With a prime location in the heart of the old town district of Prague, Mlynec is a large, trendy, happening restaurant in a city which loves to marry old traditions with new techniques.
Part of the Zatisi family of fine restaurants, Mlynec takes its name from the “water mill” which once operated in front of its terrace where guests can enjoy their meal with a superb view of the famous Charles bridge over the Vltava River which runs through Prague.
What else besides the awesome view has contributed to Mlynec’s stellar reputation? Undoubtedly, it is the culinary talent of Chef Marek Sada who loves to innovate and design artistic platters as well as kick up flavor with foams and a wide assortment of fresh herbs. I loved how the foams provided the aroma, color, and flavor without the heaviness of the food in its natural state — for example, the Red Cabbage Foam which accompanied the Duck Confit, as well as the Cucumber Amuse-Bouche and the Mango Entre-Mets.

Mlynec Prague – Veal Fillet Mignon a la Schnitzel with Violet Potatoes, Grenaille, Celery, Chive Mayonnaise and Pickled Carrots
Chef Sada’s passion for great food began with his childhood love of traditional Czech cuisine, so if you are looking to enjoy traditional native Czech cuisine or Czech and International cuisine with a modern, healthy update, you can fully satisfy your palette at Mlynec. While the decor is cool and contemporary, my favorite “visual” experiences at Mlynec were the works of art presented to me and my husband by our waiter. My favorites were the Carrot Asparagus Salad which, unbelievably, tasted even better than it looked (!), and the “asparagus” for “dessert” which I thought might be a long shot until I tasted it and then enjoyed every last bite.
My husband had the same experience with his “After Eight” warm chocolate fondant … just the right amount of sweetness and a must for chocolate-lovers.
Mlynec is open daily for lunch from noon-3pm and for dinner from 5:30-11pm. Located in the Old Town district of Prague, it is as ideal for a cozy tete-a-tete or great lunch while touring as it is for a special party or event. If the weather is nice, considering reserving a table on the terrace. If not, I recommend booking a table by the window.
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Yum, the food at Mlynec looks amazing, Chefs are so innovative as are home cooks now with the plethora of cooking shows. Love the sweet asparagus, rhubarb and white chocolate.
That looks amazing and I agree the food choices in Prague are exceptional – we ate very well here.
The cuisine of Chef Marek Sada at Mlynec in Prague looks truly amazing …. and very innovative!
Looks like a magical experience. We did not visit Mlynec when we were in Prague, so I can add it to the list for when we return.
This looks superb – and makes me want to return to Prague. To see this city linked with gastronomy shows how hugly times have changed. When I visited in the late 1980s there was little decent food to be had for a casual indie traveler, some stale dumplings in cafeteria surroundings or greasy sausages on street grills. It’s definitely time I returned!!
This food looks incredible. I’ve been dying to get to Prague for years. Maybe this will be the one 🙂
You’re speaking our language – food! Terrific food photos thanks for sharing the tastes of Mlynec!
You’re speaking my language – food! Terrific food photos and story about Mlynec food treasures.