Spring Food Festivals in Prague

Speciality food shop Tuscany Taste is hosting a floating pop-up shop every Friday and Saturday. Take a stroll along the city’s lively waterfront and get on board for a glass of Italian wine and light eats. Open 8am-6pm.

Asparagus season is in full swing with restaurants in Prague and in Brno are offering a 3-course menu, composed of creative asparagus dishes for just 350 CZK.

Buy all you need to begin your garden, window box, or kitchen herbs, plus pick up plants, flowers, and other seasonals to get your spring off to a green start.

This mini pop-up market is part of the larger Prague Fashion Market and will offer a delicious line-up of vendors selling everything from street food fare to baked goods and local cider.

Popular alt-venue Containall will kick off the season with an open-air party and casual eats from the trending-now hot dog gurus whose new bistro will open May 1.

Head to Hostín u Vojkovic, just a short jaunt from Prague for a full-on asparagus feast and fest that includes live music and a tour of the fields (as well as activities for wee ones).

Celebrate Czech beer (and beer snacks) at Prague’s answer to Oktoberfest. Over 150 draft beers share center stage with live music, beer workshops, and chef demonstrations.

Get rosy-cheeked with the best of Czech rosé makers and local stree musicians The Brownies plus all of your favorite food stalls from the farm market. 

The best of the Prague and Czech fish vendors will sell freshwater fish and seafood (for tasting and taking home to cook) along with spices, grilling gadgets, and all other things fishy.

Yet another chance to share your culinary genius with all of Prague. Set up shop in your garden, courtyard or wherever, and enjoy this fun day of food and communitiy.

Put on by the Vietnamese Embassy in celebration of the Vietnamese Year of Culture this event promises a taste of Vietnam in the heart of Prague 3 along with entertainment and exotic vendors.

Grill specialties from Colombia, Peru, Mexico and Latin-American speciality food products sellers paired with live music and kids activities will spice up your Saturday.

Sample more than 100 rums from around the world and get schooled in the art of Caribbean cocktails and more with talks and workshops from master mixologists.

The annual gourmet picnic on the grounds of Prague Castle has lots of tasty things in store this year including 40+ food and drink stalls and a gladiator chef competition.

The fifth annual outing of this small scale neighborhood beer festival offers big fun with 30 microbreweries on hand and a family-friendly program.

The raw food craze will not die and here is the proof: a two-day event of “raw food in all its form” alongside demos and cooking classes for raw cuisine.

A festival devoted to the “authentic” wine makers of Central Europe. Over 60 wineries will be present with a special focus on the family wineries of the former Hapsburg Empire.

This new food festival is a weekend long event will include a farmer’s market, craft cocktails, and a showcase for Prague’s top chefs as well as a beer festival.

Seventy Czech microbreweries will bring 140 different types of suds and a variety of light bites to the Royal Garden.

The organizers of the successful burger bonanza in September are kicking off grill season with a roof party featuring live music from Harley Davidson band and burgers. Space is limited!

Heading to Grébovka this year, this friendly food fest promises a number of tasty surprises and more luscious local vendors then ever before.

The best of the small Czech breweries meets the best of the local gastro scene for a can’t-miss day that combines three of the city’s favorite things: beer, food, and Náplavka.

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