What’s the vibe?
High-end food and laid-back service have earned this Old Town Prague spot a Michelin star. Light projections on the ceiling add a touch of colour to the overall minimalist décor.
What are the prices like?
Michelin stars come at a premium compared to Prague’s more affordable dining landscape. Choose from a six-course tasting menu for omnivores (£100) and vegetarians (£90), or splurge on the ten-course feast (around £130). Two and three-course lunch menus are a little more budget friendly at £40-50. Wine pairing packages run around £10-20 per course, with non-alcoholic drink pairings closer to £5 per course.
What should I order?
Field is all about seasonal ingredients. Inventive twists on Czech cuisine might incorporate lamb or rabbit, mushrooms and root vegetables, or light desserts with forest berries. Browse the online menu for a sample of what’s in season.
What’s worth visiting nearby?
Get a glimpse of Prague’s religious history preserved in Old Town. Head west to tour the Pinkas Synagogue’s Holocaust memorial and Old Jewish Cemetery, or wander east to the Convent of St. Agnes, now a medieval art gallery and peaceful sculpture garden. For souvenirs, try the adorable hand-decorated gingerbread designs at Perníčkův sen.
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