Magnus Ohman

Top Japanese restaurant in Prague - well above average. For a special experience I recommend booking a table where you sit on tatami mats rather than on chairs. Staff are friendly and speak English very well. Not very cheap, but not exceptionally expensive either, and we'll worth it for the experience.

Monstrosity from the First Republic, now largely falling apart. I get the impression that no-one really know what to do with this place. Closed for competitive sports since 1994. With a capacity of 220,000, this is more than twice as much as the current largest stadium in the world (Rungrado in North Korea). National treasure, but no-one cares about it.

Great play area for kids from babies to pre-teens. Low tech, but the children love it. A lot of seating for adults, and drinks, coffee and some basic food. Good service. The only downside is that being in the middle of a residential area, it is pretty difficult to get here by car, and parking anywhere close can be tricky.

Fairly good wine and beer selection, and some food. Service perhaps not the most attentive.