Kogo Ristorante

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Kogo Ristorante

Written by Alena Papayanis

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For dinner or just a drink, day or night, Kogo Ristorante is a brilliant place to dine...

Kogo Ristorante

Located in a beautiful garden courtyard, Kogo is an oasis in the middle of downtown Prague. You will pay a bit more, but nothing unreasonable, considering the impressive variety of great food to choose from and the unmatched atmosphere you will experience. The generally quick service can get swamped at dinner time, but the delicious fresh bread they provide as a snack is sure to keep you occupied while you wait. Its sophisticated and crisp design consistent both inside and out calls for a business class clientele, but regardless of who you are, Kogo Ristorante is a unique and highly recommended place for summer dining.

Kogo Ristorante: Na Prikope 22, Praha 1, Tel. +420 221 451 259, +420 221 451 260, Fax: +420 224 210 260, Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 11 - 23 h. Wine Bar KOGO Slovansky Dum: Na Prikope 22, Praha 1, Tel. +420 221 451 259, 221 451 260, Fax: +420 224 210 260, Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8 - 23 h. Weekends 9 to 23 h. Contact and reservations: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Multiple locations in Prague.

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