Just across a small creek from the city center, this crepe cafe serves delicious sweet and savory…read morecrepes along with other delicacies. The staff is very friendly and they recently added an English menu. The ambiance is very cute with a rabbit motif and original artwork featuring rabbits. It's very comfortable and feels like any friendly neighborhood cafe. I had most of the sweet crepes they offer and my favorites were the Nutella or strawberry crepes. The coffee is prompt and delicious.

My favourite place in Beroun. Jiná Káva (A Different Coffee) is run by an association supporting…read moreintegration of mentally ill people to the society. Therefore, the service might be a bit less brisk than at another coffee places. Once you accept that, you will for sure like it here: vegetarian daily menu (Mon - Sat), home made desserts, a place for mums with kids (with a lot of toys and books). A choice of magazines to read. Great coffee. They also organize cultural events, exhibitions of photographs etc. Non-smoking environment.

For me, U Janu is the best Czech restaurant I have had. I ordered the traditional mushroom soup…read morewith potato and stewed beef in cream sauce with bread pudding. I have certainly tried these dishes at other Czech places before, but somehow this place manages to one-up them. The way they do so is by increasing their flavor output. The mushroom soup tastes much denser with stronger cream flavors. The stewed beef's cream sauce is also much smoother and with a stronger flavor. What I really liked about this place is that they also serve Kofola, which is a kind of Coca Cola served during the period when Czech was still under communist rule. They could not have Coca Cola so they invented something similar. The taste is much more lemony and different. Lastly, you should try the sweet coffin (named so because the dessert literally is shaped like a coffin with cream on top). Enjoy!

NEVER EVER! Nasty…read morewaiter: rude and aggressive. Did i mention the LOOOOONG wait just to get a menu? And the food? Only mediocre, if that. Simply do NOT come here!

This is a vegetarian restaurant with a creative menu. We are meat-eaters but loved our vegetarian…read moremeal here. Everything we ordered was delicious: * Tofuie Gras: smoked tofu paté with cranberry gel, served on toasted bread * Czech Traditional Svíčková: root vegetable sauce with Carlsbad dumplings, plant-based meat patty, lemon, and cranberry gel * Jackfruit Burrito: pulled jackfruit, smoked corn, chipotle rice, Cheddar, pickled cabbage, black beans, mango salsa, sour cream, and a side salad * Vegan Snickers: chocolate-caramel bar with raspberry sauce and peanuts I would consider becoming vegetarian if I can eat like this for every meal.

There's vegetarian magic in the air at the Lekha Hlava Clear Head Restaurant in Prague…read more We'll start with the very cool location. It is off a quiet side street down a clean and safe-feeling but still mysterious alley - like its location is a secret. Our reservation was for 6:30 pm and they asked if we thought we'd be done by 8:00 - probably so we wouldn't see the next party taking our table and they wouldn't see us. Let's keep the all the info secure - that's what's best for everyone. If the omnivores find out about this place, the fate of the whole known universe could be at risk. What if everyone wanted to eat at vegetarian restaurants? Crazy, right? VIPs like our family (ha!) sit in the Blue Heaven room where the tables are fire. Seriously- they light up and glow like flaming wood logs with a starry sky above. Even the greatest sorcerers from history would be impressed. Love the theming. Magical. We began our meal with the Small Clear Head starter, featuring "Tofuie Gras", hummus and guacamole. The hummus and guac were both excellent- but the star of the show was the fake foie gras. This is a vegetarian restaurant- no geese were harmed yet the texture was perfect, the taste convincing and the mix with the jelly divine. Wowsa. Loved this dish. I also really enjoyed my Bao Bun Burger. I was going to do the Spinach Chimney but diverted at the last minute because I'd overdosed on this trip on potatoes already, and au gratin was more than I could handle. My daughter liked her Stir-Fry Noodles. My wife was indifferent on her Parmesan Pleasure Burger but I think she was jealous of my Bao Bun. We skipped dessert. Beyond just the wonderful food, there was so much about this restaurant that felt fun, interesting and surprising. Including the bathroom. Behind the toilet there's an opening to a dark empty space - it is truly a creepy void. What's back there? There's also a very old door with a bone-chilling stair down to a dark cellar. What's down there? What about upstairs - what happens there? More mysteries. There's magic in the air at Lekha Hlava Clear Head Restaurant. It is worth a visit, for vegetarians and omnivores too.