What an absolutely stellar bakery. I've been living in Berlin the last year and I cannot tell you…read morehow badly I missed cinnamon rolls- Artic has the best one. We went back TWICE to get it- and when you're on vacation you know how rare it is to double dip at restaurants. The space is small and you can't sit inside but honestly it's fine. The service was good and everyone spoke English which was helpful. You can pay with card as well. Highly highly recommend.

Good and fresh bakery, efficient service, in and out clean, to go only…read moreOrdered an almond cream filled danish and a pistachio cookie. The cream somehow tastes like my childhood medicine but the cookie came out clean. Take a star off.

Delicious pastries and desserts. Items ordered…read moreApricot Kolace Hazelnut Croissant Chocolate chip Cookies

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.

You know that feeling when you're so set on something that it haunts you for all eternity until you…read morefinally get to do it? That was me my entire four days in Prague. I passed by Oh Deer Bakery on my way to sightsee, and every opportunity I had, I would catch myself thinking of when I would be able to stop by. I checked the place out the night before I was going to leave and was set on going before heading to the airport. I researched their small menu extensively and was so set on getting the Slanina, which was a peanut butter filled cronut with a maple syrup glaze and bacon on top. My heart broke when I saw that they didn't have this, so I ended up getting the mini versions (58czk each, instead of the 89czk if you got a regular size) of the Jahoda and the Nutella. The Jahoda was a white chocolate topping with a sweet and tart strawberry mascarpone filling. I really don't know what drew me to this one because I hardly ever opt for a fruit flavor when it comes to baked goods, but I am SO glad that fate made me get this one because it was so amazing! The Nutella one was just as amazing, but in a completely different way. Unlike the stiffer, tarter strawberry mascarpone filling, this one was filled with ooey gooey thick rich salted caramel. It was much sweeter than the other cronut, but the combination of nutella and caramel went so well. The cronut itself is also an A+ in my books. The outside was crisp and the inside was soft, fluffy, and beautifully layered. The cronut itself was also not super sweet (even though it was coated in sugar), which made it a perfect vessel for the delicious fillings. The worker was also so kind and patient with me while I took a decade to decide what I wanted, and was sweet to let me borrow a knife and stay in the store for the next 10 minutes to take photos. Needless to say, the next time I'm in Prague, I'll definitely coming back, crossing my fingers that they'll have the Slanina this time!

The best bakery in Prague higher prices reflect the great quality and the Starbucks nearby is great…read morefor a coffee to pair with your pastry.

Amazing. Rating all the five star reviews I see here and it's easy to see [and taste] why. Helene…read moreand I were on a walking tour of Prague and after a few hours we new it was time to sit and relax for a bit. We walked past Nostress and after seeeing the crowd here, we knew this was the place to sit for a bit. The shear amount of the different pastries, open face sandwiches, breads and anything else you can think of is staggering with new additions coming out regularly. I am not sure what the items we ate were called but they certainly looked great and that alone was a reason to order them. I sharred one item with a cheese and almonds. It was amazing. My wife had some amazing-looking cookies. The coffee was delicious and hot. My only issue abroad is that the amount of coffee served is much smaller than back home. We are so used to getting large portions of everything. Another reviewer said that it had the look and feel of a French Bakery which was perfect. There is no question that if I am back in prague, Nostress is on the must-visit list.

What a joy to re-experience the magic of this spot, I was so happy to see that it's still open…read moreafter visiting a few years ago. The tartines were so good- we had the salmon, roast beef and avocado toast. All of their baked goods are phenomenal. They have convenient hooks under the tables for your bags, and the staff is really friendly and happily translated one of the specials (which we ended up ordering) for us from Czech. It was steak skewers over salad with crispy potatoes and chimichurri sauce. Yum!

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!!

So happy this place just opened! It's located right by the Krymska stop (tram 22, bus 135). Their…read moreoverall concept is street food, "Conductor- your street food maestro!" . According to the owner, the name pays homage to a famous Czech conductor who used to live in the building. Pages of his music are on the walls inside the small yet brightly lit space. This is a "take away" place as there is currently not any available seating, although you're more than welcome to eat there and sit on the little bench by the window. Food options are limited: beef stew with homemade bread, bbq pulled pork sandwiches, freshly baked cinnamon rolls, and a daily special. They also serve chai tea lattes, lemonades, and coffee. I've had the pulled pork sandwich and the cinnamon roll. The pulled pork is delicious!! Not the best I've ever had but the best I've had in Europe. Great flavor and all meat, no chunks of fat/gristle. It comes topped with a delicious coleslaw. I only wish there was more meat in the sandwich and would love if they offered a side of baked beans. Overall, I'm very happy to have found real, unpretentious bbq pulled pork in Prague. Yes, there are other American style bbq and burger spots in the city, but they seem to all be sit down restaurants that cost a bit more than a casual meaty sandwich should. Now onto the cinnamon rolls... If you only get one thing this should be it. It is so fluffy and sticky sweet with just the right amount of cinnamon. The cream cheese frosting/glaze is divine. My mouth is watering just thinking about it. My only gripe is that they are not open in the mornings. I'd love to pop in for a cinnamon roll before heading off to work. I haven't had anything else yet, but my friend had the daily special (it was some sort of Thai pork belly dish) and he said it was amazing. The owner is really genuinely kind and I hope this place succeeds. He plans to expand food offerings once the place gets going a bit. This place is a great little addition to the neighborhood. **Update** Prices have increased by 10kč Cinnamon rolls are still amazing.

I really enjoyed getting food from The Conductor while I was in Prague. They feature a street food…read morestyle menu with 8 or 9 selections and well as soups and cinnamon rolls. About half of the wrap selections are vegetarian or vegan. I think the menu items change sometimes, but we tried both the Mega Wrap and the Pav Bhaji and loved them. As noted earlier, it's a take-away street food concept, so there are no tables, but there is a small bar you can stand at. I happened to be staying around the corner from The Conductor, but it's definitely worth jumping on the 22 tram for. I liked it so much I grabbed a wrap for my 9 plus hour flight back to America.

I found myself visiting this restaurant after reading a blog which touted it as one of the better…read morebreakfast cafes in Prague. After making the trip, I finally arrived to Eska. The waiter was incredibly kind by providing a me a table outside, and directing me inside to order. He recommended the breakfast Karlin, which I decided to opt for. I also ordered a slaný šnek with bacon pastry and a cold brew coffee. My first time having the pastry and I was delighted with the tasted. A pleasant sight and an even better taste. Tasting the cold brew was quite the experience as well. Wonderful tasting coffee and the euphoric caffeine kick which accompanied it. At this time, I was also able to dig into some of their lemonade which was fermented. Tasting like a kombucha, it was delicious and settled my stomach incredibly. The Karlin breakfast came out soon after, about 10 minutes later. Sizable to say the least, it was two eggs on bread with their marinated trout. Eggs tasted wonderfully, fish tasted fresh, and smothered in the hollandaise created a delicious breakfast. Following that, I dug into the curd cheese with berries. So sweet and perfect in portion to end a meal, I savored every bite. A wonderful covered outdoor seating area, fresh local ingredients, and diverse dishes of every kind made for a great experience here. The kindness the staff showed, and calm atmosphere facilitates the perfect environment for the food to dance in. I'm so glad I tried out this place and it offered some of the best breakfast I have had in Prague.

Incredible classic Czech baked goods & lunch options here. I was traveling on business and decided…read moreto stop in to get one of their set lunches, it was just lovely. Their bread was some of the best I've ever had and everything was so fresh. Can't recommend enough!

For the love of God skip the Starbucks next door and come here. They have 6 different flavors for…read moreyour coffee, a wide variety of pastries, and even one I could have as a Gluten Free girlie. It is quiet, with plenty of seating. Give this local spot business and visit. Once you get here Google translate will help you get the sweet treat, sandwich, or caffeine you need. Very inexpensive!

Open early enough for us to pop in for some breakfast and get a couple of items for lunch before a…read morepretty early train. Good breakfast pastries including croissant and pain chocolate. We got what seemed to be a pesto roll that was very garlic-heavy, and couldn't manage it all, but a more standard roll was more agreeable. Prices were reasonable, and we did fine with minimal tourist Czech, service was quick and we were in and out in about five minutes.

We stopped he by chance coming from the castle and felt very lucky to have lunch here. Great quiche…read moreand berry pie and coffees. Owner/operator does Glutin free. Very cozy place to sit too.

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.

Paul is my go-to place when I want to grab a quick breakfast bite and a pot of tea. There are two…read morePaul locations in this center - a smaller stand on the main floor as you walk in from the metro, and the full-size cafe downstairs. This one (the full-size) is quite spacious and the service is always friendly. They have a wide array of pastries, breads, sandwiches, and salads; and I am a huge fan of their chocolate donuts, maslovy croissants, and the brioches with goat cheese. For dining in though, I wish they would heat up the croissants or the brioches. I'm sure they would taste so much better.

Pretty much the same review no matter what Paul's I visit. The service is nice, the Cafe is nice,…read moregood coffee, especially good desserts and breads. BUT the quiches have unfortunately gone down the drain. I used to love them but now they are really bad quality. Dry and never warm enough. Even today, but this time I asked them to please heat it again which they said no problem. They brought the dish to the table and were holding the plate with gloves as if it was hot but the plate was cold and the quiche was just as cold as when I ordered it! Next time I'll just get the salad :)