
Shot by a City Insiders curator.
Tucked away in Kunratice, V Zátiší is where Prague’s food scene quietly elevates itself. Chef Marek Všelicha serves up a modern take on Slavic flavors, drawing from local farms and forests with a touch of bold experimentation. It’s not just dinner—it’s a conversation between tradition and innovation, wrapped in an intimate, Michelin-selected setting that feels both special and welcoming.
Modern Czech with Soul
V Zátiší is the kind of place you discover when you’re tired of tourist traps and ready for something that actually respects your palate. Chef Marek Všelicha has crafted a menu that feels deeply rooted in Czech tradition yet unafraid to stretch its legs—think foraged mushrooms, heritage grains, and vegetables grown right on their own plot. The 5-to-7 menu is a steal at 1,190 Kč for three courses, and it’s the perfect way to sample their philosophy without committing to the full tasting experience. Service is sharp, the space is cozy but never cramped, and every dish tells a story of the land it came from.
What really sets it apart is the balance: it’s elevated without being pretentious, innovative without losing its soul. You’ll leave feeling fed, impressed, and maybe a little curious about what else Prague’s culinary scene has to offer. It’s not just a meal—it’s a reminder that great food doesn’t need to shout to be heard.