A New Kind of Dining Experience in Prague

“Our own venue gives us much more freedom. And it’s huge, so basically a never-ending playground for us,” says Hrnciar.

While the previous Forbidden Taste events involved secret text messages and hidden locations, the buzzword for the new project is accesibility, Hrnciar says.

“Every working day…guests can try some of our bestsellers and the creations of our chefs. Guests can also book a table for six [and have] Forbidden Spot [and its] chef just for them.”

Some of those bestselling creations include Jägermeister pana cotta, sunchoke cream with hazelnuts and parfait of foie gras, the signature Taste tartare menu, and inventive lemonade combos.

The Spot also houses a Life Is Porno streetwear store, Forbidden Gallery, and White Room which can be rented for workshops and conferences.

How is this venue any different from the clutch of concept dining and upmarket cafes that define the area?

“It’s not a bar, it’s not a café nor a bistro. It’s none of them but somehow all of them. A place to enjoy good food, coffee, and drink. We’ve got many installations and [you can] skateboard inside,” says Hrnciar.

In the meantime, stop by for a bite of melon-prosciutto cotton candy and a turn on the mini skateramp.