Sapori — Restaurant in Prague

This Italian restaurant is a true gem! From the moment you step inside, you are captivated by the beautiful and cozy atmosphere, making it the perfect place for any occasion—whether it’s a romantic dinner, a family gathering, or a night out with friends.

The staff is incredibly kind and attentive, and the owner himself ensures that every guest feels welcome and well taken care of. It’s clear that he truly cares about the restaurant, and this is reflected not only in the service but also in the quality of the food.

And the food? Absolutely outstanding! Authentic Italian cuisine at its finest—fresh ingredients, amazing flavors, and careful preparation. Plus, there’s a great selection of delicious wines that perfectly complement the dining experience.

Even the restrooms are beautiful and well-maintained, adding to the overall positive impression of this fantastic place. If you’re looking for a restaurant that makes you feel like you’re in Italy, this is the one. Highly...

I was there with my friends, and overall, we had a pleasant time. The service is nice, the staff were friendly and welcoming, which made for a good atmosphere.

I ordered the carbonara (sharing it with a friend) hoping for an authentic Italian experience, especially since the place is owned by Italians. Unfortunately, the sauce was quite watery and didn’t cling to the pasta as a proper carbonara should. It was a bit disappointing :(

On the bright side, the pizza was good. A little burned on the edges, but the inside was well-cooked and tasty.

The place itself has good potential, the location is great and the vibe is nice. I think with a bit more attention to detail, especially when it comes to the pasta dishes, this could be a fantastic spot. I haven’t tried the other dishes, but it would be wonderful to see them stick closely to authentic Italian recipes and quality ingredients.

Would be happy to give it another try in the future to see how...

Really nice restaurant with nice vibe and with chill outside seatings in the calm and beautiful part of the city. But problem was the food - it wasn't bad, but I wouldn't say it was worth the money we paid. 'The homemade lemonade' was from normal syrup (something like YO which you get in all the grocery stores). The ravioli was really average (tasted similar to one I buy in Makro) - only the butter sauce with them was quite fine. And then the mozzarella salad was bit unseasoned and without any original touch. Moreover the restaurant fails in the small details - eg we got the basket of Italian bread (which apart of other really good Italian restaurants you have to order and pay for) and we had to ask about olive oil and some seasoning or with pasta should have came parmesan automatically but we had to ask about it again. So I really hope they will improve this because the location and vibe is really...