Špejle Jindřišská

Špejle Jindřišská is a creative bistro and tapas bar in Prague’s New Town, located at Jindřišská 937/16 near Jindřišská Tower. Opened in December 2016, it was the first Špejle branch and introduced a playful self-service skewer concept inspired by Spanish pintxos bars but adapted to Czech tastes. Instead of ordering everything from a traditional menu, guests choose small cold, hot, savoury, and sweet dishes from a skewer bar, then pay according to the number of collected skewers. The official website confirms that one skewer costs 39 CZK.

The food concept is based on sandwiches, chlebíčky, seasonal delicacies, and small creative bites. Prague City Tourism describes the idea as a humorous twist on the Czech open-faced sandwich, with combinations ranging from pork and dumplings to goat cheese, prosciutto, pesto, red beet, sweet items, and hot dishes, all served on skewers. Drinks include Italian Trucillo coffee, beer from Kamenice nad Lipou brewery, wines, cocktails, and a gin and tonic map designed for pairing.

The atmosphere is informal, stylish, and social. The interior was created with Coll Coll studio and is designed as a comfortable place for shared gastronomic experiences. The restaurant suits visitors who enjoy casual dining, creative snacks, drinks with friends, or a flexible meal before exploring central Prague. Its location near Wenceslas Square, Jindřišská Tower, the Mucha Museum, and Prague’s main shopping streets makes it especially convenient for travellers.

Tripadvisor lists Špejle Jindřišská with a 4.4/5 rating and describes it as offering a wide selection of small food on skewers, original cocktails, open-faced sandwiches, and desserts. The official website, Prague City Tourism, and Mapy all confirm the Jindřišská 937/16 address and daily 11:00–23:00 opening hours.