Prices of food and drinks

Trying to determine whether to go out for a meal or visit the grocery store? One of the perks of visiting Prague is that you can dine out for almost the same price as cooking at home. Major grocery stores such as Albert, Billa and Tesco are found throughout the city. If you are looking to just pick up a drink or a snack, you can pop into a local convenience store known as a potraviny.

It pays to go to a restaurant a bit away from the main tourist centre.

Going out for a casual drink or for a full night bender?  Expect to pay the following in a club:
Beer (0.5 liter, local beer on tap) 50kc
Cocktail (Mojito) 120kc
Shot (Becherovka-the local liquor) 50kc
 
Fancy an authentic night in a local pub (known as a Pivnice or Hospoda)?
Beer (0.5 liter, local beer on tap) 25kc
Shot (Becherovka-the local liquor) 25 kc
Wine (0.2 Czech) 20kc
Pepsi (0.2 liter) 30kc
Utopenec (pickled sausage appetizer) 40kc
Svickova (Popular Czech meat and dumplings dish) 109kc
Kolac (Czech dessert) 30 kc
 
Going out for a special night at a fancy restaurant?
Beer (0.5 liter, local beer on tap) 70 kc
Shot (Becherovka-the local liquor) 80 kc
Wine (0.2 Czech) 80kc
Pepsi (0.2 liter) 50kc
Bruschetta 150kc
Caprese Salad 200kc
Steak dinner 400kc
Tiramisu 90kc
 
Prefer to cook at home?
Loaf of bread 15kc
Milk (.5 liter) 16kc
Beer (0.5 liter bottled) 20kc
Rohlik (popular Czech bread) 2kc
Bag of pasta 20kc
Piskoty (local Czech cookies) 15kc

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