Rotisserie chicken (spit chicken) is one of our mainstays when we're in a place for a week. (San Sebastián was the best!). Usually we can locate it after a day or two -- so far Prague has us stumped. Yelp pointed us to a couple of places with 'grilled chicken' but not whole chicken & not for take-away.
Does anyone know where to find a place that does take-out rotisserie chicken (or how to search for it)?
While I'm not certain , my wife and I have usually had good luck in large supermarkets ( Oslo and St Petersburg were particular roast chicken winners ) . Look at the Albert market in the Palladium mall at Namesti Republiky - https://www.google.com/maps/place/Albert/@50.0895612,14.4302097,18.21z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xcc1a9c930b5b9c5!8m2!3d50.0896528!4d14.4301812
can't say I have ever seen it in Prague, the aformentione Albert is opposite the palladium mall and there is a Billa supermarket to the side of the mall.there is a pretty large Tesco at Narodni trida, you might be able to get roast chicken in packs but I can't ever remember seeing rotisserie chicken
We did check that Albert yesterday. It was larger (more options than our Letna store) but, alas, no packaged chicken. That was a good suggestion, Steve, since that's how we found it in Valencia. But then VICTORY! Last evening, at one of the kiosks in the Letna Beer Garden, there was a chicken rotisserie! They sell 1/4 chickens but I'd imagine a whole one could be had (or 4 orders of 1/4 chicken). But since it's our last day here, 1/4 is plenty.
great news, usually when I am in Letna beer garden it is the chicken kebab I go for , never notice roast chicken before , will get some in a couple of weeks time.
There is a butcher in the metro concourse of the Muzeum metro station at the top of Wenceslaus Square. They sell whole rotisserie chickens (quite good ones too). Just follow your nose.
Saw the chickens at Letna beer garden this afternoon,110kc for a quarter chicken and bread,looked ans smelt lovely
