Our Ultimate Prague FOOD & BEER Tour! Must Try Czech Restaurants, Dishes, & Spas | Czech Republic 

That sounds like such a nice trip! Glad you enjoyed the food in Prague so much!

Provera? Where is this? I can't find anything on it

Thanks!

Hahah ikr? It's so good.

Thanks so much! :D

Thank you so much!

Ahh I didn't know that!

😯😯 that’s insane

Thank you!

Thanks!

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Thanks so much for watching!

I know right!! Didn't know they used to work at Pilsner Urquell. That makes a lot of sense haha

Yeah, we happened to see one other video that did this beer spa. It's not super well known....yet ;D

Hope you enjoy it!

Haha thanks so much you guys! I know you would have enjoyed all the beer and food. :D

Thank you so much!

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totally! We also love getting to stay as long as we want

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absolutely

Thanks so much! I agree! I think if that was the price for two hours, I would be a little more accepting.

If I can give you one small piece of advice - if you want to have "milk" beer, you have to order it directly as "milk" in a pub that taps Pilsner Urquell (otherwise they will only bring you beer with foam). The foam that is normally left on Czech beer is dry and not supposed to have any flavour - it just protects the beer from weathering for as long as it lasts. When you order "milk", you get a thick wet foam that is thick enough to be eaten with a spoon (if you eat fast enough) and tastes more sweet - that's why it's a good idea to have "milk" as first beer - regular beer is more bitter and not everyone likes to alternate between sweet and bitter flavours so it is better to go from sweet to bitter. And one more thing - tell the waiter to bring you the "milk" straight after the tap, because if you let it stand for too long, the foam will break down and turn into beer (as you could see in the video).

Thanks so much!! We felt the same way about the foam beer, but it really is more drinkable. It's very bizarre. :D

Thanks! We did order the beer as 'milk' at Lokal, but not other places. I had never thought about alternating between the true sweet milk beer foam and the more bitter foam. That's very interesting.

@@NearFromHome Lokal taps Pilsner Urquell so U did not go wrong - such pubs even advertise it on tables on beermats holders three ways of tapping the beer: mlíko (as foam "milk") - šnyt (half beer - half foam) and hladinka (normal full beer with a bit of foam on top). And to prevent confusion - I did not mean to alter sweet foam nad bitter foam - there is no bitter foam. I reffered to sweeter taste of "milk" comparing to more bitterly taste of normal beer - if U drink normal beer first then "milk" might not taste good to U because u can go easier form sweet to bitter then oposite. "Milk" is sometimes reffered in Czechlands as beer for girls because girls prefer sweeter tastes and normaly they would ony sip a bit of beer but not whole jug. But maybe U do not have to travel to try it again in Prague - there must be some Czech pub in Bavaria for sure - U may try it there. :) Besides U missed some very Czech meals that R great with beer - 1) roasted duck with cabage and dumplings and 2) pork knuckle. There R some more meals but I will not burden U in advance - next time when U go to Prague I reccomend restaurant Pork's - the make the best pork knuckle in whole the world. Good roasted duck can be oredered anywhere in CZE. ;)

It’s definitely not how I would choose to drink a beer, I’ve got plenty of videos where we drink is classically by the liter in Bavaria :) but it was fun to try something new.

The usuall beer in Czech is with 2-4cm of foam. Thats what we usually drink. But milk is actually quite refreshing for summer and usually good option if you want drive soon:) What i love now is just to take a bike do about 60km with 2-3 stop at small breweries in countryside. Last few years several hunderds are newly opened and they make really good and interesting beers. They are everywhere.

@@petrnetolicky7947 That sounds like so much fun! we are considering doing that here in Germany. Good to know it's possible in Czechia too. :D

Thanks so much! Be sure to check out the Honest Guide. He#s the real expert.

@@NearFromHome Yes, I've seen all his videos:) So I have a list of 23 places I will try out in three days now. Promising...

It really is 😅

Awww thank you so much! :) I've gotten this a few times. I never would have known if it weren't for YT

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I have never seen only foam in a Maßkrug :O

I don't remember, but you can ask. That's actually how I found out about this. I asked if they had a beer with lemonade, and they told me about the raspberry option. I can't remember if it's on the menu.

He did a good job! Honest Guide to Prague specializes in Prague/Czech Republic if you get to planning stage. It’s a beautiful, lively town. Worth a visit. It is however relatively expensive (except the beer which is amazing and cheap.). I found it more expensive than Rome or Paris with this caveat. In both I know how to eat and move around cost effectively and in Prague I didn’t.

Thanks! We did find it really expensive. I think price have gone up a lot since Covid. Love Honest Guide. We based most of the food video on his recommendations. haha

Thank you!

Really? oh no! This is my personal nightmare, recommending places people don't end up liking :O

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I’m 100% sure did all of that :)

Glad you liked it. Devastated that the gnocchi is not year round!

Thanks! We will have to try the others next time.

I honestly don't remember. it has gotten more expensive since the pandemic tho.

Beer is 35-70 CZK. Soup Is around 60 CZK, main course 160-300 CZK. It depends on location etc. If you go outside of Prague it's even cheaper.

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Lol thank you. Beer is hard

They do Radler. They also have other mixes, such as raspberry. Other than that, I don't really know.

Kofola

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It’s good and cheap. Don’t know what else to tell you.

@@NearFromHome For people coming to the Czech Republic it is, but there are far better (even cheaper)and more interesting places to eat and drink in Prague. There are minipivovars with good food and great beer. Cobolis in Ládví and Vinohradská pivovar in Vinohrady. U Šumavy in the centre. Those are three off the top of my head.

@@fingersfinesilver good to know for our next trip. We followed a lot of the Honest Guide's recommendations. He is from Prague, but I guess that doesn't always mean he will have the best food recommendations. WE will have to compare your recs to his next time. I am curious

Lol, maybe. She did it for the views haha

Cannot wait to watch your deep dive of Prague’s food scene! 11 years is a long time to learn a city :) though frankly given I had 10 days and another full time job to hold down besides this one the fact that you said nearly all and not all is a win in my book.

@@NearFromHome Maybe I'll get bored enough to do one. Particulary since none of the ones you covered were good values compared to better alternatives. Lokal for one, is a prime example, since it was the first in your video. I quiet literally live right next door to the one next to Charles Bridge and also go to the one in Old Town on Dlouha also [2 blocks from my other flat in Old Town]. Lokal is actually more popular as a "meetery" for both Czechs and Expats, than as an "eatery" or beer hall. It has a very limited menu of good quality overall...but in terms of beer, only Pilsner Urquell and Kozel Dark...which are both popular brands but not GREAT Czech beers...and their food tends to be small in portion size AND/OR overpriced compared to other places. I'm not gonna slam the place...its just more hype than substance. Next time you're in Prague Old Town, I'd recommend you try "Mincovna" - which is quite literally the only excellent value on the Old Town Square...extremely well regarded by Expats, Czech locals and visitors. Superb food, drink and prices, especially compared to every other place on the Old Town Square. Next time you plan on being in Prague, shoot me a comment/reply here. I'll give you a list of places for you to try and compare versus your recent trip. I would also urge you to try Bernard beers...personally I rank them and their entire line of beers as the best brewer in CZ and one of the best globally... ***Side note: Insanely enough...Prague was ranked #7 in Europe on Trip Advisor for vegetarian/vegans, prior to lockdowns P.S. visitors to CZ are almost always pleasantly surprised by Svickova...its one of the most common czech menu items...and very tasty...glad you enjoyed your Czech dining experiences!

We also struggled with the lack of fruits and vegetables. lol

😂 are you sure you were in Praque, sounds like youve been lost in turkmenistan..

Who are you talking to, pleasant stranger?

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@@NearFromHome Which food did you like the most in Prague?? They all look amazing

@@daliborklapka2684 I liked the beer and the desserts!