Prague is a city that is well known for its vibrant food culture. If you plan to visit Prague, you definitely won’t want to leave the city without trying the following top 10 foods that are iconic to this region. 

Dumplings

Dumplings are popular both as a side-dish and a snack in Prague, where they are often sold by street vendors as snacks.

Goulash

No trip to Prague is complete without some hearty goulash. The Prague variant of goulash is often served with bread as a side.

Roast Duck

Roast Duck is an iconic Prague dish that is flavorful, rich and served with an interesting and unforgettable presentation. 

Kuladja

Kuladja is a traditional potato soup dish made with mushrooms; the unique ingredients (namely vinegar and a poached egg) make this Prague dish stand out.

Weiner Sausages

Weiner Sausages are a classic Czech dish that are particularly popular in Prague. You can often find sausages sold at cafes and street vendors in addition to restaurants.

Knedliky

Knedliky are boiled dumplings that are served in a unique sliced shape. They can be eaten on their own or as a side dish.

Smažený Sýr

Cheese lovers won’t want to miss out on Smažený Sýr, which are deep-fried cheese balls often served by street food vendors.

Trdelnik

Trdelnik is a delicious cake that is rolled around a stick, grilled and finally topped with a sprinkle of sugar and chopped walnuts.

Chlebicky

Chlebicky is a unique open sandwich that is very popular as a quick lunch or snack while traveling in the city. A variety of toppings can be added, which makes it a great choice no matter what your personal tastes.

Palacininky

Palačinky is a classic Prague dish that is often compared to a French crepe due to its appearance. Palačinky can be sweet or savory, depending on the stuffing, and they are found in countless cafes and food carts in Prague.