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Spend an evening in Prague at Art Restaurant Mánes with a Sinatra tribute concert paired with an optional three-course dinner by chef Jaroslav Zahálka. Choose concert-only or upgraded dinner packages and soak in live music in a historic riverside setting.
Spend an evening in Prague at Art Restaurant Mánes with a Sinatra tribute concert paired with an optional three-course dinner by chef Jaroslav Zahálka. Choose concert-only or upgraded dinner packages and soak in live music in a historic riverside setting.
The lights dim and a warm hush falls over the Art Restaurant Mánes: vintage microphones catch a sparkle from the chandeliers, and the first strains of a Sinatra standard roll across a room that remembers another century. Guests settle into tables set for a three-course meal while the band lays down the familiar swing that moves easily from intimate ballad to brassy showstopper.
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Operated by Get Prague Guide · Prague, Prague
The lights dim and a warm hush falls over the Art Restaurant Mánes: vintage microphones catch a sparkle from the chandeliers, and the first strains of a Sinatra standard roll across a room that remembers another century. Guests settle into tables set for a three-course meal while the band lays down the familiar swing that moves easily from intimate ballad to brassy showstopper.
Mánes sits on the banks of the Vltava near Prague’s historic core; the restaurant’s interior echoes early 20th-century Czechoslovak design while the kitchen nods to the First Republic era. The concert pairs music with a menu by chef Jaroslav Zahálka — options include a vegetarian cauliflower steak or a classic beef bourguignon — reflecting Prague’s layered culinary and political history.
Expect two focused hours: a stand-alone concert ticket or upgrades that add a welcome drink and full dinner. The venue is reachable by Prague’s tram and metro lines; public transport drops you within a short walk. Dress is smart casual; acoustics favor seated listening and conversation during interludes.
Practical notes: pick your menu in advance to avoid substitutions, arrive 20–30 minutes early to be seated and collect audio-guide material if included, and allow time for the cobblestone walk from the nearest stop. For families, a children’s menu exists, but sights and sounds are best suited to older kids and adults. The evening is equal parts music and atmosphere — a cultured night out in central Prague that blends performance, history, and a measured dose of nostalgia.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for all physical fitness levels; primarily seated event with short walks to/from transit
The performance runs approximately 120 minutes; total time for dinner packages may extend the evening by 45–60 minutes.
Yes — options include concert-only, concert with dinner and welcome drink, or concert with dinner and drinks package; choose when booking.
Yes — a vegetarian menu and a children’s menu are available; indicate preferences during booking.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; see booking details for exceptions.
The restaurant and its surroundings reflect Prague’s First Republic cultural revival; the dinner menu intentionally draws on recipes and flavors from that interwar period.
The venue operates in a historic building — visitors are encouraged to respect interiors and dispose of waste responsibly; support local sourcing by choosing regional menu options when available.
Get Prague Guide operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The lights dim and a warm hush falls over the Art Restaurant Mánes: vintage microphones catch a sparkle from the chandeliers, and the first strains of a Sinatra standard roll across a room that remembers another century. Guests settle into tables set for a three-course meal while the band lays down the familiar swing that moves easily from intimate ballad to brassy showstopper.
The lights dim and a warm hush falls over the Art Restaurant Mánes: vintage microphones catch a sparkle from the chandeliers, and the first strains of a Sinatra standard roll across a room that remembers another century. Guests settle into tables set for a three-course meal while the band lays down the familiar swing that moves easily from intimate ballad to brassy showstopper.
Mánes sits on the banks of the Vltava near Prague’s historic core; the restaurant’s interior echoes early 20th-century Czechoslovak design while the kitchen nods to the First Republic era. The concert pairs music with a menu by chef Jaroslav Zahálka — options include a vegetarian cauliflower steak or a classic beef bourguignon — reflecting Prague’s layered culinary and political history.
Expect two focused hours: a stand-alone concert ticket or upgrades that add a welcome drink and full dinner. The venue is reachable by Prague’s tram and metro lines; public transport drops you within a short walk. Dress is smart casual; acoustics favor seated listening and conversation during interludes.
Practical notes: pick your menu in advance to avoid substitutions, arrive 20–30 minutes early to be seated and collect audio-guide material if included, and allow time for the cobblestone walk from the nearest stop. For families, a children’s menu exists, but sights and sounds are best suited to older kids and adults. The evening is equal parts music and atmosphere — a cultured night out in central Prague that blends performance, history, and a measured dose of nostalgia.