Prague · FOOD & DRINK
The 15 best food & drink experiences you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
At Beer Spa Bernard Prague, you soak in a private tub filled with Bernard beer ingredients, sip unlimited beer from the tap, then rest on a heated bed. Add a 20-minute massage for a longer visit. Staff provide towels, slippers, sheets, a takeaway bottle, and a completion certificate.
“Really great experience. Loved the bath and surroundings. Beer tasted great and was lovely and cold!”
Spend about four hours tasting Czech food and drinks at several local restaurants, cafés, pastry shops, and bars with Taste of Prague. Guides such as Karolina, Jan, and Klara add food history, city context, and useful dining tips. The group is capped at 12, with all tastings included.
“Karolina was a captivating storyteller who made Prague come to life for us. We enjoyed the diverse food, people, and background we explored and really felt a greater appreciation for the place thanks to her personal and historical explanations. She made everyone in the group feel welcome and took extra care to remember our names and stories. This tour was our favorite part of our entire international adventure!”
Follow a self-guided audio and video tour of Pilsner Urquell, taste beer in the 1842 bar, then enjoy two 0.3-liter pours in the Beer Hall. Add the Tapster Academy to learn three Czech pouring styles. GetYourGuide bookings include a personalized bottle with your name.
“Super nice and helpful a great history and great beer! Recommend”
This 3.5-hour small-group tour links a brewery boat, family-run pastry shops, Czech bistros, and Café Louvre. You’ll taste beer, marinated cheese, gingerbread, koláč, open-faced sandwiches, svíčková, goulash, and apple strudel while guides such as Petra, Oliver, Markéta, and Helena add Prague history along the way.
“This was one of the best food and drinks tours my husband and I have been on and we’ve been on a number throughout the world! We not only sampled many local dishes, beers and wine, but also, learned a great deal about the historical old town sites. Our tour guide was exceptional- not only was she extremely knowledgeable, but she also allowed ample time for questions and photos.”
Follow Pilsner Urquell’s 180-year story through headphones, video mapping, light shows, brewing sounds, heat, and cold. Taste one beer during the tour, then enjoy two more in the Beer Hall, where tapster shows explain Czech pours. Allow 60 to 90 minutes.
“Very well organized and staff super friendly. The exhibition has a very nice and curated set up with easy explanations. Maybe at the beginning it can be a bit too crowded and the rooms are not big so 10 people were way too much to stand all together in one room. Good beer and very nicely served. Highly appreciated the discount at the shop!”
Meet your English-speaking beer guide at the Discover Prague Tours office for 90 minutes of Czech beer, history, tasting tips, Hermelín cheese, and crackers. Sample seven beers from major breweries and Prague microbreweries, with a shared or private format available.
“Excellent walk through of the beer making process by Steve the beer master as well as sampling 7 types of beer. Had a good laugh with our group making it very enjoyable.”
Spend about four hours eating through Prague’s Old Town with local guides George, also called Jiří, or Leona. In a group of no more than nine, you’ll try Czech soup, selected savory dishes, desserts, beer, and traditional spirits while hearing stories about Prague, Czech culture, and the Astronomical Clock.
“Jiři (George) was a fantastic guide knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Loved the local knowledge he brought and shared about being Czech in addition to the great stops we made on the food tour. You will not go hungry physically or mentally on this tour.”
Follow an English-speaking guide such as Kuba, George, Nikola, or Jiri through Prague’s Old Town for four hours of Czech food, beer, wine, and history. Expect several generous tasting stops, cobblestones, public transport if needed, and a full dinner’s worth of dishes.
“This tour is an absolute must when you visit Prague! Our guide Nikki was knowledgeable, fun, friendly and amazing! She brought us to 5 stops with delicious food at each one. We ended the evening with cappuccino and gelato and she even helped us purchase train tickets for the next part of our trip. She went above and beyond and I would highly recommend this tour!”
Meet your guide beneath an orange umbrella by the Charles Bridge, then walk Prague’s historic center, visit three local pubs, and enjoy one Czech beer at each. Finish with a traditional dinner. Guides such as April, Tom, Linda, and Matthew are known for mixing beer know-how, city stories, and useful local tips.
“Tom was a brilliant guide! He was more like a mate showing us around rather than just a tour guide doing a job. Great knowledge of the history of the whole of the Czech empire, and well explained. Awesome with Tom!”
Meet by David Černý’s rotating Kafka statue, then follow a guide such as Lukas, Viktor, Tomas, or Pavel to local pubs around Vodičkova and New Town. You’ll taste five craft beers, learn Czech beer traditions, order food if you wish, and leave with a digital Prague beer map.
“The pubs we visited were off the beaten path. The beer selections were very good and well received. The final pub had a great dinner selection.”
Start with a Czech beer poured by a brewmaster, then explore brewing displays, old bottles, 13th-century cellars, and the Beer Chapel. You’ll taste three beers and finish by bottling, corking, and labeling your own souvenir. The English-language visit is adults only and usually fits neatly into a Prague afternoon.
“You could walk through the museum at your own pace. Very nice exhibition.”
Spend about three hours walking Prague’s Lesser Town and tasting Czech favorites, from chlebíčky and soup to dumplings, sausage, gingerbread, beer, wine, and a secret dish. Guides such as Soner, Karolina, and Viktoria add food stories, city history, and practical restaurant tips. Dietary needs can be arranged in advance.
“It was a wonderful tour made special by our local guide, Viktoria Vakulenko. Viktoria is extra special. She went the extra step to take a group photo and send it to each member of our group. She also provided by email recommendations on places to visit during our stay. Her tour gave us a wonderful introduction to her beautiful city of Prague.”
Start at Prague’s ship-shaped Brewery Boat, then walk through Staré Město and the Jewish Quarter for Czech pastries, open-faced sandwiches, a meal at Café Louvre, beer tastings, and strudel at Café Platýz. English-speaking guides include Markéta, Oliver, Helena, Eva, and Zach.
“Marketa was fantastic! So knowledgeable and wonderfully welcoming. The food and beer tour was great value, and I enjoyed it from start to finish!”
Board the Blaník at pier 12 beside Prague’s Old Town for a relaxed 45-minute Vltava cruise. Choose two beers, two wines, or soft drinks, then enjoy views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Rudolfinum, Kampa Island, and Štvanice Island. Seating is indoors or on the open top deck.
“It was quite beautiful! We startet at 4 pm instead of the planned departure of 3 pm, which they informed me about via WhatsApp by around noon. The cruise wasn’t 45 but even 60 minutes. Going while the sun went down turnend out to be quite a blessing! Looking at Prague after sundown is just wonderful! Beer and atmosphere were great. Would totally recommend!”
Join an English-speaking guide such as Hana, Mike, or Dominik for a two-hour walk through central Prague. You’ll sample five Czech street dishes, from open sandwiches and potato bread to meat loaf in a bun, while picking up local food tips.
“Mike was an incredible tour guide and the food we ate was delicious! A really good choice available and Mike shared his recommendations which was really valuable. We had a fantastic afternoon and would highly recommend to anyone visiting Prague.”
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