Where in Prague is Mr. HotDoG?

It's at Kamenická 24 in the Prague 7 district, near Letná Park (Letenské sady). You could check where it is when you're heading to the park.

Can you have a quick meal at a table with a later reservation?

When we visited, we arrived around 6 p.m. and agreed to use the table until its 7:30 p.m. reservation. We had to leave by then.

Do you have to pay extra for ketchup at Mr. HotDoG?

Ketchup was included when I visited. You need it for the classic dog, after all.

How do you eat the classic dog?

Just add the ketchup and mustard provided on the side. I found the bun good quality and the whole thing nice and simple.

Anything to watch out for when eating the chili cheese hot dog?

The toppings inside are hotter than you might expect. I'd recommend taking your time.

Is it worth visiting during a month-long stay in Prague?

I'd highly recommend it if you're staying in Prague for a week or longer, or spending a month living here. The hot dogs were pretty cheap compared with those in the Prague 1 district.

Mr. HotDoG: Hot dogs near Letná Park in Prague

Item: Mr. HotDoG
Rating: 4
Author: CULT

Hot dogs and cheese fries I tried near Letná Park (Letenské sady)

Dobrý den! I’m CULT.
Today I’ll tell you about a hot dog place near Letná Park (Letenské sady), a must-visit on your trip to Prague.

Wooden chairs and tables stand beside the entrance to Mr. HotDoG.

Mr. HotDoG at a glance

I had three hot dogs and cheese fries near Letná Park (Letenské sady).

●Mr. HotDoG

★★★★☆4The hot dogs are good, but the cheese fries are a must-order too.

✓ Cultravel VerifiedPersonally photographed

Details

AddressKamenická 24, 170 00 Praha 7-Holešovice, Czechia

PriceThree hot dogs, cheese fries and drinks: 758 CZK, 800 CZK including the tip (June 2024 prices)

ProsOf the three hot dogs, the chili cheese was my favorite, and the place had a bit of an American feel. In June 2024, the two of us had hot dogs, cheese fries and drinks, felt a little more than full, and paid 758 CZK, or 800 CZK including the tip.

ConsYou need a reservation at mealtimes, so if you're walking in, choose an off-peak time.

First off.. this place is really popular. You’ll need a reservation at mealtimes, so if you’re walking in, an off-peak time is best.

A cocktail menu hangs inside the restaurant.

The interior has a bit of an American feel. I’ve traveled quite a lot, but America is the one place I haven’t been, so take that with a pinch of salt 🙂

The menu board lists hot dog options and prices.

The hot dogs are.. pretty cheap compared with those in the Prague 1 district. Prague 1 is just ridiculously expensive..
I ordered a classic hot dog, a chili cheese hot dog, a Coney Island dog and cheese fries.

Yellow mustard and red ketchup sit on the table.

A photo of the sauces while we waited…
The thing is.. plenty of places in Europe charge for ketchup. It’s included here. You need it for the classic dog, after all.

A note says the table is reserved for 7:30.

We arrived at around 6 p.m., and this table was reserved from 7:30 p.m., so we had to leave by then.
Well.. two guys can polish off three hot dogs in five minutes.

An orange drink and a cola sit on the table.

A shot of the zero-sugar cola while we waited

Three hot dogs and fries sit in a red basket.

All four dishes we ordered are here.
It looks like quite a spread in this photo.

The chili cheese hot dog is topped with cheese and onions.

This is the chili cheese hot dog. It’s just good.
The toppings inside are hotter than you might expect, so I’d recommend taking your time.

These are the cheese fries. Seriously, you can’t go wrong with fries. A must-order

Looking at this again makes me want some more.

A classic hot dog sits on a sheet of paper.

This is the classic dog. Just add the ketchup and mustard provided on the side. The bun is good quality, and the whole thing is nice and simple.

The Coney Island hot dog is topped with pickles and onions.

This is the Coney Island dog.
This one is good too. The chili cheese hot dog is my favorite.

The receipt shows 758 CZK plus a 42 CZK tip, for a total of 800 CZK.

The bill came to 758 CZK, and I asked them to make it 800 CZK including the tip. The two of us were a little more than full.

I’d highly recommend this place if you’re staying in Prague for a week or longer, or spending a month living here.

Prague’s official tourism website lists the opening hours as daily 11:30–22:00, and I found no news of a closure (checked November 2, 2026). The restaurant’s website is mrhotdog.cz. The prices in this post are from my June 2024 visit. I haven’t confirmed current prices, so please check before you go.

Have a great trip to Prague 😀

●Frequently Asked Questions

It's at Kamenická 24 in the Prague 7 district, near Letná Park (Letenské sady). You could check where it is when you're heading to the park.
When we visited, we arrived around 6 p.m. and agreed to use the table until its 7:30 p.m. reservation. We had to leave by then.
Ketchup was included when I visited. You need it for the classic dog, after all.
Just add the ketchup and mustard provided on the side. I found the bun good quality and the whole thing nice and simple.
The toppings inside are hotter than you might expect. I'd recommend taking your time.
I'd highly recommend it if you're staying in Prague for a week or longer, or spending a month living here. The hot dogs were pretty cheap compared with those in the Prague 1 district.