Prague Food Tours

Food tours in Prague reveal a turning culinary tide. The city’s food scene has broadened after years of communist rule that very nearly destroyed traditional Czech food, and most of the best restaurants in Prague have only cropped up in recent years. Today, a new generation of chefs is leading a culinary revolution that still revolves around traditional flavors: local produce, seasonal ingredients, fresh bread, and high-quality Czech beef and pork. But international cuisine has also carved out its own space – in fact, some of the best restaurants in Prague are Japanese, Italian, and Korean!

Prague is the birthplace of the Pilsener, so the city’s beer-making reputation is built on a particularly solid foundation. The city has been brewing for over a century, and many of its most historic brewhouses are still open for business. Between scoping out the best restaurants in Prague, your local guide could show you the city’s top independent breweries, beautiful beer gardens, trendy micro-breweries, and pubs ranging from traditional to uber-hipster. In fact, food tours in Prague are likely to end with a pitcher of freshly brewed beer in a local bar or centuries-old brewery.