Casanova Restaurant — Restaurant in Prague

I ordered the spinach ravioli, which was absolutely delicious, though the portion was quite small. My partner’s dish was even smaller and unfortunately just average in taste.

One major disappointment was the cocktails. I ordered a Cosmopolitan but got something that tasted like raspberry juice with a tiny splash of alcohol—definitely not what I expected and not something I’d recommend.

Another frustrating moment was when we were charged 70 CZK for just a small sprinkle of parmesan, without any prior notice. This felt excessive and unnecessary.

The restaurant’s location works in its favor – it’s in a relatively quiet spot, nestled between the bridge and the photo gallery that you climb up to. This makes for a pleasant atmosphere, away from the busier areas.

Overall, the experience was okay, thanks mainly to my dish, but everything else was underwhelming. The restaurant has potential, but based on this visit, I...

Menu looked amazing, the waitress took a while to take our order, upon receiving food was disappointed. I ordered the porchini mushroom and truffle tagliatelle and my wife ordered the Italian sausage pizza. The pasta was quite small (I was still very hungry), pizza was very thin and on top, lay some sorry sausage chunks, very little cheese and mediocre tomato sauce. Lacked flavour and depth. Tasted like the simple version from a children's menu. The pasta was also mediocre, tasted fine but lacked flavour. The waitress tried to take my wife's dinner before she was finished! The meal was overpriced and we were left with no choice but to seek out more food after...

Porazka pizza nie polecam.Hello, the place at your place is very clean, but the pizza was so salty and floated in oil on a hanger where you can take it in your hand, everything flowed from her to the plate and I am very often in the Czech Republic and I love to eat pizzas and other dishes in your country. Hello, I would like to point out that the pizza is salty and floats in oil, but it is difficult for me to communicate in English and Czech, I only know German. I'm brought up enough not to argue in a public place, I just gritted my teeth with my husband and we ate it politely Best regards and next time we are in Prague I will visit...