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Staré Město


A favourite hang-out for fashion-conscious employees of the Old Town's many designer boutiques, this smoky bistro models a self-consciously hip look that combines turquoise-painted panelling and tan leather banquettes with brushed steel ducting and painted brick. The menu offers authentically Italian pasta and risotto dishes, plus great cakes and coffee. And no, we don't know what the name means either.


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