Restaurants and nightlife in Prague

Prague is filled with inns, beer gardens and lively artist cafés, but that’s not all. For example, how about sampling traditional Jewish cuisine in a genuine kosher restaurant? Or maybe some live music with your meal? And don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy some authentic Czech food, with its king-sized servings of meat, potatoes, cabbage and “knödel” (potato dumplings). On the slightly more formal side, you’ll find a wide selection of “quality” restaurants, and for the less adventurous there are dishes you’ll recognise from back home on most menus throughout the city centre.

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And after your meal, why not enjoy a night on the town? After the fall of Communism, nightlife in Prague blossomed to include a vast range of discos, nightclubs, and bars on par with that of any other major European city. But keep in mind that most clubs stick rigorously to a specific music genre, such as disco, techno, or trance, and it’s important to keep this in mind before joining the velvet-roped queue.

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