I dined at this restaurant on my visit to Prague (Czech Republic). It's a small place, serving mainly traditional Czech dishes. The service is good, as is the food. The room decor is harmonious and cozy, and prices are reasonable. It's the kind of place you find by chance as you walk through the city, and in this case, we got lucky. If you're in Prague, give it a go.
Terrible restaurant. In the beginning there was a bowl of chips on the table with the price hidden under the paper support of chips but we have seen and asked to take it off the table but they have calculated on the bill . T
hey brought bread with butter without being asked, as they do in all the restaurants in Prague without obligation to pay, but in the end they charged us for it. In the map it had the names of dishes with side dishes such as schnitzel with fries but they charged us separately for the side dise that were on the plate next to the meat.
Finally they put a charge called "couvert" which we did not know its meaning in their language and when asked they said that's the table service While they had already calculated the 10% service to the end of the bill.