Good restaurant, real czech food

Hello!

My family is taking our mom to Prague for her 60th birthday in november. For the birthday dinner we would like a nice restaurant that serves real czech food (no french or italian, please). I saw there was a similar post from 2005 but hopefully there are new good restaurants that you%26#39;ve tried. We are staying near Staroměstské náměstí but any area would be OK. Are the restaurants from Kampa Group (Kampa Garden, Cowboys, etc.) good or it%26#39;s just the name?

Thank you!

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IMHO are a little overpriced and definately not you can call real czech food.

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Do a search in the box above this is a question that gets asked a lot.

TORII

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Torii/abfab/anybody - have you eaten in the beer hall in the Obecní dům recently?

The reason I ask is that I used to go quite regularly as the food was fabulous and utterly Czech - it had the best koleno I have ever had, and although it was a little on the pricey side, the surroundings are beautiful.

Then I went again in 2006 taking some American friends, promising them a feast, but it was awful - plastic poorly-translated buffet-style menu, extremely expensive, and the koleno had all been taken off the bone !!! I haven%26#39;t returned since. Maybe it was just an aberration - I hope so.

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I havent eaten there lately,the last time I just went to the restaurant, I have a feeling Gus has been ,

He has certainly drunk there ,not sure if he has eaten there.http://aebulu.notlong.com

TORII

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Sorry that should be.

http://aebulu.notlong.com

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I went a couple of weeks ago, but not to the Beer Hall, just Kavarna, not hugely expensive but good snacks, good beer and excellent service.

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www.vzatisi.cz

www.ladegustation.cz/en/

not PURE czech one but definitely worth of visit