Sinatra Tribute. Concert & dinner.

Sinatra, dinner, and a night in Prague. This Sinatra Tribute pairs famous Frank Sinatra songs with a three-course meal at Art Restaurant Mánes, in a setting that feels more like a cultural night out than a basic concert ticket. I really like two things here: you get the big, sing-along hits in a focused program, and you start with a chef-driven three-course dinner that sets the tone for the evening.

One thing to plan for: the dinner and show happen back to back, so you should be ready for a lively, fairly quick pace once the first courses arrive.

Key things to know before you go

• You start with dinner, then head into the concert right after
• A chef-prepared menu from Art Restaurant Mánes (including beef bourguignon and mini dumpling dessert)
• A full set of classic standards, from Fly Me to the Moon through My Way
• English host and a small-group feel, so it stays relaxed
• Creative formal dress code is recommended, and sportswear is not allowed
• Wheelchair accessible, with support planned for guests who need it

Sinatra Tribute and Art Restaurant Mánes, the real idea

This is the kind of evening that works when you want something iconic, but you do not want to spend your whole day “doing activities.” You show up, get a welcome drink, eat a proper meal, and then settle into a performance built around Sinatra favorites.

What I like most is the pairing. The songs are timeless, but the night is also about atmosphere. The experience is set up to let you hear that smooth, swinging style while you are still in the mood the dinner creates. And because the show is hosted in the Art Restaurant Mánes space, you do not feel like you are rushing through a venue change, you feel like you are staying in the same world.

It helps that the place is tied to the Manes Gallery and the building’s functionalist feel. So yes, you get music, but you also get a sense of Prague as a city that takes culture seriously, even on a weeknight.

Price and value: what $93 really buys

At about $93 per person for 140 minutes, the big question is whether you are paying for entertainment alone or whether your money also covers the experience around it.

Here, the ticket includes:

• a welcome drink
• a signature three-course dinner
• the concert

That matters. Standalone concerts in Prague can be priced similarly depending on the venue and performers. The value here is that you also get a full meal prepared by the Art Restaurant Mánes chef, Jaroslav Zahálka, before the music starts. You are effectively buying both a dining experience and a show, in a single package with one evening plan.

Is it a bargain if you are hungry? Not automatically. But if you like real food plus live music, this price feels fair because you are not deciding between “eat first” or “go to the show.” You do both.

One practical caution on value: because the dinner and concert are linked, this is not a “linger all night” option. If you want slow pacing and extra time at the table, you may feel slightly rushed.

The 3-course dinner menu you’ll actually be eating

You start the evening with three courses, then move into the concert. The menu is designed to keep you comfortable and ready for a performance, not stuffed so heavily you cannot enjoy the music.

Soup

You begin with pea cream served with butter croutons, fava beans, basil crème fraîche, watercress oil, and afila sprouts.

This is a modern, layered starter. It is not just peas in cream. The butter croutons and fava beans add texture, while the watercress oil and sprouts keep it from feeling heavy.

Main course

The main course is beef bourguignon in red wine gravy, with fried oyster mushrooms, onions, potato and celery purée.

This is classic comfort food with an elevated twist. The sauce plus purée combo tends to go well before a concert because it is filling, but it still feels like a meal you can enjoy while sitting. If you love French bistro flavors, this is the course you came for.

Dessert

Dessert is sweet mini dumplings with vanilla custard.

It sounds playful, and it is. Mini dumplings are usually easier to eat without making the end of the night feel too long and sticky. The vanilla custard helps keep it smooth after the savory main.

Kids main course and the alternative-main option

The menu also lists a kids main course: chicken schnitzel with potato purée.

And if you want a different main course, you can request an alternative main course as long as you order it at least 48 hours before the start time. This is worth doing early, especially if you have dietary preferences that are not automatically covered by the standard menu.

Practical tip

Because the dinner comes first, eat at a normal pace and do not wait too long between courses. That way, you get the best experience while the food is at its best.

The concert format: how the night moves from dinner to music

The evening runs about 140 minutes total. That means dinner and concert both fit into one scheduled block, with a clear shift from eating to listening.

You can expect a welcoming start, then the concert program takes over. The show includes a break after the eighth song, which helps structure the energy. After the break, the set continues with more crowd-pleasing standards.

The music set list, in order

The program includes:

1. Fly Me to the Moon
2. From Here to Eternity
3. You Only Live Twice
4. I’ve Got a Kick Out of You
5. The Man I Love
6. One for My Baby
7. I’ve Got a Crush on You
8. I’ve Got You Under My Skin

Break

1. Love’s Been Good to Me
2. Bang Bang
3. Come Fly with Me
4. New York, New York
5. I’ve Got Rhythm
6. Witchcraft
7. Strangers in the Night
8. My Way
9. Something Stupid

If you want a “greatest hits” night, this set list does the job. It covers the classic swing and the later modern standards, so different types of Sinatra fans usually find something they recognize immediately.

Where you experience Prague, architecture, and the Manes Gallery vibe

A lot of concert evenings feel like a room and a stage. Here, the setting tries to add a layer of place.

The functionalist architecture and the Manes Gallery connection give the evening a distinct Czech cultural frame. That sounds abstract, but you feel it in small ways: the space looks designed, not improvised, and it makes the evening feel intentional.

Also, the Art Restaurant Mánes setting has a strong sense of views. You can enjoy the scenery by the river while you are at dinner, which makes the whole night feel less like “just a show” and more like a real outing.

Sound note

Because this is a concert connected to a dining room concept, the piano and performance setup likely keep the music close and present. That tends to work well for jazz-style classics. You are not fighting your way through distance or visibility issues.

Who this Sinatra tribute dinner is best for

This one fits best if you want three things in one evening:

• Classic music you can follow easily
• A sit-down meal you do not have to plan separately
• A Prague setting that feels cultural, not touristy fast

It is especially good for couples. The format is intimate and compact, and the dinner-first structure gives you something to talk about before the music starts. It also works for small groups, since the experience is described as small group and includes an English host.

You might want to pick another plan if:

• you prefer very long meal time and slow pacing
• you dislike anything that mixes dinner service with scheduled entertainment timing
• you show up in casual clothes only, since creative formal is recommended and sportswear is not allowed

Tips to get the best night out of it

A few small choices can make the difference between a fine evening and a memorable one.

• Wear creative formal. It is specifically recommended, and it matches the style of the show. Think nicer shoes and polished layers, not just “nice casual.”
• If you need the alternative main course, plan ahead. Put the request at least 48 hours before the start time.
• Arrive with enough time to settle in before the meal starts. Since the meal and show are linked, being relaxed at arrival helps you enjoy the pace.
• If you are sensitive to menu temperature or timing, eat promptly once the courses come. The format is designed to keep the night moving.

And one more thing. When the first notes hit, let the music do its job. This is the kind of tribute night where clapping, humming, and knowing the lyrics can all feel appropriate.

Should you book this Sinatra tribute and dinner?

Yes, if you want a one-stop Prague evening with live music and a real three-course dinner included. The price becomes easier to justify because it covers both entertainment and a chef-prepared meal by Jaroslav Zahálka, and the set list is packed with recognizable Sinatra favorites like Fly Me to the Moon, Strangers in the Night, and My Way.

Skip it if you need lots of downtime before or after the show, or if you dislike fixed schedules tied to a meal. Also, if you were hoping for a very casual dress code, this may feel out of place since creative formal is recommended and sportswear is not allowed.

If your goal is a polished, classic night out that still feels tied to Prague’s cultural spaces like the Manes Gallery area, this is a strong bet.

FAQ

How long is the Sinatra Tribute concert and dinner?

The total duration is 140 minutes.

What is included in the ticket price?

The experience includes a welcome drink, a signature three-course dinner, and the concert.

What is the dinner menu?

The menu includes pea cream soup, beef bourguignon as the main course, sweet mini dumplings with vanilla custard for dessert. There is also a kids main course listed as chicken schnitzel with potato purée.

Can I get an alternative main course?

Yes. You can request an alternative main course if you place the order at least 48 hours before the start time.

What dress code should I wear?

A creative formal dress code is recommended.

What songs are performed in the show?

The program includes songs such as Fly Me to the Moon, New York, New York, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Strangers in the Night, My Way, and Something Stupid, along with other classic numbers listed in the show program.

Is the host or greeter available in English?

Yes, the host or greeter is English speaking.

Is the experience wheelchair accessible?

Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.

Are sportswear items allowed?

No, sportswear is not allowed.

Where do we meet for the experience?

The meeting point may vary depending on the option booked.