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EATING
Outside the centre, Vinohrady has Prague's largest concentration of good res-
taurants, and the choice is only getting better as the area continues to move up-
market. Most restaurants are clustered around náměstí Míru and the residential
street Mánesova that parallels Vinohradská from the Muzeum to the Jiřího z
Poděbrad metro stops.
MOZAIKA €€
180-450Kč;
;
Jiřího z Poděbrad)
One of the most dependably good restaurants in
the neighbourhood. The theme is an updated French bistro, with beef tournedos and
boeuf bourguignon
sharing the spotlight with international entrees such as stir-fries,
BBQ pork ribs and our personal favourite: salmon wrapped in seaweed and served
with wasabi mashed potatoes. Advance booking essential.
INTERNA
INTERNATIONAL
TIONAL
IITALIAN
ALIAN
AROMI €€€
noon-11pm Mon-Sat, to 10pm Sun;
;
11, Jiřího z Poděbrad)
Red brick, polished
wood and country-style furniture create a rustic atmosphere in this gourmet Italian
restaurant. Brisk and businesslike at lunchtime, romantic in the evening, Aromi has a
reputation for authentic, excellent Italian cuisine. Advance booking essential.
IITALIAN
ALIAN
OSTERIA DA CLARA €€
& 6-11pm Mon-Fri, noon-3.30pm & 6-11pm Sat; 4, 22, Náměstí Míru)
This minuscule
Tuscan-style trattoria offers some of the most authentic and best-value Italian cooking
in the city, though it will take a good map to find the place. The menu varies, but ex-
pect a handful of creative pasta dishes and main courses built around duck, beef, pork
and seafood. Reserve in advance - there are only a few tables.
SSPANISH
ANISH
11am-
midnight Mon-Fri, 5pm-midnight Sat & Sun;
;
11,
Jiřího z Poděbrad)
One of the
