Best Hot Dogs in Prague
Where to get the best hot dogs in Prague
Hot dogs are an American classic loved worldwide. They’re perfect for a quick snack on the go, an essential companion at sports events, or the ultimate midnight hangover cure. While street vendors selling hot dogs are a familiar sight, this humble snack has evolved. In recent years, it has been embraced by specialized bistros and restaurants, turning it into a gourmet experience. So, where can you get the best hot dog in Prague? Here’s a curated list of our favorites.
The Best Hot Dogs in Prague
Mr. HotDog
Address: Kamenická 24, Prague 7
Website: mrhotdog.cz
Would you ever think of reserving a table at a hot dog joint? Neither did we – until we visited this spot serving authentic American hot dogs. Located in Letná, Prague’s bistro paradise, Mr. HotDog has been a neighborhood staple for years. The space may be modest, but the hot dogs are masterpieces. Beyond hot dogs, they serve excellent sliders (mini burgers) and must-try fries in various styles. Hands down, one of the top spots for hot dogs in Prague.
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Hotdog’s Rocket
Address: Vodičkova 791/39, Prague 1
Website: hotdogsrocket.cz
If you’re looking for a sit-down meal, this isn’t the place for you. But if you’re in the mood for a quick hot dog on the go and find yourself near Wenceslas Square, head to Vodičkova Street. Even late at night, you can grab a top-notch Vienna sausage prepared in countless ways. Whether you go for the classic, the Big Boy Dog, or the monthly special, these hot dogs are guaranteed to send your taste buds into orbit.
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The Street Burgers & Cocktails Bar
Address: Konviktská 261, Prague 1
Website: thestreet.cz
The Street is famous for its burgers, but we keep coming back for one of the best hot dogs in Prague. Featuring sausages from a local family-run butcher, generous portions, fries included, and stylish surroundings, there’s little to fault here – except that they don’t accept cards, so bring cash. While their other location on Bělehradská focuses on burgers, hot dogs are exclusive to this spot.
Station Anděl
Address: Lidická 798/19, Prague 5
Website: stationandel.cz
A relatively new addition to Prague’s food scene, Station Anděl has already earned its place on our list of the best hot dogs in Prague. Their creative combinations might surprise you – think sausage, goat cheese, fig mustard, and caramelized nuts – but the flavors work beautifully. If you prefer a more classic approach, they’ve got you covered too. Bonus: they also serve poutine, the Canadian comfort food staple.
Source: Facebook Station Anděl
Beers and Cheers
Address: Myslíkova 1698/18, Prague 2
Website: beersandcheers.cz
This New York-style bistro near the Dancing House offers fast food with restaurant-quality ingredients. Everything is made from scratch – no pre-packaged products here, not even the ketchup. Their hot dogs feature homemade buns and high-quality sausages. If you still have room after devouring one, treat yourself to their triple-fried fries.
Bistro Mikrofarma Praha
Address: nám. Jiřího z Poděbrad 9, Prague 3
Website: mikrofarma.cz
Head to Jiřího z Poděbrad for top-quality farm-to-table hot dogs. Mikrofarma combines a butcher shop with a bistro, so you know the meat is premium. Alongside hot dogs, they offer burgers, sandwiches, grilled meats, and even breakfast. A true haven for meat lovers.
Source: facebook.com/MikrofarmaPraha
Eaternia
Address: Nádražní 3, Prague 5
Website: eterniasmichov.com
Think hot dogs and veganism don’t mix? Think again! At Eaternia, they replace the sausage with seitan, and the result is just as satisfying. The relaxed atmosphere might remind you of a school canteen, but the food is worth it. And if hot dogs aren’t your thing, their vegan burgers and even svíčková are equally fantastic.
Source: facebook.com/eaterniajidelna
BASAK HOTDOG (Korean Street Food & Corndog)
Address: Kostečná 121/3 & Národní 340/21, Prague 1
Website: instagram.com/basak_hotdog
A unique gem on Prague’s food scene, Basak introduces Korean street food with a focus on corndogs. Crispy on the outside, with a choice of sausage or gooey cheese inside, these treats are a delightful departure from the traditional hot dog. Not an everyday snack, but perfect for when you’re craving something different.
Source: Facebook BASAK Praha
Párek v rohlíku - Ladislav Červený
Address: Náměstí Míru, Prague 2
Food from street stands isn’t always worth it, but Ladislav Červený’s kiosk is an exception. This Prague institution serves a simple yet unbeatable Czech párek v rohlíku (sausage in a bun). It might not technically be a hot dog, but it’s so good we had to include it. Just be warned: it often sells out before closing time!
