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Prague restaurant reservations necessary?

Posted by (Canada) on

Just a quick question regarding restaurant reservations.

I do a fair bit of solo travel and with the exception of London and New York, I've never really made a point to make reservations at restaurants and haven't had an issue so far. In Rome or Paris for example, they could usually find a spot to squeeze me in. Is this the case in Prague also? Or should I try to make reservations when possible? I'm assuming this can be done on the restaurant website or using an app such as OpenTable so it's not a big deal and the language barrier would be minimal. I'm just curious since I tend to plan my day around the sights I want to see and then eat when I get the chance, rather than vice-versa.

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We spent a month there, and when we ate out we only made reservations once.

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I am a regular solo traveler to Prague most recently a couple of weeks ago, never had a problem, if I am with a group of people then we sometimes book via a restaurant website or pop in if we are passing and book for later that day. but solo or couples there is seldom a major problem. On my last trip I on several days had a large lunch and in the evening either bought a snack from one of the numerous carry-out places and on one evening just bought a couple of snacks from Tesco's

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