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U Kroka

Location

Prague

Czech Republic

50° 3' 59.976" N, 14° 25' 4.5984" E

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CZ

General info:

To feel the true spirit of the Czech capital, you’ll need to taste the proper food. The family restaurant, U Kroka, offers to you specialties from the Czech national cuisine. The atmosphere in the restaurant is outstanding – pleasant and cheerful staff and wonderful interior. Not to mention the area of the city, in which U Kroka is. Located between the river and the historic fort Vyšehrad, this restaurant is a great place to relax and enjoy your Prague moments.

Getting there:

The address of the restaurant is Vratislavova 28/12, which is just few blocks away from the tram station Výtoň, which connects the Vyšehrad quarter with the rest of the city.

Costs:

Regular restaurant prices. The official website of the restaurant contains the detailed menu with prices.

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