Food and Wine.
Having had enough of wine and dine and starting to fantasize about that home-style pot-roast, it is time to hit the supermarkets and delis.
Grocer’s shops, potraviny, usually carry the basics, such as flour, sugar, chocolates, some dairy items, bread, beverages, canned goods and the like. Some do also have freezers for frozen meats, vegetables and ice cream as well as others might have a small delicatessen aisle. However, only few sell fresh fruits, vegetables or meats. Supermarkets, on the other hand, carry a broader selection of goods and are commonly open longer hours than potraviny.
Tesco.
Národní 26
Prague 1
Phone: 222 003 111
Veselská 663.
Prague 9
Phone: 284 059 112
Kaufland.
Plynární 25
Prague 4
Phone: 272 772 862
Lidl.
Nárožní 11
Prague 5
Phone: 257 011 711
Gourmet Wines - Italian wines.
Jana Masaryka 26
Prague 2
Phone: 222 510 790 and 736 533 135
Sante Holding - Bulgarian, Czech and Bulgarian wines.
Michalska 12
Prague – Stare Mesto
Phone: 224-221-244
Pivní Galerie - Prague is famous for its beer, try it here.
U Pruhonu 9
Prague – Holesovice
Phone: 220 870 613
Culinaria - British & American.
Skořepka 9
Praha 1 - Staré Město
Phone: 224 231 017
Robertson - British & American.
Jugoslávských partyzánů 38
Dejvice, Praha 6
Phone: 233 321 142
