This is the spot to go if you need something quick, cheap and good quality. They specialize in…read moretheir rohliks and other breads, and you can smell it from down the block as you walk towards it, and may even see a line of people outside. They always have some interesting quiche-type savory platter to eat, which are different every day. The pastries here are really good too! You probably won't even spend 75kc on your trip!

Awesome little bakery suggested by our AirBnb hosts. Its quite far from the city center and…read moredefinitely a local spot. We were the only tourists by far. Staff understands a little bit of english, but hey its a bakery, you can point and order pretty easily. They were making fresh bread as we were eating and it was very interesting to watch. And plenty of crowd on a Saturday morning, so definitely a hit with the locals. I got a cappucino, bread toast with chives and a vanilla choux bun, and all of it was delicious!!

When we couldn't find seating at our first-choice brunch place for a group of 7, Sicily cafe popped…read moreup as an excellent and well raved alternative. It deserves /most/ of the hype. Service: sketchy and my only complaint. We repeated to the waitress that all of us wanted the omelette with ham, but when she delivered the food, there was 1 that was the vegetarian omelette. We stressed that we ordered /all/ ham, but she insisted. My friend didn't want to start trouble and accepted it, but this is NOT good service. They were the same price anyway, so it wasn't like we were trying to sneak a more expensive meal out of it. Price: incredibly cheap, just like the rest of Prague it seems. I had the omelette with ham and the hot apple juice with cinnamon for ~$7 USD, which is a steal! Food: the omelette was superb and was filling enough to sustain us through the 2.5hr city tour we had right after.

Nice little place in the middle of our part of town. Facilities are clean, the staff is friendly…read more Service was quick. As of 20 January 2020, there is still a great deal of construction. Looks like it's going to be upwards of the year before it terminates

Was checking out the neighborhood where I was staying and came across this gem. This is a…read morecombination restaurant, coffee place (of course), bakery/delicatessen, and specialized grocery place rolled up into one. It is conveniently located next to No. 22 tram line too. We had the huge Breakfast Kredencz which came with cold cuts and cheese (basically, make your own sandwich with the provided bread), orange juice, and a Bohemian Kolach pie (yummy!)--it's a hearty breakfast[ See the photo and part of the menu].. We also ordered the sausage which were great. To accompany it, I got some scrambled eggs. Portions were big but did not leave you with the greasy heavy breakfast feeling. After our meal, we checked out the specialized foodstuff which includes pasta (fresh made in cold section), pasta sauces, oils, vinegars, chocolates. Overall, a nice find. If you AirBnB in the area, this is a good spot to grab some supplies for homemade pasta.

This is a self-serve place with many Czech locals. The service is pretty brusque, often wait for…read morepeople to decide they want to serve you, and aren't very patient. The sausages were pretty good, but there's a lot of great sausages all around the city. Mostly, speaking about the cakes. The carrot cake was honestly way too dry, though at least not overly sweet. The fruit cake in the other hand was too sweet, though moister. Make sure you get an espresso to mellow out some of the sweetness if you get that cake. Overall, very underwhelmed. Oh and their "pizza" is pretty atrocious by American/Italian standards. Imagine a mix between frozen microwaveable pizza dinner and the cafeteria pizza they served in middle school. The crust is like 2 inch thick of soggy, undercooked dough, while the layer of cheese in top is insanely thick and one noted. And this is coming from a pizza lover.

When we were in Prague we came here a couple of times and loved it each time. The food is great,…read moreand the weekend brunch menu was particularly excellent. We didn't come for the food, however - that was just a nice addition. It was the coffee that we really loved. They take their coffee very seriously here. They even have a special milk you can order, that they use for competitions. We didn't try that, but just their regular cortado and flat white were excellent enough. They had a selection of two beans you could choose for espresso when we went, and I think we chose the "extra," if I remember right, and the flavor profile was out of this world fantastic. If you're in Prague, make your way over here, you won't regret it.

Fun spot! Party of 2, Sunday 2pm…read more Winter English breakfast and Gruyere omelette. Burundi filter coffee and flat white with Tam DEM espresso. Great service. Reasonably priced. Tasty food.

I had found out about this place through a which said it was a "can't miss" spot in Prague. One…read moremorning, soon after they opened I was able to peak my head in, sit down and grab a bite. The interior of the cafe is absolute beautiful and flows well. There's a wonderful ambiance, especially earlier in the morning when the trams are driving by but the city isn't too crowded yet. Taking a peak at all the pastries on display, I decided to opt for a Prague Ball, an espresso, and their Buchtičky se šedó. The Prague Ball was good. A small portion but it had such a rich filling that was delicious. The espresso also tasted great. The Buchtičky was the biggest dish's by far and how delicious it was. I usually do not begging the morning with too many sweets but it was so filling, yet didn't leave me crashing soon after. Every bite was so good and drenched in cream and strawberries was so good. All in all, the staff was so incredibly kind here and the food was great. One of the first cafes I tried in Prague and it set the tone really well. If you're looking for some nice ambiance and solid food, this is a wonderful stop to make in Prague.

Just like a lot of places, located in a historical building with a very classic decor, a big coffee…read morepastry bar in the middle, you order from the cashier. Folks at the cashier were helpful with pointing out whats popular and what they are proud of. Ordered the custard with brioche pieces in it ( first item in the sladky bar menu) and the krupicova kase. Custard was not overwhelmingly sweet which is good and was a great touch to have brioche pieces in them, cake was great with some liquor in it. I wish my assam tea was a bit hotter, but overall good local experience. Ended up paying 590 czk for all, a bit on the pricey side

Best genuine bakery around the area. Everything is freshly baked and authentic. Couldn't recommend…read moreit enough.

Nice little neighborhood bakery with delicious bread and pastries. Opens early, so great for a…read morequick bite on the way out for the day or to take back home to enjoy.

I really like this place in the summer when you can sit upstairs on the terrace. The restaurant is…read morelocated right next to the metro station entrance and once you walk up the stairs, you suddenly leave all the rush downstairs and are in in very friendly, open Italian ambiance. The service is always of a good quality, even though some of the waiters are not that friendly. I am a fan of the Coloseum chain and as such I like to be coming back, even though usually for business meetings or reunions with friends. It's a nice place for regular dinners out during the week but not the place where you would go for special occasions. The prices are very reasonable and as such its a very good choice when you are in the Smichov area.

Food is just average quality and overpriced ( not that much but its possible to get better food in…read morenearby for a better price ) ... they charge you for a cuvert during lunchtime even if you didn't ask for that

I was so happy to find a restaurant that gets a plant based lifestyle. Lots of veggies and salad…read moreoptions. My husband and I both loaded our plates with all of the delicious veggies and we got a dessert too. You pay by weight and I think it was about 29Kc per 100 grams. We ended up spending about 20 US dollars including drinks and dessert which I thought was reasonable considering the amount of food we got. They also have a happy hour with discounted food after 4pm. I would definitely visit again next time I'm in Prague.