I randomly found this place while looking for my pasta store, which was a few stores down. I felt…read moreterrible walking in and walking out since I was on my hunt for pasta- but I knew I would return since their pastries looked so fresh and delicious! I went back and grabbed an almond croissant for my breakfast the next day and my husband tried their croissant sandwich. Both were delicious! I was bummed when I was told no chocolate croissant... so I went back today to look for it again! Luckily, there was one last hazelnut croissant waiting for me. I happily ordered it along with another almond croissant for my husband. What I loved about their croissants was how fluffy and crispy they were! It was better than the ones I had in Spain and very close to what I had in Paris. I hope others will find this little shop and support them as well!

Early to rise, early to dine! What's open at 6:30am on Monday? Krusta! A full counter of baked…read moregoods, from sandwiches to pastries, with a small shared table to stay or close to the tram for take-away. Drink options fall between juices, smoothies, and espresso. When I saw the double terminated chocolate croissant- I took the plunge- I have all day to walk it off right? Not knowing if it would be just a tip-dip if chocolate, my first bite let me know it was filled with chocolate as well. He ordered the cheese Danish, which turned out to be 2/3 cheese, 1/3 Danish- definitely to his cheese-lover liking. I don't know why he got a pretzel, but he did, and it was soft and chewy with powerful sea salt to sizzle the tongue. The Americanos were good- mild in flavor and not too acidic or distinctive.

Decided to stop by because of the cafe's high review on Google, and it did not disappoint. The…read moreowner was very attentive. The breakfast was delicious. Everything from the crape to the coffee was prepared well. I had a good time.

Had breakfast here in a trip. Enjoyed very much. Sausage ms with horseradish was great. Owners (I…read morepresume), we're very friendly and patient with someone who does not speak the local language.

Truly truly ugly building, but the views of Prague are worth the trip out of the centre to this…read moreunmissable landmark. The observatory cabin is 93 meters above the ground, and offers a 360 degree view of the area. Unfortunately the cafe and restaurant are now closed. Just don't ask about the sculptures of crawling babies by Czech artist David Černý.

This is a very special place: most of the waiters are people with a mental and/or physical…read moredisorder. That makes the communication a little bit harder, especially when you're a foreigner - but don't be scared! In the end you will be served your sandwich, coffee, tea or juice, and I swear you're going to love it. As well as the sweets - just choose a cake or a pancake or ice cream. The location is terrible (Ve Smečkách is one ugly street) but still convenient as it's close to the Wenceslas Square. The interior is very nice, it's a calm and non-smoking area, suitable for mothers with children.

Visiting Prague to take my daughter to school, we came upon this lovely little spot for lunch. A…read morebit of confusion with another mother/daughter pair nearby, complicated by a language barrier, resulted in us being accidentally served the wrong dish. Staff offered to bring us what we had originally ordered, but we had already started eating the wrong dish and it was absolutely delicious! It ended up being our favorite meal of the trip. Fresh, delicious, food and friendly staff.

Love all the Home Kitchens that are around Prague and this is no exception. They make amazing eggs,…read moresoups as well as meals. Whenever I come here for breakfast, it's a great way to start a new day. The same goes for coffee with friends :)... the place is just an optimistic boost to your day.

Amazing pastries and cheese cake!! Has some ice cream too! Got lucky with this one…read moreWe loved it.

Good food , good service, a must to visit while in Prague . Near the church of the infant…read moreJesus....come here after mass

This place has truly put their employees creativity to the test. First of all, everyone working the…read morecafe is super nice, welcoming and friendly. They have lots of very interesting and intriguing desserts that you can see on their display. We showed up in the afternoon for a quick snack and I was glad we did, it was our last night in Prague and I wish we could have found this sooner. I had a hard time deciding on two desserts. I was tempted to get the one that looked like a lemon, which was lemon flavored. I mean, it looks legit, like a real lemon but its a pastry lemon flavored. We decided on the hazelnut one, shaped as a hazelnut and hazelnut flavored (duh!) and that was so good! We also shared a pistachio flavored one. Totally did not disappoint. Props on the creativity and beautiful dessert art. Flavor and presentation was superb. So good we went twice :) highly recommended

WOW. IF I COULD GIVE A PLACE MORE THAN FIVE STARS YOU'D BET EVERYTHING IN MY WALLET THAT THIS PLACE…read moreWOULD BE GETTING 11 STARS. Okay. Let me just start by saying the ambiance is truly beautiful and classy. It's a relatively small space, but well-lit and beautifully furnished. As you walk in, you automatically are faced with the most beautiful selection of cakes ever, and when you take a look at the menu, you can see the anatomy of each cake and what it's composed of. My friend and I took 10 minutes to decide on what we would order, because they all looked so amazing. The workers were very patient with us, and didn't seem upset when we told them we wouldn't be ordering any drinks to go along with our cakes. I've been to other cafe's where workers will keep asking and insisting until you're finally pressured into ordering a drink. Here's what we finally decided on: Pistachio Cake 169czk - I think we both agreed that this was probably one of the best cakes we've ever had in our lives. The pistachio mousse was strong and rich, but not overpowering. I remember times where I would get a small scoop of pistachio gelato at my local geletaria in Hawaii, and end up being sick of the flavor after three bites. I was scared the cake would end up being like that, but I think I could have finished this entire cake by itself and not gotten sick of it. In fact, this was my friend's choice, and I almost wanted to trade one of my cakes for hers because it was so darn good! Amande 149czk - This was my second favorite. It would probably have been my first, if the sable on the bottom wasn't so hard. The sable wasn't as buttery as I would have liked, and frankly, I don't remember much about this part of the cake (and as an avid cake eater and researcher, I usually can remember every component of a cake). The caramel mascarpone cream was the star of the show. Despite the light and airy consistency, the cream was packed with so much caramel flavor without being too sweet. The caramelized nuts on the top gave the whole cake a great crunchy element and went well when coated with the cream. Swan 189czk - I picked this one because of the beautiful presentation. I usually never order any cakes with fruit fillings, but this one seemed to be a good balance between the rich pistachio and amande cake. The coconut mousse inside was very light and didn't taste much of coconut. I loved the balance of the tropical mango, pineapple, passion fruit and coconut combo, and loved that the cake overall wasn't too sweet. Lemon 189czk - I'm guessing this is the most popular one, or the one they're most known for, or the one they're trying to push the most, because when you order this cake, you get a lemon sticker that you can stick on the Lemon Wall after writing a message. Although the cake's execution was superb and the concept was cute, the lemon cake was our least favorite. My friend said that the inside passion fruit filling and lemon ganache were too sour for her, even with the help of the white chocolate outside and extra sugar they provided.