One of my favorite cafes in Olomouc. Incredibly friendly staff, amazing food and coffee, and tons…read moreof seats to do work. Highly recommend their pancakes and potato dumplings!

Do you prefer fresh and healthy food? Are you a vegetarian or looking for a gluten-free dish? Or…read moreyou just wanna be inspired by some original recipes? Bistrá kráva offers home-made food and cakes at good prices. The menu changes weekly and is available online. Main dish from 70 CZK, soup 25-42 CZK.

0 % jazz, 100 % fresh. Jazz Fresh Café. From classic coffee & espresso to a few alternative ways of…read morepreparation. A unique Jazz Fresh Blend mixture from a local roasting company Kodó is completed with other quality Czech coffee blends. Different desserts are offered every day. Try the cinnamon rolls, if available. The atmosphere is supported by a colourful interior with motives of flying deer.

Very authentic French cafe in Old Town Olomouc…read more The expresso longu and croissant were perfect. Like I were in France. They also have aperitif, kir, fruit tartes.

Wanna taste a bit of France in the middle of Europe? Bustling Café La Fée with its stylish interior…read moresucks you into its cosy atmosphere. A cheesecake, or a gluten-free dessert for 60 CZK will never let you down. The backyard is the hidden gem of this café.

Hands down the best breakfast we had while spending four days in Olomouc. Located in the city…read morecenter, my wife, six-year-old daughter and I visited around 10.30 on a Sunday in August. Here's our experience. 1) Food: They sell pancakes, quiche, croissants, and a few other items for breakfast. (They have a small sandwich menu for lunch.) We ordered the pancakes (which happen to be gluten free) with raspberries and sweet sour cream, quiche, a latte, chai latte, and a strawberry juice. Everything tasted amazing! We ordered seconds of the pancakes! 2) Service: The woman who runs the cafe is very kind and fast. Our food came out under ten minutes from ordering! 3) Space: It's a small dining room, but with plenty of tables. They have a few toys for kids to play with.

If you appreciate philosophy together with really good coffee, don't miss Naše Café. However, here…read moreyou have to forget cigarettes or alcohol. Try an alternative way of preparing coffee: aeropress, chemex, džezva, vacuum pot or dripper. If those words sound strange to you, pictures on the menu or staff will help. Also, check the daily specials or taste coffee from local Kodó roasting company. Sit in front of a window for a view of the baroque square.

I really wanted to love Long Story Short, but I didn't. Inside an ivy-covered brick building with…read morebeautiful design inside, it's a noteworthy restaurant. Service is efficient and proper. (I wouldn't say it's friendly.) The bakery inside makes all of their bread and pastries. I so wish I loved it. Where it fell short was in the food and drink. Stopping by for lunch on a Thursday in July with my six-year-old daughter, we ordered the bread with meats and cheese, the watermelon and cucumber salad, and the pork dumpling. The bread was perfect texture and the butter was excellent. The pickled veggies were fine, but the meats and cheeses were all too smoky. The watermelon and cucumber salad almost got there, but the skin on the cucumber clashed with the watermelon and the sauce didn't compliment the salad. The pork dumpling is NOT your traditional dumpling. It's massive and more like a very dry piece of bread. The pork inside had good flavor, though. The local white wine I got has an interesting story. It's made inside the garage of a punk rocker. Cool story, but not for wine. The wine fell short. Funky, but on the worse end of white wine I've had in Czechia. (And Czechia's white wine is usually good!) Maybe we ordered wrong, but I won't run back to Long Story Short.

Excellent cafe with strong, Italian-style coffee and fresh baked goods. Hip atmosphere, stylish…read moredecor, and make sure to wander into the hotel part to check out the architecture. You can have your coffee in the lobby, too - great people watching.

The best breakfast we had while in Olomouc! A charming two-story cafe near the city center, my…read moresix-year-old daughter and I stopped in around 9.30 on a July Friday. Here's our experience. 1) Food: They sell a variety of homemade pastries. To share, we got the savory bun made with olives and tomatoes and the sweet one. Both were tasty with perfect texture. 2) Drinks: They have a full coffee menu. My latte was strong, creamy, and delicious. 3) Service: The woman working was helpful, kind, and efficient. Not expected, but she spoke perfect English. 4) Space: There are couches, tables, high tables, etc. on the first floor and a fun nook upstairs with art and books.