Celebrate and dine: 15 restaurants serving Christmas menus in Prague

View Prague's skyline from a 360-degree viewpoint at Fly Vista, located at the top of Maj Národní. This venue is hosting a Christmas pop-up experience from Dec. 20 to Dec. 24 that appeals to diners who want a livelier holiday meal with stunning panoramic views of the city. Chef Karel Caldr’s menu includes fried carp with potato salad, guinea fowl roulade with truffle and roasted foie gras, and ends with gingerbread tiramisu. Seating is limited, and it is recommended to reserve your table as soon as possible. Don't forget to check out LEVELS after for some pre-or-post dinner arcade gaming.

ZEM at Andaz Prague will serve a five course dinner on Christmas Eve for diners who want a quiet, elevated holiday meal in the heart of the city. The price is CZK 4,600 per person, with an optional wine pairing at CZK 2,550, served from 6 p.m., making it suitable for guests who prefer to sit down early and avoid the evening rush. Advance reservations are required, so book your place now if you want to enjoy the feast with ease.

Čestr serves traditional Czech Christmas dishes throughout December, prepared in a simple, modern style that suits diners who want familiar flavors without heavy portions. Options include carp croquette, potato salad, fried carp, pickled carp and the restaurant’s wine sausage. Guests can choose a three course meal or order dishes to share, making it an easy option if you don't want to do a lot of holiday planning. If you're looking for a festive group lunch or dinner, reserve early to secure a suitable table.

Rock around the Christmas tree at Hard Rock Café Prague, where diners can sample a mix of holiday dishes and regular menu items in a casual space. The atmosphere remains lively and star-studded throughout December, and the location near Old Town Square makes it a convenient option if you plan to explore the Christmas markets afterward. Seats fill quickly during peak hours, especially for families or groups visiting the city, so make sure to book your table early.

If you're craving Mediterranean flavors for Christmas, Zinc at Hilton Prague Old Town is serving a seasonal Italian menu throughout the month of December. Meals consist of regional winter dishes with a clear focus on slow cooked meats and traditional sweets: ravioli with beef cheeks, polenta with chanterelle ragout, veal ossobuco and panettone or Sicilian cannoli for dessert. The restaurant is open daily; if you're looking for the warm feelings of an Italian holiday without traveling, reserve your table early.

Those looking to elevate their holiday table experience can head to Augustine Restaurant, where diners will be treated to a four-course tasting menu on Dec. 24 and Dec. 25. Located in the hotel's historic surroundings, it's great for diners who prefer a calm yet luxurious Christmas dinner paired with wine and cocktail lists suited to the dishes. The price is CZK 3,050 per person and includes the meal plus live music entertainment. The property notes that these dates fill early every year, so reserve your place to ensure your holiday plans are set.

Monkey Bar offers two ways to celebrate Christmas this year. On Dec. 24 and Dec. 25, a Christmas brunch serves an all-you-can-eat selection with bottomless cocktails in a heated winter garden. When night falls, the urban jungle-themed venue transforms its evening menu to oysters, morels, cod, Beef Wellington and a chocolate peanut shortbread by Chef Jakub Vyškovský. Live piano and vocals add a festive twist to all events, well-suited for big groups, visiting families and more. Reservations are required, so book now to secure your preferred time.

Café Savoy offers a simple way to settle into the season for diners who prefer a relaxed meal rather than a long tasting menu. Oysters are on offer, along with their famous Wiener Schnitzel with potato salad, served in the café’s usual bright, carefully restored Belle Époque interior setting. It suits guests who want a straightforward holiday lunch in a familiar space. Walk-in seating is available but it's recommended to reserve a table in advance if you are planning a visit during peak days.

Vista Resort offers a Christmas menu featuring dishes many expats are already familiar with from Central Europe, prepared in their signature style. Guests will appreciate the quiet setting of its natural surroundings (located near Košíře's leafy Cibulka park), where they can dine away from Prague's busy urban city center. Their holiday menu at Euphemie includes festive flavors like bouillabaisse, venison, freekeh with wild mushrooms and šmorn (a traditional pancake-style dessert) with caramelized apples. The restaurant is open daily, and bookings are recommended.

Červený Jelen stays open from Christmas Eve through New Year’s Day, which makes it a steady option for diners who want reliable service during a week when many restaurants close. It's especially good for large groups looking for enough space to mix and mingle somewhere central in the city. Reservations on Dec. 24 to Dec. 26 and on Dec. 31 require a deposit, which can be refunded up to ten days before the booking. Reserve now to secure your preferred time.

Dig into an elevated holiday offer at George Prime Steak. This year the popular steakhouse will serve a three course holiday menu built around USDA Prime steaks, accompanied by appetizers and seasonal desserts. Guests can also add a California wine pairing suited to the menu. The setting suits diners who want a quieter evening in the center without the format of a longer tasting menu. If you're looking to plan a holiday dinner with a small group, reserve your table now.

Maybe you're not sure what mood you'll be in this holiday season. Luckily, Fairmont Golden Prague offers several holiday options to ensure you celebrate exactly how you like. Their low-key, seasonal buffet dinner features live jazz and their Christmas brunch will have a kids area designed for families. Zlatá Praha on the rooftop will serve a six course tasting menu with optional wine pairings and live music for guests who want a more formal evening with views across the Old Town, and their festive afternoon tea is available to enjoy on Sundays. These dates fill early, so reserve your preferred option soon.

Sansho gives holiday diners a change of pace from carp and potato salad. Their Mezcal Negroni made with the restaurant’s house bitter sets the tone, and short ribs in orange sambal curry bring a warm, bright contrast to typical seasonal dishes. Green mango salad, macadamia nuts, rice and roti accompany the meal for added international flavors. Bookings are limited as the restaurant will be closed on Dec. 24 and Dec. 25, but open again on Dec. 26, for those looking to keep festive vibes going at this modern Prague restaurant.

Planning a meal is just one of the many things folks have to handle at the holidays, which is why Four Seasons Prague offers experiences for guests that go beyond the dining table. Their concierge can arrange Christmas market visits, river outings or concert tickets, helping to curate a memorable holiday experience. The hotel’s restaurants will also serve Christmas dinners, festive brunches and a New Year’s Eve gala with views of the Vltava, or for a more casual option take advantage of their Afternoon Tea created with Dior. These experiences book out each winter, so reserve early to secure your dates.

The holiday season doesn't have to be stuffy. W Prague will host a Noël Brunch on Dec. 25, Dec. 26 and Jan. 1 for diners who want a festive meal without a formal dinner setting. The buffet and à la carte options suit groups and families, and a staffed kids corner offers simple activities so parents can finish their meal in peace. The price is CZK 2,900 per person, and coveted spots will fill quickly as the holidays approach, so book your table now.