Chez Marcel

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Chez Marcel

Written by Jeffree Benet

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Alberto Corune, the part-owner of Chez Marcel, has brought a touch of delicious French dining to Prague...

You can always find a table at this restaurant and eat brunch for as cheap as 200Kc or splurge for a 500Kc meal. The brunch is served from nine in the morning to seven at night, every day of the week.

I tried the omelette with ham and toast all for under 110Kc, but the meal was so delicious I would have paid much more! The omelette was filled with ham, mushrooms and cheese, and I even got to season it with some Tobasco Sauce.

The crowd is very international, yet comfortable like home, and you can find children running around, dogs on the floor and people just relaxing.

Chez Marcel Prague As Courne says, "this place is for everybody." If you stay long enough and are over the aches and pains from the night before, the happy hour starts at four in the afternoon every day.

Haštalská 12, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic, Tel: +420 222 315 676, www.chezmarcel.cz, Open: Mon. - Fri.: 8:00 - 01:00, Sat. - Sun.: 09:00 - 01:00, Metro Namesti Republiky, Trams 5, 14

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Our valuable member Jeffree Benet has been with us since Monday, 13 October 2008.

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