Nice little place - we stopped at 12:30 and they were changing over the kitchen and "only" has…read morehummus or egg salad with bread and greens. In addition they had baked goods. The spreads were great as was the bread. Nice music - atmosphere- recommend.

I had the pleasure of eating here one evening as I was getting ready to do some walking. I had…read moreheard about this place from multiple waiters and on a blog, so I was very excited to give it a go. The cafe has such a welcoming atmosphere upon entrance. There is plenty of seating and all the pastries are displayed beautifully. The waitress allowed me to sit outside and provided me with some menus. The dinner menu had plenty of drink options and a couple food options. I decided to opt for a cold brew coffee and the burrata with a roasted bell pepper and nut spread. The food came out after about 7 minutes. The bread looked beautiful while maintaining a soft inside and crisp outside. The spread with burrata was also a pleasant sight with glowing piece of cheese contrasted by autumn colors including the pomegranate, balsamic caviar, and pepper spread. The food tasted delicious with the creamy burrata contrasted by the sweet and smoky pepper spread. Such a pleasant cafe located in Prague 7. At the time of writing this, there was some construction being done outside so seating inside may be your best bet. Nonetheless, the atmosphere and food was incredible here which fostered one of the better experiences I've had at a cafe in Prague.

Excellent Kobe and lots of great menu items. Great fresh teas. Loved the ginger tea. See photos.read more

Great restaurant where everyone can find something to eat. We enjoyed our meal, it was all fresh…read moreand cooked to our liking. The service was fantastic and they treated us very nice.

I was in Czechia last month on vacation and this is hands down the best place we ate at. The…read moreportions were nice, the cocktails were delightful and I highly recommend the risotto. Service was attentive, kind and accommodating even though we only spoke English. The space itself is on the smaller side, but cozy, warm, and nice to eat at.

What a great secret spot ! They will not disappoint! The host was the bartender and the server as…read morewell. The dishes were all special and the chocolate soufflé melted in our mouth! Highly recommended!

Really good crepes. We had the roasted orange crepe. It was thin but very filling. Comes with creme…read morecheese and juicy slices of burnt orange. The savory and tangy contrast tickled my taste buds. Woke me up. We also ordered the ham and cheese omelette, came with 2 slices of bread and a side salad of spicy arugula with pomegranate and diced braided apple (?). All yummy. Kept me full from breakfast (9am) till 8pm before I started feeling hungry.

Awesome, reliable brunch and breakfast spot near our study abroad accommodations. I really enjoyed…read moretheir avocado toast, but the chai tea was wayy too milky for my liking. I enjoyed the pomegranate seeds on the toast.

This place just opened and already is my favorite! I noticed the beautiful interior while I was in…read morethe tram and went back just to see if the food is as good, and I was not dissapointed. I had grilled salmon salad with some vegetables and cheese and a brownie with a big percentage of chocolate. Both were super delicious but with a slightly higher price compared to most restaurants I have been. There, I met the owner of the restaurant who was very polite and told me that the interior was designed by one of the best Hungarian interior designers. And really the interior is very beautiful and makes the whole experience warm and positive. I simply reccomend the place to everyone!

This is a great spot for breakfast ... I had the omelette, my son the scrambled eggs. Clean and…read morebright spot. Well worth a visit.

This Mamacoffee is the biggest one in Prague, to my knowledge. It tends to be a little bit loud and…read morecrowded, but other than that it's hands down the best bet for excellent coffee and healthy snacks in any café in Prague. And there's one more perk actually: From almost any chair you have got an excellent view over the street. Which means you can watch people (mostly British & German...of course) enter and exit the Hooters across the street. I have, as a fellow German, often considered going over to help these poor lost souls who think, lunch or dinner at Hooters in Prague is a good idea and tell them about all the other things they could be doing with their time and their money. Until now, I have always been able to get rid of that thought and focused on finishing my excellent Moccaccinos. By the way, as I am writing these last sentences of my review I see another group of six Brits (stag group probably)....whoops, sorry, seven more, thirteen in total, walking through Hooters's doors :)

You can order upstairs or downstairs which is a little confusing/intimidating but the staff is…read moreactually incredibly friendly. It's a great space with lots of seating, but since it's very popular, it can be hard to find a seat sometimes. There is Wi-fi and some outlets.