Fred and Ginger building!

Hi Local Experts

I%26#39;ve booked an apartment close to the Fred and Ginger building on Naplavni 2. From my maps it looks pretty well situated for local transport but how is the area for bars and eateries. Particulary looking for good breakfast stops. Any help would be appreciated.

Regards

Tom

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Potrefena Husa, around the corner on Resslova, is a good/bar restaurant serving Czech food as well as non-Czech (burgers/BBQ ribs). Serves Staropramen beer (which owns the chain).

Don Pedro%26#39;s is South American -- good steaks.

La Perle de Prague is on top of Fred and Ginger -- very expensive.

I think Restaurace Tamada on Ditrichova is good. Czech and Georgian cuisine. Georgian meat pies (forget what they are called) are amazing.

Lemon Leaf for Thai and Czech on Myslikova.

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Check out this map link of where your hotel is -- click on the knife and fork symbols it will tell you the name of the restaurant there.

www.mapy.cz/…

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Thanks Brewsta. Excellent link

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for breakfast try cafe louvre on narodni street near the national theatre. tram 17 takes you to the edge of the old town and to the bottom of the castle

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My favorite for breakfast is Cafe Savoy, just on the other side of the river, across the bridge from the National Theater. They do simple breakfasts, but the American or French breakfasts are huge. Avoid the English breakfast ( little hot dog, egg, and some beans). There is also Bohemia Bagel nearby Cafe Savoy

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Thanks Peb and Brewsta. I always like to find a good breakfast place whenever I%26#39;m travelling, sets me up for the day. Lunch and dinner always seem to take care of themselves.

Best breakfast I ever had was in the Cafe Einstein on Berlin%26#39;s Unter der Linden, just beside the US embassy. The breakfast platter for two would have fed an army and was only 13Euro.

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Here%26#39;s my blog post on Savoy%26#39;s breakfast:

…blogspot.com/2007/04/caf-savoy.html

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HI Brewsta

Had a read at your blog, very impressive, and from what I can see Cafe Savoy looks very good for breakfast. You do mention that it has become extremely busy and booking is advisable. Is this only at the weekend or is the situation the same throughout the week?

Again your advice is very welcome.

Regards

Tom

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Hard to say because I almost always go on the weekend. I did go at around 11am last week on a weekday for breakfast. It was pretty full -- there were about 4-5 tables free. I%26#39;d book anytime to be safe.

Olympia is next door and decent, but doesn%26#39;t do breakfast. When Savoy is full, I either go to Bohemia Bagel around the corner on Ujezd, or Cafe Louvre across the bridge. Breakfast there is fairly basic though, but historic room and atmosphere. Lots of locals.

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Thanks for that Brewsta. My command of Czech is non-existent, would there be much problem in making the booking in English? I could get by using a phrase book but fear being banned before getting there for murdering czech pronunciation:-)