Knedlín
Prague
Try pairing your dumplings with a homemade lemonade or local beer for a complete Czech dining experience.
Knedlín, located at Národní 115/24 in the Nové Město area of Prague, offers a diverse dining experience centered around the rich tradition of Czech dumplings. This bistro provides an extensive selection of dumplings, with the menu featuring both sweet and savory options. The dumplings are crafted from potato dough, and patrons can choose from a variety of fillings and accompanying sauces, making it a versatile dining option suitable for different tastes. Visitors can enjoy the comforting flavors of traditional Czech cuisine, as well as creative and modern twists on this local staple.
The atmosphere at Knedlín is relaxed and welcoming, accommodating up to 70 guests who can choose to dine in or order takeout. It is an excellent choice for both quick meals and leisurely dining experiences. The venue also caters to a wide range of dietary preferences, offering options such as vegetarian and vegan dumplings, as well as several gluten-free choices.
Situated in the lively district of Nové Město, this bistro is conveniently accessible for both tourists and locals. Patrons can pair their meals with a selection of beverages, including refreshing homemade lemonades, coffee, and a selection from a well-known Prague brewery. Knedlín is an inviting spot for those looking to explore Czech culinary traditions in a modern, urban setting.
Reviews
We order 6 different sweet dumplings. All of them were good and generously filled. I would recommend a visit. The strawberry and the pistacio ones were slightly disappointing. The strawberry one was below expectations as the filling was to thin while the pistacio one was not sweet enough.
This place has a very unique dessert options in Prague: both savory and sweet potato dumplings. They were very yummy, perfect for desserts or snack in between meals. Raspberry flavor was our favorite.
Absolutely unique experience, the balls are flavourful and diverse. A tip: Do not go right after opening because most flavours will not be available maybe plan to visit at least after one hour after opening. I would recommend to order 3 balls per person.
We visited this place to try traditional Czech dumplings and ordered six different varieties. Unfortunately, the savory dumplings were a bit disappointing. The taste was rather mediocre and didn't stand out as anything special. The sweet dumplings, however, were a completely different story. They were absolutely delicious and definitely the highlight of our meal. I would happily recommend those. Service-wise, we had some issues. When our dumplings arrived, the staff explained which dumpling was which, but they spoke very quickly. Since we had ordered several different kinds, it was difficult to follow. We asked two or three times for clarification, but the explanations were repeated just as fast, so we still weren't sure which dumpling corresponded to which filling. Another disappointment was the beer. We ordered two beers and both were served lukewarm rather than properly chilled. Overall, the sweet dumplings were excellent, but the savory dumplings, the lukewarm beer, and the difficulty getting clear explanations about the dishes left us with mixed feelings about the experience.
A small, cozy place with a charming atmosphere, entirely dedicated to dumplings. Here you can try a wide variety of options from sweet to savory, there’s something for every taste. The selection is creative and makes you want to try a bit of everything. The place itself is quite small but offers a few seats to enjoy your food on site. Especially convenient: the dumplings are also perfect for takeaway, ideal for a quick and tasty snack on the go. Overall, a lovely spot for anyone who loves dumplings or wants to enjoy a traditional dish with a modern twist.
