Kantýna is both a meat-heavy restaurant and a butcher's specialising in locally sourced meat. Set in a former bank, the interior is unique. It's not a place to linger: walk to the counter, pick your meat dish and enjoy it in a buzzing atmosphere. Table service available for drinks and items on the menu but not for counter food.
Kantýna
Prague
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