They have two options: a 2 course menu of your choice or a 5 course one when the dishes are selected by the chef. You can also opt for wine pairing. Before you get the main dishes, you get their bread and butter as an appetizer. This restaurant is rather casual, but geared towards experience, so not meant for everyday dining. Every dish is very well crafted, the ambience is also great. I suppose it’s worth the price.

Dined here in Aug 2022. Great place with a very good ambience. The cafe and restaurant is very spacious. The restaurant is on the 1st floor (entrance via the main bakery/cafe) and the bakery/cafe & kitchen is on the ground floor. I ordered the 5 course tasting menu with wine pairing, and it was worth it. The potato dish (which is their longest serving dish as I was told) was very good. The wine pairing was very reasonable priced Overall, a definite recommendation for people visiting Prague.

Ordered the 5 course tasting menu, along with the duck main course and potatoes in ash, said to be one of their signature dishes. The duck and potatoes did not disappoint although the 5 course tasting menu left me wanting. But overall food was fresh and well prepared and delicious. Service was okay. Why 4 stars? Primarily service. 1. The servers don’t seem to replace the utensils even after heavy use. I didn’t even get a sharper knife for the duck until we asked for it. 2. Charged 65 kc for tap water. Thought they should have made this clear. 3. The servers placed the spoon on the table. With covid, I found that a little disconcerting. But the restaurant was kept clean and staff members were wearing masks diligently most times.