This is a little candy shop tucked into a corner of one of the main shopping areas in Old Town…read more It's honestly a bit touristy and tourist trappy. Don't get me wrong - this is kind of one of those areas where everything is a little bit of a tourist trap and as a tourist, you just kind of have to go with it. They have lots of very beautifully arranged bins of sweets - lots of gunny type things and some chocolate. You're offered a bag and everything is the same price, priced by weight. The men in the store were pleasant but also a tiny bit pushy. Here, have a bag, please come in, here, have a bag. But they do know what they are doing. The candy was good - fine and tasty and sugary. But we did feel like we paid a lot of money for what we got - especially when compared to stands that sell a similar assortment of goodies in other European countries we've visited. So I guess I'd say if you need to satisfy your sweet tooth it's a fine stop. But try to show some restraint otherwise you'll have a nasty surprise at the register!

A candy lover's delight. So much to choose from though most focused on the sour candy. Lots of…read moreother options too. Lots of chewy kinds, and unique flavors and coatings too. Silver coated candy, gold looking candy. You are encouraged to mix and match. Mostly gummy in nature, but that is hugely popular here. They take credit cards.

Such a cute candy store! Helped our toddler to calm down after his tantrum. So many different…read morecandies and I love choice of the theme- feels like you are truly underground mining candies.

A chocolate lovers shop. Lots of choices if packaged chocolates and loose truffles and pralines you…read morecan buy by the piece. They had such a nice choice of advent calendars and we ended up buying some as gifts for friends back home. Always a bonus when you have a car with tons of boot space to fill up ;-))

Visited here last week on holiday in Prague,found it easily at floor -2 in the Palladium shopping…read morecenter.Beautifully laid out shop with so much choice.Bought our family gifts from here and just got the thumbs up,all gone and enjoyed by all.

I don't understand the bad reviews. Of course the candies are gonna be a little on the expensive…read moreside, some of candies look too good to eat, and it is definitely a tourist attraction, so it is expected. I do agree that was barely any customer service and it was difficult to get any help, but all the candies I bought tasted great and my little nephew loved them

I believe it is called "Sweet Life". I am giving this place 4 stars because it is a clean, looking…read morecandy shop with a ton of variety. I don't understand the 1 star reviews. It is a pricier candy shop, because it is in the heart of the tourist zone, and there is nothing else like it. If you don't want to pay the prices, don't go. I went specifically for the wrapped lokum (turkish sweet), and it was a delicious mix of a fondant-like texture, nutella, shaved almonds, etc. It was fantastic, and I would get it again and again.

This place was recommended by friend, and when we walked by, decided to check. Cafeteria looked…read morevery old, traditional and clean Place was very busy, it was a lunchtime. Despite all this, we were served quickly, efficient and with smile and jokes. Food was outstanding! Good selection and very tasty. Highly recommend this place

Paul is so good! I wish we had this chain in America. Delicious breakfast dishes and pastries. I…read morehad the omelette, French bread, apple pie and a latte. Will definitely be back.

OH HOLY HELL!!!!! This place is a godsend and a curse at all the same time. It is nice to be able…read moreto get goodies from home that can be difficult if not impossible to find here. However, it is easy to spend way too much money and justify that it is completely worth it. The staff is lovely and helpful.

Definitely a splurge spending 5 bucks on a 1 dollar bag of something but considering there are many…read morethings you wouldn't find anywhere else, it sometimes is really worth it to splurge. Nice staff as well.

We were just wandering around Prague and stumbled upon this most magical toy store. If you ever…read morewent to FAO Schwartz in the 80s (the NYC toy store featured in the movie Big with the piano). It was honestly really cool and really made me nostalgic for my childhood. So this is like FAO Schwartz in the modern day. There are lots of big kind of "selfie moment" things throughout the store, and I will admit... I took a bunch of fun selfies! They are very inviting! The place was mobbed of course but I saw a decent number of staff people around to help, and I appreciated there was even a little cafe for weary parents to rest and have a place to park. It was busy as hell but really fun to walk around. They even have a carousel!

This is a super cute but extremely expensive British toy shop right in the center of Prague. It's…read morenot far from Wenceslas Square. The store itself is rather spacious and clean. They have battery operated toys ambling about, a large bear perfect for photo ops (re: I took a photo with it), and a gigantic multi-level slide. My friend (who is an adult) thought it was awesome. If you're looking for a new stuffed animal or know of a child looking for a new stuffed animal, you've come to the right spot. They sure have a bunch....plus they have Prague-themed souvenirs. Pretty random, but it works.

Expensive but good quality candy in old town Prague. I walked around for ages and picked our bits…read morefrom big bags and enjoyed the experience. Cola bottles were my favourite and they had them here in huge quantities...yay !!! At €20-25 a kilo it's an expensive place. My small bag cost me over €10. I did not mind it as you have to indulge once in a while ;-)) There are two of these shops at each end of the building where my hotel is located and I suppose they get you one way or another ;-)) Despite the expense I loved this shop and would come back again ;-))

Really aggressive about not taking pictures inside. I guess they didn't was us to document all the…read morebees and flies on the open candy? Gross!

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.