You will find this beautiful wine restaurant in the street Dlouhá třída ("Long street") No. 735/25, only a few steps from Old Town Square. Its vaulted Roman restaurant comes from 13th Century. Approximately 200 years later a civic house was constructed on those foundations. Subsequently a malting and beer brewery was founded here. In 1403, Louis from Florentia inherited the brewery from his father-in-law, Ješek Mošek. In 1457 the house was bought by Štepán (Stephen) Krkavec. "Krkavec" means "the raven" in Czech. That is how the house got the name U Krkavců ("At the Raven's").

In the beginning of the 17th Century this house belonged to Jan Oršinovský from Fürstenfeld. After the Czech Estates lost the battle of Bílá hora against Habsburgs, Oršinovský was condemned "to lose his neck, honour and property" and was executed on June 21., 1621 on the Old Town Square.

The wine restaurant offers meals of the warm and cold kitchen. Its ows specialities as Oldbohemian Beefsteak, Filet Mignon, Porkfilet and soup "Krkavec". It also offers traditional Czech specialities as Roasted duck, Milk rabbit thigh and Lambsteak. The sweet offer covers warm pastries, the Prague pancake filled with ice-cream and fresh fruit, and a cake filled with apricots.

The company Krkavec, its owners and employees, look forward to your visit and assure all their guests delicious meal in pleasant milieu of their wine restaurant.