.00 till 19.00. There are also outlets at Palladium, Dejvice, and Krakov shopping mall.

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Holandský kluk

Here, you can find the best cheeses produced in the Netherlands. First of all, the store focuses on the sale of Gouda-type cheeses of varying degrees of maturity and different spices and mixtures. You can also buy goat or sheep cheeses and even some French, Italian, and Swiss dairy products.

In Prague, there are three locations of the outlet. The first one is located at Vinohradská 44/2030. It is open every working day from 9 until 18. The other outlets can be found at the Holešovická Tržnice (Prague 7) and Farm Markets on Pankrac (Wednesday), and Dejvice (Saturday).

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Cheesy & Ko

A marvelous chain of cheese shops, offering cheeses for every taste and color: Czech, French, Dutch, Swiss, English, Italian, made from cow, sheep, and goat milk. The shop is located in the Letná, next to the tram stop Letenské náměstí 748/6. It is open from Monday to Friday (9:00 – 20:00) and on Saturday (10: 00 – 15:00).

La Formaggeria Gran Moravia

In La Formaggeria Gran Moravia stores you can find a rich assortment of cheeses from Italy and France, products “Directly from our dairy factory”, sausages, olive oils, wines, and many other Italian products. The goal of the shops is precise: to offer reasonably priced but high-quality products directly from the producers.

The outlets of the chain are located in all areas of Prague. The most famous ones are in the shopping centers – Nový Smíchov – Anděl, Florentinum, Quadrio, Černý Most, and on Václavské náměstí.

La Formaggeria Gran Moravia

Wine Food Market

You will find first-class regional Italian food and delicacies from local farmers, winemakers, and family factories in three Prague stores. More than half of the products have a protected designation of origin.

Every day they bake fresh pastries according to traditional recipes, produce typical Italian sweets and ice cream. The shop import first-class Italian wines and raw materials from small producers and farmers, such as hams, salamis, cheeses, pasta, olive oils, olives, and other Italian specialties.

The outlets are located in Smíchov, Dejvice, and Pruhonice. Here you can see their precise addresses.

Sýrárna Hakarmel

A shop of cheeses and delicacies from all over Europe, which is constantly updating its products. The owner has extensive experience in the food business. After many years, he decided to focus on several types of goods and opened a store on Andel, which quickly gained popularity due to its quality, friendly attitude to customers, many delicacies, and cheeses.

Sýrárna Hakarmel offers a vast assortment of quality cheeses at competitive prices, but also wines, delicacies, and coffee.

Sýrárna Hakarmel

The Czech’s food-truck scene is flourishing and many carts have menus to rival the country’s best-loved restaurants.

To help you find the best grub, we rounded up the best food trucks in Prague.

Gule Food Truck

GULE stands for Gastronomie Umoznujici Lidem Existovat. In English, it would be Gastronomy Enabling People to Exist. There is also another meaning in Czech as explained in the video “Handicap? So, what! We have GULE (balls) for that”.

GULE employs people with disabilities who are preparing and selling donuts, milkshakes, and coffee.

Find them at Arkady Pankrac, from 8 am to 6 pm.

Chicken Guys Food Truck

For the lovers of chicken in all of its forms, we have a piece of good news! These guys offer a great variety of chicken: grilled chicken 1/2 Combo Menu, Chicken wings, México Specials, Salads, Side dishes, dips, and drinks. 1/2 American BBQ Chicken with salad cost 165 Kč and can be ready in 15 minutes.

You can find Chicken Guys Food Truck at Dvořákovo nábřeží from 11.00 to 21.30.

Bufáč

Located in Prague 14 (next to Premium Outlet Prague Airport), Oski & Tomáš are waiting for you in their cozy food truck. You can taste delicious burgers, hotdogs, quesadillas, tacos, soups, BBQ, coleslaw salads, tacos, and much more. Refreshing ginger beer and Ale from Sneżka are also available.

They are open every day from 11.00 to 18.00, except Monday & Sunday. Bon appetit!

Radek’s Kitchen

At this food truck, you can taste authentic Cuban sandwiches, Philly cheesesteak sandwiches, grilled cheese sandwiches, hamburgers, tacos, street style nachos, hot dogs, baked tortillas, and also… churros!

You can also order breakfast, brunch, or lunch, which they will take directly to your destination. Also, they offer Street Style Catering at parties, birthdays, private or corporate events. The possibility of catering is available both in Prague and outside of the city.

Address: Koněvova 15, Prague 3.

La Porchetta di Simone

La Porchetta di Simone (read por · ke · ta) quickly became a place where people from the neighborhood meet to taste a portion of porchetta, ie Italian piglet rolls.

Porchetta preparation begins by first removing the innards and the bones of a pig. Once hollowed out, the pig is seasoned from the inside with salt, pepper, and aromatics like garlic and fresh rosemary. The seasoned pig is then left to cure for at least six hours before being roasted–traditionally–in a wood-fired oven.

Depending on the weight of the pig and oven temperature, the cooking process can take up to seven hours.

Dogfather

For American hot dog lovers, the food truck in Prague 6 is perfect for you! The variety of hot dogs are marvelous, and here you can get classic cheese, New York Style, Ham & Egg, Ham & Cheddar, Texas, and Southern hot dogs.

The choice of which one to try tonight is entirely up to you: spicy, cheesy, salty, or all in one! The starting price for the hot dog is 60 Kč. For instance, the Texas Dog includes beef chili con Carne, red onions, grilled cheese (gouda or cheddar), and a sauce with jalapenos. This hot dog will cost 130 Kč, but it worth a try.

At Dogfather, you can also try sandwiches if you are not into hot dog culture. There are four main variations – American, cheese club, pulled pork, or Caprese. Different options of fries with fruity and refreshing lemonade are available as well.

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Georgian cuisine contains various flavors, delicious dishes for vegetarians and meat-lover, and authentic wine with a unique and extravagant taste.

To find a perfect ratio of the freshly made meal with the refreshing lemonade or wine on the side, we checked out some Georgian restaurants and bistros around Prague. Discover what we found out!

Polévkárna paní Mančo

The place is located in the thriving and living area of Prague 2, just a couple of minutes from I.P. Pavlova station. Recently this spot is also available on Wolt. A significant update in terms of convenience and pandemic!

You can find different types of khinkali and khachapuri. For example, you can take a bite of khinkali filled with meat, mushrooms, or spinach. As for khachapuri, there are different tastes as well – with beef, cheese, potatoes, spinach, or egg. Also, you can give a try to the Georgian soup that costs only 85Kč!

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Gruzie Restaurant

Located near Old Town Square, Gruzie welcomes people who miss their homemade food from Georgia and people who want to taste something new. The doors are open for you from 12:00 to 23:00, including the weekends.

According to founders, “hospitality is one of the things that is valued in Georgia. That is why they established the restaurant to create a second home for anyone who visits the place.”

All the dishes are made from the old Georgian recipes, respecting culture, history, and traditions from the previous generations. You have a fantastic opportunity to taste magnificent Khachapuri, Khinkali, Shashlik, and other specialties.

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Matoka Georgian

Matoka Georgian is situated in the Žižkov. Available on all possible delivery services such as Wolt, Bolt Food, and Dáme Jídlo.

All the dishes are created with love and passion. Some reviews state that Matoka guys are genuine ‘Khachapuri Kings in Prague,’ and we cannot agree even more! Here you can try a wide selection of Khachapuri: Ground Beef BBQ, Double Cheese, Spinach, Chicken & Mushrooms, Cheesy Potato, and Spicy Beef!

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U Gruzina

The story of the place is kind of magical: after living in the Czech Republic for over 30 years, a group of Georgian friends decided to provide the entertaining gourmet experience of Georgian cuisine without leaving Prague. We can say that the founders only fulfill their aim and dream.

Since 2018, they have received a certificate of excellence from TripAdvisor. U Gruzina is now available on Bolt Food as well.

When you look at the menu, it is pretty hard to decide what to try as the diversity of food is extraordinary. You can try freshly made bread, beef, pork, chicken, turkey, veal, mutton prepared on the fire with veggies as side dish. Moreover, they serve wine imported directly from Georgia.

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CheeseN’Boat

Who would have thought that such a restaurant name will represent the outstanding Georgian cuisine? Not us either! CheeseN’Boat is located in Prague 7, just two minutes from Stromovka park. This bistro is opened for takeaway and delivery via Wolt, Dáme Jídlo, and Bolt Food.

The main focus of CheeseN’Boat is making the most delicious and tasty Khachapuri dishes in the whole of Prague!

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Kakheti

Located in Prague 2, Kakheti’s atmosphere and interior are incredibly accomodating: you can feel like you are in Georgia!

Before the pandemic, the restaurant offered a cultural program from time to time with art exhibitions, piano evenings, and ethnic music. At the moment, you can only order their specialties via Wolt.

You can try the traditional satsivi, a thick paste made from walnuts and served cold (‘Tsivi’ means ‘cold’ in Georgian). It is used in a variety of meat (usually chicken and turkey), fish and vegetable dishes.

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Bistro u Gogi

This venue offers Georgian specialties from the Black Sea shore and the Southern Caucasus slopes. They are opened every day, except Sunday, from 12:00 to 20:30.

On the menu, you can find the traditional dishes, refreshing lemonades, and wine. For instance, indulge the taste of khinkali, kebab, Georgian salad, Odžachuri, Pancakes with mushrooms or meat, Khachapuri, Charčo, and Borsch with beef.

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According to the Association of Restaurateurs (APRON), the condition of submitting a test to a guest in the front garden is not feasible. There is no legislative support for it either.

On Monday, the government decided that catering establishments will be allowed to let guests into the open air from May 17.

A maximum of four people will be able to sit at the table unless they are members of one household. The space between the tables will have to be at least 1.5 meters; they should be the same distance from passers-by if the garden, for example, is not separated from the sidewalk by a barrier.

Guests will need to have a negative coronavirus test at entry. They will be allowed to use any type of test: from the sampling center, employment.

According to the Minister of Industry and Trade, Karel Havlíček (ANO), they will also bring their own self-test and test themselves on site.

According to Kateřina Holnová from APRON, the government’s decision in the case of tests does not correspond to what the representatives of entrepreneurs tried to convince the Ministry of Health during the negotiations.

APRON has a legal analysis: A restaurateur cannot require a negative test from a customer, only for proof of age, she said. “We cannot break the law, nor can we guarantee that people have a negative test. The government has issued an impracticable order, ” concluded Holnová.

Another problem is that gardens can have more entrances. People come to them freely, and it would still be challenging to regulate their movement and control tests.

Holnová also pointed out that as long as the government restricts the operation of catering operations in any way, entrepreneurs must be able to claim compensation.

On Monday, May 10, all closed shops and several services can reopen after a few months of closure. Now, people buy clothes, electronics, or go for a massage.

Services include shoe repair shops, car bazaars, car showrooms, cable cars, solariums, watchmakers, goldsmiths, carpenters and travel agencies.

The reopening of shops takes place with strict hygiene measures remaining in place, including the ratio of one customer per 15 sq.m., and mandatory respirators and two-meter distancing.

According to the Minister of Health, Petr Arenberger (ANO), if the number of infected people continues to decline, the opening of other services could be accelerated.

This will be followed on May 17th by the reopening of outside areas of pubs and restaurants, as well as hotels and accommodation providers, which will be allowed up to 25% capacity of guests.

The Czech Association of Hotels and Restaurants also announced that it would lodge a complaint at the Supreme Administrative Court to overturn the “discriminatory” measures. The association is particularly angry at the 25% limit on hotel capacity.

The easing of measures is based on the number of newly infected in the course of a week staying below 100 per 100,000 inhabitants.

As of Monday people will no longer have to wear respirators out in the open, unless they are in crowded places, although they remain compulsory indoors.

Once-a-week testing will continue to be mandatory in workplaces until the end of June. According to the Minister of Industry and Trade, Karel Havlíček, as long as some business activities are suspended or significantly restricted by anti-epidemic measures, the state will provide support, even though the cabinet has not yet approved the extension of compensatory bonuses for the self-employed.

Latest statistics

The health ministry recorded 721 and 381 new COVID-19 infections, respectively, on Saturday and Sunday, down from 1,171 and 508 cases the previous weekend.

The official death toll has risen to 29,711, increasing by 103 since Thursday, which includes revisions to previous days, according to ministry data. Daily deaths have fallen from peaks of over 200 in March.

According to ČTK, the pilot concert Chance for Culture, which will take place on the 11th of May at the Křižíkova Fontána at the Prague Exhibition Grounds, plan to attend up to 2,500 spectators.

The Chinaski group, violin virtuoso Pavel Šporcl and guests will perform at the event held during the dismantling of measures against the COVID-19 pandemic.

The concert is organized with the official support of the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

The aim is to show that concerts are a safe place if all the recommended precautions are followed. Therefore, viewers must prove that they were vaccinated more than 14 days ago or have a negative PCR result (up to 72 hours) or antigen tests (up to 48 hours) from a professional laboratory.

The last option is a written confirmation from the doctor that they had COVID-19 a maximum of 90 days before the date of the concert. Limited testing will also be available on site. The organizers reserve the right to perform a random antigen test on the spot in case of doubt about his/her health.

“Together with Chinaski, Pavel Šporcel, and other artists, we want to show that it is normal to go to concerts and that we will be able to enjoy it safely in the summer. I believe that with the help of this event, we will be able to work normally and plan events which our fans used to enjoy,” said Romana Jedličková, founding member of APPOK.

People can book tickets on Ticketlive. The event is not organized for profit, so admission will be free for registered visitors.

Performing artists waived their royalties, and all cooperating companies provided people, materials, and services at their own expense. The organizers decided to dedicate part of the tickets to the concert to paramedics, rescuers, firefighters, and other professions, whom they want to thank for their commitment during the pandemic.

For the next week, other pilot concerts are also planned. On the 10th of May, the Czech Philharmonic will celebrate 125 years since its founding with a show in Dvořák’s Rudolfinum Hall. 350 attendees with valid PCR tests will sit for the first time from October 2020.

The pilot project of the Ministry of Culture included four concerts of the Prague Spring Festival in the presence of the audience, including the opening on May 12th in the Smetana Hall (Municipal House).

The notion of street food is gaining popularity and awareness in the streets of Prague: wherever you go, you can notice trucks and pop-ups of the kebabs, burgers, and… hot dogs.

Here are the best places where you can enjoy deliciously and mouth-watery hot dogs, bon appetit!

Mr. Hot Dog

Located in the heart of Letná, Mr. Hot Dog became the lovely and cozy place for friends gatherings and family meetings. A site offers different types of hot dogs that everyone can enjoy: from classic versions to the Chicago styles. The significant difference between the dogs is the ingredients that are included.

For example, if you order Classic Dog, you will get the classic sausage, bun, and sauce of your choice (ketchup, mustard) or top-up of your preference (fresh onions or cucumber relish) for the price of 59 Kč. In the Bacon Jam & Cheese Dog, beef sausage, deli mustard, caramelized onion with bacon, cheese sauce, and cheddar cheese are included, and this kind of hot dog costs 135 Kč. Vegan options with tofu sausages are also available on the menu.

Additionally, various sliders, fries, side dishes, beverages, and dippings are available on request. A basket of yummy and crispy fries will be 95 Kč without any sauces or dippings. For now, the food is available for pick-up and ordering via delivery application, Wolt, every day.

Dogfather

For the American hot dog lovers, the food truck in Prague 6 is perfect for you! The variety of hot dogs are marvelous, and here you can get classic cheese, New York Style, Ham & Egg, Ham & Cheddar, Texas, and Southern hot dogs.

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Beer and Cheers

At Beers and Cheers, you can find outstanding burgers, hot dogs, combos, weekly and party deals, and craft beer. You can also obtain a certificate as a gift for the amount of 500 Kč or 1,000 Kč.

As for the hot dogs, there are two types between which you can choose what you like more in your tummy. The first option is Chilli Cheese Dog for 135 Kč, and it is a perfect selection for spicy lovers. Several ingredients such as sausage, beef chili, cheddar, and spring onion are included in the dish.

The second hot dog is Ney York City Style Dog, the main components: sausage, bacon, onion, sauerkraut, pickles, mustard, and parsley.

In the hot dog double combo, several dishes are included for the optimal price of 400 Kč. When ordering this combo, you will get two hot dogs from the menu of your choice, two potato chips, and two beers (Zlatá kráva).

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Párek v rohlíku – Ladislav Červený

Our local tip is to try hot dogs from the master of its craft Ladislav Červený. Some of the guides say that it is a classic Czech dush, and you have to try it during the stay in Prague. This popular stand is located on Náměstí Míru, where you can sit afterward and enjoy the meal with a magnificent view.

There are different types of dogs available for you with various sauces (ketchup, mustard, or tartar) and you can try them during the day. However, be careful, in the morning, there could be a long queue of customers who wants to catch them before school or work!

IKEA

For our vegan foodies, we advise you to discover the IKEA store. Launched recently, the veggie hot dog is made from kale, red lentils, quinoa, and ginger in the soft and fluffy bun that is topped with crispy fried onions and mustard.

In IKEA’s home country, Sweden, the hotdog approval rating exceeded 95%! For this delicious experience, you will pay as low as 15 Kč, so it worth a try!

In the following year, IKEA is planning to implement other vegetarian items, including plant-based ingredients. In fact, the store sells more than 100 million hot dogs annually all over the world.

More than 600 houses are already involved in the graffiti removal program in Prague 2.

For the eleventh year in a row, the district of Prague 2 has been implementing an anti-graffiti program, reports Pražský Patriot.

In the first three months of this year, 57 houses were cleaned, and more than 319 square meters of graffiti were removed. In total, it is planned to release the consequences of spraying from an area of more than two thousand square meters this year.

In addition to removing graffiti from buildings involved in the Dvojka proti graffiti program, Prague 2 initiated graffiti removal on the stairs in Bělehradská Street, even though they are not owned by the city district.

“In recent times, we turned to the capital to finally solve the spray-painted New Town walls. We have also pushed for graffiti to disappear from the Belgrade Stairs, even though they are owned by the Technical Administration of Roads. Only in 2020, the disposal of graffiti cost the city district more than 410,000 crowns,” says Deputy Mayor Jan Korseska (ODS), who is in charge of the city district’s budget.

“Currently, 651 private and municipal houses are involved in Dvojka proti graffiti, and they will continue to participate in the project,” said Deputy Mayor Alexandra Udženija, the initiator of the program.

Owners of properties located in the Prague 2 can apply for the program. The condition for inclusion is that the house has a repaired plaster.

Proven technology for protection against graffiti is a special modification of the facade, carried out up to a height of three meters. This includes penetration, graffiti removal, facade paint repair, and plaster repair.

Prague 2 would welcome more significant involvement of property owners, the city district said in a press release. All rules and conditions can be found directly on the project website.

We’ve dug out halal restaurants and shops in Prague that are not only known for their good quality food but are wallet-friendly at the same time.

What is halal?

Halal translates to ‘lawful’ or ‘permitted’ in Arabic and is used to describe things that adhere to Islamic law, as defined in the Qur’an. The term can be applied to anything but is most commonly used in reference to food that is permissible to eat, such as meat.

According to the Halal Food Authority, to make meat halal or permissible, an animal or poultry is slaughtered in a ritual known as “Zabihah”. The ritual requires that the animal is healthy at the time of slaughter. The jugular vein, carotid artery and windpipe should also be severed by a razor-sharp knife in a single swipe so as to “incur the least amount of pain as possible”. All blood must be fully drained from the carcass and a prayer must also be said during the slaughter.

NABU Sandwich

A café specializes in the oriental flavors of the Tunisian spirit and culture. You can find high-quality, fresh, and mouthwatering sandwiches on the menu, which are an excellent option for a quick snack during the day. Meals are available for takeaway and delivery all over Prague from 11 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Note that the order should be placed one day in advance, and the delivery box will cost 50 Kč).

During the current week (26.4 – 2.5), you can order the meals from the Ramadan menu. There is a great variety of food: soup of choice, Shorba frik or Rechta, starter, Tajine or Brik, and main course, Lamb kouski or Jelbana fruits de mer. For the entire menu, the price is fixed, and it is 250 Kč. Options of Tunisian meat (180 Kč) and vegetarian boxes (160 Kč) are available upon request.

NABU Sandwich

AlDimashqi Restaurant

A Mediterranean restaurant, located in the center of Prague, has a great variety of dishes, cooked and served by the traditional recipes. All of the meals are 100% halal, and you can enjoy them during Ramadan! You can either pick it up from the restaurant or order it via Eurobest delivery.

On the menu, you can find soups (with lentils or beans), falafel, various types of gyros (with chicken, hummus, and fries), a mix of the grill (fish or meat), and delicious desserts (milk, rice, or nut baklava). The prices are affordable for everybody; for instance, gyros with chicken and fries cost 135 Kč.

AlDimashqi Restaurant

Layla Prague

It is a place where Mediterranean cuisine intervenes with the flavors from the mountains of Lebanon. Delicious lunches and dinners are available for takeaway and delivery every day (from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.), except Mondays. Experience such meals as Manakish, Hummus, Baba Ghanoush, and various beef with tasty deserts.

On the menu, you can find the daily dish combo for the price of 220 Kč, and it is a real deal. There is a daily dish (a beef, chicken, fish, vegetarian option served with rice), tabouleh salad, and hummus or baba ghanoush. Additionally, you can get fresh bread for free!

Layla

Sayf

An Orient kitchen full of species and flavors, with halal dishes, is awaiting your visit at any time of the day. Situated in New Town, the café window operates non-stop. The delivery is also available via Dáme jídlo or Wolt. With a unique promo code, BACCO, you will get a discount of 150 Kč on the first order.

In Sayf, there are a great variety of dishes: starting from the soups, ending on Turkish pides. The specialties of the café include falafel, salads, kebab, tursu, salma, and baklava. For example, the authentic pita with falafel, chicken, or beef and lemon sauce costs just 140 Kč.

Sayf

Barakat

Barakat is a Lebanese restaurant in Opletalova less than a 3-minute walk from the train station or Wenceslas Square. Similar basement layout to Instanbul Kebab. One of the best-sellers is the Aleppo Kebab Twister (minced beef). 100% Prague Halal.

Barakat

Mangal

Mangal is a Turkish restaurant in New Town. Walk up to the top of Wenceslas Square, go past the entry to the Museum metro station and Restaurant Mangal is 20m further on the right after the travel agents. Indoor and outdoor seating, 100% Prague Halal.

Mangal

Farah Oriental Market

Farah Oriental Market is a wonderful food shop carrying Middle Eastern, Turkish, and Indian delicacies and spices. The shop offers a variety of certified halal meat neatly arranged in a case displaying fresh, thick and tender-looking lamb perfect for lamb chops, as well as Merguez sausage and chicken.

This is the perfect place in Prague 1 to meet your certified halal meat needs. The sweets case is perfectly delectable-looking and offers different phyllo and honey treats perfect for that sweet tooth craving. The most impressive and exciting thing to be found at Farah Oriental Market are the various buckets full of exotic, hard-to-find spices such as garam masala and turmeric. The market has a large canned food section as well and a good variety of teas.

Farah Oriental Market

Halal Butchers

This is a specialist kind of work and I only know of the Halal Meat company in Prague 3 where you can buy fresh product. If you are looking to buy Prague Halal food with a view to cooking it at home then the Halal Meat company is probably your best bet. It’s basically a butcher that also sells some of the more popular oils and herbs associated with Arabic meals.

It is not a secret that plenty of people can’t wait for a summer vacation. Many Czechs are traditionally going to Croatia, and we have good news for you.

According to tn.cz, people arriving from the European Union or the Schengen area need only an antigen test to enter the country.

Although the situation with coronavirus in Croatia is critical, the country is trying to prepare for the upcoming summer season and accommodate as many tourists as possible.

Travelers who arrive in Croatia from Schengen or European Union and stay there for only 10 days, will be required to show the proof of an antigen test.

In addition, they will not need to undergo extra testing on arrival. “Whether it will work depends on the countries to which they are going to return,” said Croatian Interior Minister Davor Bozinovic.

People who have already had coronavirus or been vaccinated and received at least one dose of the vaccine will also have a benefit. They will not have to show any negative test, and they will not be quarantined.

However, Croatia is currently facing the fifth wave of covid-19, and the spread of the disease is pretty hard to control. More than 2,000 new cases were registered yesterday, and at the end of March, the daily cases remained below a thousand.

Moreover, the country plans to give only one dose of vaccine to people who already had covid-19. According to the local epidemiologist Krunoslav Capak, the second dose has not been proven to affect immunity in any way.

Based on statistics from the Dnevnik.hr, there are 14,507 active cases in the country. Since the pandemic, over 332,000 people were infected, and more than 7,000 people have died from the virus.

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