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Visitors who enjoy the finer things in life will revel in Prague's premier restaurant, the Bellevue. Every dish on the menu is a masterpiece of modern Czech cuisine, which can be enjoyed together with a stunning view of Prague's castle and piano playing in the classically elegant surroundings. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Reservations are recommended.
Address: Smetanova nábrezi 18, Stare Mesto
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Francouzská Restaurant Municipal House
The beauty of the French Restaurant inside the famous art nouveau Municipal House building will take your breath away with the light of ten crystal chandeliers shimmering in the mirrors and embellishing the wall panelling. Although the name suggests French cuisine, the fare includes international and Czech specialities as good as the décor. A dazzling dining experience is guaranteed.
Address: Námìstà Republiky 5
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Dolly Bell
A topsy-turvy atmosphere has made this surreal establishment, which serves up excellent Slav fare, into one of Prague's most popular dining venues. The cluttered dining room has furniture nailed (upside-down) to the ceiling. The unusual décor does not detract from the extensive selection of well-prepared dishes on offer, like Balkan moussaka, tasty stews and soups, meat skewered on a spit, and delicious pork sausage. Open for lunch and dinner daily. Reservations recommended.
Address: Neklanova 20, Nove Mesto
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U Fleku
The world's oldest pub and brewery and Prague's most famous tavern, U Fleku has been in the heart of Prague for 500 years and offers the chance to soak up some history along with the tasty brew and hearty Czech meals on offer. Tours of the brewery are available, and there is often cabaret entertainment. Those wanting to dine should make a reservation. Recommended are the house goulash and beer-flavoured cheese on toast. Open daily from 9am to 11pm.
Address: Kremencova 11
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Buffalo Bill's
Even in Eastern Europe it is easy to eat western, and Prague's premiere place to indulge in some authentic Tex-Mex cuisine in a fun Wild West atmosphere is Buffalo Bill's cellar cantina near Wenceslas Square. The fact that it is always full testifies to the success of the food and atmosphere, which is enhanced with country music and American cowboy memorabilia. Margaritas top the house cocktail list, and burritos, tacos and fajitas abound. Open daily from 12pm to midnight.
Address: Vodickova 9, Stare Mesto
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