On the first evening of our stay in Prague we went to this restaurant, just opposite the National Theatre, therefore almost on the bank of the Vltava. The restaurant has modern but not too modern decor, recalling the atmosphere of the 1970s. As for dinner, the package included pea cream with a splash of sour cream, roast with side dishes, and a 400 ml mug of beer (Budweiser). Overall our meal was satisfactory, as was the service.

If there's one cafe I know I'm going to visit on any holiday I take to Prague its Cafe Slavia housed in the beautiful and historic Lazansky Palace, always had a good time in here and so it proved on our latest visit. A wonderful looking cafe ,interior is superb, decor and furnishings are superb throughout this cafe ,lots of interesting features here ,love the wall art here ,all in all its a great cafe to chill out. We were here on a Tuesday afternoon, we were greeted and seated by a very pleasant member of the bar team, we got pilsner beers these were served in excellent condition being iced cold and sparkling, we just kicked back, chilled out and soaked up the great vibe in this busy and popular cafe. Beer served in here was really good, golden ,light and hoppy, bursting with taste, very easy to drink, when this beer is served freezing cold as in this cafe its such a delicious beer indeed. We really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to Cafe Slavia we had a great time. Cafe Slavia is easy to locate along Smetanovo Nabrezi. Opening hours are; Monday to Sunday, open from 9am. Well worth checking out if you're in the New Town ( Nove Mesto ) of Prague.

I highly recommend this place if quality is more important for you than quantity. Crepe Suzette, fish and salad were all wonderful and the staff is also great. It was nice to see the river through the enormous windows. It was really worth coming here, thank you!

Cafe Slavia was a treat after we finished our time at the nearby paddle boats. And it was a delight. I had the crepe with orange sauce, vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. There was not a speck left on my plate. Also, had homemade ginger tea. As for the atmosphere, a sleek art deco style, a courteous staff that will not rush you out the door, so you can just sink into your seat and enjoy great food and a beautiful setting.

This is an excellent restaurant with a fantastic location close to the river. We had a terrific meal, had very good service and the restaurant has a nice ambiance. The menu gave us a good choice of meals at quite reasonable prices. Would strongly recommend if you are visiting Prague and looking for a nice meal out.