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!!

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.

Don't be fooled by the rather boring exterior. Inside the café is quite modern and cozy. A great…read moreselection salty and sweet pastries, a small menu for hot food, and freshly made juice on the spot. The Wi-Fi works well, and they don't seem to mind if you hang out for a while.

If you're looking for truly authentic Israeli/Mediterranean cuisine in Prague, this is the place. I…read morewent here recently looking for some vegetarian fare and Avi and Jeffrey did me right with burekas, Moroccan soup and the best damn falafel in town. Don't miss this place.