Cafe Prague--CLOSED

07/22/09

The place is closed

by CzIRman

I came up to San Francisco from Mountain View on the train just to dine at this restaurant. We hiked across town from the Fourth and King terminus. When we arrived in front of this place, the doors were shuttered. The place was closed with no signage explaining the restaurant closed.

My six year-old daughter cried right in front of the place because she was looking forward to it from your reviews. Maybe I talked it up too much because we're Czech and there are very few places like this in the area. This isn't Chicago with it's vast array of Czech restaurants. Another one is gone.

11/21/06

Easy trip to Europe

by annamalsf

Adorable, yet pricey cafe. Food is pretty tasty, especially their salads. Makes for a great place to hang out for lunch or on a weekday afternoon.

• Pros: Ambiance, food, music
• Cons: price

12/28/04

Hidden Czech cafe

by hs1024

Hidden from traffic, serving up the most wonderful, creamy tomato soup, Cafe Prague is a true find. Czech-owned and staffed, this independent cafe with its organic, inexpensive food, and artsy, mismatched tables and stained glass is just the ticket for a quiet, warm escape. Travel there to find good coffee and something sweet while reading one of their magazines. Or go for a late dinner with a friend and try one of their pasta dishes. Their foccacia, which they serve with meals, is delicious. I recommend their angel hair with sundried tomatoes, chicken and a light garlic cream sauce. The restaurant is warm, colorful, and all times I've been there, bustling with laughter. If it's warm enough, sit outside. It's not really big enough to call this space a patio, but the glow of street lamps makes the meal feel like magic.

• Pros: Organic food, Inexpensive, Romantic