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.

The pastries were absolutely mouthwatering. The warm cinnamon bun was truly delightful…read more The latte was device. I loved the small bistro establishment. The ambience was spot on. The server was helpful and pleasant. I would recommend 100%

When walking down the streets of Prague we stumbled upon this quaint little bakery. The ambiance…read morewas cozy and the staff was friendly. The aroma that filled the air when I walked in was delectable. After watching my friend enjoy a croissant and espresso we returned another day for me to try the pistachio cheesecake. I LOVE cheesecake and have an actual cookbook and make many kinds for friends and family so I was impressed. The cheesecake was rich, creamy, and flavorful. The consistency was perfect and the flavor of the pistachio was good yet not overpowering. The location is great and the bakery was actually open until 9:30 or 10. If you are in the need of a great dessert.... stop in for a sweet treat.

A bit touristy but very nice design and I had a great experience here…read more Food: Croque Madame (249 CZK) was very tasty- cheese was nicely melted and I especially liked the creamy sauce on top. Boost Smoothie (99 CZK) was decent, although more like a juice and slightly small portion size. Raspberry Cake (199 CZK) for dessert was great with a chocolate shell on the bottom and raspberry flavored top swirl. Environment: The most unique part of this restaurant is that it is a rare cubist design, which has a modern and sleek appearance. The interior is very clean with bright natural light. It was actually not that busy when I went for brunch despite the location between the Old Town Square and Powder Gate. Service: The staff are friendly and attentive. The service speed was also pretty quick. Overall, I had a very pleasant experience dining at the Grand Cafe Orient, with good brunch food and a nice environment. While the food might be more 4 star than 5 star quality, it's certainly a great and convenient option for brunch.

Surprisingly, we came here twice and our favorite things were the pumpkin soup and the lemonade! I…read morewould go over to If Cafe for dessert, and eggs... A lot of hype, but a gorgeous cubist cafe and big outdoor area, food came out fast, and service was friendly both times. Worth it if you don't have to wait.

We loved stopping in at Coffee Room for a nice Kaffepause during our trip to Prague. Stano really…read moremade our experience a pleasant one, as they were so knowledgeable and accommodating to all of my inquiries. While the coffee was definitely good, it was the overall experience that the shop, and Stano, provided that made it a noteworthy experience on the trip. There were a solid amount of options of beans to take home, as well as several sachet options. They also had some cool merch, so I had to grab a shirt and some free stickers to bring back home. I would definitely come back to Coffee Room to enjoy the great customer service, laid-back vibes, and comfy aesthetics. Thanks again to Stano for brining CR to life and serving up some delicious coffee.

We loved our drinks! The upstairs area was so cute! The staff is very friendly! I would really…read morechecking this place out!

Very friendly place…read more Nice staff English menu great food - i really recommend coming here.

Really cute breakfast place! I had a "Matcha Bowl" here, which was really really unique. There was…read morea green liquid-y substance that tasted really mild in the bowl. I wasn't super convinced that it was matcha flavored, but it was definitely green. The bowl was topped with coconuts, oranges, apples, and chia seeds. Not a huge fan of the orange + "matcha liquid" combo, but the other flavors were good. I was also eyeing the iced coffees that the patrons next to us ordered, but caffeine sort of clashes with me, so I decided against it ;). They looked really delicious though! Would recommend.

This "hidden away" café is perfectly situated near the Old Town Square and a definitely convenient…read moreplace to eat breakfast. The food was pretty good and came out quickly too :) There's a nice courtyard area, a very picturesque room with vines growing from the roof, and an indoor seating area. I had a toast with avocado, greens, goat cheese, and pomegranate seeds. Also had an eggs Benedict (vegetarian without the ham) which was also great :D Definitely recommended for a good breakfast in a chic atmosphere~

Excellent lunch, not crowded or filled with tourist it was so relaxing and enjoyable. I had the…read moregnocchi which was delicious and my wife had the pork tenderloin and neither of us was disappointed. The lemonade is delicious as well.

Stopped in for a coffee and light breakfast bite. It was very close to where we were staying so…read more we decided to give it a try. The moment we walked in we were not acknowledged and appeared to have disrupted her writing. I asked if the back area was non-smoking and she scoffed and said yes. The rear is very neat as far as ambiance, there was also what appeared to look like an old well covered that you could see down into. The rear also smelled of smoke but not as bad as the front area. I ordered a cappuccino and ham and cheese croissant. We received the cappuccino's pretty quickly but the croissant took quite a bit of time, so much time that we were about done with our cappuccino's. We finally received our croissants and found them to be burnt on top, I assume she forgot about them not sure how though since we were the only customers in the cafe at the time. I understand service standards may not be typical to U.S service standards but a little effort would be nice.

Perfect spot to get a picture of Prague! Lovely cafe…read more Friendly staff. Cappuccino and coffees were good. Cakes were okay, standard but again -- you go here for the perfect photo stop!

Location. Location. Location: The rule of New York real estate. Probably everywhere else…read more After the hour long concert upstairs, we come down to have drinks only because we've dinner reservation at Maria - on a boat by the concert hall Rudolfinum tonight. This place is probably nothing without the view. And the view is dying for. (In all fairness, the interior is very nice ... and foods look delicious.) The balcony looks out to Prague - the only draw back is onlookers would come out to the balcony and start taking pictures. I love taking pix but I won't go to a private place, such as a restaurant, squeeze between tables to take a pic - it's just rude, but plenty people just do it. Some takes a pic and leave, while a few would linger a little longer... People: pls have some manners and behave. This is NOT a public place. Either wait for a table or go to the garden which is public, to enjoy the view.