Lobkowicz Palace

The Quick: Who doesn’t want to eat lunch in a real life castle? I cannot tell you how the food is because I just drank the wine, which I suggest you do as well. The view is great and there’s just something so special about the environment. The castle is pricey for Prague standards but very reasonable. Enjoy Princess!

a charming place behind the gift store of the «Lob…» Palace. Great view of the city (in winter at least … trees probably block view in Spring-​Summer). Coffee was good, but the strudel was the best we have had. The one down side is that the entire patio is a smoking zone.

Good braised beef with creamy sauce and cranberries — local cuisine…220czk.
Good view from terrace… probably why the food is good!

Bonne soupe. Des sandwichs corrects et une bonne bière. Et tout ça pour un prix correct.

This restaurant, the café, was recommended in my guidebook, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the «GOULASH MENU» (the caps are not mine), which includes:
Soup of the day
Lobkowicz-​style «Czech «goulash served with gnocchi
Italian-​style cheesecake
Sounds and looks touristy, doesn’t it?! To my surprise It was quite good. The soup was a creamy salmon sweet pepper bisque. The goulash was good, best yet for me, as the beef was tender and not very fatty. The sauce was good, but still quite mild, in my opinion — I’m beginning to think this is what goulash sauce is like. Although not true gnocchi, they really served houskový knedlík, or traditional Czech dumplings, which had bacon to give them a nice smoky flavor. The cheesecake was very light, not a grotesque portion (like we typically get in the USA). It had a creamy almost tiramisu-​like layer on top, which was delicious. The beer was standard Czech high quality, and the espresso was a decent pull.
Service was prompt and friendly, but not intrusive. I’m sure patience can run thin after serving tourists all day. The servers spoke decent English and gave me kudos for trying my 15 words of Czech.
It reminded me of eating at a place like the Getty in LA or any other nice art museum restaurant. I ate outside and it was quite cold, however, they had gas heaters on and blankets for each seat so you could wrap your legs if you liked — nice touch!

This place is really good. Their homemade lemonade was perfect! I really recommend it to anyone who likes good lemonade. We just happened to stop by for a quick bite and enjoyed the sandwiches too but the lemonade was simply amazing. The service was also very good and attentive.

Absolutely beautiful area and place! The café is a little pricey, we popped in for a hot chocolate and tea which weren’t too expensive but the food is a tad on the pricier side! But very lovely. Outdoor seating with heaters and amazing views!

I would not order the goulash here. The dumplings were good but the sauce had an appearance and texture more like mole. The beef was tender but not well seasoned. While I had many different versions of goulash in Prague and in Budapest, this was by far my least favorite.
That said, this is a great little spot to take a break and have a coffee or quick bite to eat while transiting between Prague Castle and/​or St. Vitus Cathedral and Golden Lane. The view from the balcony is spectacular, the staff was very attentive and the desserts looked delicious. Free wi-​fi also.

Dieses schöné Kaffeehaus ist direkt in der Prager Burg. Hat auch eine kleine Terrasse mit wunderbaren Blick über Prag. Sehr gemütlich eingerichtet mit bemalten Wänden, darauf historische Figuren und Zitate, sehr schön.
Es wurde ein wunderbarer Apfelstrudel angeboten, so lecker, wie von meiner Oma gemacht, und eine riesige Portion. Die Bedienung sehr freundlich, absolut zu empfehlen.

schöné Location leider war das was auf dem Schild von der Straße sichtbar war gar nicht da. Für mich war der Eindruck da man lockt mit falschen Mittel, nächstes Mal versuche ich es wieder

This café boasts the ‘best view of Prague’ from the terrace and it does indeed offer a wonderful view of the city, positioned as it is high in the palace grounds.
It looks like a restaurant from outside but is indeed a café. They serve sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups and cake (we luuuuuuurve the cake!) and is open between 10am and 6pm every day. Try the Lobkowicz Gourmet Hamburger — it’s packed with goodies and you get chips on the side (or french fries as they cal them).