Restaurace U Veverky

My partner and I came here for an early dinner. Quick service, lovely environment and amazingly tasty food. Can't praise the sauce and bread here enough! The beef tartar was impressive and the beer was outstanding. Worth ordering at least 3 times

We were lucky to get a seat at this fabulous Czech restaurant for lunch. The atmosphere was cozy and servers were patient with us. We don’t speak Czech. The daily lunch menu was printed and google translate came to the rescue. We all loved what we ordered! The goulash and croquettes were my favorite. Beer was fabulous and I can’t wait to return when I visit Prague again this summer! Nice neighborhood too. Looking forward to exploring further.

As an American traveling through Prague, I was lucky enough to find this “mom and pop” restaurant. The layout is a bit different than I am used to. There is a large curtain at the door, to keep the cold out. Once through this, the staff are standing in front of several beer taps. I was eventually able to express that I was there to eat and they promptly sat me at one of their large tables. I sat and ate and drank there for about 4 hours and loved every minute of it. It does get quite busy at night, with many tables already reserved. The food was great - the goulash with bread dumplings was life changing. Despite the obvious language barrier, due to my complete ignorance of the Czech language, I felt at home the entire time. This will definitely be a stop when I come back with the family.

Amazing service and delicious food make this place a standout! With an impressive selection of wines to complement your meal, it’s truly a dining experience you won’t want to miss. Definitely a must-visit!

Me and my wife came here to eat . There was no place at all but since we are foreigners, they didn’t refuse us but instead , prepared a place. We visited here to eat national cuisine in a place where locals eat and it was really a good decision . Fast , tasty and quality food . Very friendly staff , good priced place . If I would live in Praga, I could visit at least a week here :) thanks for the experience! It is difficult to find such unique and amazing places in cities where there are huge amount or tourists daily .

We spent a lovely dinner here, great food great beer lovely atmosphere - I especially loved this painting on the wall. The service was quick kind and nice , English speaking, tourist friendly. Meal was so great forgot to take pictures. Next time!

Amazing food, nice atmosphere and very cute waiter. Would defs come back

lovely food great beer great service and very reasonably priced. would highly recommend.

We enjoyed the fast and friendly service. The laid back atmosphere was just what we were looking for. We both enjoyed our dinner, and the beer was excellent. He had the duck, and I had the chicken with vegetables in the potato pancake.

Excellent Czech pub where time seems to have stood still: wooden paneling, old furniture, an old bar. The menu is Czech/modern and includes burgers. The place is full of people most weekend nights, a mix of older locals and a low-key yuppie crowd. Recommended.

After our 6 hour train ride from Budapest to Prague you can bet that my friend and I were famished and in need of something hearty in order to quench our hunger. Thank god this place was located steps across from our hostel (Hostel Dakura) because it served as a very fulling and appropriate meal for our first one in Prague. This place is your typical Czech beer pub with endless supply of Pilsner Urquell beer and traditional Czech cuisine. I ordered the goulash, which was super delicious!! The beef is tender and flavorful, while the bread dumplings were light and fluffy. The portions here are huge (my friend's dish literally came with a BOWL of pickles on the side--that alone can keep me stuffed for hours), and the prices are super affordable. Service is efficient and friendly and waiters can speak English.   What I love most about this place is that you really get a feel for the Czech culture. This place is located 2 train stops away from the city center--so tourists here are limited and are frequented mostly by locals.  I loved sitting amongst locals as they were chatting away, happily drinking their beers, and enjoying one another's company. It gave me a snapshot of the relaxed and easy going way of life around here. Glad I got a taste of it here :)

I was fortunate enough to try what seems like a local favorite during my time in Prague. I walked in with my party (mind you, we were a pretty big party of about 12 people), and sure enough it was already pretty packed. We were about half an hour early for our reservation, and sure enough, we were told to come back when it was actually time for our reservation. Thankfully for us, there was a cafe/bar just a few doors down and we entertained ourselves by having of course, a pint! :) Beer really is cheaper than most other things you could get on the menu. The menu is quite extensive (full of Czech favorites) and you will be spoiled for choice as you try to determine what you would devour. They have a pretty good bread that they serve up while you figure out what you wanna eat too. Due to our large party, I was able to sample the pickle cheese thing (never figured out the name of it) and jellied pork. The cheese is AWESOME. A.W.E.S.O.M.E. Get it, you will not regret it! The jellied pork requires time for you to really be OK with it, so pass if you're not the type to like that kind of textures in your food. The flavor wasn't bad though, imo. I personally got the Roast Pork Knee for dinner and it was by far one of the highlights of my trip there (foodwise anyway). I really liked how well it was done, the skin was nice and crisp without making the meat underneath dry and flavorless. It was a very well-done piece of meat and definitely one you should not leave Prague without trying. You will quickly realize that meats in Czech republic are served with mustard and horseradish; surprisingly I really enjoy the pairing and gives a little kick to every bite of meat you have. Definitely try it if you haven't. I'm sure you won't regret it. The service was pretty good, but they do get busy. So, don't be shy to hail your waiter if you need something. Clearly, a local favorite and the crowd shows it.

The meal was really great. My girlfriend and me were so happy about the food. The service was also friendly.

Amazing place in the heart of Prague 6. Always love to get back when I am in Prague. They have the best beer among Pilsner Urquell tank restaurants. The kitchen is amazing too. Sometimes bit heavy, but that's what you expect in traditional Czech pub/restaurant. The services are friendly and fast. It hardly happens that you would wait for a beer :) There is a great atmosphere U Veverky, no mattering you are local, common guest, or tourist. If you are around, high recommendations! ...just don't forget to bring cash, no CC unfortunately.

Good place for beer and food! Staff is nice, everything is delicious there, price is very reasonable, portion is huge! The restaurant is convenient which is very close to tram & train station.

Great beer, very good Czech meals (big portions, affordable prices), good service AND non-smoking!!! The interior looks like a typical Czech pub but it's nice, bit retro. It's better to make a reservation on Friday and Saturday night.

Didn't actually eat the food here but my experience warrants a review/warning. We arrived(party of 3) at 8:55 on a night they closed at 11 and they told us they were full for the night. There were about 10 people waiting for a table and the restaurant is a decent size. I know levels of services differ throughout the world, but I thought this was ridiculous. No way this should happen in a major city.

Great Pilsner beer, typical Czech cuisine, non-smoking, however very slow and lazy service.

Probably one of my favourite Czech eating places. The srnci hamburger (deer) when it's in-season is simply delicious, with a generous serving of fries and this sweet mayonnaise sauce thing. Otherwise, the potato pancakes with chicken or pork are worthy of your attention also. If you're doubly lucky, come when they're serving unfiltered beer for bonus points.

This is what Czech food is all about. Everything is hearty, stewy and meaty. The beers were also on point. I went here 2 times in two days.

There are great meal, vast menu and very good beer! Prices are very affordable comparing with tourist places. So it's strongly recommended:)