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Czech Cuisine

Indulge in classic specialties of Czech cuisine prepared from high quality local ingredients, enriched with the trends of contemporary modern gastronomy.

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Beer on Tap

On tap we offer selected beers from the Prague's Vinohrady brewery, served with an emphasis on the right temperature and freshness.

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On the 7th of November 1873, in the city of Kolín a society called "Svobodná obec baráčníků" (the 'Free Townsmen Society') was formed. The title derived from the name of the inn in which they held their reunions popularly referred to as 'Baráček' (Little House in Czech language). This meant that members weren't an organization of owners of any house but rather a group of people with a connection to an idea born at the 'Baráček' inn. It is an association of people who are related to the idea of maintaining old traditions and customs and preserve the original costumes from Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia. This movement gradually extended throughout most of Bohemia. Reports dating to the turn of the century speak of the founding of Baráčnici societies in Vienna and the United States.

In 1926 the Baráčníci acquired in Prague the current location building of Všebaráčnická rychta in Malá Strana. The most important construction activities started at the very beginning of 30's with the intention to build the new headquarter of the society. This radical modern reconstruction, made during the second half of 30's, gave the house the typical expression of the interwar architecture.

The period after 1952 the society was a regular participant in the annual May Day parades in these years. The parades were one of the few opportunities to wear Bohemian and Moravian folk costumes in public under the communist regime. Today's activity of the Baráčníci primarily focuses on keeping old traditions and customs, performing folk songs and dances in traditional costumes and organizing entertainment events, all with the final goal of keeping alive the Czech cultural heritage. 

Baráčnická rychta is now recognized not only as a historical and cultural centre, but also as a traditional Czech restaurant. Recently reopened with a fresh culinary vision, it blends modern interpretations of Czech cuisine with a commitment to using seasonal, high-quality ingredients and authentic preparation. Nestled in the heart of Prague, it continues to offer a warm and inviting atmosphere that celebrates the longstanding heritage of hospitality and vibrant social gatherings rooted in this unique building.

Tomáš Stehlík

Summer Garden

On sun-drenched days, we unveil our summer garden, offering a peaceful retreat from the city's vibrant pace. Tucked away in the heart of Prague, you’ll find yourself beneath the shade of centuries-old chestnut trees, where the gentle rustle of leaves beckons you to relax and linger. We serve a fine selection of draft beers from the esteemed Vinohrady Brewery, accompanied by authentic Czech cuisine that celebrates traditional recipes. The menu evolves with the seasons, spotlighting fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared with care and respect for time-honored culinary practices.

Managed by: Alchymist, s.r.o., Vlašská 24, 118 00 Praha 1 - Malá Strana, ID: 25149148, VAT ID: CZ25149148

Traditional Czech restaurant since 1926