In the heart of the town square, indoor and al fresco dining, the space is lovely, shaded and…read morecomfortable. We had the town to ourselves yesterday. The staff were attentive, all spoke great English and were very informative. We tried the local seasonal wild garlic soup, anchovies on toast and a frankfurter the Austrian way (no knife or fork) just break it an smear it with mustard and shaved horseradish. A cappucino and a turkish coffee helped wash it down, 25 euros for lunch and great value for money. Small business at its very best.

Excellent Cafe in the town. Love to sit in the patio and see the street view. Great Irish cream…read morecoffee and pastries

This place is a must if you're traveling with kids. The food was decent but the kids play area is…read moreamazing!! Huge room with a slide, ball pit, ride-on toys, and all sorts of other toys. Kids loved it and adults loved that we could eat while they played. Definitely recommend.

It's a small cafe and ice cream shop in town. Located at one end of the main town square /…read morepedestrian area they have a selection of food, drinks and ice cream. It's Italian cafe and there is a shop right next to it selling women's fashion and accessories. I believe the the two stores are joined together, makes sense, sip a coffee while shopping for clothes ;-)) The ice cream I had here was good and tasted quite nice. They carry some Italian brand of ice cream here. Shop made gelato is not common around this part of the country and most places seem to carry either locally made small producer ice cream or Nestles (which I would never buy). Coffee here is also quite ok. I would come back here for a coffee or gelato. It's a nice cafe with indoor seating only.

Lovely place with a very friendly and attentive owner, really enjoyed the prosciutto panini for a…read morelight lunch with a beer. Outdoor seating was very nice and I will definitely be back next time we are back in Melk!!

Really good place. Coffee was nothing special but they surprised us with the food. Amazing.read more

My Favorite Artist (Egon Schiele) + My Favorite Stimulant (Caffeine)... it was Český Krumlov(e) at…read morefirst sight. You'll find this rather large (but still ultra cozy) cafe next to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum. The museum opens an hour before the art centrum does, but you should know that if you purchase tickets to the art centrum (it's amazing and so worth it) and a coffee over at the cafe, you'll get a free baked treat... which turned out to be what was basically an entire family-sized apple strudel that was made fresh in house. We ordered 4 coffees and had earlier purchased 4 tickets to the museum, so our group basically got 4 pies... that my sugar-loving SO promptly polished off. I had a few bites of my strudel and I can vouch that it was absolutely perfect. As with most food and beverage in the Czech Republic, the prices were pretty much dirt cheap. Like, I don't know why we ever left. For the first time in my life I could walk into a place and afford anything (and in some cases, everything at once) on the menu. For the most part, we had a hard time finding friendly service in CR, but this cafe and one other place also in Český Krumlov were the exception. There was one beautiful older woman working the entire cafe (though we were the only customers at daybreak) and she made the best and most beautiful cappuccino of our entire trip. Again, I don't know why we ever left. The place is decorated with works from independent local and international artists, but remains homey and casual with mis-matched vintage couches and coffee tables. If you walk around this expansive space, you'll notice several additional larger rooms, including what may be a children's play room (mind you, I only saw one single child the entire 3 days we spent roaming Český Krumlov) equipped with fun toys, a grand piano and several nude paintings... in true Egon 'statutory' Schiele fashion. You should also know that there's an annexed special exhibit gallery that you can enter only from the cafe that features some odes to Egon and other interesting works from up-and-coming artists. This cafe (alom with the art centrum and the city of Český Krumlov itself) is an absolute must.

Cozy cafe with a nice view of the river in the heart of the center. I would recommend it to have a…read morerelaxed time.

Lovely outdoor seating along the river. We could hear the buskers on the bridge which lent to the…read moreromantic atmosphere. So depending on the musicians that could be a pro or con. In our case they were a super talented guitar, clarinet and vocal duo. Back to the restaurant there is a large indoor seating area as well. Plenty of homemade sweets and cakes from which to choose. The coffee drinks were good but not special. All coffees available in decaf. Friendly service.

Cozy, reasonably priced place for very decent Italian food in Cesky Krumlov…read more Comfy seating areas both indoors and outdoors. The outdoor seating area includes a playground for kids too :) Would highly recommend the spaghetti aglio olio e peperoncino if you can take spicy, and the pizza prosciutto di parma. The pasta is hand-made; very tasty and slightly chewy (a bit on the harder side, which I personally like). Excellent prosciutto on the pizza and tasty crust (not too thin, but not too thick either). The mixed salad with cheese and olives and the spaghetti bolognese were solid choices as well. We had a very patient and helpful waiter, service was excellent and we left feeling replenished and satisfied!

In cesky krumlov this is the best place for coffee and espresso by far!!! Super impressed by this…read moreplace! I was wandering around the center looking for a coffee place open on a Sunday morning and found cafe retro. Staff was very kind, spoke English, Czech and some German. Interior is very classy but still casual. Very clean, neat and organized- I think couples, single and small groups best for here. Kid ah, maybe if they are well behaved. More a place to be social but people are still working on their laptops because here comes the shocker....they have free wifi!!!! Not many places here do besides hotels so that's a selling point. Their prices are fair for the location, 50 crowns for latte, 35 for espresso and so on. They also have quite a few different brews to choose from-impressive If you're a coffee lover in this small town with not many options. They also have some real food here too so if you get hungry while here don't worry, you don't even have to leave. Think pizza, pasta and steak amount others. All looked delicious. I would recommend this place to anyone in cesky krumlov- great hangout!

We are are couple from America that are staying in Göstling for a bit and upon finding Cafe…read moreSchnessl we were delighted that our village had its own bakery! Everything from the bread, cakes, and ice cream are handmade by the owners and their very large sweet dog Ben. Nice and cozy environment with two very friendly and amazingly helpful owners. They made us feel very welcome and always provide exceptional service. Definitely worth a trip to see what's been made today.

We visited Cesky Krumlov for an afternoon. This small city is preserved from the middle ages…read more Before leaving the city, we stopped here for a relaxing drink and pastry. The visually beautiful and delicious selection of pastries greets the visitor when you walk in from the Central Square. We were attended to efficiently and in a very friendly way by the staff. We walked to the front case after sitting down and we're guided to select a wonderful pastry with light cream and satisfying dough. The cappuccino was excellent with delicious coffee and a wonderful foam. My wife enjoyed her oat milk latte. The location in the central square is just a great place to watch the world go by. There are a few residents of the town; and lots of tourists! If you go to this small tourist village, this is a wonderful cafe to complete the experience.

Surprised there isn't a review for this central spot at the main square. A diner style restaurant…read morewith faux art deco designs. Not the best coffee and dessert on the island, but very good especially considering you get a nice view of the square and fountain. I had the lemon cake with flat white. The cake was a tad dry and filling was in between a gelatin and cream. I would prefer the later. Probably will be back especially to people watch.

I was here with a group to try the Linzer Torte. It was sooo good. Nothing like the ones we see in…read morethe US. This is the real deal. The O.G. It is made with a buttery hazelnut crust and currants. Not raspberries like I have always seen on the knock-offs. (Although admittedly, those are pretty good too....no harm, no foul......they just aren't really what linzer tortes really are.) Anyhow, it's a busy little shop and we had a private section upstairs to enjoy our coffee. Our guide told us to put the little chocolate in the coffee too. Even though I usually like my coffee black, I obliged. When in Rome..... My only regret is not buying one to take home with me. I heard they travel and keep very well.

Coffee and Linzer torte, that's what it is about. Delicious and filling…read more We hit the shop next door and scored mini Linzers as gifts and a slew of truffles 'for later'