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!!

Amazing. Rating all the five star reviews I see here and it's easy to see [and taste] why. Helene…read moreand I were on a walking tour of Prague and after a few hours we new it was time to sit and relax for a bit. We walked past Nostress and after seeeing the crowd here, we knew this was the place to sit for a bit. The shear amount of the different pastries, open face sandwiches, breads and anything else you can think of is staggering with new additions coming out regularly. I am not sure what the items we ate were called but they certainly looked great and that alone was a reason to order them. I sharred one item with a cheese and almonds. It was amazing. My wife had some amazing-looking cookies. The coffee was delicious and hot. My only issue abroad is that the amount of coffee served is much smaller than back home. We are so used to getting large portions of everything. Another reviewer said that it had the look and feel of a French Bakery which was perfect. There is no question that if I am back in prague, Nostress is on the must-visit list.

What a joy to re-experience the magic of this spot, I was so happy to see that it's still open…read moreafter visiting a few years ago. The tartines were so good- we had the salmon, roast beef and avocado toast. All of their baked goods are phenomenal. They have convenient hooks under the tables for your bags, and the staff is really friendly and happily translated one of the specials (which we ended up ordering) for us from Czech. It was steak skewers over salad with crispy potatoes and chimichurri sauce. Yum!

Janek, the Honest Guide on You Tube, rated this place number two on oblozene chlebicky joints in…read morePrague to try. A must Czech snack/party item to try. We made a stop and was wide eyed upon entering, as everything behind the glass counters looked delicious. They had everything from kolaches, to gorgeous desserts, open faced sandwiches, to salads and meat croquettes. We tried the Prague ham with egg, half cheese half Prague ham/pepperoni, and the caviar chlebicky. Each open face sandwich was delicious. Every item was carefully placed on each slice of bread. A layer of potato salad topped with a slice of cucumber and tomato, half boiled egg, and thin layer of Prague ham. The ham was light and thin, and not overly salted as you would find in a supermarket. So easy and delicious to eat, that you can't just have one. I tried the caviar oblene chlebicky which had two different types of caviar on it. It was nice, light, and not salty either. Good cheap eats. One star off as the ladies behind the counter were not very friendly.

A great place for cheap eats for breakfast or lunch in Prague. The service was fast and helpful,…read moreand there are a variety of delicious chlebickys (open-faced sandwiches) to choose from, along with pastries and fried items. The egg salad cheblicky was tasty - a layer of potato salad topped with fresh grated and quartered hard-boiled eggs with bits of red pepper throughout.

What an absolutely stellar bakery. I've been living in Berlin the last year and I cannot tell you…read morehow badly I missed cinnamon rolls- Artic has the best one. We went back TWICE to get it- and when you're on vacation you know how rare it is to double dip at restaurants. The space is small and you can't sit inside but honestly it's fine. The service was good and everyone spoke English which was helpful. You can pay with card as well. Highly highly recommend.

Good and fresh bakery, efficient service, in and out clean, to go only…read moreOrdered an almond cream filled danish and a pistachio cookie. The cream somehow tastes like my childhood medicine but the cookie came out clean. Take a star off.

You know that feeling when you're so set on something that it haunts you for all eternity until you…read morefinally get to do it? That was me my entire four days in Prague. I passed by Oh Deer Bakery on my way to sightsee, and every opportunity I had, I would catch myself thinking of when I would be able to stop by. I checked the place out the night before I was going to leave and was set on going before heading to the airport. I researched their small menu extensively and was so set on getting the Slanina, which was a peanut butter filled cronut with a maple syrup glaze and bacon on top. My heart broke when I saw that they didn't have this, so I ended up getting the mini versions (58czk each, instead of the 89czk if you got a regular size) of the Jahoda and the Nutella. The Jahoda was a white chocolate topping with a sweet and tart strawberry mascarpone filling. I really don't know what drew me to this one because I hardly ever opt for a fruit flavor when it comes to baked goods, but I am SO glad that fate made me get this one because it was so amazing! The Nutella one was just as amazing, but in a completely different way. Unlike the stiffer, tarter strawberry mascarpone filling, this one was filled with ooey gooey thick rich salted caramel. It was much sweeter than the other cronut, but the combination of nutella and caramel went so well. The cronut itself is also an A+ in my books. The outside was crisp and the inside was soft, fluffy, and beautifully layered. The cronut itself was also not super sweet (even though it was coated in sugar), which made it a perfect vessel for the delicious fillings. The worker was also so kind and patient with me while I took a decade to decide what I wanted, and was sweet to let me borrow a knife and stay in the store for the next 10 minutes to take photos. Needless to say, the next time I'm in Prague, I'll definitely coming back, crossing my fingers that they'll have the Slanina this time!

The best bakery in Prague higher prices reflect the great quality and the Starbucks nearby is great…read morefor a coffee to pair with your pastry.

Delicious pastries and desserts. Items ordered…read moreApricot Kolace Hazelnut Croissant Chocolate chip Cookies

Good lunch option - not worth going out of the way for, but good if you need something in the area…read more/ near the Jewish museum. I had a mixed quiche and lentil salad and both were tasty and filling.

From the outside, this appears to be just another cute coffee shop on Korunní. Inside it's much…read morebigger though still managing to be cozy. It serves great coffee, as well as a selection of American and British breakfast dishes (full English breakfast till noon), and also lunch. It seems to be popular with locals for business breakfasts and lunches.

I went because i was sight seeing district 2. These districts are starting to feel like hunger…read moregames depending on the district... Anyways, some pretty......................... kind girls serving up some sweet cappuccinos and baked croissants. Theyre egg dishes were perfect, simple scrambled with greens but very nice. I saw a california wrap in the window, looked wizard. I was seated in lounge chairs, by a window, but they have traditional seats. i think prices reasonable to. Great cafe for morning in district 2, and if you dont have perfect timing like me, book a reservation. thanks

Best genuine bakery around the area. Everything is freshly baked and authentic. Couldn't recommend…read moreit enough.

Nice little neighborhood bakery with delicious bread and pastries. Opens early, so great for a…read morequick bite on the way out for the day or to take back home to enjoy.

Velmi pekné prostredie s vynikajúcim sortimentom. Ideálne miesto na rannú kávu a koláč či nákup…read morepečiva domov.

This increasingly popular franchise of bakery left me with mixed feeling. The selection is very…read morelarge and products are presented in a modern and slick manner. You certainly look forward to tasting them all. Unfortunately, good design doesn't make good taste and this is where this bakery lets you down. It is better than the average similar shop in Prague but it is not such a great achievement because quality of bread is very low in the city... I would describe them as the Czech version of the French Paul franchise. They both are very smart and probably profitable marketing concepts but if you are looking for a genuine baker you need to keep on searching...

The pastries were absolutely mouthwatering. The warm cinnamon bun was truly delightful…read more The latte was device. I loved the small bistro establishment. The ambience was spot on. The server was helpful and pleasant. I would recommend 100%

When walking down the streets of Prague we stumbled upon this quaint little bakery. The ambiance…read morewas cozy and the staff was friendly. The aroma that filled the air when I walked in was delectable. After watching my friend enjoy a croissant and espresso we returned another day for me to try the pistachio cheesecake. I LOVE cheesecake and have an actual cookbook and make many kinds for friends and family so I was impressed. The cheesecake was rich, creamy, and flavorful. The consistency was perfect and the flavor of the pistachio was good yet not overpowering. The location is great and the bakery was actually open until 9:30 or 10. If you are in the need of a great dessert.... stop in for a sweet treat.