Advice on Folklore Garden and other restaurants

Prague experinece com. introduced these restaurants

U Sedmi Svabu Medieval Tavern Mala Strana

with Medieval Night every Friday and entertainment package .

Novomestsky Pivovar Restaurant New Town

The interior is a mixture of styles from Gothic halls to early 20th century design

U Vejvodu Pub %26amp; Beerhall Restaurant Old Town

Finally, Folklore Garden , full dinner and dance 990 czk, does it worth.

Many thanks in advance for your replies.

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folkore seems like a real tourist evening. but if you are into that kind of experience, the price seems reasonable.

U vejvodu is good pub, but you don%26#39;t need to go with prague experience to go there - they have an english menu

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Thank you peb7.

I will watch a show at National Theatre. If choose between Cafe Slavia or Cafe Globe for dinner, which one you prefer.

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For dinner, Cafe Savoy is far better than the other two. It is just on the other side of the bridge from the National Theater -- about 300 meters. Great food and nice interior, especially the ceiling.

Slavia is across the street, of course, but too touristy. I don%26#39;t think Slavia or the Globe are really known for their food.

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I have been to a folk evening with Prague Experience a few years ago.It was a great night out and excellent value for money,you can really relax as they pick you up from your hotel,all food drink and entertainment is provided and when it%26#39;s over they drop you off in the center of the city.

Not been to the Folklore Garden,but it looks like the same sort of thing.

U Vejvodu is a great pub,just go in ,the food is very good as is service and the beer superb,sometime they have an accordian player there.As you go in it looks like a small bar but head down the wide stairs and you come into a great beer hall.I have had a couple of great nights there.

tripadvisor.com/GoListDetail-i2106-Unclegus_…

have a look at this link lots of other places mentioned there.

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I agree with brewsta. Cafe slavia is really smoky and the service is quite poor. pod kridlem on vorsilska street and stoleti on karoliny svetle streets are both within 5 minutes walk for the national theatre and are also decent

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Brewsta,

You remind me that cross the bridge is also %26#39;nearby%26#39;, haha.... Cafe Savoy is %26#39;wow%26#39;, it looks so beautiful. I will surely go.

unclegus and peb7,

Thanks , I have marked your recommendations in my go-list.

P.S Any good places to eat for lunch / breakfast near Prague Castle and Pertin.

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bakehouse on lazenska street near the charles bridge is a good cafe. Up near petrin hill the brewery at the strahov monastery serves fairly decent food and good beer

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