I've been to different Loving Huts all over the world --San Francisco, Jeju Island (South Korea),…read moreetc., and by far, this location was the most crowded yet clean. My husband and I swung by right before noon, and there were tens of customers who came by during our short lunch break. However, there was barely any waiting since most customers (including my husband) used the pay by weight/cafeteria system. They also have a a la carte menu, so I decided to get their vegan schnitzel with mashed potatoes and a honeycomb cake for dessert. The schnitzel plate was huge and definitely could be divided into two meals. The two fried vegan "schnitzel" patties that were nicely fried and crispy. The mashed potatoes were less creamier than I had hoped, with a tiny spoonful of gravy that was a bit saltier than I expected. I'm not sure if that's how gravy is made here, but that little amount was enough for the heaping amount of mashed potatoes. The side salad that came with the schnitzel was very wilted and came with no dressing, which was a bit surprising and disappointing, considering that it's a vegan establishment. I certainly recommend trying their cafeteria menu, as the food seemed to be much more fresh and some items (like their egg rolls) were delicious! The cake was also delicious, though I cannot make any comparison to the non-vegan traditional honey comb cake because I never had one before.

I went here on my way back from the Kafka Museum. I'd say that if you like fake meats and buffets…read moreyou might be satisfied with this place. I do not really care for either of those things so it's not really the place for me. Even though they'd only been open about an hour, all of the dishes were tepid and not very flavorful. There was way too much coconut milk in the curry, my potatoes weren't cooked through and the tofu fake-meat stew I had was soggy. The prices are good and it's quick so if that's what you care about and you like buffets then this might be a place for you to try; otherwise skip it.

I used to like the Italian restaurant that was here before, so, I still keep coming back as the…read morecellars in which the restaurant is located are really cosy but when it comes to the overall experience, it's not always that great. Sometimes, the food is exquisite and sometimes less. The staff is, nevertheless, always very nice and this is why I can recommend the place.

Having a long break in uni today, so I tried to find a cafe where it has good coffee proper food…read moreand wifi that I could sit for long. And this is the wonderful place! 3 mints walk from the Angel metro station. They have season menu here, I ordered past it was only 95crowns and absolutely delicious!! The staff is so kind, they don't have English menu so he explained everything to me and even show me the actual Czech vegetable I didn't know :)

Only plebs think this place is not the greatest. I had the best pork in my life here! Also the…read morebutter potatoes are super tasty. Dzeck Wei!

Very upsetting lunch at U Kozla. I had looked online to see what their daily menu was, and found it…read moreto be quite reasonably priced and having a nice variety of choices. When I arrived at the restaurant, I sat in the garden and had a glass of wine and a glass of icy cold tap water. I received the menu only to find that the daily menu posted online was not the same as the daily menu offered in the restaurant. Oh well. I ordered from the permanent menu. The garden was clean and nice, the service was quick and efficient. The food was decent, vegetables were fresh, chicken was overdone and dry, unfortunately, and hard to cut. The reason I am giving one star here is that the waiter refused to provide me an itemized list of the charges, and they didn't take credit cards, so there was no official receipt printed. I paid cash as this was the only option, and I was definitely overcharged based on the prices listed in the menu. The waiter also asked my for extra money for a tip. I don't speak Czech, and wasn't able to argue. I basically paid the sadly not unusual "foreigners tax" for my meal. I should've waited for my Czech husband to get out of work and went to dinner with him instead. No one ever gives me a hard time when I'm with him. I would've likely paid the same amount elsewhere for a meal for two people. Never again, U Kozla.

Quite a pleasant small coffee shop right next to Frantiskanska zahrada, which is one of my favorite…read moregardens/parks in the center of Prague. They have a small seating area outside and as far as their cakes are concerned, definitely try the cheesecake!

Super quaint and small cafe. The owner is so sweet and his little dog is super friendly and loves…read moreto be petted! The menu is limited and is geared towards more of a drink/dessert crowd. Regardless, my pancakes (think crepes) were fantastic and the homemade whipped cream was amazing. The prices were reasonable and we left very satisfied!

Quaint, welcoming café perfect for a coffee or a quick bite to eat. Great set-up with lots of…read moreseating, including a garden out back. They don't have an English menu, but the owner was very courteous and took the time to translate for me.

I like this "sweet-house", cakes are good and the service is nice. They have most of the classical…read moreCzech selection plus some of their inventions. Everything I have had there was fresh and good. It's just a classical Czech "average" "sweet-house" that most of the Czech people are looking for. The only thing that is not that good is coffee - which again is not very surprising in Czech. Last time I was there they were using some kind of Nespresso machine.

Very chic spot for tea or coffee. Cool lounge space with plugs available to charge and WiFi code…read moreafter purchase. Ventilation is not very good because it was super hot when here even with the high ceilings. On a cooler day this place would be better. Lots of tea options and way more elegant than many casual coffee shops. Wish it was cooler.