Quaint little spot for good Italian food! I've come here twice so far and it's always been…read moredelicious. However, I do wish they had an English menu rather than just offering a translation that isn't always the most comprehensible. I have thought I'm getting one thing, and end up with something different. I will also say, the place is rather small and it can be hard to find somewhere to sit. During my visit today, the service was subpar. I was laughed at by the employees for my attempt at pronouncing a word in Czech, a language I've been learning for less than a week. That was disappointing and honestly very hurtful. Also, four orders of pasta took quite a bit to come out, and the brownie my friend ordered almost didn't come out, the waitstaff had to be reminded. However, the food is really tasty. Perfect portion sizes, great flavors, and lots of variety.

The staff here is so friendly, it truly makes your morning to see a smiling face! The coffee is not…read morethat great and that would have to be the only negative about Le Camille. Their chocolate truffles are amazing - you have to get at least a couple when you come here, they melt in your mouth and are so delicious! Their breads are also very good, I usually get mine still warm and it smells delicious. The soup menu changes everyday and I can recommend the Kulajda, their soup portions are also pretty generous.

Food was amazing, the meat was really soft. Excelent service, the workers were really nice. It was…read morereally cozy in there. Loved it!

First impression: Soooo good!…read more A friend and I happened to walk by the creperie on our quest for hot dogs in Prague 7. Once we saw this spot, we decided to only get one hot dog each so we could still have room for crepes. This was a smart decision. We walked in and the upstairs area was totally packed and reserved as it was indeed a Friday evening. I noticed stairs, pointed at them, and a server nodded (the power of non-verbal communication when you're learning a language....), so we headed downstairs. We were met with a cozy atmosphere and plenty of open seats. There was also no wifi (sad) and plenty of oddities as decor. As in, I've never seen so many wooden cats. What the. Our server was super super sweet and speedy. She took our orders (English menus are available), delivered my sparkling water, and soon our crepes arrived. I ordered the one with ice cream and hot raspberries. Oh my gosh, LOVE. I could eat that thing daily. With such great prices and a good location, I'm sure to be back to continue exploring the menu in the future! Lovely experience.

What a great place!! Quite sadly it is hidden in the passagge, but it is right at the city center-…read moreVenceslas Square :) I found it via Yelp and I am so happy. Great coffee, cakes and salads. It is a theatre bar, but it resembles french caffee place more. The staff is amazing, helpfull and friendly! fo and see for yourself, I will be here all the time! :))

A really calm and pleasant place just at Wenceslas square / Václavské náměstí ... Nice atmosphere,…read moregreat coffee and home made cakes that you easily forget about The mess and stress of The city centre ... And you dont want to leave A bit hidden, But ideal either for a business meeting or a glass of wine with a friend. A really nice surprise for me.

Such a perfect little cafe!…read more We spent my 21st birthday while we were in Prague and Cafe Parisienne was the most gorgeous place for a birthday brunch. It's chic, classic, and will make you feel as if you're dining in a quaint French bistro. We had the banana nutella crepes, ham and cheese crepes, caviar crepes, an assortment of macarons, and bellinis. Everything was absolutely delicious--especially the macarons! I'd highly recommend the banana nutella crepe as well if you're looking for something a little bit luxurious and sweet. We didn't get the chance to go back again before we departed from Prague so I'm definitely planning on going back next time we're back in the city! I'd highly recommend trying Cafe Parisienne if you're looking for a relaxing lunch out with friends.

The best ginger tea! I came back to Praha to have this tea. I can't believe is closed!read more

I love this place so much! The food is so amazing!! We ate here twice in the few days we were in…read morePrague, once for lunch and once for dinner. We tried the ratatouille, gnocchi, spaghetti carbonara, and the royal cheese burger with fries. They all tasted great! The servers speak good English and are very friendly and quick. The prices are so reasonable especially considering how good the food is. If there is one place you need to try in Prague, Velryba is it!!

The place was empty on a Sunday for lunch (empty places are usually bad sign for me) but it's still…read morea worth going! Food was good, I had a fat piece of meat well prepared. They served a nice variety of local food. The prices are definitely correct and the atmosphere authentic.

Located right by the Petrin park is this cool, cozy sweets factory. Take the tram to Ujezd and…read morethen walk to the right down the main drag, you can't miss it. With 6-8 pale green shudders, pretty pastel writing and architectually beautiful windows, this place invites you in and begs you to stay. That is all even before you see their sweet selection! We stopped in here for a latte and a cappuchino, and really loved it here. I was sad they did not have any venecek, but they did have many other options for sweet lovers, from cookies, donut type desserts, to cakes, lollipops and everything seemed to be made right there in their back kitchen. I love the decoration and ambiance of this place off the bat. Walking in here is like walking into a familiar friends country house even if you have never been here. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and so are the staff. I would go back here any time I was in the area. Great find.

Really delicious desserts, I especially liked their mini versions of Czech pastries and desserts,…read morethey make everything fresh and everything is super tasty so you cannot make a wrong choice :) The only negative is that you cannot pay by card though so make sure to have enough cash on hand, otherwise they would get 5 stars.

This is easily the best ice cream in town - handmade from fresh ingredients, a constantly rotating…read moreselection of gelatos and sorbets, nice cakes (even some gluten-free, sometimes), ice cream lollipops and more. A pleasant interior to enjoy your frozen sweetness in, but the recently added outdoor tables are also very welcome. Or take home half a liter of gelato and/or sorbet (8 scoops - your choice) for only 165kc. I LOVE this place.

It's a little place on a narrow street the ice cream is delicious but a little expensiveread more

This is a less than average cafe trying to attract American tourists. The coffee is mediocre at…read morebest. No taste. I had a chocolate brownie. It was overly sweet and no chocolate taste. A waste of calories. If I'm going to eat the calories, I want it to be good. On top of that it was overpriced. Tourist trap!

My favorite coffee joint in Prague. For me the location doesn't even matter because all the mama…read morecoffees have excellent quality and service. Most of them also speak English, always a plus. This particular one is my favorite since it the most cozy and offers free wifi. If you're having trouble connecting go towards the register to connect and then sit down. The staff is also super helpful and friendly here. For the first time I tried their hummus and omg was it delicious! It was homemade all of natural ingredients and seriously one of the best i have ever had. Their pita bread is also delicious and homemade, and for 80 crowns it's a steal. I have had hummus at other cafés like this and been seriously disappointed. Thank you mama cafe for another magical experience!!!