From pastries to movies, galleries to coffee: irresistible pairs of culture and food in Prague
Kino Světozor & Cukrárna Myšák
A glass of wine, a fresh open-faced sandwich, or a delicious dessert—Myšák on Vodičkova Street is the perfect pit stop for anyone heading to the nearby Světozor cinema. Pop in for a quick bite before the show, or grab a coffee and dessert right after to discuss the movie.
Balls at Lucerna & Lokál U Jiráta
Before you head out to a ball—whether it’s a high school prom, a family event, or a party with friends—fuel up with a perfectly poured beer at Lokál U Jiráta. Or do you suspect there will be a few shots involved later and want to play it safe with a hearty fried cheese?
Photographer: Gallery & Bjukitchen
The small gallery at Jungmannova 19/7 offers a glimpse into contemporary works by both leading and emerging local and international artists. After your visit, you can unpack the social themes explored in the photography—perhaps over a cup of specialty coffee and a slice of chocolate-covered gingerbread.
The small gallery at Jungmannova 19/7 offers a glimpse into contemporary works by both leading and emerging local and international artists. After your visit, you can unpack the social themes explored in the photography—perhaps over a cup of specialty coffee and a slice of chocolate-covered gingerbread.
National Theatre & Bar Forbína
Before you head to the National Theatre to watch the drama unfold on stage, take a peek behind the curtain—or rather, step right onto the proscenium at Bar Forbína. True to its theatre-inspired name, this bar serves cocktails with stories just as captivating as the plays themselves.
Signal Space & Brasileiro Slovanský dům
Combine a visit to Signal Space with a churrasco-style feast at the newly renovated Brasileiro in Slovanský dům. At Signal Space, you can immerse yourself in light installations by Czech and international artists—some of them fully interactive. Meanwhile, Brasileiro Slovanský dům delivers a stunning visual experience of its own, thanks to a major redesign led by the Qarta architecture studio.
Rudolfinum & Brasileiro U Zelené žáby
Whether it’s before a concert or right after an exhibition at the Rudolfinum, gather your friends or family and treat yourselves to a churrasco feast at Brasileiro U Zelené žáby.
DOX & Pult Tusarova
Clear your head and recharge after a dose of contemporary art at DOX. Just a few steps from the gallery, on Tusarova street, you’ll find Pult—a beer bar with six rotating Czech lagers and six specials on tap. The food menu focuses heavily on high-quality meat, from beef tartare and carpaccio to steaks made from local Czech Spotted beef (Čestr). If you want to sample a bit of everything, order the Meat Flight and ask the team to pair each course with a beer tailored to your taste.
Trafo Gallery & Skô
Before visiting Trafo Gallery, take some time to explore the Holešovice Market, which has undergone a vibrant revival in recent years and now attracts visitors with fantastic culinary concepts. Just a few steps from the gallery, you’ll find Skô restaurant, where you can fuel up before the exhibition with hearty bryndza halušky, crispy langoš, or traditional homemade pirohy. And since its interior was designed by the renowned AP Atelier, led by Josef Pleskot, you’ll be immersed in art even over lunch or dinner.
Veletržní palác & Eska
Just five minutes from the Trade Fair Palace (Veletržní palác), you’ll find the Eska bakery. Before heading out to explore the art at the National Gallery, stop by for a fresh specialty coffee and a flaky pastry, sweet buns, or a loaf of their iconic 33 sourdough bread to go.
Prague City Museum & Pult V Celnici
Once you’ve soaked up history at the Prague City Museum in Florenc, take a short stroll to V Celnici Street. At the Pult beer bar, you can unwind with a freshly poured lager, discuss the highlights of the exhibition over beef tartare, and grab a few bottled or canned specialty beers from the cooler to take home.
