Tapas restaurace

I have no words. This isn't dinner, this is an experience. Superb on every level, from service to the amazingly structured food to the perfectly paired wines, none that you've likely ever heard of. We spent 4.5 hours at the place, and every minute was pure joy. Our server was profoundly knowledgeable about every aspect of our meal and wine pairings, willing to spend time talking but always with an eye out to make sure nobody else was neglected.Easily the best dining experience I've had in Prague in the past 5 years at least. Can't wait to go back. Thank you!!!

Not enough time to try more tapas but liked it!

What an amazing café! I love the food as they are having also vegetarian stuff which tastes delicious! The design is unbelievable with flower drawings on the wall. I like that they are using towels in the bathroom so we don’t have the waste of paper towels.

Very good tapas, but sadly, for the price given for tapas for two people, there should be more of it. Quantity wise, we were not satisfied. The vine was excellent, though, the staff was very professional, and the tapas was tasty, but for 500 CZK for two, there should definitely be more of it.

The place is great for bigger groups. I liked the wine that I had very much and I also liked the relaxed atmosphere.When you visit the place, pay attention to small decorations inside, such as the map on the wall.It's possible to buy some products to take away, and also possible to pay with a card.

Cool place, very atmospheric and colorful. But you need to book a table, we came without a reservation and sat on the aisle, where people stumbled over the threshold and fell right on us. The food is delicious, the service is fast, cocktails for every taste, the waiters are trying, it's cool!

The atmosphere, the live music and the dance performer were very good. Unfortunately the lady at the entrence who was supposed to seat us was very unfrendly and not costumer oriented. Jung, blond with artificial lips. Please provide her with training on customer service.

Stopped here for lunch as it was very near the tram stop. We were quickly seated, the interior is lovely. Food wise, it was alright, nothing amazing but it wasn’t bad either. Nice selection of wines. We had a good amount but serving are definitely on the smaller side (for tapas). The octopus was out least favourite, was very bland.

Good place to try Cantonese food if you're curious. The chef seems to be an enthusiast and the food reflects it. Though it's not as authentic as one would expect. More like fancy Cantonese food for western audience. Prices seem a bit high. 3 dim sum pieces for 5 bucks is a bit much. The duck and roast pork are tasty for a hefty price. The place itself feels very contemporary and neat. As someone who grew up eating Cantonese food (love you grandma) I have to say though, that neatness together with higher prices makes it hard for me to relate to what is essentially affordable comfort food back home. Well, at least the hanging ducks feel nostalgic.

Great tapas experience in Prague. We ate here on a Saturday night. Prague is full of great restaurants and Miró is definately one of them. The pescadito frito and albondigas are a must when you eat here. As dessert I recommend the crema catalana (in the picture it looks darker than in reality, lack of light with the camera). Also great sangria here. Location is about 1,5km from the center but the food is worth it.