1$$$
U Parlamentu
Unpretentious local pub with Pilsner Urquell, Czech home cooking and a cheap weekday lunch menu.
Where to eat near the Jewish Quarter
Hungry after visiting the Jewish Quarter? Here are 24 places nearby, 6 of them cheap and quick. Every place lists its cuisine, price and the walk from the Jewish Quarter.
Last updated: 14 October 2026
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Quick and cheap ($)
2$$$
U Rudolfina
Classic Pilsner pub by the Rudolfinum with expertly tapped beer, Czech pub food and a lunch menu.
3$$$
Country Life
Vegan self-service restaurant in a passage off Melantrichova: pay by weight, salads and hot dishes.
4$$$
Lokál Dlouhááá
Long, lively beer hall with tank Pilsner Urquell and honest Czech classics: goulash, schnitzel, fried cheese.
5$$$
Naše maso
Busy little butcher's shop that grills burgers, meatloaf and sausages to eat standing at the counter.
6$$$
Sisters Bistro
Modern take on the Czech chlebíček (open sandwich): a quick, cheap and very local bite.
Good value sit-down ($$)
7$$$
U Pivrnce (Maiselova)
Jolly Czech pub covered in cheeky cartoons by Petr Urban; roast pork, duck and dumplings.
8$$$
Maitrea
Calm vegetarian and vegan restaurant behind the Týn Church, with a cheap weekday lunch menu (soup + main).
9$$$
Restaurace Mlejnice
Rustic Czech restaurant in a side lane off the Old Town Square, known for its pork knee and big portions.
10$$$
Vojanův dvůr
Brewery restaurant by the Vojan Gardens with its own beer, Czech dishes and a weekday lunch menu
11$$$
Pasta Fresca
Fresh pasta and Italian wines in a Gothic cellar on Celetná, the street between the Powder Tower and the square.
12$$$
Indian Jewel
Long-running Indian restaurant (since 1996) with a vaulted interior and a quiet courtyard behind Týn.
13$$$
Grand Café Orient
The world's only Cubist café, upstairs in the House of the Black Madonna; light meals and Czech pastries.
14$$$
Lehká Hlava
Small, whimsical vegetarian restaurant ("Clear Head") in a quiet lane near Charles Bridge; book ahead.
15$$$
Lokál U Bílé kuželky
Ambiente's Malá Strana pub: tank Pilsner and textbook Czech classics a step from Charles Bridge
16$$$
U Dvou koček
Pub since 1678 brewing its own lager in the house, with Czech classics and a weekday menu.
Treat yourself ($$$)
17$$$
Field
Michelin-starred modern Czech cooking from local produce, near St Agnes Convent; lunch is the better deal.
18$$$
Divinis
Refined Italian with homemade pasta and a big wine list in a quiet lane behind Týn; weekday lunch menu.
19$$$
U Modré kachničky (Michalská)
Cosy vaulted rooms full of antiques; roast duck and Bohemian game dishes, a step from the Old Town Square.
20$$$
Hanavský pavilon
Neo-Baroque cast-iron pavilion on the edge of Letná with one of the best terrace views of the bridges and Old Town
21$$$
Mlýnec
Polished restaurant on the river right by Charles Bridge, with modern Czech dishes and a terrace view.
22$$$
La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise
Long tasting menus reinventing 19th-century Czech recipes; a special-occasion dinner, book well ahead.
23$$$
V Zátiší
Elegant restaurant near Bethlehem Square cooking modern Czech and Indian dishes; weekend sharing brunch.
24$$$
Kampa Park
Smart riverside restaurant on Kampa with a terrace looking straight at Charles Bridge; fish and meat dishes
Breakfast and coffee nearby
25$$$
Mistral Café
Bright café between the university and Josefov with eggs, pancakes and a kids' corner.
26$$$
Mansson Bakery
Danish bakery and café for cardamom buns, pastries and sandwiches in Josefov.
27$$$
Bakeshop
American-style bakery for quiches, bagels, muffins and carrot cake, a few steps from Josefov.
28$$$
Café Mozart
First-floor café with a window view straight onto the Astronomical Clock.
29$$$
Onesip Coffee
Tiny specialty espresso bar with pastries, loved by locals near Haštalské square.
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