The Street Burgers, Street food and Cocktails Prague 2 — Restaurant in Prague

The interior of the burger joint immediately catches your attention with its cozy and modern vibe. The space is designed in an industrial style, with wooden tables, metal elements, and bright neon signs. It's a great place both for meeting friends and for a quick bite. The music plays in the background without being too distracting, creating a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.

The menu was quite diverse, offering both classic burgers and unique, signature options with interesting combinations of ingredients. There were also vegetarian and vegan burgers available, which was a pleasant surprise. Additionally, you could choose from a variety of sides, such as fries, onion rings, or salads, and try several types of sauces.

The main star of the place, of course, is the burgers. I ordered a classic cheeseburger with a beef patty. The patty was juicy and well-cooked, with a rich taste of quality meat. The bun was fresh and soft, holding up nicely without falling apart.

The side of fries was also top-notch: crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.

The service was polite and fast. The staff was knowledgeable about the menu, offered recommendations, and were happy to answer questions. The wait time for the order was about 15 minutes, which is acceptable for this...

This is one of my favorite burger places, and every time I visit Prague, I make sure to eat here at least once. Their 180g Czech beef patty, crafted by a family butcher shop, is the tastiest meat patty I've ever had—trying it is a must! They offer a wide variety of burgers, from classic cheeseburgers to Asian- and Mexican-inspired options, and even a peanut butter hamburger. The burgers come with fries included, and the variety of sauces is amazing—the herb dip, in particular, is incredibly flavorful and pairs perfectly with the fries.

But it’s not just their main dishes that are phenomenal—the snacks are great too. After trying the nachos with my friend, he wanted to go back the next day just to grab them as a movie snack. I was pleasantly surprised by how good their cocktails were, especially for a restaurant that's not primarily a bar. And if you don’t drink alcohol, they offer delicious lemonades as well.

They also offer vegan options too, which is a nice touch. Not only is the food fantastic, but the staff speak English and they have an English menu, which makes ordering easy for non-Czech speakers.

I highly recommend visiting this place—each bite is worth the price, and you will leave...

Tldr I traveled about 33min one way just to eat here based on google reviews. It was definitely not worth it for me.

Burger with dry meat, fries soaked in oil (probably fried at the wrong temperature). Quesadilla was okay. Not sure why the rating is so high.

Edit: I was not asked about the food. My companion was asked about the food after I finished eating and was at the WC. I certainly don't recall being asked 3 times. Burger was edible, just not good. I ate it because it was in the range of "not so good tasting" and not "there is something seriously wrong with this food". Perhaps I should have tried to send it back? I almost never do that and not sure if that happens in Czechia. Didn't finish the fries. Nothing wrong with service, I gave 5 stars for service as it was better than an average Restaurant in Czechia that I visited. The silver lining is the great Italian bakery...