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Promiňte, mluvite anglicky? Díky. Then we'll take the rest in english. I'm in Prague, with my fiancee and her parents, and we're doing some heavy duty touristing. The old/new synagogue with the original Golem of Rabbi Loew; the Prague castle and Vyšehrad; black light theatres and soldier Švejk and much, much more. Above all food. Food, food, food. We're investigating the limits of Prague gastronomy and haven't hit rock bottom quite yet. (ok, that may be because we've stayed away from KFC and McD sofar. :)
Some reports.
Klub Architektů is the best restaurant we've seen. Hands down.
U Kalicha is absolutely marvelous. Wonderful staff, great austrian-army-clad musicians and a REALLY good time from entrance to exit.
And don't even bother going to U tri zlatých hvězd. It's by the Nicholas church, and in a region where all restaurants show off with special offers that invariably are void once you get inside; and as a thank-you for that, they double your prices. On further consideration, avoid most of the restaurants around the Nicholas church. They all pull that trick, and the one we DID eat in almost choked my future father-in-law by feeding him tomato-looking chiles.
No trace of Golem so far.
Some reports.
Klub Architektů is the best restaurant we've seen. Hands down.
U Kalicha is absolutely marvelous. Wonderful staff, great austrian-army-clad musicians and a REALLY good time from entrance to exit.
And don't even bother going to U tri zlatých hvězd. It's by the Nicholas church, and in a region where all restaurants show off with special offers that invariably are void once you get inside; and as a thank-you for that, they double your prices. On further consideration, avoid most of the restaurants around the Nicholas church. They all pull that trick, and the one we DID eat in almost choked my future father-in-law by feeding him tomato-looking chiles.
No trace of Golem so far.
