Ran across this breakfast restaurant by mistake, looking for the entrance to the Anděl Metro…read moreStation (the one built by the Soviets). While we were staring in the Mala Strana, it was just over a mile walk to get to Smichov, having a chance to pass by the Memorial to the Victims of Communism on our walk. Interesting setting and location, would have never found the place if it weren't for Janek, The Honest Guide on You Tube, calling the Eggs Benedict, "legendary." We can vouch for that, the soufflé was amazing looking and tasting. Big enough that my girlfriend could not finish the plate. I opted for the traditional English breakfast. It was a full plate of food that was fantastic! The beans were flavorful, the roasted tomatoes juicy and warm. The sausage AB's bacon cooked perfectly. The string is unique, very artsy in my opinion, combining indoor/outdoor seating. Very open and comfortable, appeared to be many locals taking in a morning coffee or breakfast and working. Amazing place, we enjoy every minute of this experience AB's our food. Highly recommended!

Great food & great ambience in this very rustic and shabby chic breakfast place; tucked behind the…read moretrees, and behind a parking lot that makes it even more unique.. loved everything about this cafe especially their eggs Benedict soufflé that was absolutely delicious! Would love to come back here the next time we're in Prague.

Stopped in on a cold day in Prague and there was good service and loved the ambiance! It wasn't…read morebusy at all and the food came out very quick. We also got two glasses of hot wine and it was amazing. The one weird thing was that we ordered a salad with chicken and she gave us the salad without chicken, and then when we asked, she said there was no chicken left. It was a little pricey for the food that we got, but other than that, loved it! Über cute vibes here!

Nice coffee place close to Charles bridge. It´s hard to say if three or four stars. Meals are…read moreexcellent, coffe is good but on the other side it´s overpriced (which is understandable according to location) and service is slow and confused (but very nice and friendly at the same time). Cafe is located in one of those old small Lesser town houses. It has a cool decoration. Staff is friendly and very nice but communication among them is bad and they are slow. One waiter takes an order and it takes ages to the other one to bring it and when he brings it so there is something missing (like one coffee). The same with meals. One meal was supposed to be ham and egges omelette and they brought ham and eggs. It was good though. Meals are definitely worth stopping by. Menu is not long. They have only few sandwiches, salads and pancakes plus one soup and burger. And breakfast menu (it´s that cursed ham and eggs). But all these items are pretty delicious. Especially burger surprised me. It was huge (it could be actually smaller), pretty good (cheddar was missing) and pretty cheap considering the location. But I didn´t actually expect a good burger here (I was just curious when I ordered it) and voila. Surprise, surprise. Otherwise I also recommend salmon sandwich and dill soup. It was a nice experience to visit this place but I don´t think I will return. There are other places like this one where service works just fine, prices are friendly and quality is also on a high level.

Café Louvre - Prague ( 8 to 23.30 )…read more We visited Café Louvre on a Saturday around noon, and although the line was long, it moved surprisingly fast. The staff is clearly very well organized and efficient. Service was quick, attentive, and professional. The waiters were elegantly dressed, which added to the classic, old-world charm of the place. We also got lucky and were seated by the window, which made the experience even more special. The food was absolutely outstanding -- truly one of those meals that makes every cell in your body feel happy. Everything was beautifully prepared, flavorful, and comforting, yet refined. You can tell this is a place that takes pride in doing things right. Yes, it's popular and a bit touristy -- but for a very good reason. Café Louvre lives up to its reputation, combining history, atmosphere, and excellent food with smooth, professional service. We highly recommend checking this place out when visiting Prague. It's a classic for a reason.

Stopped here after a long walk for a bit of an afternoon respite. The decor here is lovely, with…read morehigh ceilings and old world cafe feelings all around. The selection of pastries was nice and enticing. I went for the Savoy cake, which was surprisingly light and not too sweet. I thought the marzipan would overwhelmingly cloy the taste, but it just helped the cake out. The raspberry lemonade wasn't really much home to write about. It was hot outside, so I opted for a cold drink. Maybe next time I'll get a tea/coffee. Service was prompt and efficient, but not super warm. However, I wasn't looking for the latter, so I was fine with that type of service.

We were wanting to eat breakfast at Savoy ( which was next door ) but was able to get in at…read moreKofarna. We were told there was a 45 minute wait but we are welcome to sit at a table. To our surprise, we were able to order within 15 minutes. You cannot order the eggs the way you want them just the way they are on the menu. My friend ordered the same thing as me which was the eggs, bacon and cheese, but his order came 10 minutes after I received mine . His meal did not have spinach or a side of bread and no explanation was given . At one point I did have to look for our waitress to place our order , she was at the bar on her cell phone . This wouldn't be my first choice for service but the food was good .

I was tired and in need of a morning coffee after visiting Cafe Savoy for breakfast. This was the…read moreclosest place and OMG the latte I ordered was the best tasting coffee I have ever had in my entire life - and I drink a ton of specialty coffee. I was so into this latte that I ordered another and could not stop raving about it to my friends in the US over text right while I was in the cafe. When I gave this feedback to the staff they just smiled and looked super humbled by my comment, which was sweet! The ambiance is also neat! Saw tons of people chatting and studying inside. Would definitely come back!

This cute restaurant was located just a block from our hotel and it had many things going for…read moreit.....opening early (before 9am) and having a nice varied menu. We were greeted by a nice young lady, very friendly. The decor of the place was really nice with hand painted touches on the ceiling and around the dining area. I got the salmon omelette with egg whites and my husband got the ham and cheese omelette. Both tasted very fresh and they were delicious. Good choice for breakfast in the Lesser Town.

I just had breakfast at this restaurant in the morning by myself. When I walked in the girl who…read moreworked there just hand me the menu and told me sit wherever I wanted. The food was good. When I paid the waitress told me to come up to the counter to pay. When I got back to my hotel I looked at the receipt this restaurant charged me 14.74% of tip without asking me.

If you don't know, what Bohemia and Bohemian life style have in common, this little place will…read moreteach you. Open minded folks, slightly boozy patrons, easy to meet new friends. Only downside: sometimes extremely smokey.

Cozy and comfortable cafe. Blankets and pillows are provided. They are situated right by the…read morewindow. Perfect for the cold December weather. There were free little Christmas cookies right by the counter which is a nice little touch to the cozy environment. The staff was friendly and helped us take the cookies when we asked. I very much liked the espresso macchiato! :) it is about 5 to 10 minute walk from saint peter and Paul basilica vineyard.

Great coffee, nice cakes, very friendly service, a charming house dog and the garden in the back is…read moreperfect to sit down and chill in the shade of trees during warm and sunny days. The dog of the owners was also really sweet and social.

The word charming aptly describes this cafe. Located on the…read moresame plateau, a couple minutes walk from the western entrance of Prague Castle, I was surprised on an early autumn afternoon that it was as quiet inside as it was. Aside from the proprietor, myself and one other customer, this quaint cafe was devoid of other guests. The space is cozy, warm and eclectic, a handful of small tables with space for about a dozen people seated. They carry a handful of different dessert options, mostly cakes and a few pastries and one or two quiches made by the owner herself. Though I really wanted to try one of the cakes, it was before lunch so I ended up going with a meringue and a latte. The cookie was a textbook meringue, light, crisp, beautifully piped. The latte 72 CZK, while not particularly standout, was decent. The owner was kind, sweet and spoke English much better than my unfamiliarity with Czech. If I recall correctly they take cash and card, and a bathroom is available for customers though I didn't use it. There's parking available in a nearby lot though not really recommended to drive, since the entire area is quite touristy by the castle with limited parking. Public buses and tram stop Pohořelec are available nearby. A little oasis of calm on a weekday afternoon and I hope it remains so! What a pleasant experience.

A tiny non descript cafe which doesn't have much branding. Sandwiched between 2 bigger cafes…read more It's run by a lovely lady who makes the cakes and pies herself. We tried the apple pie and a chocolate and cheese pie. Both were fantastic! The interior decor is very cute and homely. Coffee was good. Soothing music at a low volume. Made this a very welcome break after climbing uphill to catch the tram

Great local hangout, we went here as part of the Prague food tour. The appetizers were delicious,…read moreservice a little slow, but overall nice experience. Across the street from this pace you can see a combination of nice architecture and communist buildings with are basically boxes built on top of each other.

Found this place on Yelp. The name Kafe U zelených kamen means Green Stove Cafe which is their bar…read morecounter in the front. This cafe is one of the few cafes in Themis area that has one $ for price. They don't have too many items to eat, mostly paninis or wraps for 90 czk ($4), capris salad and some cheaper appetizers. They have some dessert options that look fresh and tantalizing. Plenty of tea and coffee options including alcoholic beverages. The staff were friendly and spoke good English. I had a wrap that was pretty decent. It is served hot and very nice on a cold day. The caprice salad had tomatoes, mozzarella, pesto, with olives which was also tasty. They also served a small basket of bread. While this place probably isn't great for a full meal if you're really hungry, I would definitely go back. Very pleasant place overall. Check it out if you are in or around the neighborhood.