Currently, you can get a taste of his Chardonnay 2011. The color of the wine is matte gold. Intense on the nose, mature, with notes of autumn fruits, baked apple and pear, highlighted mineral line, a touch of nut butter and citrus. The taste is intense and full, based around acidity that adds freshness.
Otherwise, the key to a cheap bite in Prague is to make use of daily lunch menus. That way, you can get a good meal for only 100-150 CZK. My go-to foodie spots… are mostly in the Vinohrady district, since it’s so rich in diverse cuisine. The recent addition of ramen joints proves that even further.
1 Fashion Arena Prague Outlet. The Fashion Arena outlet mall in Prague is a popular destination for shoppers looking for fashionable clothing and accessories at discounted prices. The mall has a wide selection of brands, including Armani, Boss, Lacoste, Ecco, Skechers, Tommy Hilfiger, and much more.

This is the place where coffee geeks go to get a flat white made from locally roasted beans, while chocolate fiends can indulge in the thick, fudgey brownies made by popular expat baker Lana Libin Meyer. Křižíkova 386/105, Prague 8. +420 222 981 874. mujsalekkavy.cz. Open: Mon – Sat 9 am –10 pm; Sun 10 am – 6 pm.

Johnny Pizza Bar is one of the best pizza places in Prague because they keep it simple. Located right in the city center, they deliver to almost all of Prague. Serving up all the classic pizzas like margherita, salami, Hawaiian, and more, there’s something for everyone to be found here. It might be thin crust, but the generous heaps of cheese

The main thing that makes this one of the best kid-friendly places in Prague is the weekend family brunch. Every Saturday and Sunday starting at 11 am, Pohostinec Karlin offers a unique brunch for an all-inclusive price. Kids up to the age of 6 eat free, while kids between the ages of 6 and 12 eat for about half the price of adults.

3. Kulajda. Kulajda. Kulajda (pronounced “Ku-lay-dah”) is a famous creamy potato soup prepared with mushrooms, dill, vinegar and a poached egg on top. The thickened consistency and fine textures make this dish one of the top foods to try in Prague.
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