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“ Amazing place, it was the first restaurant I went to when I came to Prague 10 years ago. I still order the same thing, the entrecôte, because it is that good. I always recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Prague, for its nice atmosphere, staff and food. Perfect for a date! ”
“ Amazing place and one of the best in Prague for sure. The service is efficient but could use a bit of warmth The onion soup looked weird but surprisingly tasted amazing. Didn’t enjoy the escargot that much. The star of the show was the steak fries with their secret sauce and a side of sharp well made salad to balance all that really delicious and well cooked. ”
“ This restaurant is a great find and next to the Lennon wall so you can see a tourist site and follow with a fancy dinner. As far as the places we went this was the most expensive meal I had in Prague. The onion and cheese soup was good and if you like well expressed onion flavor then it is a solid choice. Not much is provided but it is good. The salad comes with some sort of horseradish vinaigrette I think. It was a mixed experience for our table, but I liked it. The steak they are know for was good and I'd save a piece of bread to finish the leftover sauce on the plate if I were you. I'd say a soup and an entree is enough to sate, but not fill the average person which is good if you are planning to walk a bit more afterwards. All in all it was a good experience, however, two minor detractors made the experience less good for me. First, when I asked if they had a cocktail menu the response I got was a little bit like I had asked a dumb question. Second, the creme brulee was not very good. It comes in a wide and shallow dish and has some bits hot and some cold which was weird. I'd just get dinner here and grab dessert somewhere else. The cappuccino I got with dessert was very good though, but really small. I'd say this place was worth experiencing, but not worth the price to come to regularly. ”
“ This place is a must for it’s history in the city! It definitely have a special appeal that you can feel when you cross the entrance. I wasn’t mad for the Czech breakfast- no fault on the ingredients that were of great quality - but the bread and cake were delicious. ”
“ Amazing French restaurant in Prague and definitely one of the best choices in the city center. Beautiful place with great food! I had their signature entrecote and it was absolutely delicious. The staff were really attentive and made the whole experience even better. This is truly a hidden gem in Prague, I’ll definitely be coming back! ”
About
Cafe de Paris - 118 00 Malá Strana
Welcome to Cafe de Paris, a charming culinary gem nestled in the historic district of Malá Strana, Prague. Situated at Velkopřevorské nám. 4, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia, this restaurant captures the essence of French dining while seamlessly integrating its rich heritage with the vibrant city around it.
As you step inside, you're enveloped by an atmosphere that balances elegance with a cozy warmth, making it perfect for intimate dinners or casual gatherings alike. The inviting decor complements the restaurant's menu, which features a delightful selection of French classics that promise to tantalize your taste buds. The renowned entrecôte is certainly a highlight, lauded by repeat patrons like Philip Gast, who claims it's so good, he orders it every visit.Julius Petrik echoes this sentiment by describing it as “absolutely delicious,” emphasizing that the attentive staff enhances the overall dining experience.
Aside from the exceptional steak, the onion soup often garners attention for its surprising depth of flavor, as noted by Khaled AlHussaini. Although initial appearances may lead to hesitation, this dish has remained a favorite for many, demonstrating that true culinary artistry often resides beyond first impressions. The steak fries with their secret sauce, paired harmoniously with a sharp salad, emerges as another standout—it's a dish that demands to be savored.
Yet, the experience is not without its quirks. Customers have reported mixed feelings about the escargot and creme brulee, suggesting that while some dishes shine, others may not meet expectations. As Zach Roper pointed out, dining here isn’t solely about indulging in food; it's about the entire experience, which can sometimes fall short in aspects like service warmth. This mixture of consistent highlights and occasional shortcomings adds an intriguing layer to what is, ultimately, a dining adventure.
Overall, Cafe de Paris is a must-visit for anyone exploring Prague. Its location adjacent to iconic sites like the Lennon Wall makes it a convenient stop for tourists seeking a culinary delight. Whether you are a local or a traveler, the unique blend of historical charm and contemporary culinary expertise makes Cafe de Paris a memorable dining destination. Don’t forget to pair your meal with a fine coffee, as noted during dessert, because after all, a good meal deserves a perfect finish.
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