Red, Hot & Blues dinner

We went to Red, Hot & Blues for dinner last night. The food was average at best and it was way overpriced. Should have known when our waitress was from California but Jason had been there for drinks before and said it was a cool place. The music was fun but the food not so fun. It was weird to have a waitress who spoke English. Somehow it just different feel right to be speaking English in a restaurant. After dinner we headed over to a cafe that Jason had found that was open to midnight. This cafe takes the award for having the worst hot chocolate! I couldn't even drink it it was so bad. We left there and just walked across the city since it was a mild night. I'm looking forward to the warmer nights when we can sit and people watch. It seems though that when we do walk around we see a lot of British guys. You can usually spot them because they have no jackets and short sleeves. Who where no jacket and short sleeves outside i the middle of winter?? They are generally loud and drunk too. (This is also a big clue too sice you can here them speaking English) I think this is because a lot of British guys come to Prague for their bachelor parties since Prague is so cheap and a flight is about $40. I often think, "if people think Americans are loud and obnoxious travelers then they should come to Prague and see all the drunk british men!". I often wonder if the Brits get mistaken for being American furthering the stereotype of the obnoxious American. (I'm not saying that all Brits are obnoxious.)