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8 years ago
A really cool place for not just t-shirts shopping but also for drinks. It's great to be sitting or just standing outside when the weather is nice. They also have some cool djs playing from time to time :) read more
NeverEnough - Fashion Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico
7 years ago
Great place, I really enjoyed exploring their T-Shirts, backpacks and other things. Nice lemonades and the style of the interior. :)
nám. J. z Poděbrad 1573/18
130 00 Prague
Czech Republic
Vinohrady, Praha 3
734 755 288
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What time does NeverEnough open?
NeverEnough opens at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.NeverEnough opens at 12:00 PM on Saturday.
What time does NeverEnough close?
NeverEnough is closed on Monday and Sunday.NeverEnough closes at 10:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Mon, Sun ClosedTue-Fri 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMSat 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Does NeverEnough have parking?
Yes, NeverEnough has parking options.
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** I was asked to private message this company on Friday and its now Monday evening and they still…read morehave not got back to me. I also go to find my original comments and they have deleted my comment off all their social medias platforms. Don't waste your dollars on a company that doesn't give a f*** about their customers. My original message: "I am telling every one of my friends to never shop in this store. I recently ordered a pair of shorts from FreshLabels online store and when it arrived they were dirty and the wrong size. I went to the store to exchange them and they would not accept the exchange as they were dirty and they accused me of cutting the tags off the shorts even though they came like that when I received them. On the website the only size available to buy were the size 26 (which was the size I ordered) but for some reason on my receipt it said size 28 but I didn't think much of it as I figured maybe there was a problem with the SKU and as the store said in their email to me that it was fine to exchange so I didn't think much of it. To top it off now conveniently the shorts are no longer available on the website so I can't prove that I ordered the right size. I am so livid. Don't shop here unless you want to get scammed."
From the owner: We are a retail store which is specializating on urban and street fashion. We offer very original…read morepieces of clothes and brands such as: Nike, Adidas Originals, New Balance, Vans but also not that mainstream brands such are Komono, Wemoto, Carhartt, Cheap Monday, Wesc or Herschel Supply and many others. Visit us and get some fresh inspiration!
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I can't even begin to tell you how much I love this place. Not only is it a TRUE vintage shop -…read morewith real awesome collectables and not just a bunch of junk thrown around - but the owner is WONDERFUL. She is incredibly stylish and sweet and warm. When you walk in, it's not just shopping - it's therapy. If you want to be cheered up, feel welcomed, find something unique and totally in your price range, and walk out feeling better than you did when you arrived - then definitely come here and visit Becky :) In fact I don't even know why I'm raving about this place because it just means you might go and buy something that I've been eyeing :) But there are always some surprises waiting so be sure to visit and take a look!!
Now THIS is the type of vintage shop I wish Prague had a hundred of. But, there is only one…read moreBohemian Retro. Fortunately, it's great fun and British expat owner Rebecca is a delight who has a great eye. My friend and I spent a pleasant time browsing, buying, and chatting. Rebecca is lovely and I can't wait to go back to Prague to visit again!
Many years ago the - then fresh and new - outlet center was a revelation for outlet enthusiasts. I…read morewas able to snatch mad sneakers from the Nike store for very good prices: They were never the newest models but always 30-70% cheaper than the number on the original price tag. It was pretty much the same for the other stores as well. However, that has changed a lot in recent years. Nowadays you could pretty much just remove "Outlet" from the name and call it "Fashion Arena Center". You rarely find REAL outlet goodies except maybe at Lindt were you can buy easter or christmas themed stuff almost all year for slightly lower prices than usual. Overall: No bargains and a pretty stupid format ("Arena"). Outside of the stores it's always cold and windy and since the stores are all on the same floor (ground level) you have to walk quite a distance in order to get from one place to another. Reboot this place with the original idea in mind, please?!
I agree with others reviews. I have not seen it at the time they open it. So a far as place to eat,…read moreI saw there today some restaurants or maybe fast foods and yes Starbucks and costa coffee of course. As for shopping. It's not USA shopping (and yes I have to admit I am spoiled by shopping in USA). But on the other hand when you go the right day and time with special offers than you can get a good deals. Still for some brands I still find the discounted prices quiet high.
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Due to Asian racism, I was denied the purchase of the product…read more When I first visited Palladium H&M, The dressing room was quite long, and I changed my clothes to buy in the dressing room and paid for the T-shirt. Let's try to buy in the same way in ten minutes Two female employees who worked between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. on May 23, 26, with long hair on their right desk, she said in a very small voice that "no." I asked her again in English if she wasn't selling anything, but she looked down, bending her head slightly down without even looking at her face. Asian racism may be common in Europe or the Czech Republic, but it is unusual to refuse to buy from H&M, which is also often used in Korea. If I tried to refuse the purchase because the method I purchased was wrong, I should have explained it properly. If you don't speak English, you should have at least spoken to my question in Czech, and if you don't speak Czech, you could have told me on Google Translate. If you can't respond, you should have told me to ask for help from another employee. I wonder if this response fits our customer response policy I was baffled by the thought of needing a T-shirt in an unclimate travel destination, but at the time, I went to another desk and lined up and bought it from another employee, but the next day I bought clothes from another brand and am not wearing them. Clothing is a form of self-expression. I will never use H&M-branded clothes if things don't work out in the future.
Due to Asian racism, I was denied the purchase of the product.
If your budget is a bit bigger and if you are not afraid of colors and a bit of extravaganza, try…read moreHypnose. It is a nice smallish shop in Slovansky Dum, where you could get brands like Versace, Missoni, Alexander McQueen ... If lucky and if they are just loaded with fresh collections, you could even pair your dress with the matching shoes and handbag, what a joy! Club cards and discounts available once your cumulative spend would be 50 000 Czech crowns (approx. 1800 Euro). Why I will not award this business with five stars? Because their prices are much higher than you would pay for the same stuff in Germany, and because the availability of dresses and shoes do not always fit to your needs. Summary in the Czech language: Pokud je vas rozpocet "na hadry" vetsi a nebojite se barev a extravagance, zkuste obchudek ve Slovaci, Hypnose. Obcas se i povede zachytit cerstvou kolekci a k vasim novym satum muzete mit i kabelku a boty. Smutne je, ze jsou jejich ceny o dost vetsi nez v sousednim Nemecku, a ze dostupnost modelu malokdy pokryva zrovna "vase cislo". Klubovou slevu dostanete, jakmile u nich utratite 50 000 Kc. Tak do toho :)
Gorgeous leather goods, as expected. Plus scarves and clothing. Might be the most well-made…read moreconsumer goods I've ever seen. Beyond my income level, but fun to view. Just pretend you're in a museum :)
Worst Service, don't waste your time! If the store is busy, you need to wait outside until they…read morelet you in, then once in, they ask you what you are looking for, then put you on their wait list to see a staff member..... Than, you wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.... we waited over 90+ minutes for someone to help us to buy few things, not worth it.
Went in to browse and was expecting bad customer service due to the reviews I read. It was nothing…read morelike that and I ended up purchasing an item. The lady Shan Shan was very helpful with my purchase.
This is a very nice store with extremely friendly service and a wonderful selection throughout the…read morestore. The overall ambiance is extremely good and the layout of the store actually flows quite well. The one thing that sticks out to me in this particular LV store especially when compared to the US is the price. Literally everything here is quite a bit cheaper then you'd see in the states and when you factor in the VAT refund, count me in! Overall, this particular LV store is a winner in nearly all facets of the luxury goods business and should really satisfy your shopping needs. Pros- Great selection (men's/women's and watches) Great service Fantastic prices VAT refund for non EU citizens Complementary champagne Great inventory levels Cons- Closes early
Marks & Spencer is a British brand of clothing that has a ton of locations in Prague. It's a…read moredepartment store with a ton of clothing items, accessories, home accents, fragrances etc. They even have a bakery area with freshly baked cookies etc. Of course I had to check out this store since they were having a nice winter sale while I was visiting. I really liked a light blue winter coat but the other location didn't have small sizes. They said they can't see in other locations what their inventory is. That was a bit inconvenient but nonetheless I didn't give up and found it in this location after visiting one other Marks & Spencer location. This one is located in the Palladium shopping center and is slightly larger in size compared to the other two locations I went to. Happy shopping.~
Being big fans of the M&S Food Courts of London, Hubby and I stopped at this M&S as soon as we…read morearrived in Prague to stock up on grocers for our VRBO flat. We were disappointed. There was no food court, just a small "food" area with packaged food gifts. This store should be advertised as strictly a department store for clothes without including food.
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My wife and I loved visiting this fantastic store. Staff was super helpful! We'll be back next time…read morewe're in Prague.
This is the place to go for unique gifts (or something special for yourself). I visit Prague every…read morefew years or so, and every time I HAVE to stop here. They sell home decor, some nic-knacks and jewelry. Most (if not all) items I have never seen elsewhere before. There's something beautiful/unusual to find in almost every price point. I bought a Rybička (knife/keychain) about 10 years ago. It was an amazing price and it has lasted on my keychain this whole time, it's still sharp too! Unfortunately due to the world being the way it is I won't be able to visit any time soon, however I am asking friends who are visiting Prague to please pick me up something (anything!) from this store because everything is such a delight.
Loved it! They had such a great selection of cute gift type items and accessories. They had a small…read moreclothing selection, which didn't have anything that appealed to me (I discovered that I'm not totally into Czech fashion in general). We liked it so much we went back right before we left to pick up a few final pieces.
This has to be the best yoyo shop in Europe. It has yoyo classes on Tuesdays 1600-1800 and…read moreWednesdays 1400-1600 for all ages. The staff know everything to help get you started from beginners to seasoned pros. They can help you with things such as how to take care of your yoyo like how to clean your bearings and change the pads. The place is big enough for people to hang out and just yoyo. They also have Kendama which is a traditional Japanese skill toy, usually made from wood. They have a meeting for those interest every Thursday in the afternoon. Great staff and a fun place to hangout.
Follow the teddy bears hanging form the roof of this covered walkway into a fantasy world of…read moremulti-coloured bears dressed as giraffes, frogs, hedgehogs, pigs, ducks and a whole host of other creatures. All kinds of shapes, sizes, colours and materials makes this such a fun place to walk around. The shop owner is a lovely guy, isn't in your face but he is a massive contrast to the products he is selling, it is hilarious. A burly looking guy who seems he would be more at home on a construction site than a cuddly toy shop. His demeanor does reflect the product though, soft and accessible. This place put such a big smile on my face, I came back the next day for a look too.
Very happy with the experience in this place the staff was what pushed the experience to absolutely…read morediffers level. They helped with everything, recommended and gave thoughtful insights. Will 100% return. It became one of my go to places when I am in Prague
I have been here before but never bought anything until today. Today this store had all of their…read moreclothes, shoes, bags, and coats 50% off, and I found some really good deals here. A lot of the coats were good- heavy even and going from 200 crowns. Mostly all their clothes were a brand of some sort, I got a dress, and two nice sweaters for 300 crowns. Now that is a deal. I would probably not come in here normally, but with the sale time I would say it was a great deal and worth stopping in for. They also had nice sneakers and boots half off, which I would have bought had I not been leaving Prague with no room in my suitcase. Overall! Staff was friendly and helpful, place was well organized (by color too!) but without a sale I would just wait....
You have a lot of choices for purchasing souvenirs in Prague; however, if you are really just…read morelooking for those super touristy items...then this is your place. I collect magnets! However, I am picky about my magnets. This place offers a wide variety that actually may make it hard to choose. Of course, they offer many other things as well, such as; t-shirts, spoons, cups, hats, stickers, coasters, knick-knacks, etc. If you have trouble finding something, just ask...the staff is always friendly and eager to help. All items are fairly priced and they take credit card as well. Moreover, there are several locations throughout the city.
We found the spot in the touristy district right near the Můstek metro station. All the coffee…read moremugs, t-shirts, fridge magnets, hats, crustals, glassware and more. Some of it quite cheap, some of it quite expensive. The shop has one register. It's way in the back. Odd. [Review 12251 overall, 2035 of 2019.]
This place is the definition of an amazing hole in the wall. Packed crowds on the street but a…read morerelaxing environment inside with amazing food. I'm so glad I stepped into that alley to see what was going on'
Attentive service, a cozy courtyard location and delicious Thai and Vietnamese cuisine are the…read moreorder of the day at this little restaurant on Nerudova street in Prague. I love menus with photos. This place has a deep menu with pics of all the menu selections. From delicious rolls, soups and salads to start all the way to currys bowls and noodles. Ingredients were fresh, our waitress was very kind and never let us sit too long before checking back to order, with drinks, and then with our delicious meals. Spring rolls were crispy, flavorful and light. With a nice Hoisin-like sauce to dip. My friend's mango bowl with cherry tomato, edamame, sprouts, and mango was topped with a slightly sweet, zingy vinaigrette. My red curry with jackfruit, perfectly cooked jasmine rice and tofu was so good I was scraping the last vestiges of sauce out of the bowl. An entirely fluke find, but so glad we stumbled into this place. Will definitely return. Maybe tonight
This place is a pretty good spot to get you clothes and/or kicks game started. They have a very…read morenice selection of Nikes and even some tough to get Jordan's. There is also a nice selection of T's and hoodies to hear you up for the evening. Pair the selection alongside great service and you have yourself a nicely done clothing/shoe store. Pros- Shoe selection Friendly service Location Hard to find items Decent prices Cons- Limited size selection Some items sell out quick Could use larger clothing selection
Havelské tržiště is a local market dating from 1232 - more than edit: 700 years! In its current…read moreform it consists of a few more than a dozen vendors, not the biggest, and probably more geared towards tourists given the location. The vendors mostly feature produce (fruits and vegetables), a honey vendor, a cured meat and spices stand, a couple baked goods spots, a vintage/local handicrafts shop, a few souvenir stands. I came in the morning around 8am on a weekday and many of the stands were just setting up. Honestly the majority of Prague seems to buy their groceries at supermarkets so while this format is great in continuity of a tradition, though I'm not sure if it can sustain in its current form over the long run. Hours are January to December: Mon-Sat 7:00am to 7:00pm Sun 8:00am to 6:30pm
Worth a look but definitely a tourist stop more than anything. If you are looking for souvenirs,…read moreyou will find plenty here.
Saw this place while crossing the street on my way to Florenc and decided to stop in. This was a…read moregood choice. This place is a second hand shop, just opened to the public and doesn't seem to have a big following yet. However, for the quality of the items they are selling, while the store is small, it is very inexpensive without even having sales. This will be a huge draw for thrifty clients. They have new looking jackets for 140 crowns, jeans for 140 crowns, shirts for 50 crowns, purses for 100 crowns and kitchenware (glasses,mugs,plates, ect) ranging from 10 crowns and up. Many of the items were either new with original tags or like new, but all in excellent condition. With prices this cheap, and items this good, I may need to add this place to the best thrift shopping in Prague list. I also must say this place was very clean, bright and near Na Porici for easy access. Overall glad I stopped in here quick to check it out so now I can tell all of you to as well!!!