The bigger the city is, the more possibilities of any kind it offers. What is most wonderful about it is that you have so many choices, but no one would want to miss the unique bakery on Klapkova street, Prague 8-Kobylisy. This place that’s just a few square meters is never empty, and people know why the best: the real homemade cookies made following typical Czech recipes let Czechs (and Slovaks) return to their sweet childhood with their skilled grandmas. Every day, they have more than a dozen cookies in limited numbers. So, the golden rule is: don’t come too late! If you come after 16:00, there might be nothing left for you. The ideal time to come is between 12:00 and 14:00. Some sorts of cookies are delivered around noon, for example, the moravský koláč (Moravian cookie). Round and heavy, this sourdough cookie with cottage cheese is number one. It is very easy to be addicted to this place. Some people have rituals of coming here every day, although the bakery is open only on working days. They also have a few gluten-free products, but they tell you honestly that they could also be, unfortunately, “contaminated”. The rest of...
Staropramen, the second-biggest brewery in the Czech Republic, will test the sale of a hot beer in winter, according to iRozhlas.cz. “It could replace mulled wine”, said the director of the brewery Zdenek Havlena. The beer is produced in the Pardubice brewery, which the company bought a year ago. According to Havlena, the range of beers in pubs have decreased due to coronavirus. This special hot beer aims to rectify some of this loss. “We want to test the product at selected Christmas markets. It is an alternative drink that can complement the classic pre-Christmas svařák and punch,” he added. Due to the virus restrictions in the spring, restaurants reduced the range of beers in their operations, in some cases by as much as half. According to Havlena, specials beers will begin to return to the menu when beer consumption rises to pre-pandemic values. However, “the company does not plan to narrow its portfolio in the future, which includes import specials Hoegaarden or Leffe.” In the future, the company expects an increase in mainly non-alcoholic beers and the so-called beer mixes – i.e drinks based on radlers (shandy in English) with lemonade flavours. Despite the coronavirus pandemic slashing Prague’s beer...
While exploring the area of Petrske Namesti, you may not expect to discover a slice of Punjabi royalty nestled opposite the gothic shape of St.Peter's Tower.
England, France, and Spain are the countries with the largest number of pizzerias present on our special continental classification of 50 Top Pizza. Online guide to Italian restaurants, 50 Top Pizza, has unveiled its annual ranking of the best pizzerias outside of Italy. It includes only European establishments. The results are based on a survey following an anonymous judging visit and were announced online from Milan at a virtual event due to Covid-19 restrictions. Pizza Nuova in Prague, part of Ambiente group, ranks 40th. “Not only the oven but also the classic Neapolitan style of the pizzas is certified by the establishment’s membership to the Associazione Verace Pizza Napolitana. The pizza is the focal point around which a varied gastronomic offer rotates, from the pasta to the salads, to the ice-creams. All of them are icons of Italian cuisine,” says 50 Top Pizza. The list is based on a survey that was carried out after an anonymous judging visit. 50 Kalo, a pizzeria by Ciro Salvo in London has remained at the top of the 50 Top Pizza Europe. Enopizzeria Via Toledo by Francesco Calo in Vienna placed second (a new entry), while Bijou in Paris by Gennaro Nasti placed third. Baest in Copenhagen and La...
Union flag hanging at the entrance right next to oriental symbols and ornaments – Londoners & Royal Indus create a fusion of traditional English and Indian culture and gastro experience. “The idea was to create a cozy space for all the expats and travelers to spend some nice time, enjoy a Guinness or watch a game, and mainly to feel welcomed,” the manager says. Upstairs you can find Londoners, it is a comfy bar convenient for afternoon pints and late-night drinks. The menu is varied, you can try some of the typical English meals, such as sandwiches and burgers, but also Indian dishes like diverse curries. Downstairs there is an elegant restaurant with customary decoration and a charming atmosphere. “We wanted to embrace the fact that many of our staff come from India and Pakistan so they can prepare authentic Indian cuisine. They make an amazing butter chicken, but they also excel some of the less known specialties from various regions of the country.” Indeed, the food is delicious and served with crispy naan right from the tandoor. Royal Indus also prepares daily lunch menu and buffets, so you have the opportunity to try many ingredients and flavors. No...
Dáme Jídlo, the largest online food ordering service in the Czech Republic, has recently started a new service in cooperation with Tesco Expres, delivering groceries to your doorstep. We’ve all witnessed the pace at which grocery stores have turned into online supermarkets. But how does online food shopping with the Dáme Jídlo app actually work? The new service is available in Prague and customers can choose from ten Tesco Expres stores around the city. In the first phase, costumers can choose among approximately 600 food items. The price for the delivery is CZK 69 and the value of the order must exceed CZK 99. The delivery should take between 30 and 45 minutes. “In cooperation with Tesco Expres, we are now entering this market segment. We believe that very soon we will be able to deliver not only food but also other goods to our customers,” says Filip Fingl, CEO of Dáme Jídlo. Read: Review: Restaurant Food Delivery in Prague Tesco believes that the new service will be a success, thanks to the speed of delivery. “We are constantly trying to respond to the changing needs of our customers, and in today’s hectic time, saving time is one of the...
Kateřina and Tereza, food lovers who run the successful Instagram channel kamvpraze, will share with us at Prague Morning a weekly food tip. We’ll discover together new openings in the city, hidden cafes, bistros, or well-renowned restaurants. This is a pretty new Asian restaurant in Kaprova street, near the Oldtown square. Hanzu is a “sister” of very famous Asian restaurant Sasazu Restaurant, which you all surely already know. During our visit, we tried five dishes since the portions are meant to be shared with others so they aren’t that big. So what did we get? We began with beef tataki, continued with sasa crispy roll with tuna and salmon and for the mains, we got vegetarian dim sum Har Gow dumplings and curry with tofu and jasmine rice. At the end, we could not resist and tried also coconut tiramisu, which was truly DELICIOUS. On the other hand, we were not that impressed by the sauce of beef tataki – it was a bit too sour for us. The only con of this place is very high prices, which again considering the location are quite expected but at the same time, we still believe they are a bit too high. Have you already...
If you are not planning to visit Slovakia during your traveling through Europe, you may at least taste something typical Slovak – Halušky s bryndzou. Restaurant “U Skřetů” can be easily missed when you walk by it, but once you locate the entrance (on the picture above it is the small door on the left) and brave the steep spiral staircase down to the cellar, you will have a chance to dine as if you were in Bratislava in Slovakia. Halušky are perfectly accompanied by beer and here again, you will have a choice of beer produced in Slovakia. And you will see that, even though Slovakia is better known for its wine, they can make a decent beer as well. One curiosity about this restaurant is also the fact that you can ask for the menu in Esperanto, and if you are lucky you can meet also some people speaking that language since the local Esperanto club is sometimes meeting right here. Halušky s bryndzou Ask any Slovak and they will tell you that bryndzové halušky is the national dish. Potato ‘dumplings’ are smothered in a sheep cheese, rather like soft feta, and topped with a good dose of...
The fifth annual Beer and Burger (‘Pivo a Burger’) Festival will return to Karlínské náměstí on Sunday, September 13 from 11 am. A total of 25 burger stands will be operating throughout the day, including many of the Czech favorite food trucks and burger joints. You can taste burgers from several Karlin restaurants but also some of Prague’s highest-rated burgers, like George Prime Burger, Mozaika, Naše maso, Želva Bar, Meat vandals and many others. You can find the full list of participants here. Serving up beer during the fest will be 23 craft brewers from Prague and across the Czech Republic, including favorites like Matuška, Clock, Raven, Albrecht, and many more, with over 100 beers on offer. The highlight of the day will be a homebrewing demonstration and workshop where you can learn how to make your own. Visitors can also have a bowl of soup from Karlín Polévkárna or a glass of wine from the Kubík winery. Music will be played by the band Megaphone, Jamchestra and several DJs. Entrance fee: 70 CZK including a tasting glass of… beer! xosotin chelseathông tin chuyển nhượngcâu lạc bộ bóng đá arsenalbóng đá atalantabundesligacầu thủ haalandUEFAevertonfutebol ao vivofutemaxmulticanaisonbetbóng đá world cupbóng đá inter milantin juventusbenzemala ligaclb...
Kateřina and Tereza, food lovers who run the successful Instagram channel kamvpraze, will share with us at Prague Morning a weekly food tip. We’ll discover together new openings in the city, hidden cafes, bistros, or well-renowned restaurants. Where in Prague should you get delicious ice cream and a piece of cake? Or what about getting both simultaneously in the iconic ice-cream sandwiches? Stop by Parlor in Karlin! Parlor café is such a great café located close to Karlinske namesti, offering many delicious cakes – that delicious that it even scored as the best place to get a piece of cake in Prague in our top 10 list! Nevertheless, what you definitely need to try there are their iconic ice-cream sandwiches called Parlorkas. You can choose your biscuit as well as ice-cream filling. The biscuits are baked in the café daily and you will always find at least 6 flavors to choose from! Regarding the ice-cream, you can choose from 12 flavors of ice-creams and sorbets which are produced by Creme de a Creme– a very famous ice-cream shop, which also scored on the first place in our top 10 ice-cream shops in Prague. We got a chocolate cookie with raspberry sorbet and...
The 9th year of the Burgerfest is taking place in less than one month and we are happy to announce that the entrance is free! To celebrate the upcoming decade, Burgerfest organizers decided to gift you with a free invitation for juicy burgers of all types and ingredients along with an opportunity to create your own burger and compete for special prices. This year’s Burgerfest will present culinary shows and workshops from world-known professionals such as Karl-Heinz Drews from Germany and many others. Apart from delicious food you can enjoy the Concert for 10 million with bands such as Support Lesbiens, The Silver Spoons, Yo Yo band, and others and explore powerful machines presented by Prague Harley’s Days. In case you have already purchased the ticket, organizers are happy to transfer it to next year’s edition, upgrade for VIP entrance full of exclusive zones and experiences or refund your ticket during the event. Follow the Burgerfest Facebook page for more details and come to support us with your passion for food or voluntarily entrance. About Burgerfest In this time a burger is considered to be a symbol of haste and also quite often of not very good quality. The festival aims to...
Kateřina and Tereza, food lovers who run the successful Instagram channel kamvpraze, will share with us at Prague Morning a weekly food tip. We’ll discover together new openings in the city, hidden cafes, bistros, or well-renowned restaurants. Great news! A new (and bigger!) Mediterranean Paprika bistro was recently opened in Anděl. We believe that they have the best hummus in Prague and we are pretty sure, that many of you will agree. The restaurant opened quite recently, so we wanted to try it right away – we used the delivery app Wolt and had this veggie combo delivered home. We ordered combo for two, containing hummus (obviously), falafels, homemade pita bread, french fries, vegan shwarma, and several different sauces. The portion was huge – more than enough for two. And just as expected, it was absolutely delicious! We definitely recommend to try it – whether you are a vegan, a vegetarian, or a meat lover, you’ll just love it. We especially enjoyed the vegan shwarma, which we tried for the first time. About Paprika Paprika is a Middle Eastern street food bistro and restaurant. Vegetarians and vegans, as well as meat-eaters, are welcome. Fixed menus are typical Israeli dishes such as...
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