A five-minute walk uphill from Náměstí Míru, Per Te means ‘For You’ in Italian and the Mediterranean menu reflects that name.
The tables in the main restaurant are large and nicely spaced.
A 0.15l glass of Montepulciano (89 Kč). A 1l carafe of tap water (70 Kč) – we’ve added Per Te to naughty part of our list of tap water prices in Prague restaurants.
A basket of fresh bread is no longer free and must be ordered (50 Kč).
Linguine with scallops and black truffles cream (299 Kč). There were at least two scallops and a small hint of black truffle – a lovely bowl of linguine.
Grilled fillet of sea bass, calamari, prawns (420 Kč) plus roasted potatoes with rosemary (70 Kč) – a nice seafood plate.
Per Te has held also their prices while most restaurants have increased dramatically. The pasta has also improved.
We enjoyed our visit to Per Te and will return.
Per Te
Korunní 23
120 00 Prague 2
Vinohrady
+420 734 130 001
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