Marie B

The industrial-chic setting in a historic Dlouhá street building feels intimate and unpretentious, with an open kitchen that invites interaction rather than reverence. Seating clusters around the main counter where you can watch the brigade work, and the energy is warm, conversational, and genuinely fun—this is fine dining without the formality. The connected Vin de Marie wine shop operates independently by day and flows into the dining space at night, reinforcing the relaxed, insider feel.

The team is attentive, personable, and knowledgeable, guiding you through the carte blanche concept with genuine enthusiasm rather than scripted patter. Front-of-house and kitchen staff engage directly with guests, explaining dishes after the guessing game and tailoring the experience to dietary needs with real care. Service strikes a rare balance: professional but relaxed, with sommelier Zdeněk Oudes—recognized with a Michelin Sommelier Award—bringing deep expertise to the wine pairings without any trace of pretension.

The dining room occupies a restored historic building on Dlouhá, blending original architectural bones with minimalist, industrial-modern design—exposed surfaces, clean lines, and a focus on the open kitchen as the visual anchor. The main seating area wraps around the cooking line, offering an unfiltered view of mise en place, plating, and the brigade in motion. It's intimate without feeling cramped, cool without feeling cold, and the adjacent Vin de Marie wine shop adds a layer of authenticity and depth to the space.