I almost skipped the chimney cake after reading so many reviews from locals saying it's not…read moreauthentic. Even though it's not originally Czech, I think it's actually not bad if you think of it as a cinnamon bun with toppings. I got the pistachio one (150 CZK) with ice cream (60 CZK), so 210 CZK total. It's a bit pricey, but by NYC standards, that's pretty typical city pricing for about $10 USD. Honestly, I kind of liked it. Give it a shot. It might surprise you. The ice cream was milky, and the bun was fresh, warm, and coated in sugar. Service was quick and there was no line at night.

great desert! the frozen queen has chocolate, strawberries, and ice cream. It's a lot of food- very…read morefilling, but totally worth it! super busy, but you can tell why after you try it. The staff was okay, some of them were a little dry but it could be the stress of how many people were there. Grab and go, would recommend going to a park to go eat.

Nice little coffee shop that sells pastries and sandwiches. We stopped by for some sandwiches to…read morego. Very friendly and helpful staff. It's not far from the castle and a great place for an inexpensive meal.

Best hot chocolate I've ever had! The staff was so sweet and the cafe was so cozy! Would definitely…read morecome again

We walked around Prague all day and saw so mat Chimney cake shops. We definitely wanted to try one…read more I think this shop was delicious! They have tons of different flavors to choose from and you can also customize your own. It's a must try when visiting Prague!

I passed what felt like thousands of these stands when I finally knew I needed to try one. I got a…read moreclassic cinnamon cone filled with vanilla and chocolate swirl ice cream. It was so much that I felt full half way through. It was a bit messy and hard to eat, but the mess was worth the taste. The only real problem I had was my cone was burnt which was disappointing because the non burnt parts were the best part of the dessert.

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.

We've passed by a dozen of these shops, but what caught my eye is that they had different flavors…read morethan your average shop. I had the salted caramel and boy oh boy did that hit the spot. The caramel was rich and luxurious, on a hot cone, it was fantastic. She was fast and we got exactly what we ordered.

You have to have this dessert when in Praha, it is all over the place. I stopped at this booth in…read moreparticular where it was prepared over coals and with ice cream filling. This dessert reminds me of a giant churro but it's prepared differently. Nonetheless you can't leave Praha without trying one of these bad boys.

If you're in Prague and even thinking about dessert, do yourself a favor and head straight to Crème…read morede la Crème in Old Town. Yes, there's usually a line -- and yes, it moves quickly. The service is impressively fast and friendly, and trust me, the gelato is absolutely worth the wait. I got the hazelnut and pistachio, and both were incredibly rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced -- not too sweet, just pure flavor. You can taste the real nuts in each bite. My fiancée had the salted dark chocolate with caramel, and it was next-level decadent. Deep, smooth chocolate with just the right hit of salt, and that swirl of caramel took it over the top. You can tell they care about quality here -- this isn't just tourist-trap gelato; it's the real deal. Hands down one of the best gelatos I've ever had, and a must-try if you're anywhere near Old Town.

Great gelatos!! I had the chocolate and chili and line and chili. Wife had pistachio. Good…read moreprices and very nice. Clean and quiet. But a long line if it's the wrong time of day.

Janek, the Honest Guide on You Tube, rated this place number two on oblozene chlebicky joints in…read morePrague to try. A must Czech snack/party item to try. We made a stop and was wide eyed upon entering, as everything behind the glass counters looked delicious. They had everything from kolaches, to gorgeous desserts, open faced sandwiches, to salads and meat croquettes. We tried the Prague ham with egg, half cheese half Prague ham/pepperoni, and the caviar chlebicky. Each open face sandwich was delicious. Every item was carefully placed on each slice of bread. A layer of potato salad topped with a slice of cucumber and tomato, half boiled egg, and thin layer of Prague ham. The ham was light and thin, and not overly salted as you would find in a supermarket. So easy and delicious to eat, that you can't just have one. I tried the caviar oblene chlebicky which had two different types of caviar on it. It was nice, light, and not salty either. Good cheap eats. One star off as the ladies behind the counter were not very friendly.

A great place for cheap eats for breakfast or lunch in Prague. The service was fast and helpful,…read moreand there are a variety of delicious chlebickys (open-faced sandwiches) to choose from, along with pastries and fried items. The egg salad cheblicky was tasty - a layer of potato salad topped with fresh grated and quartered hard-boiled eggs with bits of red pepper throughout.

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

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.

Great little cafe. Really yummy cakes, I tried the Sicilian orange cake and it was amazing. So many…read moreoptions for hot chocolate it's almost overwhelming, but can't go wrong!

I ordered the "Coffee with whipped cream and eggnog" and didn't know that the default version was…read morealcoholic, because in America the eggnog does not have alcohol. I got the 72% dark chocolate with dried melon pieces and it is a delicious flavor combination! It is one of my top favorite type of dark chocolate bar that I ever had! This place has a variety of dark and milk chocolate bars to buy to-go.