Nebozízek

Frommer's Review

Nebozízek relies too much on its unique location to draw crowds and not enough on its food. In its case, the allure is the hillside setting looking east over Prague -- not the absolutely best vantage point for a city panorama but pretty nonetheless. You get to this white Victorian house midway up Petrín Hill by taking the funicular to the interim stop. The standard Continental menu has no real standouts, but the pepper steak and roast pork are solid. The view draws curious tourists, so tables are difficult to get -- make reservations early.

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