I didn't expect much from a bagel in Europe, but i appreciate the effort and the variety and…read morecreativity of sandwich choices. There's no say in which bagel you get, unfortunately. I got the Acapulco bagel, with green pepper, cream cheese, cheddar, and "guac." The guac was sadly watery and barely there, and nothing really stood out to me as delicious but it worked as a whole, even me not liking green pepper too much. The table service was a nice touch, and the interior was styled as a cute American diner. This seems like a place for expat and American student newcomers. I probably won't return and will continue my hunt for the best bagel in Prague.

Great service and very tasty bagels. My daughter is addicted to it and wants to have a bagel here…read moreevery day. Highly recommended.

Good lunch option - not worth going out of the way for, but good if you need something in the area…read more/ near the Jewish museum. I had a mixed quiche and lentil salad and both were tasty and filling.

Great espresso drinks and great baked items! Had chocolate Kahlua loaf cake and Linzer torte cookie.read more

Cafe Ebel Řetězová is now known as Bond 2 for those who stop in…read more There is no outside seating so we got our food to-go (though there was some confusion about this), but my pistachio pancakes were amazing. The raspberry soaked cakes themselves were fluffy and light, and the pistachio creme was absolutely delicious. I also ordered milk soaked porridge, which just hit the spot - it was so cozy. The service was friendly, although the food took quite a bit to show, and they take credit cards. All in all, I would definitely recommend them if you're visiting Prague.

I didn't order anything but my friends both got just an ice coffee and said it was the best dam ice…read morecoffee they ever had. They had a very small sitting area if you wanted to sit inside. The to go cups they give you are very well insulated so your ice coffee doesn't melt the ice very quickly like it usually does in the untied states.

I didn´t have any high expectations because of Bohemia Bagel close to Small Town square. I used to…read morego there but it got worse in the last couple of years so I don´t even go there so often as I used to. But we were in Holešovice this time and it was a time for a brunch so we decided to try this place and I have to that we were pleasantly surprised. It´s nothing like Small Town. Place is big and nice. It´s divided into two rooms. The smaller room is decorated in kind a Art Nouveau style. I felt a bit as in a cheesy chateau :-) Otherwise enviroment is nice and friendly. Service was very good. All our wishes came true. Tap water came with lemon and ice. No complaints there. Meals were very good too. Full Monty and Charles IV. didn´t dissapoint. Only one egg was a bit overcooked but otherwise no complaints. Coffee is probably the only achille´s heal but it´s not so bad. Let´s say that it´s a small achille´s heal. So the result is that if to wanna have a brunch in the Bohemia Bagel, go to Holešovice and avoid Small Town.

You can get a decent dinner here. We ordered a couple of…read moreburgers with fries as well as chicken wings in chili-lime marinade. They only cook the burgers medium (which always makes me frown), but they ended up being quite tasty anyways. I had the Mexican and felt that the bun was a bit dry, but the burger was enjoyable overall. I didn't like the fries too much since they were not crispy at all, but the chipotle mayo was great. The chicken wings were pretty good. The service was quite friendly - speaking English was no issue.

Shopkeeper REALLY hates American Express and let me have an earful. I shot back at him that "I've…read moreused it all over Europe" and that "some of your competitors will take it." He backed down and the food was nice enough. Think he expected me to fold like a lawn chair. Used Visa which IS honestly accepted more often. But why be angry at a customer that prefers AmEx? Place was clean and that's appreciated. Food tastes of fine ingredients. One note: I've never had this anywhere else in my travels. And I travel globally. Lots of warnings about pick pockets and crime. Like every single place we go nice Czechoslovakians take me aside and say "you look like a very nice family be careful in Prague." Lots of scams involving currency exchanges as well.

One of the few places that open before 730am in town, unless you want to settle for…read moreStarbucks...which is Ughhh as a visitor from USA. This place is in the heart of old town, friendly welcoming staff and great coffee. What is there not to love?! Cheers.

In addition to its adorable name, which I have learned means "Hungry note," this establishment is…read moreeasy to fall in love with. It's a place that has a propensity for creating regular customers such as myself. I will briefly mention that I am merely a poor student in search of cheap eats, and Hladova nota has satisfied my needs and more with its delicious food and friendly service. It's a relatively small joint, about three tables and a bar, but charming. I had the delightful privilege of getting acquainted with the owner, John, and some of his regulars and I must say that I was humbled by the experience. They are genuinely good and real people, which is quite rare in this world of ours. I recently left Prague to continue my journey, and I must say I was more sad in leaving Hladova nota and its company than I was of leaving Prague. All praise to John. His English is minimal but kindness and generosity transcend language barriers. Oh, and his sandwiches are dope.

Was thrilled to find a vegan restaurant (Prague's oldest!) just a 15 minute walk from our hotel. We…read morewent once for lunch, and the following day for breakfast. The first time, I ordered the vegan goulash, which was a miss for me but a hit for my husband. For breakfast, I thought the scramble was a great portion and balance of food, but the eggs really mushy and a little bland. Potato pancakes were great! Coffee options are varied and can be made hot or over ice.

I'll be honest, I had very low expectations for vegan food in Prague. However, Moment was-and still…read moreis one of my all time favorite restaurants I have ever been to. The food was insanely good (we had the Svíčková), and the service was great. It's hard to recommend this small, local restaurant enough. 5-stars all day!