Ferdinanda (Nové Město)
Down-to-earth pub of the Ferdinand brewery near the top of Wenceslas Square, with a daily lunch menu.

Hungry after visiting Wenceslas Square? Here are 23 places nearby, 6 of them cheap and quick. Every place lists its cuisine, price and the walk from Wenceslas Square.
Last updated: 14 October 2026
Photo: Øyvind Holmstad · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia
Down-to-earth pub of the Ferdinand brewery near the top of Wenceslas Square, with a daily lunch menu.
Cheap vegetarian Indian buffet paid by weight: dal, curries, rice and chapati. Quick and filling.
Laid-back café in the courtyard of the medieval New Town Hall on Charles Square: soups, sandwiches, cakes.
Big traditional pub since 1873 with Černá Hora and Kostelec beers, Czech food and a weekday lunch menu.
Vegan self-service restaurant in a passage off Melantrichova: pay by weight, salads and hot dishes.
Popular cellar pizzeria near the National Theatre with wood-oven pizza, gluten-free option and a lunch menu.
Model trains deliver your drinks to the table: fun for kids, with burgers, ribs and Czech dishes.
Lively Mexican run by Mexicans: tacos, enchiladas and a long tequila and mezcal list; weekday lunch menu.
Butcher's shop and canteen in a former bank hall: pick your meat at the counter, Pilsner from the tank.
Pub since 1678 brewing its own lager in the house, with Czech classics and a weekday menu.
The world's only Cubist café, upstairs in the House of the Black Madonna; light meals and Czech pastries.
Beer hall since 1466 with its own small brewery and Budvar on tap; Czech pub food and a weekday lunch menu.
Fresh pasta and Italian wines in a Gothic cellar on Celetná, the street between the Powder Tower and the square.
Rustic Czech restaurant in a side lane off the Old Town Square, known for its pork knee and big portions.
Beer hall in the Art Nouveau cellar of the Municipal House, with ceramic murals and Czech dishes.
Friendly restaurant since 1998 with dishes named after famous Czechs, plus steaks, ribs and burgers.
Long-running Indian restaurant (since 1996) with a vaulted interior and a quiet courtyard behind Týn.
Calm vegetarian and vegan restaurant behind the Týn Church, with a cheap weekday lunch menu (soup + main).
Small, whimsical vegetarian restaurant ("Clear Head") in a quiet lane near Charles Bridge; book ahead.
Czech beef steakhouse next to the National Museum, with dry-aged cuts and Czech side dishes.
Cosy vaulted rooms full of antiques; roast duck and Bohemian game dishes, a step from the Old Town Square.
Elegant restaurant near Bethlehem Square cooking modern Czech and Indian dishes; weekend sharing brunch.
Refined Italian with homemade pasta and a big wine list in a quiet lane behind Týn; weekday lunch menu.
Pastry shop of 1911 off Wenceslas Square, with Czech cakes and breakfasts in the café downstairs.
Café under the Art Nouveau dome of the old main-station hall, handy before a train or the museum.
Historic first-floor café of 1902 where Kafka and Einstein came; Czech and continental breakfasts.
Café on the ground floor of the cubist House of the Black Madonna, with a breakfast menu.
Czech koláče, round pastries with poppy seed, curd or plum, with coffee near the Municipal House.
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