The 50 best sweets spots in Prague

You can't visit Prague without trying the Trdelnik 😍 Chimney cake with ice cream is the most common sweet in Prague You will have many shops for it alongside the old town streets Try it and enjoy 😋😋

Walking along historic Karlova Street, I couldn’t resist the warm, cinnamon-scented Trdelník cones adorning the stall at Karlova 190/1—famously billed as the “Best Trdelník of Prague” . Watching the dough spiral around the metal spit, roast over coals, then emerge golden and crisp was practically irresistible. Freshly baked and coated in cinnamon sugar, the Trdelník’s outside was satisfyingly crunchy while the soft, pillowy dough inside remained warm and lightly sweet—exactly as an ideal version should be . Opting for the filled version with creamy ice cream and juicy strawberries, I found the combo indulgent but still balanced: the cold, creamy center complemented the warm pastry shell beautifully. One reviewer described theirs as “a donut cone, with ice cream, brownies and chocolate sauce with hazelnuts”—a decadent symphony of flavors

Call it a cliché, call it a tourist trap… but honestly, I don’t care. Trdelník is just good. Even after years of living in Prague, I still enjoy grabbing one from time to time — especially on a sunny day in the city center. The one in the photo? A dreamy combo: crispy grilled dough cone filled with creamy vanilla soft serve, topped with fresh strawberries and drizzled with chocolate sauce. It’s sweet, rich, and totally indulgent — the kind of street food that puts a smile on your face. Sure, it’s not traditional Czech cuisine. In fact, it originated in Skalica, Slovakia — but it has found a second home in Prague, and I’m not complaining. It's not about tradition here; it's about the joy of grabbing a sugary treat and enjoying the moment. Pro tip: Eat it fast before the ice cream melts into your hands 😄

It’s a very clean place to taste the traditional dessert of Prague. We got ice cream with strawberry. It was very delicious

Food is disgusting. Woman so unfriendly. Rolled her eyes when we ordered. Really not worth the money. We Threw the food away. Dont eat the sausage and especially the langos!! Sadest langos i ever had. No taste.

She was cute, this place has the best chimney cake I have ever eaten in the city of Prague. we have tried 4 different places and this is definitely the best!! the cake is soft, warm and a very generous .

I went there to try lokal food - Trdelnik. I ordered it with strawberry and cream, but I didn’t really like the filling because there were just 5 small strawberries and a lot of cream without sugar. Dough itself I loved, there was enough sugar and it was crispy. Maybe with another flavour it would be better. The service is very fast but there are only 3 tables in the cafe so it’s more likely that you will have to eat outside.

A sweet paradise in the heart of Prague! Cakes, pastries, sandwiches… everything I tried was amazing! The raspberry cake was refreshing, light, and perfectly balanced, while the smoked salmon sandwich was fresh and well-prepared – great for a quick bite. There are so many options – literally a sea of desserts and treats, it’s hard to choose! Everything looks beautiful, and what I tasted was just as delicious. If you’ve got a sweet tooth and want to try something authentic, Ovocný Světozor is a must-visit spot in Prague!

Awesome place, hidden gem(for travellers and tourists) the desserts and cakes are very delicious. The prices are reasonable. The cafe is clean and newly furnished, the interior design is so sweet. You don’t encounter any tourists here, the locals regularly come here, so it is not a typical tourist trap. You can find the best pastry of Prague in here. The cafe is inside a passage, so you won’t see it directly in the street while walking down the Vaclav Square. A must to visit if you love any kind of desserts!

So many cakes to choose from and I'm sure they are as delicious as the one I had. Great sandwich as well. Also I really loved the interior design.

Red velvet cake is a must try ! Also the blueberry cheesecake was very delicious 😋 The ambiance was also kinda cute in the middle of the buzzing city centre

Very tasty sweets in affordable prices. When you come in less than one hour before closing, you get 20% discount.

The ice cream was good but the cakes for inedible! We tried the misa and the raspberry cheesecake. Both were terrible. The whipped cream was unsweetened. The staff were pleasant. Only get the ice cream if you go here.

We were told by a local that if we wanted an authentic Czech snack we should stop here. It was awesome. All locals. Delicious open faced sandwiches and unbelievable cakes and treats. Staff were so sweet and kind despite the language barrier. Would definitely come back.

I was very pleasantly surprised to find this little store in the heart of the historic Jewish quarter. I had a cheese crepe which was fresh and tasty. The staff was friendly and the food reasonably priced. I heartily recommend this store!

Great kosher spot in Prague! The food was fresh and tasty, portions were big, and the staff was really friendly. Nice atmosphere too. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the city

I tried the crepes and honestly they’re amazing! Fresh, delicious, and made with so much love. The flavors are perfect and the presentation is beautiful. Definitely recommend if you’re craving something sweet or savory this is the place to go!”

The Crêpe was absolutely amazing! Perfectly balanced flavors, beautifully presented, and cooked to perfection. 😋

Excellent service. Crepes were delicious!. I'll stop by again on my next trip to Prague.

Two very nice, friendly guys, excellent service. I bought a crepe, which I highly recommend, and they let me try the ice cream. Everything was very good.

Wow! Heavenly spinach pancake. Too bad I had to share. Really recommend ❤️

Cafe Savoy is a must-visit. The chicken with cranberry is outstanding, tender and full of flavor, easily one of the best dishes I’ve had. The Latte of Savoy is equally impressive, smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the service is attentive, making it a place I’d return to without hesitation. What makes the experience even better is the history of Cafe Savoy. Established in the late 19th century, it has kept much of its original charm, with high ceilings and elegant interiors that reflect its long tradition as a cultural meeting place in Prague.

We popped in for a quick bit of breakfast. It’s a lovely building with a great old fashioned feel to it. We had breakfast croissants and a pancake which were all very tasty. It was incredibly busy at the time so we had to wait quite a while to be served, but it was well worth the visit

Beautiful old cafe with tasty desserts and hot chocolate. Service isn’t the most friendly but with these old style cafes they are machines that operate so quickly. It’s on the pricey side but I do recommend stopping by for a dessert and a drink as the sweets are very tasty and you get to see the old school classical Czech cafe. Just booked a reservation in advance.

Beautiful and elegant café with a charming atmosphere, definitely worth a visit. We ordered tea, hot chocolate, a round pastry filled with cream, a croissant stuffed with turkey and topped with cheese, an omelette, and an apple strudel. Everything was nicely presented and tasted good, but there was something missing overall, maybe a bit more warmth in the service or flavor to make it truly exceptional. Still, a lovely place to enjoy breakfast or a sweet break in a classic European setting.

We had breakfast here and it was our most expensive meal of the trip, even more expensive than our dinners. So yes, the food is pricey but at least it was good. I however might not return just for the nice decor, as I think there are other places around which are just as good but less pricey. They are very efficient though! And toilets were very clean.

Unfortunately we missed breakfast as they stop serving at 11.30. The food was amazing and you can see the bakery if you go down the stairs. The chandeliers are all recycled plastic and the building has an amazing history. Well worth a visit.

Make sure to make reservations before you go or else you'll be waiting outside untill someone leaves and they can take you in. (which is what i have done) Very beautiful design inside and very old palace looking. Prices were ok and the food i ordered tasted pretty good. I think it is a must go in Prague

Amazing fine dining experience! Would highly recommend this spot if you are visiting Prague. We got the tasting menu and wine tasting and the non alcohol tasting. All very very good. Greta service. Also there is an open kitchen. So you can see the chefs working right in front of you. Very impressed!!

A few weeks ago we had dinner at Eska in Prague — amazing creative dishes with unique, locally sourced ingredients. Trendy yet cosy atmosphere, and top-notch service. They were especially attentive to my pregnant wife, making sure everything was perfect. Loved the in-house bakery and freshly baked bread. Highly recommend for modern Czech cuisine with a twist

Stunning food and great service. Coffee was delicious and the food was well executed and really well seasoned. I had the poached egg with fermented barley, mushrooms and truffles on my first visit and the omelette on my second - both excellent. They manage to get the food out to you really quickly as well (which is great when you're late for a flight). Definitely worth taking a short tram journey from the centre.

Wonderful bakery, bunch cafe. Loved the atmosphere, food was delicious and staff attentive and helpful. We came from brunch but couldn't help ordering the bread at the same time to take home with us back home.

As many others have noted, this is a great spot for brunch in Karlin. We came on a chilly Saturday morning around 11, and waited less than ten minutes for a table for two inside. Once seated, you can peruse the menu before standing in line to order at the counter. The line moves quickly and also gives you a chance to peak into the open floor kitchen to see all the madness of the bakery and food preparation. Our meal came in less than ten minutes and WOW, everything was so tasty. The Potatoes in Ash delivered on creamy salty goodness, and the breakfast platter with eggs Benedict, salad and panna cotta was a perfect montage of flavors both sweet and savory. It was a rich meal that last us feeling satisfied!

The food was absolutely delicious and the staff was friendly. I want to give it a 4.5 stars cause of the egg fried toast sandwich (needed a sauce), but I would definitely go back. The cherry sponge cake was devine (said in a fancy voice)

I really like the breakfast in this restaurant. The decor is trendy and lively young crowd. The Chai Latte taste perfect and the Potatoes Ash was to die for.

A lovely little gelato shop! I ordered my favorite—coconut gelato—with a rich, creamy texture and strong coconut flavor. The cone was perfectly crispy too! The shop is beautifully decorated with flowers and has a charming seating area.

I stopped by for some ice cream and was genuinely impressed. The ice cream was delicious, but what really stood out was the lady at the counter she was incredibly friendly. While I was sitting there enjoying my treat, I noticed how warmly she interacted with everyone, always smiling and kind. It made the whole experience feel really special, and I’ll definitely be coming back.

I happened to stop by after visiting the Saturday-only farmer’s market — and it turned out to be the best decision! Now I understand why this place won an award for their gelato. It’s truly homemade with real fresh fruit, and honestly, the best gelato I’ve ever had. The coffee flavor was also perfect. Highly recommend this place! If I ever come back to Prague, I’ll definitely be returning.

Used to come here years ago when I lived in Prague and it was nice then and still is today. Lots of interesting flavours! The woman who served us was very friendly, polite and patient even with my bad Czech skills. Also perfectly positioned for you to take your ice cream to the park opposite or down to the river.

Walked past this place as it was about to close before we had dinner and thought “we must come back tomorrow” because it looked so good. SO GLAD we came back! Very yummy with lots of flavours and also lots of vegan options too. The chocolate was so simple and perfect. Just pure chocolate taste and nice and creamy and smooth. The cakes in the cabinet look define too and my friends said the coffee was also good!

Delicious and creamy gelato (we tried hazelnut, spirulina and curcuma-passion fruit) , cozy place and very friendly staff.

Very disappointed. A lot of people told me this is very good ice cream. Peanut flavour was quite good but pistachio was probably the worst pistachio I ever had. As it is usually one of my favourites, I’ll probably stick to other places.

Absolutely delicious patisserie in the heart of Prague! At Cukrář Skála, we tried the chocolate cherry slice, pistachio mousse with blackcurrant, and passion fruit mousse with coconut cream — all beautifully made. Our top pick was the rich and indulgent chocolate slice, followed by the refreshing passion fruit mousse. The pistachio one was nice too, though the pistachio flavor could’ve been a bit stronger. What makes this place extra special is the open kitchen — you can watch the pastry chefs at work through glass walls, which adds to the whole experience. Great selection, beautiful presentation, and amazing quality. Highly recommended for dessert lovers!

What a wonderful little discovery! We had just checked into our hotel in Prague and noticed this pastry shop right across the street—so glad we walked in. Everything here is freshly made in-house, and you can actually see the magic happening through the glass window into the kitchen. We tried the chocolate tart and a slush, and both were absolutely delicious—fresh, rich, and not overly sweet. You can tell they put real care into their pastries. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, even though they didn’t speak much English, which honestly just added to the charm of the place. The decor is simple and modern, but the transparent glass into the kitchen gives it such a warm, inviting feel. A fantastic shop worth checking out if you’re in Prague and want a sweet treat!

It's the best pastry and dessert shop in Prague. Bit crowded but there's still place inside the shop for standing while eating and watch the folks making pastry, or can sit outside in the alley (quite romantic). All the food are beautifully prepared and very enticing. The kremrole and pistacchio ice cream are very good. We also packed few items to enjoy during our bus journey to Munich later in the day.

Am a lil torn about this place. The pistachio ice cream here is sensational. Creamy and incredibly intense but not artificial and has a lil saltyness to it. Buuut the pastries looked fantastic so ofc I had to try one too and to be honest the taste didn't rly match the look. Thought it was veryyy sweet. Maybe got unlucky. Also had a coffee which was decent but not more. 5 for the ice cream but 4 overall.

Artesian pastry and gelato shop. We tried the carrot cake and chocolate gelato. The carrot cake was light and delicious, while the chocolate gelato was silky and truly outstanding. The coffee was good, though not exceptional. The place is quiet and a nice spot to take a break in town. A special touch is being able to watch the pastry chefs at work as they create their masterpieces.

Love the open kitchen concept where you can see them making the desserts. We got coffee and two cakes, everything was great and people were kind and friendly. Happy to get some Halloween special cakes. While it might not be your usual cosy cafe where you can sit down and chat for hours, they have tables where you can stand and eat, and some tables to sit outside. Amazing ambience.

Great atmosphere. The desserts are delicious, beautifully presented, and taste fresh. The coffee is excellent as well, with options for alternative milks. Highly recommend!

Nice concept. Nice atmosphere. Funny branding. The donuts were interesting and I am sure many would love them. I found them very heavy and I believe I would rather choose the simpler form of a donut. What I did not like most about these donuts is that, despite being covered and/or filled with nice options, they were covered also in sugar. At the same time, the outer layer tends to be crispy but somewhat oily. They would be much tastier overall for me without the latter two.

Best cronuts in the world! They’re constantly introducing new flavours so there’s always something new to try. Good coffee too btw! And the pink chai latte is worth trying. It’s clear the staff loves their job and it reflects in their attitude. If you have a sweet tooth, this is the #1 place in Prague you must visit (again and again)! I literally dream about these cronuts

A lovely spot to unwind after a long day of walking. We each enjoyed a refreshing juice and shared a delicious donut—both were delightful. While seating is limited if it gets busy, the charming décor and inviting atmosphere make it a wonderful place to relax. Would definitely recommend!

A colleague told me about this place... Their cakes are really amazing, I could eat one or per week!!! Their cakes are a crossing between a donut and a croissant... a cronut cake. I've tried the blueberry with crème fraîche and i could resist the pacen with mascarpone. Mmmmmmm... Really friendly staff!

Nice selection, kind staff, cozy location with nice spacing between each table. Feels fresh.

Saw this as a recommendation on TikTok and wanted to try it. Tried a kombucha since it’s my favorite drink and a blueberry donut. Both were good.

Stopped by a couple of times today, great coffee and food. Perfect for a morning coffee or to wind down after walking around a lot all day. If we were in Prague for longer, we'd definitely be back!

After reading many reviews, we decided to stop by for some drinks and a kolach. We ordered a double espresso, a matcha latte, and a mixed berry kolach. Hands down, it was the best kolach we tried during our time in Prague. The berry flavor was bold and vibrant, perfectly balanced with the soft, tender pastry. Every bite was a harmonious mix of sweet and slightly tart, with the pastry light and buttery, never overpowering the filling. The staff were incredibly friendly, taking the time to explain the different flavors and never once rushing us to make a decision. The place itself is cozy and laid-back, with charming decor. We’ll definitely be coming back to try more flavors!

My friend highly recommended going here after his visit to Prague and I was NOT disappointed. It was by far the best pastries we had the entire trip. We tried a few savory and sweet (the Poppyseed is the most traditional but I am also STILL thinking about the lemon chocolate Kolache two days later) and ordered Pumpkin Spice Lattes (the best I’ve ever had!). The atmosphere is completely warm and open and welcoming. 100% LGBTQAI+ friendly which I love. The team working the day we were there took time and really chatted with us. They shared their story and about their culture. We also learned that while of course Kolache are traditional Czech pastries, the chimney cakes are not. If you want something local and traditional this is where you need to go! It was really clear that the team cared a lot about sharing quality and delicious pastries and coffee and also their culture. We bought more to take with us for the next day’s travels home too. I cannot recommend them enough and will be back the next time I am in Prague! Thank you Kolacherie Celetná for your kindness and the delicious treats!

Words can't express just how delicious these kolach were! My husband and I each ate two of them and on our last day in the city, we went back for more! We sampled several flavors and all of them were out of this world. The light and fluffy texture of the dough, the perfect mix of fruit with the cream cheese....oh my gosh, incredible, a MUST try while in Prague!

Awesome koláče, friendly and knowledge team members with personal recommendations. Very small shop and it gets really busy. Only small detail - I visited for the first time on a Saturday morning and the koláč was amazing and fresh. Second visit on Sunday and it was not as good - the dough was dryer so probably it was baked on Saturday, so I’d recommend trying it during the week and in the morning for chances of getting the freshest possible. Still really good on the second visit but the first was just awesome.

A local Czech recommended us this place for pastries. As we didnt know what to expect, we asked for a recommendation and the girl at the counter was very kind. Got the most traditional one in the end, with poppy seeds! Turns out poppy seeds are not my favorite but taste preference is personal, still glad I tried it though! More of a takeaway place but there are some small seats for a quick bite and rest!

A small cafe with traditional Czech baked goods - phenomenal taste! I hope this cafe chain will replace all trdelniki stands in the city one day! This cafe is more suitable to take away - not much space here, just a couple sitting places and a few standing spots to get your coffee and kolache fix. Highly recommend! We got a few for breakfast, and after a first bite we knew we will take more with us.

This is a very average coffee store in old town. The service is fast and the coffee is good but there is no place to sit down and enjoy it so it’s more of a grab-and-go place. There is construction outside so maybe they typically have tables there but at least for now there are much better places to get your caffeine fix satisfied. The pastries looked good but walking around trying to juggle a cup and pastry in the old town crowd was not something I wanted to attempt.

Did not expect that high value of ice cream. Unique experience, which is great to say for an ice cream (after you ate thousands of them). When you can make a sculpture from the ice cream with the spoon, you can tell it’s not a scam, it’s some real stuff, great stuff. Coffee was also nice! Definetely will go back if we’re around. Thanks!

Ice cream is delicious. I took bacio and salted caramel and bacio is my favorite! Although the stuff seemed a bit cold and not really friendly. And the floor at the cafe was really dirty

Absolutely stunning. As an italian, getting ice cream outside of Italy, or even finding something that closely resembles it, is hard. When we spotted the ice creams from outside, which were covered, we immediately knew we had to try it. I got lavender and rice, while the rice is nothing to ride home about, it was still nice. The lavender was instead very tasty and a pleasure to have. As that was nice, we all tried the coffee, we were really surprised by the quality of the coffee, which was served with a cup of water, something which is rare even in most of Italy. The coffee was not burnt, instead, it tasted really nice and was a nice final to the gelato. Overall, I would recommend this to anyone finding themselves in Prague, as it is better than a lot of things I ate - and drank - in Italy. A well deserved 5/5

the ice cream was outstanding and they had many ice cream flavors without lactose such as vegan pistachio and chocolate

The staff at Angelato were absolutely lovely – very friendly, polite, and made us feel welcome right away. I really appreciated the atmosphere and the service, which was top-notch. Unfortunately, I have to say that the gelato itself didn’t meet my expectations. The texture and flavor just didn’t work for me – it felt a bit flat and lacked the richness I was hoping for. I understand taste is subjective, and others might love it, but it wasn’t to my liking. Overall, a pleasant experience thanks to the great staff, but the gelato wasn’t something I’d return for.

Really good ice creams. We loved all the flavours we tried and I would 100% recommend.

Very cute gelateria and good gelato. I had pistachio and the favor was great.

The service was excellent. Even on a packed summer Saturday, we were seated immediately and the staff were attentive without rushing us. We ordered food and drinks together and were impressed by the speed; everything arrived in about five minutes, including dessert. We tried the beef goulash with dumplings and the pork shoulder. Both dishes were decent, though the meat was dry. For dessert, the cheesecake was mixed: the filling was nice, but the base was just plain sponge with too much of it, and the mandarin pieces made it overly sweet.

We heard that this café is a very popular place so we were afraid we would have to wait a long time to be seated, however we did not have to wait at all and were seated directly (we came in the morning at around 10:00 am). The food (omelette and avocado bread) was delicious and quite cheap, especially for such a widely known café. The cakes also looked delicious however we did not get to try them as we were already full from the main dishes 😂😅😋 Would definitely recommend this place🍽️🍵

For lunch I got the chicken breast with paprika sauce and Strudel and my mother had the turkey buffers with a small baby lettuce and potato salad on the side. The food was phenomenal and don’t get me started on the desserts. Every single dessert they had to offer looked amazing. After eating my entire main dish I still wanted a dessert (but on the smaller side). So I ended up getting the tiramisu, which was a player to my tastebuds. I definitely recommend going to café Louvre for brunch, lunch, dinner of for a simple coffee with one of their amazing desserts!! If you’re planning to go for dinner or other peak hours I would make a reservation. We got lucky and barely had to wait but when we were leaving there was a line of roughly 15 people. Overal 5/5 ⭐️

Café Louvre is a place full of history: it first opened in 1902 and still preserves the Belle Époque charm. The high ceilings, large windows, and classic décor create a special atmosphere, almost like stepping back in time. It feels warm and inviting rather than overly formal, though it does get quite busy during peak hours. Most of the guests are tourists, with only a few locals, which takes away a bit of authenticity but also shows how internationally renowned it has become. For starters, we tried a fresh salad and a well-prepared pâté, both with delicate, balanced flavors. For the main courses, we had an omelet and a chicken breast — both dishes were surprisingly flavorful, with a unique touch that shows care in the kitchen. The dining experience was simple in appearance but of higher quality than expected. Overall, Café Louvre combines history, atmosphere, and good food. It’s worth a visit to experience a piece of Prague’s café tradition, knowing you’ll be sharing the space with visitors from all over the world.

Cafe Louvre is a great restaurant with long history of over 120 years! Before entering the restaurant, the huge antique chandelier impressed me. The interior environment and atmosphere were nice. We could feel its history. The overall experience was great. We arrived at around 10 am and it was almost full house. There was a wide ranges of breakfast varieties. As a brunch, we ordered a Czech breakfast, strong beef broth, croissant with egg and a cup of chocolate. For each table, a basket of breads was served. If we noticed that earlier, we would order less items. All foods were tasty. The Czech breakfast set was a great combo with Czech ham and cheeses of two kinds, salads, a piece of cake, a boiled egg with freshly pressed orange juice. For me, the traditional strong beef broth tasted special and yummy. As for the chocolate drink, it was a bit too thick for me. Luckily it was served with fresh cream. Maybe a coffee for the next visit. There were small cards on some of the tables with names and time slots marked. Guess advanced reservations are possible. The total amount was around Czh$600 for 2 persons. It was a very reasonable price considering the foods of high quality and decent presentation, perfect atmosphere and nice service. A good dining experience. Recommended!

Amazing location in the centre of Prague with brilliant food selection, iconic ambiance, and kind staff. Absolutely love coming to this place every time Im in Prague. A must visit for everyone hungry for good food in a beautiful surrounding.

One of Prague’s oldest cafés (since 1902) and definitely worth a visit. It’s often busy, but the queue moves quickly. The blueberry pie and coffee were very good and reasonably priced. Staff were attentive and friendly. Loved the classic interior.

A friend recommended to check this place out. Overall, it was okay. Ordered the Cornish chicken pastry. It was edible but not something I'd try again. Atmosphere was good. Location is good too. Prices were a little steep, but seem to be in line with other eateries in the area.

I have found this place 10 years ago accidentally, and fell in love with their brownies immediately. 📍Place: located only a few steps from the the Old Town, quite spacious, modern atmosphere. 🍛 Food: I have tried the carrot cake and the cranberry brownies of course... Both of them are gooey, sweet, not dry at all, very flavourful. 👩🏻‍🍳 Service: there is counter service, they are quick and kind.

The breakfast selection was good. We had hot breakfast coffee and smoothie. A good spot to get breakfast but would be great if there are more seating outdoor.

A charming place to have coffee with something sweet next to it when you're in the old town in Prague. The service is very efficient and friendly. The sweet department was excellent. Their eggs are a bit too moist for my taste but I'm not going to hold it against them. Prices are a bit high for Prague but the location's and the atmosphere are worth it.

Nice and beautiful dishes. Very clean, lots of place to sit. Lovely staff. Delicious mascarpone strawberry cake

Lately I only post negative reviews but this accidental find was worthy of a good review. It's a little bakery featuring coffee drinks and baked goods. Didn't have to wait long at all. We ordered the chicken Pastie, beef Pastie, and a bowl of Potato Leak soup. Everything was really good. If I lived in Prague I would definitely keep this in my regular rotation. Pasties were nice and flaky and the dipping sauce went well with them. The soup was hot, thick enough and full of flavor, perfect for a rainy day like today.

Good place to grab a coffe and something sweet. They were decent and helpful. A bit pricy but overall recommended!

An amazing ambiance and fresh bakery products. The Savoy Cake was one of the best I’ve ever tried. I also strongly recommend the Almond Croissant.

My husband and I went there for a light breakfast and were quite impressed. Their system was a bit different for us, in that we needed to order and pay at the counter—but it was helpful to view the pastries when placing the order (and likely increase sales!), as it helped to set a less formal tone, than one would expect with the elegant ambience. The lattes, egg breakfast and apple pastry (I don’t recall the name) were quite tasty. I would return.

Still had plenty available late afternoon to choose from. Upstairs is where you need to be for takeaway orders. We got Pistachio Cheesecake and a Větrník which were both incredible. Wish we got more, if you visit Prague please ignore the funnel cakes and just get this

Amazing place for traditional Czech pastry. The staff - super friendly. The interior is authentic early 1900's and it is worth visiting just for the decor. The Větrník was my fav, though the original version is a monster. If you find the miniature version in stock, you are lucky. The Věneček is a more tamed version. Visited twice during my 3 day stay and will certainly visit again 😎

Lovely patisserie I’d been meaning to try, and it didn’t disappoint. Easy to find a spot on weekdays (even with a stroller). I had the Myšák Sundae and a Cappuccino, both delicious and clearly made with quality ingredients. Ordering is either at the counter or via the qerko app (you need to install it if you want to place an order, which took me about 10 minutes to set up, a bit of a hassle). It can get a little noisy with chatter, but that just adds to the cozy vibe if you like some background “white noise” while working.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon. It was not particularly busy, which made for a relaxed and comfortable visit. The interior is very attractive. Clean, elegant, and a tasteful mix of classical and modern design. The display of pastries and cakes was beautifully presented, and everything looked carefully made. You order and pay at the counter; your items are then brought to the table. Service was friendly and efficient. We had two coffees. A cappuccino and a flat white. The cappuccino was smooth and well-balanced. The flat white had a stronger flavour, which my husband preferred. My husband ordered 2 mini cakes: • Tarteletka (= lemon curd w/ Swiss meringue) • Laskonka (= coconut meringue w/ buttercream) I ordered a slice of the Harlekýn cake (= chocolate sponge layered with dark and white chocolate cream). Everything tasted fresh and well made.

Lovely place, reminiscent of an age gone by. We had apple strudel and the buns in custard. Both lovely and filling. Hot chocolate was lovely too.

The atmosphere is filled with the charm of a countryside retreat, comfort, and relaxation. Original drinks and delicious desserts are served in beautiful vintage tableware, adding a special touch to the experience. The interior is very unusual and inviting for rest, featuring authentic furniture. A friendly cat strolls around the café and loves to be petted, while two charming parrots add a touch of exotic flair. There is also a cozy terrace and lovely service.

This is a hidden gem worth visiting - atmosphere is interesting, coffee is very good, deserts are explicitly good! They are better than deserts which are being served in fine restaurants. The place has been opened for more than 26 years and is still family run.

A small hidden gem of a coffee place. Nice cakes as well as a bit of a vintage vibe with tables, chairs and benches. The cake and coffee is really good, although a little bit more expensive than what’s normal for local standards. Next door there is a small coffee museum which is open one day during the week and in the weekends.

Its a unique place, having a theme of alchemy. Lots of variety of pastries. Coffee taste is excellent. Highly recommended.

Amazing place with a wonderful atmosphere. The coffee and desserts are absolutely delicious 🤍 I especially recommend the pumpkin spice cake, it’s the best seasonal treat!

Great atmosphere good cake but slow service old and dirty toilet.I hope they invest a new toilet. I had blueberries cake and lungo with milk.

Cozy cafe with wide choice of "exotic" drinks (coffee or chocolate with spices and herbal tea) and tasty cakes and sweets. A big plus for us was the adorable cat (owner of the sofa) and a little bird. We've also appreciated that all waiters took the time to explain all products to us, it does show they care about providing a high quality product and service.

Located at the souvenir shopping street of Nerudova. It is not a Museum but a dedicated cute shop just for Gingerbread. They have a variety of selections and themes. A section of store displays models of town centrum which might be visually interesting for kids. You might find some gifting options with cute mugs and cookies. Last thought it is that touristy however cute.

Like so many "museums" in Prague, this is not really a museum but actually just a shop. The cookies look wonderful and the shop is really cute. It smells like nice spices in the shop, but the cookies don't have any flavour. I've baked gingerbread a few times with my grandmother–I would expect these professional bakers to make cookies that are at least better than what I can do myself. But I was very disappointed by the lack of flavour. I spent a lot of money there because the cookies were also expensive. I wanted to give them to my family as a souvenir, but now that I've tasted them, I might not even gift them. You can try it yourself, but I recommend buying one and trying it first before you buy a lot.

We visited the “Gingerbread Museum” in Prague, which is actually a shop selling Gingerbread. When you walk in, you immediately smell gingerbread, and the cookies are made in the shop. It was really sweet seeing the cookies being handmade and decorated. I bought a small bag of gingerbread including a bear and a heart. If I’m being honest, I’ve tasted better gingerbread, however, I still think it’s worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Visited during Christmas time. Cute shop with good assortment of decorative gingerbread! Smell of spices and sweets, Christmas music made cozy atmosphere. Love this place.

The place is a delight to visit, with its cute goods and enticing smell of fresh-baked cookies. The gingerbread cookies themselves, however, are not that great. They are lacking in flavor.

I wouldn't buy anything here again. I payed 40 Ck for a simple vegan round gingerbread while a friend payed 25 for a gingerbread man. Both were very dry and didn't taste like much, I feel like I got ripped off.

Not really a museum but a shop offering a variety of gingerbread which are all dry and not really gingery. It gets crowded with people, but you won't need much time in here.

A little nice café located on the Jiriho z Podebrad square, where it's a little bit protruding into the street, so you won't miss it. They offer a wide variety of desserts and pastries. We tried three of their cakes and they were all delicious! They also have variety of coffees for you to choose from to accompany your cake. If a you are a fan of matcha, you can even find here a matcha latte. I don't think a reservation is needed, even tho place can be crowded sometimes.

Erhartova cukrárna was an unexpected surprise during my exploration of the Vinohrady neighborhood. A retro gem taking you back to the 'good old days', when modernism was in style and craftsmanship was a norm. Stylish, clean and simple. Nice selection of beautifully looking and tasty cakes, ice creams and other desserts. What's the the 'cherry on the top'? The prices! It's waay cheaper than the tourist packed old town. Definitely worth of detour if you're mainly exploring places around Karov Most (Charles Bridge).

I was told that this is the best patisserie in Prague. I’ll be honest, the price is very very nice and fair, 45kč - 65kč for a piece of cake, coffee around 40kč. A big range of choices, nice interior. The service is very Czech, not warm not cold. :)) and they DON’T accept cards!!! You order and pay at the counter, the order will be brought to you later. I had blueberry mousse and something like strawberry cheesecake. They both looked fantastic! As for the taste, I liked the cheesecake more, it’s less sweet, the mousse was way too sweet and unfortunately I didn’t feel blueberry taste. 🙃 Anyway, this is definitely the best you can have for this price! Worth to go if are in a mood for something sweet and inexpensive.

Amazing pastry shop with great cakes, tasty and not too sweet. The little corner for children is really great as it allows me to have a treat while my daughter can play. I recommend

Service was slow and stuff was not really friendly, cakes were rich , full of flavor, one visit was enough, there is better patisseries in Prague

i ordered few things from this amazing place, and i was shocked! The desserts were incredibly delicious, and i couldn’t get enough of them. I can only recommend this place!

Typical Czech confectionery with wide variety of cakes. You can order on phone in advance. The Erhartova cake is one of the best! They speak English and you can pay card.

One of my favourite places for coffee/breakfast/brunch in Karlin. Menu is great and food/drinks never disappoint. Food menu is creative and adaptable to dietary requirements. Menu usually changes once a week and they have specials of the day. Service is fantastic and lots of indoor and outdoor seating.

Cozy little brunch spot with unique flavors and food options. We went with the grilled cheese sandwich and the baked “langos.” The grilled cheese had thick bread, plenty of melty cheese and pickled veggies. The baked langos was similar to a flatbread pizza with a sauce that reminded me a bit of buffalo sauce flavor. The dish was rich and filling and quite unique!

If you love a wonderful brunch, take a cab out here and enjoy! Service is warm and friendly, and the food is a real treat. Inventive but homey and just delicious. One of my favorite all time brunch experiences.

This was one of the yummiest and most vegetable forward brunches i’ve had in a while!! everything here is homemade with local ingredients and it shows. the flavours are amazing. the tempeh is unlike any i’ve eaten before, it had a great rich taste to it and was so soft. the servers were super nice and friendly and spoke english which was great for me as a tourist! would come again. do try the broth cup, it was sooo delish

If you go there super hungry, you will stay hungry. Generally food is good but in small portions. I liked the positive energy of the staff.

While enjoying my breakfast, I couldn’t help but write this — everything felt truly special. ✨ The Nut granola with yogurt, baked plums, quince, and nut butter and the Sweet porridge with cocoa, baked pears, and hazelnut caramel tasted like something from a Michelin-level kitchen — elegant, warm, and full of soul. A quiet morning, good coffee, and food made with love. 🌿☕️💛

Wonderful cafe and brunch place. We came for lunch, delicious food and loved the relaxed and cosy environment. Staff were attentive, knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommended.

I was told this is the best place to try koláče in Prague, and I’m not here to dispute it. I got both flavors of the pastry + a pistachio cinnamon bun. All three were delicious-sweet, of course! - but not overly so. The pastries are best fresh, of course- but they also held up well. These three pastries were my breakfast for two weeks: each morning I spent nibbling away at it them with a cup of black tea was a lovely morning-So, so, so, lovely! P.S.: My fellow Americans (you too, Brits) please try your best to learn a little bit of Czech - enough to point and order and say how you’re paying! There are staff who know English well, but being mindful of the line I would have picked up more of the language in advance so as not to hold it up. The staff was very polite and patient, but I was very aware of the line trailing out of the store hungrily awaiting these delicious treats & drooling behind me (ok, maybe I’m being dramatic, but the pastries are just THAT good!). Brings me to my next point - be prepared to wait in line- there’s a line from opening until they run out (and they do run out). I arrived a few minutes before opening and one had already formed! No worries, it moves quick (quicker if everyone knows what they want in advance 😉), and as you’ve already read, I think it’s worth the wait.

@honestguide recommend. Myself and another viewer were one and two in line. Total of 22 singles/small groups were in line at 14:50, and remainfer were locals. I was there a half hour early, really late from when I first wanted to go since I got distracted by the great neighborhood; watch how they are made while you wait and you can see the quality. Well worth the trip, Kolace was fantastic.

Excellent place to get a Kolach, I heard of this place via the Honest Guides. It is definitely the best Kolach I have ever had. They make them multiple times per day, but do get there early because the line quickly stretches around the block.

I pass this bakery when I'm walking to the gym. It takes every ounce of willpower to walk past the display in the window and not stop by. The only lucky thing is they are usually sold out by the time I leave the gym mid day. If I stop and look at the display I will decide to get one. I will go in and point out the one I want in the window display, decide to add another and then notice the display inside in front of me has a totally different group of beautiful pastries. Might as well get a box to carry them home in. The box has room for 4 so I might as well get 4 to balance the box out. I will eat them in 2 days. This place is wonderful. I've tried maybe 10 bakeries in Prague and this place is absolutely the best. There are long lines of people waiting for it to open in the morning and lines for hours. It's really good.

Saw this bakery on Instagram and knew I had to try it! We came here on our last day in Prague and OMG wish we went there before because it was delish! The lady that served us was super lovely and the cake was delish! Photos don’t do it justice so I am sorry for that but believe me when I say, go here!! We got; red velvet cupcake, banana bread, blueberry pastry.

Everything about this place is fantastic, except the fact that their cakes/pies are so delicious that they get sold out very quickly :). I truly recommend this place if you crave high quality sweets.

Freshly baked Kolace is so comforting! The honey cake and apple cake are delicious too

Amazing place! Felt so welcome the moment I stepped in! They are so friendly! The chocolate croissant was brilliant, made to perfection! I honestly thought it was better than all I had in France!

I had a lovely morning at this place. The staff were friendly and the food was top-notch. I had a plum pastry and a cheese sandwich. Both were amazing. All the ingredients were clearly fresh and of high quality. The pastry was creamy and perfectly balanced, definitely not too sweet. The sandwich was super crispy and full of flavor. I definitely recommend visiting this place if you're in Prague

A bit pricy but worth every crown in the end. The best croissants I tasted thus far in Prague. Excellent bread as well. On top of that they have excellent service.

A very cozy bakery in Karlín with a selection of sweet pastries and freshly baked bread. This bakery was on my list for a very long time as I love they use local flours and mill the flour themselves. I went for breakfast and got 3 pastries to be able to test as much as possible. First thing I tried is the traditional check koláč with apricots. The dough was very soft not dry at all, it was filled with jam and apricots and topped with some oat crumble. Very nice, enjoyed it a lot. It´s very different to other kolaches I tried in Prague so if you want to try something slightly different I´d give it a go. Second thing I had was their poppy seed makovka which was also nice, not dry at all and the poppy seed filling had a nice hidden flavour of orange or something? I also feel like all of the pastries had some cardamon or anise it as there was something unusual in the dough. Last thing and my favorite thing was concha, I have never heard about this pastry so I had to ask what it is. Essentially it´s a brioche with fleur d´oranger and a nice crockant on top which creates this crackly top. Again the dough is top notch, you can really taste the fleur d´oranger. And the sweet crockant on top provide some much needed texture contrast. Overal I like it, it wasn´t overpriced, would recommend!

The best croissant and spelt bread. Really high quality product. Btw, the coffee is also great

Prague has a lot of good bakeries. This is for sure one of the best ones, every product is baked to perfection, no matter if savoury or sweet - every single item is out of this world delicious. They even do canelé which are hard to find out of france, and even those were 10/10 - try everything you can!

Expanding horizons. Koláč, pizza bread, sandwiches... I hadn't expected much from these common kinds, and, they were incredibly delicious here. Koláč was perfectly sweet without being dry. And I didn't know the pizza bread could be this tasty when it's cold...

We were sat really quickly and our food came within around 5-10 mins of ordering. The food was very tasty and reasonably priced and the drinks were good too. My boyfriend’s empty plate was taken while I was still eating (which didn’t bother us), however after I had finished, my empty plate was left in front of me for about 20 minutes. The cafe wasn’t that busy and there were waiters free the entire time. I put my empty plate in front of my boyfriend so I could finish my drink and it was cleared from in front of him in less than 2 minutes. Not sure if there’s a reason for this that we’re unaware of? Food was great, but the issue with the service stuck in our minds.

It was my first time in Cacao and I liked it! I found this place by coincidence on Google Maps to get some breakfast. The location is very good as it is close to the centre of Prague heading to Old Town. The food was very good, especially the cakes that are presented beautifully. The service was very friendly, kind, and professional. I did not have to wait long for the food to come as well as the bill. The atmosphere was nice, very modern look and very spacious, which is great. Also, the prices are good. Overall, I would definitely recommend coming here, and I will definitely come back here some day when visiting Prague.

We wanted something sweet so we popped into Cocoa, the terrace is very special but it was full so we went inside. Less special. The cakes were reasonable and not really cold, and the chocolate and fruit milkshake wasn't the most special either. And again not cold like a milkshake should be. Quite disappointing. Too bad

Good location. Very popular place and good food. The wait time for food could be a bit long when it's crowded but it's worth it.

When I came to this place, I was hoping to get good service and delicious food🤤, since my previous experience here had been positive🙂. But unfortunately, the evening was ruined😢. Not only did I have to wait more than 40 minutes for my order, but when I finally received it, I found spoiled ingredients in my dish. 😪 Naturally, the desire to continue eating just disappeared. Dear team of this place, please be more attentive to your guests🤨.

Love the outside sitting. Such a big place. They offer variety of smoothies drinks bites food icecream cakes healthy breakfast lunch or dinner and even superfoods as well as drinks and easy bites such as bagels.

The breakfast was delicious but the coffee could have been better. Service was great and the atmosphere is quite nice.

After having this gelato location recommended by a tour guide I can say that the ice cream is wonderful. I tried the lemon and strawberry sorbet with vanilla gelato and sat in the shop to have mine. I would encourage you to go inside and take a table. There was always a queue outside but it moved quickly. The staff were very helpful, spoke English and the shop was clean and welcoming.

Rly nice ice cream. Had white chocolate with almonds in a poppy seed cone. Ice cream had a nice and creamy texture and a good flavor without being overly sweet. The cone was a special for an extra 30Kc and I'd say worth it. You can actually taste the poppy seeds v clearly and the cone is big and vvv crunchy! My partner had salted chocolate w caramel in a cinnamon cone and loved it too! Paid a total of 208Kc

The portions are generous, and the gelato is flavorful, though a bit too sweet for my taste. The place often gets busy, so be prepared for a long wait. Opting for the homemade waffle significantly increased the price, which was a bit unexpected. Also, being prompted to leave a tip—even with the option to skip—felt like an unpleasant gesture. Coconut and pistachios flavours were very nice, caramel is fine, the chocolate was very strong and the waffles are very sweet.

This is a cute and cosy place with friendly staff. There is a good offer of vegan options but mostly sorbet, and in addition to that there were just two creamy flavours: salted caramel and chocolate. The ice cream was nice, I really liked the salted caramel one. The chocolate was good too, really rich, but I prefer sweater tastes. There's plenty of seating space and the place looked really nice.

Pictures of texture on surface of the gelato lead me here. Tried chocolate, pistachio, white chocolate with almonds, and coconut. I prefer chocolate and pistachio. You can do half & half at this venue.

I visited this place after reading the positive reviews on Google Maps, and although I was initially a bit unsure, it truly exceeded my expectations, it was a fantastic experience! One of the best parts is the wide variety of flavors available, all served in delicious homemade cones. Each of us ordered completely different options, and every one was outstanding. I was especially thrilled to find salted chocolate, it was rich, perfectly balanced, and absolutely hit the spot. The hazelnuts, raspberry, dark chocolate with cherry and the lemon were also favorites in our group, each offering a refreshing and flavorful twist. A particularly sweet and thoughtful detail is that they offer free water, which is a lovely gesture, especially appreciated while enjoying ice cream. You can also sit inside in a cozy, clean space and enjoy your ice cream in comfort. Overall, the quality, taste, and atmosphere make it well worth the price. A must-visit for any ice cream lover!

Visited this place based on the recommendation of the Honest Guide on YouTube. Fabulous icecream. Nice selection of flavors. Card payments possible. 180 CZK per scoop. Approximately 10 minute wait in line when we were there.

Had dinner in the patio in the back, nice shady and cozy spot - a respite from a warm summer day (and the crowds). The beer sampler was good, would have all again. The goulash was tasty, almost a chili. The tart caprese is a solid recommendation. The chicken sandwich and salad were good - nothing special - but tasty.

Lovely tucked away courtyard cafe restruant. Not a huge variety but very much with a modern twist. Ribs were good but the club sadwhich had a bone in it and reeked of garlic. The very best thing to eat here are the fabulous cakes.

Quiet patio, early breakfast, peaceful start. Loved the chill vibe — perfect spot if you just want to relax and enjoy your food without any noise or rush.

Food was okay. A bit over priced. Would have rated better, however the service was just absolutely poor. The server did not get our order right, as I ordered crepes not pancakes, and the completely forgot about our Crossiants with Apricot jam. Poor service Equals poor rating. No bad days in the service industry.

Visited today for the first and last time. Terrible unfriendly service. When we ordered coffee and dessert, the coffee came about 5 minutes after dessert was brought. Pavlova I had wasn't fresh at all. When I told service, they took it away without saying anything. No sorry, no info about further procedure and no offer of an alternative. Afterwards a lady came with a deduction receipt and that is all she said. Coffee was average and other deserts were normal, definitely nothing extra ordinary. Honestly I don't understand the positive reviews and hardly doubt all are legit.

Lovely Cafe with nice outside seating. Very nice black forest cake and the mille-feuille was excellent

Whole staff is very beautiful and frilendly. The cappuccino is by far the best in Prague. Also, is not too expensive compared to other caffè in the same area. I'll definitely be back for breakfast on my next trip to this beautiful city.

Cute little cafe/restaurant serving interesting selections of the brunch items coffee and wines etc. The coffee for me was little watery. French toast was very nice and the concept of the rice and pork dish was good however I found the food over salty. The place is really cute and perfect for a brunch and hangout.

We loved this café 😍 We came here for breakfast and ordered the Turkish Eggs (“çılbır” in turkish)—thank you for that, they were delicious! The café isn’t in a crowded area, and they have outdoor tables. It was a sunny day, so we ended up spending more time than expected, just relaxing in peace.

Honestly, a very chill and calm place to sit in Karlín, with a long-standing reputation and really kind service. But that’s not everything. Let’s say the coffee is very good quality and nicely prepared, I also tried the Turkish eggs. If I compare the price, taste, and preparation, it’s not that great. The eggs don’t have a runny yolk, the seasoning is okay, and the yogurt is fine. The brioche, though, wasn’t anything special, I’d much rather have a good slice of buttered bread. Considering the dish costs over 200 CZK and the main task is to cook decent eggs (which isn’t exactly rocket science), it’s just not worth it. It’s a pity, sending greetings to the kitchen, hoping they’ll put a bit more effort into it next time. I probably won’t order food there again, but the espresso tonic was just fine.

Really pleasant place - great coffee and nice breakfast options. No reservation possible during weekend. Recommended

This cafe is made for multiple visits! Great vibes + actual good coffee. I went on the weekend twice and loved their English Breakfast plate. It is a BIIIIG plate. Perfect for brunch and the food is worth the money. It's a popular cafe so avoid peak hours or make a rezzy. But definitely try going for brunch, it is a 10/10 spot for that. Also, if you're a coffee lover, they take their roasting very seriously, so you're assured a quality cuppa Joe.

The food was delicious and well made, the filter coffee was ok, the service perfect. I put 4 stars just because it is a bit far from the city center. Note that smoking prohibited inside and outside.

Really liked the Open Sandwich with Lentil Spread. The mango chutney added a nice touch. The strawberry lemonade was a bit too sweet. The place had a warm, cozy vibe.

Quick. Cool. Chilled. Worth going for a coffee no doubt. Its a very laid back atmosphere so you could be sitting on a chair, a box outside, a ledge, whatever, the coffee was nice. And the building across the road looks great. Order at the till and staff then bring the coffee to wherever you set yourself down.

We’ve been coming to this place a few times on different trips, and it always feels a bit different from other spots. The decor and vibe stand out — there’s a giant table in the middle, seating by the windows, a cozy area at the bottom of the stairs, and some outdoor seating as well. It’s almost always busy with customers, which is always a good sign. The drinks are consistently great, and the pastries we’ve tried have been very good too. While we usually stop by just for drinks, one pastry in particular — topped with fresh raspberries (see the photo) — was absolutely delightful. The tartness of the raspberry adds such a refreshing touch that the first bite brought an instant smile to my face. All in all, it’s a lovely spot for drinks and catching up with friends, or a relaxing stop if you can come when it’s a bit quieter.

Coffee is good and of good quality. We ordered flat white - can recommend. They don’t really to takeaway coffee - I think it would be great for them to let people know well in advance. Either you come with the reusable cup - or you lend a reusable cup from them (you get your money back when you return it), no single-use cups. They claim it for the ecology, but I doubt the efficiency of this approach and would love to learn if this really works (or how lending reusable cups help). In short - they need to tell people this well in advance somehow - eg sign on the door. Sitting inside is ok. There is a big communal table and a little space near the windows. For me it wasn’t too cozy though, but you have very few options. Service is friendly and professional.

I liked croissant and was delicious. The bun with Jam was normal. The iced Americano was good.Good cafe with good vibes and staff. Thank you

I had the chance to try three drinks at EMA Espresso Bar, and each one was a standout in its own way: I began with a classic espresso—absolutely lovely, with a bright citrus note that hit just right. Clean, vibrant, and full of character. Next up was the Esprese Dino, a refreshing and clean drink that perfectly complemented the espresso. The grapefruit element tied the flavors together beautifully, creating a light, balanced experience. I ended with the Cascara Cream—a subtle, citrusy, and gently sweet drink with soft earthy undertones. It was both unique and comforting, the kind of drink that lingers in your memory. EMA is truly a fabulous spot for coffee in Prague—creative, quality-driven, and relaxed. Highly recommend for any coffee lover.

I was looking for a good coffee in the early morning hours in the city of Prague , and I found myself alone in front of this café. I went in—the place was so nice, beautifully designed—and I asked, “What’s the best coffee here?” The barista recommended a “Nicaragua” and that was actually the first time I ever tried it in my life. Since then, I’ve been hooked. The coffee is really high quality, and the flavor stayed in my mouth for hours. I sat at the bar—this bar, it turns out, is popular with the locals. I enjoyed my coffee while watching all the people inside the bar. The Czechs were really nice, laughing, smiling in the morning, chatting—it was such a memorable experience, one I still remember vividly to this day.

Lovely flat whites and amazing toasties! Coffee was an amazing Ethiopian espresso roast and I bought a bag of beans to take home, barista was helpful in picking a good roast for my home needs ☕️

This place is a little jewel in town.Elegant & distinguished the atmosphere is calm & pleasant.The cakes are delicious and the coffee done Italian way.I will recommend this place.Is located in Praha 1 and in front of Jesus of Prague Church.Excellent experience.Welcome!

very good coffee and desserts. the vibe os the place is very cute, comfy, and stylish. i liked it. they also have gluten free options

A nice place to cool down after walking around Prague castle. At a glance from the outside, it doesn't seem like a pattisiere, but inside it was very cute decorated. They offered plenty of (delicious) cakes, and it was difficult to choose one. The service was nice, cake was small yet dense and delicious. Almost ordered a second cake hadn't we had a dinner appointment afterwards 😂I like their iced coffee as well.

Good coffee is hard to come by, but excellent coffee is near impossible in Prague. But this place delivers, I am so happy. The cakes and desserts are also top notch as well. It is a really good place to stop by if you are in the area.

Its actually quite nice here! From the outside it does not look very inviting but the inside is pleasing. They have a nice variety of mini cakes 🎂 that you can choose from. Staff was nice too! But no music ? Therefore the atmosphere was a little off. Tea and coffee were both delicious 🍵

Good strong coffee. Lemonade is more of a subtle flavoured water. Old atmosphere with traditional style. The sweets and cakes are better than the savoury.

A very chic instagrammable little cafe! Highly recommend! We only had drinks but the cakes looked amazing!

Great selection of pastries and traditional stuff . All look great BUT if you are looking for good coffee, unfortunately this is not the right place. Coffee was absolutely tasteless, so much so we didn't drink it Cakes were good

Came here to try another location of this chain. It's much smaller with less seating but you can see/smell the baking upfront. Cappuccino and baked goods were good

Such pretty local bakery, although limited sitting. We were taken here by a local to try different Czech pastries. Sat outside, and it was such cozy spot! I can’t remember the name of the pastries but the purple jelly was black currant (I believe) and the chocolate cake had some banana in it. Both were really good and freshly made!

Antonínovo Pekarství is a typical Czech bakery with a wide selection of baked goods. It is a great place to have a quick and tasty breakfast.

Delicious crepes with Nutella, hot espresso and beautiful fresh flowers

7:30 am, we get in the bakery and while a young, smiling, blonde girl is taking our order, an older woman with short hair that she wasn't in the mood of working obviously, was talking loudly to us in Czech probably saying to go to her in the cashier to pay, after repeating herself , you could see that she was annoyed by us not understanding, she left and she comment something to her colleague. Rude and unpleasant experience. Unfortunately even though the rest of the employees where normal and kind, her existence in front of the cashier especially in the morning, will make some clients run away. The breakfast was nothing special and the palacinka a bit empty.

Best bakery in town. Wide choice of self made products and bread, always fresh, tasty and served with smile. It's a self service, so there is a queue that moving fast. Fare prices and lovely deserts. My all time favorite place to go to on a Sunday or Saturday morning. Every time we go the products are always fresh and really tasty. If I would live next to it, i would be there constantly. I highly recommend it, definitely try both salty and sweet products, either way you will leave happy.

The place was great and they have wonderful drinks. The staffs were very kind and nice The price is bit expensive for their chocolate 170kc for a chocolate less than 50g soon they will be more expensive than a piece of silver. Nice place to chill down but slightly priced higher

The coffee was excellent, rich in flavor and perfectly brewed. The presentation was beautiful, and the café itself had a charming and cozy atmosphere. I highly recommend it!

However, I did find the hot chocolate to be a bit too sweet for my taste. But overall, CHOCO LOVES COFFEE is a great place to grab a coffee and a pastry in Prague.

Very cozy, excellent service and very delicious coffee. Lots of choices: hot or cold, regular or special kind of milk, specialty coffee drinks. Baked goods are tasty as well. We will be back.

Great hot chocolate, friendly staff, cozy environment..

Very professional and polite staff, very wide and good selection of coffee drinks, fast and efficient service. Not many salty products but that is ok. Good for breakfast and coffee stops during the day.

Even the small details at this place will make you enjoy your day. The hot chocolate was so tasty that I ordered another cup, the staff was super friendly (and they speak English well), the place wasn't crowded, you can read or work there while enjoying a warm cup of coffee or chocolate. They also have a great collection of cakes and cookies. The price was very fair. Highly recommend.

Coffee is great, the bakery is even better! Their toast with tofu is my ultimate comfort food 🥹 I love their decision to ditch single use coffee cups. Last but not least: the staff is always friendly!

Coffe is great as well as their loaves of bread. Bakery could use a bit more variety with flaky pastries (they do not have any type of croissants). Also, if they are 2 orders of coffee and pastry, pls give 2 trays or mini plates as it is uncomfortable to share one big plate while eating something crumbly

Cannot explain how tasty a sourdough bread from here is. Worth to try 100%. I also bought one buchta with apple pure and one rebarborový koláč. I like that the gough itself wasn't sweet, but the filling was sweet. The best combination!

New wave coffee and bakery spot. I had kolač and lungo with milk.

And industrial-like coffee/bakery place that will leave you in awe. The pastries look out of this world. Took only the traditional "buchta" bun, that was fresh but probably not the best option out there. The coffee was delicious. Overall nothing negative to say, place has industrial vibe with good choice of coffee and pastries, their own bread and even some soup of it. Sounds like perfect breakfast place to stop by.

This place pays homage to the industrial past of the area. The ambiance is beautifully raw. It is a part of a local chain (EMA) and they clearly know what it takes to create a coffee place, so it’s a safe bet. Additionally, if you’re always on the lookout for a spectacular coffee like me, you won’t find any better option around these parts of town (the closest to look for this kind of quality would be in Karlin two subway stops away). Their batch brew is just wonderful and so is in fact their tea. That’s quite rare, as even the better places in Prague haven’t mastered tea preparation yet. I think they could still work a bit on their food offer, but I’m okay with it and I appreciate that there isn’t too many options. I grabbed my coffee to go, but there are a few seats, so if you’re looking for a place to work on your laptop a bit or just chat with friends, this is your best bet in Palmovka and Liben.

One of the best cafés slash bakeries in the Prague 8 and definitely the best in the Palmovka area. Their coffees are top notch and they make the best fresh bread the money can probably buy you. The cakes are only slightly above average and a bit overpriced, same goes for the breakfast/brunch meals. Still, we were coming back for years and will stay loyal in the future, because Alf & Bet knows their trade.

Never expected such a lovely vegetarian food on the day of reaching Prague. Thanks to Airbnb lady for this recommendation. Excellent food, great service. This is situated in a very narrow street which is also interesting. The music inside was also very good.

I enjoyed my dinner here. This is a vegetarian restaurant but has plenty of vegan options. I had orange mint lemonade drink with a ginger shot, vegan burrito, and vegan snickers. Everything was delicious. Especially that snickers dessert was unreal. But I liked everything, the food felt nourishing and healthy. The restaurant has a very cute and relaxing decor and atmosphere. It's located very centrally.

Extensive menu with a variety but most food falls flat. We ordered 6 different items Including the tray for two and lakes a lot of flavor and tastes did not come together. We were placed in a room for 6 but table was not meant to eat on as glass and small. The area was pretty. Gyoza were very good. Clear head platter was average Chimney rock dish average Slovakian traditional dish average

Absolutely delicious and really special vegetarian food which is arranged with so much love and in an extraordinarily unique way. If you want a really special dinner - expect an explosion of different tastes. Extremely recommendable: the broccoli steak, spinach chimney and the bun burger. Take care to leave space for mouthwatering desserts such as vegan snickers or mint Tiramisu. Really nice and friendly service.

We had a great experience! Thankfully we reserved because it was packed. Both dishes were amazing and to top it off, the mango tiramisu was absolutely delicious!

I don’t know where to start. Two vegetarians and dairy allergy walk into a restaurant…. And WOW. The food here is incredible. I strongly recommend the Tofuie gras, but to be honest, everything we chose was so good. The service was impeccable, and I haven’t even mentioned the cocktails. A must when visiting Prague.

Lehká Hlava exceeded our expectations. The dishes were inventive and flavorful and the presentation was lovely. I usually prefer meat, but even the vegetarian options were so satisfying that I would happily eat here again. The ambiance is charming and slightly whimsical, making it a memorable dining experience. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the overall experience was delightful.

Great central location and no reservation needed. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, with very friendly and attentive service. Perfect spot for brunch or just enjoying your coffee any time of the day.

Very nice deco, relaxed and friendly staff. We ordered many things from the menu, a menu that includes many options be it salads, kid friendly meals, fish of the day… all tasty . Great for a pause or even a date or family lunch. Highly advised

If you’re looking for a stylish spot to enjoy a drink in the center of Prague, Café Café is worth a visit. We stopped by for a quick break and tried their Campari Spritz and a ristretto. The spritz was refreshing, well-balanced, and beautifully served – definitely the highlight of our visit. The coffee wasn’t the best I’ve had in Prague, but it was still enjoyable in the café’s chic and lively atmosphere. The interior is modern and vibrant, making it a great place to sit, relax, and people-watch in the heart of the city. Overall, Café Café Prague is a lovely spot for cocktails or a casual coffee in an elegant setting.

Came here as we were looking for something sweet and their raspberry cheesecake caught our attention. The host quickly showed us to a table for 2 and brought the drinks menu. My wife went up to the counter and ordered the cheesecake. We only asked for a bottle of tap water to have. The cheesecake was nice, and the raspberries on top of it were being kept together with gelatine. A nice quick sweet bite on our way back to the hotel.

We looked for a small cafe and found this. Ambiente was very modern and cozy. I had a Japanese green tea which was good and a Mexican soup. My girlfriend had a nice slice of strawberry chocolate cake which was delicious (an not small :-)). Service was really good.

I had high expectations for CaféCafé in the center of Prague (a place I had on my list for a while, although I tend to classify such central spots as “tourist traps”), but my visit was unfortunately disappointing. We stopped only for drinks and cake – I chose their banana-caramel cake (135 CZK) and an iced tea (89 CZK). To my shock, a small snail came up through the straw, probably from the mint in the tea. I immediately informed the staff, who apologized and offered to make a new tea, which I declined. However, I was surprised the iced tea was still charged in full; we only received a 20 % discount on the bill, which didn’t even cover its cost. The lack of clear communication on how they would resolve the issue left me feeling let down. I hope management takes this feedback seriously, as the café has great potential despite its tourist-trap vibe. At least the cake itself was very good, rich and tasty.

Great champagne, service is better than most in the area I just left cafe savoy and actually prefer it here more! Pastas, Bubbly, Beer, Coffee and lovely Desserts

We enjoyed our breakfast at Chocafé. We had two espresso macchiato, two breakfast plates and some pancakes and everything was delicious. There was a bit of wait time because the place was full, if you’re in a rush I’d advise going somewhere else, you’ll bother the clients and the staff. It’s a place to appreciate having a nice breakfast alone or with someone, with friendly staff and a nice, cozy atmosphere.

This cafe is phenomenal. The price is reasonable but the food, environment and service is absolutely outstanding. We visited twice in two days. The staff are really friendly and they speak fluent English.

Very cozy and quiet atmosphere! The people working there are young and very kind. The breakfast menu has everything that you need. I especially liked, that there were lots of options for a small breakfast. The chocolate drinks tasted very good aswell and the prices are nice. I would definitely recommend going there for a relaxed breakfast alone or with someone else.

Got the Smoked Salmon eggs in sourdough with an extra side of butchers sausages and a chocolate cappuccino. Food was great, coffee was super nice. You had to stir it to get the chocolate flavor. Outdoor seating is super pleasant and the service was nice too. Overall solid.

Don’t ever order this drink (iced latte chocolate). The chocolate in a cold drink solidified no mater how hard I tried to break it off. What a dumb drink! I asked the barista to heat it up for me, she angrily dumped it in the sink and made me a hot one. Instead of taking in a customer’s complaint and making it better, she did not look happy.

The food was super yummy and the service was fast! I had the croissant with mozzarella, fruits with sour cream and black tea. Delicious! Also, the bathrooms were nice and clean.

The hot chocolate is wow will come back definitely 😍😍. I recommend you to choose the hot chocolate with crispy waffles is yummy 🤤. French toast was nice but I did not like too much fruit on sweet.

Easily one of the best places i’ve been in prague. Super fresh made lemonade and smoothies. The sandwich tasted amazing and was also freshly made. The staff was super kind and even offered to adjust meals to our likings :) Inside it’s cozy and not too crowded considering its wonderful location near the bridge. Can confidently recommend this place to everyone!

Very good quality food and presentation especially the breakfast and home made cakes, so the chef is good. Service also very good at least early morning on Sunday, 3 beautiful women all very attentive and quick to respond with a smile. Hidden gem in Mala strana.

I tried the apple strudel and it was delicious. Freshly made and tasty. Coffee is also good. Slow service but kind waitresses

Tasty strudel & cappuccino! Excellent lemon cake! Pleasant sevice and atmosphere

They were flexible to accept a group of 10 without prior reservation. Food and coffee were delicious… The location is excellent and prices were reasonable…

Amazing homemade cakes! Great selection of savory plates. Gorgeous presentations and the quality of the ingredients are high. Very relaxing atmosphere. Loved it!

Amazing food and amazing prices. Found this gem on the lonely planet book and what a surprise. It is definitely not traditional Czech cuisine but it is that modern restaurant/cafe you need. The salad was great and massive, their hot chocolate was super rich, the salmon breakfast was also great, and needless to say their desserts were also yummy. They accept CARD.

A local and lovely place to eat. the food is rich in variety and in taste, the staff is kind and patient. an escape from the crammed restaurants at the center and a chance to experience the atmosphere of the daily life of the residents in Prague.

It is a very cozy place with limited seating and limited options on the menu, but the food is delicious. They serve some original preparations, and we really enjoyed eating something different. The pastry was delicious, and the coffee was great.

It’s an unassuming and cute place famous for their breakfasts and brunches. It feels welcoming, and there was a steady stream of people eating there or ordering takeaways. I arrived too late for the breakfasts they are famous for, and grilled sandwiches weren’t available, so I tried these instead: Hot lemonade: 8/10. Beef ham sandwich with pickles and cheese: 7/10. One of the better sandwiches I had in Prague.

In an era where mediocrity often reigns supreme, Cafe Jen shines as a beacon of excellence ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you're looking for a place that proves miracles can happen, look no further than Cafe Jen. Nestled below sidewalk level, this hidden gem has managed to transform a seemingly bland space into a vibrant and popular destination. With an atmosphere that oozes authenticity and industriousness from every corner, Cafe Jen is a testament to what can be achieved with vision and hard work. Hoping to find a spot for brunch, we were about to embark on a culinary adventure that would leave us thoroughly impressed. Despite the influx of customers, the staff effortlessly handled all requests with a genuine smile, ensuring a top-notch dining experience. One of the things that struck me about Cafe Jen was their seamless ability to cater to a bustling crowd without compromising on quality. The professionalism displayed by the staff was truly remarkable. From the moment we stepped inside, it was evident that this place was well-versed in handling a large number of patrons, all while maintaining exceptional service standards. Now, I could offer specific recommendations, but here's the thing—words wouldn't do justice to the awe-inspiring precision with which Cafe Jen operates. So, if you're seeking an unforgettable brunch adventure, make your way to Cafe Jen. Trust me, this is an experience you won't want to miss. Cafe Jen, you've earned my utmost respect and gratitude for reminding us all that passion and dedication can transform the ordinary into something truly extraordinary. Thank you for an unforgettable brunch!

Excellent place for breakfast! Started off with a smooth, well-brewed cappuccino! The Breakfast for Champions was super delicious. The egg scramble was creamy, and melted in my mouth! The sausages were very tasty and the bread was crispy! The carrot cake was a great addition after breakfast. It was dense but crumbly, and wasn't too sweet! A very cosy cafe, and the staff were extremely friendly and welcoming! Give this place a go!

A lovely, cozy place not so far from the center, 15 minutes by tram and you are there. I like such cafes, simple, where the most important thing is quality. Good filtered coffee. The breakfast of champions is large and tasty. Fantastic sausages! But the best was the banana bread. Excellent, I could eat it every day. Friendly and professional service. Cool, a must-visit place in Prague.

Beautiful place for an early breakfast. Very nice to discover they start to work at 7.30 AM. Quite booked at the beginning of the day, we took the last place to sit around 8 AM. The queue of people is always there for take-away orders. The dishes were well done and tasty. The coffee also was nice but the flat white was a bit stronger than usual since they serve it in a smaller cup. The size creates a bigger coffee/milk proportion and makes a taste a bit bitter. I recommend taking the sit in front of the window. The morning sun beams go directly there and the street covered with trees is beautiful. There is also a tiny bench outside the window where you can sit and drink coffee in the fresh air.

My husband says the best pastries so far (we tried a lot in Madrid and Barcelona), they didn’t even make it back to the hotel. We got a black currant scone, a custard danish with marzipan (his favorite), and a ham and cheese croissant. Flaky crusts on the Danish and croissant, enough for the birds. The scone is the cake-like kind. Solid crust, but a little moist for me. However, still delicious with fresh currants and chocolate too!! The macchiato and flat white were great, as expected.

A superb bakery in Prague with a large selection of croissants, brownies, sweet and savoury brioches and beverages. The cinnamon rolls are the best in Prague, the danish brioches with almonds are delicious, with a perfect dough. The bread selection is also amazing.

It’s unbelievable how good this bakery is. The chocolate chip peanut butter cookie is one of the best cookies I’ve ever had. The double chocolate cookie is good as well. I don’t even like scones but the black carrot scone here was ridiculously good. There are many locations across Prague so make sure to visit. This is THE bakery to try in Prague. I came back every day and tried new things!

That bakery was sooo good. We went there every morning because of how good and fresh the products were. We loved the monkey muffin and the workers were soooo nice and helpful. Everything was perfect if I do return to Prague one day without a doubt this will be the first place I'll go to.

There is nothing bad to say about this place. Its a bit pricey but the quality is out of this world. I definitely suggest coming here! Thank you for perfect croissants!

got a half loaf of 'old Charles' bread and a nougat croissant. totally delicious. 10/10 would recommend. 🍞🥐

I’ve been in many (or maybe all) artic bakehouse in Prague…they’re mid for how much you’re gonna spend. I tried different pastries in different shops : they are okay but definitely not worth to spend money on. Also, they don’t have seats, so it’s only take away (maybe this is a sign to improve the quality 😵‍💫)

Manifesto Anděl is without a doubt one of the best places to eat, drink, and enjoy entertainment in Prague. This stylish food market in the heart of the city brings together international cuisine, refreshing cocktails, and a vibrant atmosphere with live music and DJs – making it a must-visit spot for both locals and tourists. We visited around lunchtime and loved the lively outdoor seating. Relaxing by the small pool in the sunshine created a unique and memorable experience. At Gohan Asian restaurant, we ordered the EBI tempura – perfectly crispy shrimp with chili sauce – along with fresh spring rolls and juicy karaage. Every bite was full of flavor. To drink, we tried a cherry cocktail that was both refreshing and tangy. At Taiko Ramen Bar, we enjoyed tasty Yaki Gyoza and fresh green beans, paired first with a classic Margarita and later with a frozen Margarita – both excellent choices. To finish our visit, we had a strong ristretto and a glass of prosecco while enjoying the DJ music, which gave the whole place a stylish and energetic vibe. If you’re looking for the best street food, cocktails, and nightlife in Prague, Manifesto Anděl is the perfect choice.

I really enjoy the atmosphere here. On days when I want to relax and take it easy, this place works perfectly, especially during spring and summer, with a wide variety of restaurants and menus to choose from. However, during my most recent visit, the female staff at the cocktail bar were playing around and talking loudly inappropriately. Even worse, they were using several Czech swear words nearby, and we had to move seats to avoid the disturbance, which spoiled the atmosphere. I understand this is an entertainment venue, but the focus should primarily be on the guests’ experience. Courtesy and professionalism should come before playfulness. I hope the management will take this feedback and make improvements.

Great spot for a variety of street food, drinks and good music. The venue has a pool to dip your feet into which is perfect for cooling down on a hot day and they had a DJ on the Sunday that we visited. Would absolutely recommend!

I really enjoyed the diversity of offerings here. We didn’t get any two things from the same place, and each was great. Two of our favorites were the Cheesey bread boat from Flame and the pork Borsch from the Ukrainian place. Sorry, I can’t recall the name at the moment. The service was great, especially from the staff of the market itself. It was a bit inside, but not surprising as it was mid-October. Definitely worth adding this place to your list for variety and quality, service was a nice bonus!

This is a very great place to hang out and for everyone with different food preferences to come along. There is a large variety of food from different countries 😋. To can choose from coming for a drink, lunch, dinner or just for a quick snack. I will definitely recommend anyone visiting Prague to try this place! You can also dip your toes in the swimming pool 🏊‍♂️ 😉.

Stopped here for dinner before heading out and highly recommended!! Loads of options for food and drinks in a market hall style venue. We went for the Tacos and margaritas which were delicious. Live music and pop ups to go with so well worth a stop by 🌮🍸

Very good Mexican food! Fresh ingredients, big portions, fast service. The only thing - I wish burrito had whole beans🫘 instead of bean pasta (to feel the texture better). And guacamole was a bit weird, very liquid - you can see it near the burrito (if it’s not a guacamole but just a souse - it still has not enough taste). In general I would like to recommend this place, I think you will be satisfied

Good stop for a sweet, local sandwich or an ice cream in your way to the funicular. You can watch the tram and people passing by while you surp from your coffee.

Nice traditional Czech dessert place. I had the Lotus cake— delicious! And my latte was expertly made. They are cash only. The space was cozy and comfortable. And the cakes were delicious and pretty— I had a difficult time making a choice. I would definitely come back.

This was easily one of the best věneček I’ve ever had. The glaze perfectly complemented both the filling and the base, creating a beautifully balanced bite. I have a big sweet tooth, so I personally wouldn’t mind a touch more sweetness, but even as it is, I truly enjoyed it. I understand that Czech desserts are often intentionally less sweet, and in that context, this was a perfect example, worthy of a full 5/5. If you prefer desserts on the sweeter side, it may not be for you, but it’s spot on for traditional Czech!

The food and coffee were really good and the staff were lovely We felt the local atmosphere

Really nice place with so helpful staff. Delicious coffee and even better medova rolada :)

A very nice spacious and welcoming place to have something to eat and drink. They only accept cash (cz Or €) but very polite and helpful. Very fresh cakes and a gorgeous chocolate with whipped cream on top.

Seemed like a nice ice cream place, but unfortunately they only accept CZK cash. The nearest ATM is a EuroNet (yellow-blue) ATM which is known to be a tourist trap and extremely expensive in terms of service fees - even if you just query your balance, they charge high amounts. So not going to use that. This way we could not try this place. Sad. Suggesting to get a terminal.

Great spot to enjoy a morning breakfast! The owners made it a great place with an old vibe, from the music, the menu and the sweets they offer, everything was great! The service especially, the person that served me was so polite and smiling, a great way to start your day!

Lovely little cafe, the waiter was also super nice. Looked like out of a cartoon but in a good way. The food was packed, good and decently priced. The ambience was excellent too.

Decadent pastries, tasty drinks, cozy vibe, and wonderful service. I stopped in just because it smelled so good from the street. The apricot tea and větrník were lovely. The interior decor and music transport you back in time to the 1940s. The woman who served me was so friendly and accommodating

Nice cozy old fashioned Czech cafe with breakfasts and cakes. Lived nearby for years but hadn’t been here yet. Breakfast items are basic, but nice. They bring a basket of warm bread and Czech butter. The scrambled eggs with leeks were very good and not too salty. The drinks are nice, good coffees and teas. The cakes are good too, we liked the Sacher cake.

Since 2014 I have visited Prague 6 times. 5 of these were because of this cafe. It is simply my favorite cafe in Europe. The staff might even recognize me at this point. I have brought upwards of 12 people here and personally recommended it to upwards of 50. I am very excited to be bringing one of these friends back and to make another visit in October - something we did together in 2015. No, it's not perfect. The food and drinks are good - perhaps not excellent. The menu selection is smaller and appropriate for the size of the shop. The size also means it can be hard to find a table, especially if you don't show up first thing in the morning. Selfishly, I don't like that a large hostel has opened just a couple doors down. That said, the interior design is super. Although it's located in a trendy neighborhood, the cafe feels more magical and genuine than many hipster places claiming to be authentic.

Very good little cafe in unique retro style with lovely and careful personal .. we enjoy our breakfast with 8 people and it was soo tasty. Service was very fast and friendly. Also for late breakfaster a good stop. Must try! Greetings from Germany🤍🫶🏼

The atmosphere is so cozy, all the pictures, furniture, old magazines are amazing! The lady who maintains the place was čert today and she seemed so sweet. I should also mention that she is very kind and polite. By the way You can order Turkish coffee here, it comes in a cezve!

The decor and furniture is a bit old and dingy and they ask for a tip when you pay. 💰 Coffee was around 60-80 czk The coffee was fine. There were a lot of people trying to work here but the internet was slow and cut out every 5-10 min so I will not recommend this cafe for remote work.

Very nice and cosy Café, offering not only various coffees but also cakes and breakfast. We tried couple of their coffees and small cakes and they were all tasty. The interior is very interesting and unusual. We really liked this place.

It's an absolutely charming place with a polite staff. Great choice for travelers, who have just a couple hours before the next trip. The place is close to the train station and the bus station Florenc, easy to find. Delicious desserts ☺️

A beautiful and cute cafe with cozy ambiente, delicious breakfast and snacks that we took as take away for our travel back home with the train, fresh ginger and mint tea and very nice and helpful service. For our last day in Prague it was a lucky and perfect match! Thank you!

Amazing place with great coffee and good for work. We had here meeting with my client and there was calm for a work and disucssion and very good breakfast.

Incredibly slow service, undercooked eggs. And they allowed another customer to vape inside while we were all eating. When I asked why the eggs were so wet, I was told that’s how they cook them, when I said to the manager that they were raw she said that’s how we cook them again. Unfortunately, this was not the worst of it, good luck if you go there…

I tried the cinnamon rolls topped with lemon zest cream and loved it 😍 very moist 😃 Fully recommend it! The staff is very friendly and nice and speaks very well English 😎 And pets are allowed too so your dog or cat doesn’t have to wait for you outside 😉

My favourite trdlnik in Prague. Hot fresh and tasty with a good amount of bueno spread for 130czk. Service is quick. Takeaway mainly but 2 seats inside.

The most delicious Baumkuchen I have ever eaten. The portions are huge and the price is fair. We opted for the "Apple Strudel" & the "Velvet Banana" version, a dream. The ice cream on top adds freshness and the dough gives the classic Baumkuchen feeling. The various fillings are also super tasty. A clear 10/10 and a recommendation, definitely check it out if you are visiting Prague!

Hands down the most delicious chimney cake I’ve had in Prague! What makes it even better is the warm, loving family that runs the place — they serve with heart and make the best recommendations from the options they have. You leave not just full, but truly satisfied. A must-visit spot I’ll definitely return to! Highly recommended!🤩🫶🏼🤌🏻

Best Trdelnik in Prague by far...and even better than any chimney cake we tried in Budapest! We came here twice during our stay in Prague. PHENOMENAL!!!

We ordered two trdelnik (the best in Old Town by far!) - they made them fresh right there. We also had two affogatos, they were excellent and one ice tea. This was a perfect treat after taking a tour of the Jewish Quarter. I highly recommend this restaurant- even if you are not taking the tour.

The best Trdelník in Prague! We had the apple strudel and the strawberry, both were delicious. The bread had a great crust and yet was so soft on the inside. Phenomenal!

It really is the best trdelnik in Prague.. nothing else to add! Crisp and soft at the same time and the perfect portion if you have a sweet tooth or fancy sharing between two. Service fast enough, prices around 190 for the strawberry, Nutella and ice cream one.