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Polévkárna paní MančoA-

Bělehradská 643/77, 120 00 Nové Město, Czechia · Georgian restaurant · Vinohrady

Warm, family-run Georgian soup and bakery spot with standout khachapuri and borscht; counter-service, limited seating, great hospitality, prices mid-to-high for Prague with occasional portion/value and wait-time complaints.

Our take

Polévkárna paní Mančo delivers exceptional food quality anchored by standout khachapuri and rotating soups, paired with warm, attentive service that feels genuinely family-run. However, tight seating and shared tables combined with occasional portion inconsistencies prevent grade A territory—this is a beloved neighborhood treasure rather than a destination restaurant, competitive with the area's better casual dining spots.

In more detail

The room feels warm and bustling, a tiny counter-service spot where guests line up for soups and breads while staff greet you like old friends. One traveler said it felt like being fed by family, with kind, attentive hosts guiding first-timers toward the hits. Seating is tight and sometimes shared, but the vibe stays cozy and genuine. Cooking leans classic Georgian comfort: borscht, khachapuri, and khinkali headline, with daily rotating soups and a few grilled items. Expect hearty, homespun flavors over showmanship; the cheese-filled breads are often big enough to share, while some diners wished for more meat in the beef borscht. When ordering fried or specialty dishes, wait times can stretch at peak hours. Families fare well here thanks to familiar choices like cheesy khachapuri and mild chicken or pumpkin-carrot soups. There is no formal kids menu, but portions are flexible and staff are accommodating. Space is compact and lines appear at lunch, so arrive early with kids or aim off-peak for a calmer, quick and friendly meal.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Lively inner-city boulevard setting attracting office workers, students, and travelers; daytime lunch traffic is strong.

Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked area with good daytime footfall; typical central Prague urban feel.

What's nearby: Near tram corridors, residential blocks, cafes, and shops; convenient for casual lunches and early dinners.

Opening Hours

Monday10:00–21:00 Tuesday10:00–21:00 Wednesday10:00–21:00 Thursday10:00–21:00 Friday10:00–21:00 Saturday Sunday
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