Serving Different Customers (Prague's Fun n.1) by sandra46
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Description
Prague is a well known tourist goal, and as such it sports every type of restaurants, pubs, bars, etc. Often the signs are very creative in their aim to charm the passers-by to enter. I found these two restaurants downton, but in different streets. I couldn't resist the temptation to put them close, actually door-to-door in this collage. As you can see they advertise their offer for international customers, and I can say that, generally speaking, the Czech know English well. They did a great job in teaching it at school. Of course, in other parts of the country the situation may be very different, but if you don't speak Czech, you'll never find the least problem in Prague.
Thank you for your kind comments.
Comments (52)
clbsmiley
Great scenes from your trip!!
Rainastorm
I think its great you captures these...they are excellent...very inviting:-)
jayfar
Great work Sandra.
lyron
Great composition!!
LovelyPoetess
Well seen and composed : ) I'll try the spinach soup please.
flaviok
Que foto magnifica e texto para um domingo minha amiga, obrigado, excelente, aplausos (5)
claude19
I am very surprised that a Hungarian restaurant does not display its prices in Euros! beautiful pictures! As a stamp collector, stamps are very exciting Hungarian! I read English easily, but the talk is different! Having made the first German language, I can not accept the accent, unlike my wife who speaks the Queen's English! Does it speak French then? Ps: the Hungarian stamps bear the name some times "MAGYAR.
joeannie
Cute image :-)
junge1
Great captures, collage and write-up Sandra!
Minda
Great capture and info sandra...i like chicken steak with potatoes..mmmm yummy..:)
renecyberdoc
190 what LIRa?muahahahah.just joking. a fine places you have visited and i can see you felt very well over there.
0rest4wicked
Both store fronts offer so much character. Well seen!
flora-crassella
wonderful picture!!!!! I have converted to the Euro! That dream Prices !!!!!!
Miska7
Really nice scenes and post work! Very well done.
Umbetro38
I agree here to all other comments Sandra - lools like a little bit funny
Faemike55
Lovely scenes and now I'm very hungry
carlx
Fantastic capture and graphism!!!
Sea_Dog
I really like this image, Sandra. So unique and interesting. Well done.
brycek
Wonderful captures Sandra!!
jocko500
good to know . wish i could go there and eat
Hendesse
What a beautiful scene. Fantastic capture!
Kaartijer
I've been in Prague (and Slany) back in '93... I didn't speak and I still don't speak Czech language, but German, and most of the people I met were speaking German... excellent shot here, a very good composition!
tennesseecowgirl
I would have been tempted just by the charm of the places alone... the menu looks interesting as well... Great captures and love the description you included. :)
drifterlee
Wonderful shot!
CoreyBlack
WOW! All of that for 190 Crowns! I love the colors here as well as the wonderful old world textures. Prague does texture well, and I love the textures and colors here. Oooh, and they've got "pancake" which is probably bramburak...yummy! This is one extremely marvelous shot! Yeah, and Czechs do speak English incredibly well...when they want to. This is superb.
alessimarco
A really cute contrast! Nice captures!
jmb007
190 euros!!!ca fait cher la patate!!superbe photo!!!
jeroni
Fantastic photography
magnus073
These are the coolest looking restaurants every Sandra, I love those eye catching signs
wysiwig
The demon's restaurant has a cheaper menu. Do they serve devil's food cake? A charming set of pictures captured with humor. Excellent work.