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Guláš

This hearty and traditional Czech dish is a staple of Prague restaurants. A delicious stew of beef and onions, it's gently simmered until tender, and served with delicious Czech-style knedlíky (steamed and sliced dumplings).

_{Best eaten at
U Kalicha, Na Bojišti 1733/12, Prague}

Koleno

This outsized chunk of roasted pork knuckle is a Prague food classic. With crispy skin and wonderfully succulent meat, it's typically served with mustard and horseradish and pairs excellently with an ice-cold Czech beer.

_{Best eaten at
Restaurace KolonialŠiroká 25/6, Prague}

Zelnačka

Zelnačka is known to the English-speaking world as 'cabbage soup', but it's infinitely more delicious than the name suggests. A rich and creamy soup made with cabbage, sauerkraut and smoky sausage, trying it is a Czech Republic travel essential.

_{Best eaten at
Kolkovna Olympia, Vítězná 7, Prague}

Řízek

This Czech-style schnitzel consists of piece of meat - normally pork or chicken - beaten out until thin and tender, then coated in breadcrumbs and fried until crisp and golden. It's usually served with dumplings or potato salad.

_{Best eaten at
Restaurace Pod Slavínem, Svobodova 144/4, Prague}

Svíčková Na Smetaně

A true Czech favourite, this dish of tender beef sirloin is cooked in a rich and creamy sauce, then served with dumplings and cranberry sauce on the side.

_{Best eaten at
Café ImperialNa Poříčí 15, Prague}