Food and cappuccino was excellent. Fair price. I would definitely go again if back in Pragueread more

You want stop here! Láskavá is truly lovely…read more Paris has nothing on this café. Great little locals cafe near Vinohrady. Sat here for quite a while at this sidewalk cafe just enjoying the warm Fall day but enjoying even more the coffee and wonderful food. You order inside and your order is brought out (cafe service is still very wait staff based). Servers are courteous and efficient. All speak English but certainly helps to speak Czech. Very much worth a stop if you are near for a light breakfast or light lunch with a wonderful street side atmosphere.

Lovely coffee shop with delicious pastries. We went back twice while we were visiting Prague. The…read moreservice was attentive.

Not usually a breakfast person, but with people who are, so we stepped here for breakfast on a…read morerainy morning. Luckily, there was a table, and breakfast was tasty. Coffee was good. They were able to accommodate a fried egg vs poached egg request. The smoked salmon seemed homemade. It was all good!!

The ambiance was chill, soft music playing. The environment is very cozy and relaxing. Very…read morecomfortable furniture to sit on. Fresh pastries, a selection of food and a variety of coffee and tea. Service was attentive.

Stopped in for a coffee and to relax/ kill time before my flight out of Prauge. Convenient location…read moreto hop on the metro. The decor in here is awesome!! Loved the music, it was bustling but not super loud and the servers were fast and friendly. Most notable for me was the awesomeeeeee selection of tea and coffee supplies that I drooled over after a delicious cappuccino and pretty good quiche. I did think the food was quite overpriced and not great but overall was impressed by what reminded me of coffee houses back home in New York! Definitely a cute spot to stop by for a caffeinated or sweet treat if your in the area

I was surprised to see Costa on my travels in Czechia, having not seen or visited Costa outside of…read morethe UK before, with Costa being a British brand originally when it was established in London in 1971, before being taken over more recently by Coca-Cola, I wanted to check it out, and I did while passing through Westfield Chodov. The look and feel of the store reminds me of any Costa, even one back home in terms of the look, colour scheme and layout, even down to the chairs and the art. The service was fast, staff spoke basic English, which made the experience a little easier when ordering. I ordered a raspberry iced tea, prices seemed not too much more than what I would pay for a drink at Costa back home. They did not accept international Costa Club cards, which are only valid in the country of origin. I was unhappy with the quality of my iced tea, it was so weak and tasted like flavoured water, and it didn't have much colour to it as well. It was poorly made, and there were few other customers in at the same time as me, so it couldn't be blamed on them being rushed due to being in a mall environment. I like the interior and find it to be a comfortable place to sit down and relax while shopping at Westfield Chodov, but the drink quality remains poor and there are better alternatives within the mall. 2*

Nice place, especially i like how it is separate from the shopping mall (it's on a separate upper…read morefloor) so it's not that crowded like other coffees at the mall.

Food- 5 Service - 4…read moreAmbiance - 5 This place is off the beaten path but worth every step of the way. It's quiet and perfect to answer some emails while you sip on a perfect coffee or have a bite. Whether you are living or traveling in Prague, this is a perfect spot for some delicious food and coffee.

Delicious breakfasts, cakes & more. Spacious yet cosy…read more Great music & coffee. Lovely interior and many options - vegetarian, vegan, gluten free :) Huge breakfast for 2ppl honestly - 135 czk (5$)

Ran across this breakfast restaurant by mistake, looking for the entrance to the Anděl Metro…read moreStation (the one built by the Soviets). While we were staring in the Mala Strana, it was just over a mile walk to get to Smichov, having a chance to pass by the Memorial to the Victims of Communism on our walk. Interesting setting and location, would have never found the place if it weren't for Janek, The Honest Guide on You Tube, calling the Eggs Benedict, "legendary." We can vouch for that, the soufflé was amazing looking and tasting. Big enough that my girlfriend could not finish the plate. I opted for the traditional English breakfast. It was a full plate of food that was fantastic! The beans were flavorful, the roasted tomatoes juicy and warm. The sausage AB's bacon cooked perfectly. The string is unique, very artsy in my opinion, combining indoor/outdoor seating. Very open and comfortable, appeared to be many locals taking in a morning coffee or breakfast and working. Amazing place, we enjoy every minute of this experience AB's our food. Highly recommended!

Great food & great ambience in this very rustic and shabby chic breakfast place; tucked behind the…read moretrees, and behind a parking lot that makes it even more unique.. loved everything about this cafe especially their eggs Benedict soufflé that was absolutely delicious! Would love to come back here the next time we're in Prague.

Went to coffee room and ended up getting my drink to go. Very little seating but it looked cozy…read more Seemed like a great vibe! The baked goods looked pretty yummy but i didn't have time to get one or a free hand to carry something else around. I got a pumpkin spice latte with almond milk- tasted like one of those bottles strips you get with the addition of some pumpkin purée- wasn't bad but wasn't great. The milk wasn't vary hot either- it was barely warm at best. My brother got the gingerbread latte and it tasted really good though- still only just warm. If it wasn't for me trying my brother's gingerbread latte I'd give it 2 stars.

I've wanted to try Coffee Room at so many times since I've moved here and after today's experience,…read moreI probably never will. I live in the area and finally got the chance to walk out and visit this shop. I was a little early and waited around for the shop to open. Let me clarify and state the fact that the website, the shop doors and even Yelp states that Coffee Room's hours today are 9 AM. I walked in at 9 AM and greeted the lady behind the counter. She was rude, did not smile and gave me the attitude and a responses of what seemed liked, "What do you think you are doing, you idiot?" I didn't understand what she was saying and told her in Czech that I speak the language poorly. So she proceeded to tell me that, "We are closed. We open at 9:30.". I mentioned that the door said 9 AM and she basically was like I don't care, leave. This is truly unfortunate. Not only did you loose my business and future business (I spend lots of time at coffee shops), but during the time that I was waiting and after I left, you lost four other customers who tried to go in and were turned out. I think the business owners need to realize how their employees are lacking in basic customer service skills. Plus, this really isn't a time to be turning away business. You know, basic economic practices, but who knows. Maybe you can afford to lose business during these hectic and unknown times.

Žižkávarna is a charming little cafe close to my flat which I stop into for breakfast quite often…read more Cute cozy interior - front room has some tables and cushioned seating along the windows. There are more tables in the back room, and in the summer, there is patio seating. Order at the counter and they bring your meal to you. Several people (myself included) bring their laptops and do a little work. The Internet password is usually written on cards on the counter and You can stay as long as you like. Cafe gets frequent visitors but it's never too loud. Some people also just stop in to grab some coffee to take away. Service is usually friendly. They have a big menu of drinks on the blackboard over the counter - you can ask them to see a breakfast menu (it's a tiny list they keep at the counter) I always get the toasted bagel, smeared with a little pesto, piled high with mozzarella, black olives, tomatoes, greens, drizzled with olive oil, and dusted with black pepper. And a lovely hot pot of Jasmine tea. It's quite filling. I've seen people order omelettes which look quite big. I like the atmosphere of the place and love spending lazy mornings here enjoying breakfast.

Super yum. One of my favorite cafes in not only Zizkov but Prague. Great for doing homework or…read moretalking with friends. Perfect WiFi and wonderful staff. I usually get the feta omelette and chai tea! I also like the caprese bagel :). Would definitely recommend!!!