Lehká hlava - vegetarian restaurant

"There still isn’t much intermingling between plant-based and omnivore dishes on the average restaurant menu in Prague, but the city does have a surprising amount of vegetarian and vegan restaurants. Clear Head is undeniably at the top of the heap. The long-standing (mostly) vegan restaurant offers up a quirky, starlit sky aesthetic along with a robust menu. Patrons can choose from a something-for-everyone menu that includes meat-free burgers, quesadillas, “tartare,” and even a version of Czechia’s national dish, svíčková (traditionally made with roast beef, vegetables, gravy, bread dumplings, savory whipped cream, and cranberries)." - Dan Clapson

"Clear Your Mind at this Vegetarian Restaurant Lehka Hlava, which means“clear head,” has been a mainstay on the steadily growing vegetarian scene in Prague since 2005 and features an interior that can be only described as magical. One room is painted deep blue with stars. Another is purple with a lizard painted on the wall and has tabletops of colored glass. Along with freshly made juices, they servelemonades, non-alcoholic cocktails,and samurai shots of Asian teas, as well as wine, beer, and cider. Themenus change regularly andincorporate seasonal ingredients and produce."