Hot God

Another contender in the new hot dog wars in Prague, these guys know what they are doing. The buns are a sort of pretzel bread rohlik, which they slap on the flat top to warm and get a bit of crisp, and the toppings are astounding — it’s a whole meal’s worth of stuff on a bun with meat (and yes, some of it is going to fall off onto the ground.) They clearly care about their product, and are taking great pains to get out quality food and service — and this comes though in their product. Plus their beer is a one-​off, hard-​to-​find brand that is absolutely delicious. The only thing they could do better, frankly, is the frank — the sausages are homemade, but a little lackluster — more brat than meat, if you know what I mean. The whole package is great, but the meat is simply one component, and not the best one. Their success has been astounding, and they have expanded quickly to several spots around town. This one, in Letna Park, is perfect for getting some serious soakage before hitting the beer garden, and is super tasty to boot.