The story
Located in Prague, Dock House operates as a dedicated steakhouse centered on precision grilling techniques. Established in 2006, the kitchen relies on a lava grill to achieve consistent sears across dozens of available cuts. Recent recognition from Gault&Millau highlights how the open layout places the cooking station at the center, allowing guests to watch the precise work unfold. Every piece of beef arrives from vetted suppliers across Brazil, the United States, and Australia, following a strict selection protocol.
The permanent menu features familiar staples alongside specialized preparations like the wagyu rib eye roll, which rests in rendered fat after grilling. Guests can start with marinated tenderloin served with wasabi mayonnaise or order the duck breast paired with grilled little gem and preserved apricot jus. A creamy avocado salad balances richer plates through the addition of aged taleggio and sharp sea buckthorn. Sweet courses arrive with measured precision, particularly the dark chocolate fondant paired with house-churned vanilla ice cream. The wine list offers reliable matches for heavier meat dishes. This approach to the steakhouse menu keeps preparations honest and ingredient-driven.
A short passage leads past the main service area toward a glass-walled dining room that overlooks an enclosed courtyard. Natural light fills the space during afternoon service, while evening seating shifts focus toward the warm glow of the open hearth. The layout comfortably accommodates both quick business lunches and longer weekend dinners without feeling crowded. Wooden accents and uncluttered tables keep the attention firmly on the food within this beef-focused dining room.
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