Prague has five kosher restaurants — three under the Chabad Prague rabbinate in the Jewish Quarter and two near Náměstí Republiky — and a Chabad house with services every day, plus a kosher shop and a kosher bakery. Here is where to eat, where to pray, what to see in three days, and where to stay.
Prague’s kosher restaurants, the kosher shop and the bakery. The hours were checked against each place’s own site, or Chabad’s.
Kosher restaurant
King David restaurant
Inside Hotel King David: meat dinner buffet (the hours here) · dairy breakfast Sun–Fri 07:00–10:30, Sat 08:00–11:00 · Shabbat dinner and lunch · book ahead
Bakery & café by the Jewish Quarter · bread and breakfast pastries, parve, pat Yisrael · the kosher certificate is in the shop (per the Prague Chief Rabbinate list, 2026)
Chabad Prague and the Ahavat Yosef synagogue, in the Jewish Quarter: three services a day, and on Shabbat.
Synagogue · Chabad house
Chabad Prague
Weekdays
Shacharit: Mon–Fri 07:45 · Sunday and Chol HaMoed 08:30 · Mincha and Maariv: September–March a quarter of an hour before sunset, summer 19:30
Shabbat
Kabbalat Shabbat: winter 18:00, summer 19:30 · Shacharit 10:00 · Shabbat dinner right after the service — register by Thursday 22:00
The house
The Ahavat Yosef synagogue in the Chabad house, U Milosrdných 6 · women’s mikvah at the entrance to the Old Jewish Cemetery (Široká street), by appointment · there is no eruv in Prague
Charles Bridge, and a black-light theatre in the evening
Charles Bridge and the castle at night · Photo: Nofesh KasherA black-light theatre show · Photo: Nofesh Kasher
The 14th-century stone bridge over the Vltava. Less crowded in the evening and early morning. In the evening, a black-light theatre show — a wordless Prague tradition, at several theatres in the Old Town; tickets on each theatre’s own site, not on Shabbat.
Day 2 Prague Castle and Malá Strana
Up to the castle hill by tram, down on foot through Malá Strana, and a boat on the Vltava to end the day. Parts of the castle need a ticket.
🕯 This day needs transport and tickets — not for Shabbat. Plan it for a weekday.
Prague rooftops by the Vltava · Photo: Nofesh Kasher
Prague Castle
Malá Strana from the castle gardens · Photo: Nofesh Kasher
The great castle complex: courtyards, palaces and Golden Lane. The courtyards are free; the buildings need a ticket.
On a river cruise on the Vltava · Photo: Nofesh KasherA cruise boat on the Vltava · Photo: Nofesh Kasher
To end the day, a boat on the river, with the castle and the bridges in view. Boats leave from several piers along the Vltava, by Čech Bridge and near Charles Bridge; check the pier, times and ticket with the boat company. Not on Shabbat.
Day 3 The New Town, the Jubilee Synagogue and Vyšehrad
Wenceslas Square, the colourful Jubilee (“Jerusalem”) Synagogue, and the Vyšehrad fortress above the river — by metro.
🕯 This day needs transport and tickets — not for Shabbat. Plan it for a weekday.
Inside the Jubilee Synagogue · Photo: Nofesh Kasher
Wenceslas Square
Wenceslas Square in the evening · Photo: Nofesh Kasher
The New Town’s broad boulevard, with the National Museum at its end.
The Jubilee (Jerusalem) Synagogue
The Jubilee (Jerusalem) Synagogue · Photo: Nofesh Kasher
A 1906 synagogue in colourful Moorish style on Jeruzalémská street — close to the Náměstí Republiky area.
A hotel in the Jewish Quarter is closest to Chabad and the restaurants, Shabbat included; or near Náměstí Republiky, by King David and Mizlala. Prices are live, for the dates you choose.
Rating: the guest rating from our hotel data provider (LiteAPI), not our own score.
Hotels near Ahavat Yosef / Chabad Prague
Josefov and the Old Town · For Shabbat, prayer and sightseeing on foot
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Hotel Caruso Old Town Prague
8.8★★★★Ordinary hotel, not kosher
✡ 1 min to Chabad🍽 1 min to U Milo · kosher restaurant
≈ straight-line distance. Minutes = a real walking route.
✓ Checked
Short answers — what we checked, and when
The hours, addresses and prayer times here were checked on 4 November 2026 against the place's own site or Chabad Prague's, by the Nofesh Kasher team. A place that publishes no hours is shown without them.
Is there a kosher restaurant in Prague?
Yes, 5: King David restaurant (Hotel King David, Hybernská 42, Prague 1) — Mon–Thu 18:00–21:00 · Sun 18:00–21:00; and Mizlala (Hybernská 26); and Shelanu Pizzeria (Břehová 208/8, 110 00 Praha 1) — Mon–Thu 11:00–21:30 · Fri 11:00–15:00 · Sun 11:00–21:30; and The Chabad Grill (U Milosrdných 849/6, 110 00 Praha 1) — Mon–Thu 12:30–22:00 · Fri 10:00–15:00 · Sun 12:30–22:00; and U Milo (U Milosrdných 4, Prague 1) — Mon–Thu 08:30–22:00 · Fri 08:30–15:00 · Sun 08:30–22:00. (checked 4 November 2026)
Is there a weekday minyan in Prague?
Yes, at Ahavat Yosef / Chabad Prague (U Milosrdných 6, Prague 1): Shacharit: Mon–Fri 07:45 · Sunday and Chol HaMoed 08:30 · Mincha and Maariv: September–March a quarter of an hour before sunset, summer 19:30. (checked 4 November 2026)
What are the Shabbat prayer times in Prague?
Ahavat Yosef / Chabad Prague: Kabbalat Shabbat: winter 18:00, summer 19:30 · Shacharit 10:00 · Shabbat dinner right after the service — register by Thursday 22:00. Shabbat meals by advance registration on Chabad's site. (checked 4 November 2026)
Where can I buy kosher products in Prague?
Mansson's Danish Bakery (Bílkova 8, 110 00 Praha 1) — Bakery & café by the Jewish Quarter · bread and breakfast pastries, parve, pat Yisrael · the kosher certificate is in the shop (per the Prague Chief Rabbinate list, 2026); Chabad Kosher Shop (U Milosrdných 6, Prague 1) — Inside Chabad: snacks, dairy, meat, drinks · open daily 12:00–18:30 (per Chabad). (checked 4 November 2026)
Where should I stay in Prague if I keep Shabbat?
In Josefov and the Old Town: the hotels we picked there are a 1–11 min walk from Chabad. (checked 4 November 2026)
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