Prague has become very expensive in the pure tourist areas. A beer in my neighborhood costs 30 CK, 10 minutes further on the Wenceslas Square up to 90 - and the tourists pay it. If you decide for Prague - there is not a more romantic city than Prague, closer to arrival check with this forum again, where to go. The restaurant scene changes all How much does it cost to eat in Prague Food and drink in Prague are on average cheaper than in the rest of Western Europe, both when eating out and when shopping in the supermarket. Much cheaper is beer, which is consumed in huge quantities in the Czech Republic: for the same money as an average (0.40 cl) you can buy about three 0.50 cl Czech This upscale restaurant may be a little more expensive than other pizza spots, but the pies are HUGE and the pizzas are fantastic. It’s absolutely one of the best restaurants in Prague, especially if you’re in the mood for pizza. 4. Výčep. Vinohrady’s Výčep remains one of the best modern kitchens in Prague. 6.48 - 11.18. Budget dinner. Restaurants with tourist menus in Prague are notorious for rip-off schemes, so eat with locals or check the bill closely. 9.83 - 15.65. Beer (.5l glass) Some of the world's finest lager isn't as cheap as it used to be, but still a great deal compared to elsewhere. 2.01 - 3.35. Good food and drink are cheap. Whereas you need satnav, fluent Czech and a degree in orienteering to find a beer for under £1 in Prague, in Brno a gorgeously frothy, hoppy, locally brewed beer Eating out at a Czech restaurant with a drink: 160 – 220 CZK / 7.5 – 10.25 USD Eating out at a more Insta-friendly / expat restaurant with a drink: 200 – 300 CZK / 9.5 – 14 USD Get out of Prague 1 to find cheaper restaurants and cafes. the chance of getting a beer for under a £1 is not very high at all, specially in Prague centre. The price would depend whether you drink beer with 10 or 12 degree strength, but circa 35 Kc, i.e. £1.20 for 12 degrees are good. Here are some sample prices for the museums, tours and excursions in Krakow: Tour to the famous Wieliczka Salt Mine (including the transportation): $40-50 ( check the availability now ). Tour to Auschwitz (incl. transportation) – $34-48 per person – check the availability now (you need to book in advance). Entrance to the Wawel Castle 1) Czechs drink the most beer per capita in the world. The Czech Republic is on the top in every survey taken. According to this survey, Czechs drink 142.4 liters per capita. Which is more than a 12-oz. (355 ml) beer each day for every Czech man, woman, and child. 2) At least one non-alcoholic drink must be cheaper than a beer The National Theatre is only a 10-15 minute walk from Old Town, but you also have some nice cafés immediately across the road (the Kavárna Slavia and Smetana Q).My first choice is to walk across Legion Bridge to the fine Art Deco surroundings of the Café Savoy, where they serve excellent food which includes some Czech dishes (they also bake their own memorably good bread). a7Xp.