Mexican holiday, butcher's craft, young wines, and tartare week. We have selected five November stops in Prague and added dates, prices, and the difference between free entry and paid tasting.
In the center of Prague, in the passage between Revoluční and Benediktská streets, the bistro Traum Concept opened in October. The German word Traum means dream, and that's exactly how the establishment came to be: the couple Renáta and Matěj Hnilička decided to combine everything they love. First-class food, coffee from the Berlin roastery 19grams, good music, and original design in the spirit of unpretentious Berlin establishments. The kitchen is run by experienced chefs from Esky and the Michelin-starred Štangl.
If you’re looking for something different from traditional Czech cuisine, Isaac’s BBQ offers a taste of authentic American barbecue right in the Prague center.
Onion soup with cheese croquette, royal oyster mushrooms in unexpected company, and veal crepinette based on a recipe over a century old. The October menu at TADY CHUTNÁ has a weakness for honest sauces, autumn flavors, and contrasts that invite one bite to lead to another. This time, the chef's tips are two: oyster mushrooms and Esterházy crepinette.
For a romantic winter escape beyond Prague’s busy historic centre, head to the gardens of Troja Chateau. Just 15 minutes away, Bistro Karel offers a cosy retreat with a light, welcoming interior, modern seasonal cooking and fragrant speciality coffee. Prague Zoo, the Botanical Garden and the gallery at Troja Chateau are all close by, making it an ideal stop during a day in Troja.
Explore Prague’s food scene, from specialty coffee and artisan bakeries to Czech restaurants, neighborhood bistros, and perfectly poured lagers. Discover places to pause between sights, sample traditional pastries, or linger over brunch, plus a countryside tasting experience featuring locally farmed snails and truffles.
Bring it to the table, let the Truth be revealed! Take a trip back to a time when portions were fairer, ducks meatier, and beer more drinkable. With today’s tip, you will visit the unique and historic U Pravdů restaurant, where beer has been on tap since 1888.
Coffee is today an integral part of everyday life for millions of people. Morning espresso, cappuccino after lunch, or coffee to go on the way to work – few beverages hold such a firm place in daily life. Every year on October 1st, the world celebrates International Coffee Day, which honors the diversity, quality, and tradition of this drink. And just as the ways we prepare and drink coffee change over the years, new and unusual combinations also emerge – such as the combination of coffee with the famous Irish whiskey from the town of Tullamore, which in the form of Tullamore D.E.W. Café Honey takes on a surprisingly new dimension.
How many times do we pass by an interesting place without even noticing it? And how many times do we search for good food somewhere far away, even though we have it almost around the corner? This idea gave rise to the project Taste Mělnicko, which connects gastronomy with travel and shows our region in a slightly different way.
The September menu of the restaurant TADY CHUTNÁ balances between the freshness of the last summer days and the first pronounced flavors of autumn. Fresh goat cheese, Czech balsamic vinegar, borscht with pelmeni, tuna according to Jindřich Vaňha, and pears in caramel. And if the chef David Kalina had to choose just one dish? Definitely the tuna.
Prague has been changing faster than ever in recent years. Next to the historic streets, new places are emerging that give the metropolis a new face – modern, confident, and vibrant. One of them is the area around Masaryk Station. Its dominant feature is one of the most striking new buildings in Prague – Masaryčka, designed by the world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid. Today, thousands of people flow around it, heading for work, culture, entertainment, and gastronomy. And it is right here that a place has been created that connects these worlds.
November in Prague has a charm of its own – and one tradition well worth experiencing. On Saturday, November 14, Náplavka will come alive with St. Martin’s celebrations, bringing together young wine, roast goose, music, and good company.
Three ingredients, over a hundred years of history, and many ways to mix them. Negroni is among the most famous classic cocktails, and its traditional recipe is based on gin, red vermouth, and bitter aperitif in equal parts. Throughout this week, visitors will also be able to try its various forms at the Holešovice Market, where six establishments will offer their unique interpretations of this classic. Additionally, visitors can embark on their own "Market Tour de Bar" and collect stickers for their Negroni passport while tasting.
Are you looking for an intimate, stylish space for a family celebration, corporate party, or client meeting? Just a few steps from the Old Town Square, you will find Café Hein – the café of the Ungelt Theatre, which combines an unforgettable theatrical atmosphere with excellent gastronomy. Discover a place where your guests will feel at home.
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