When in Prague you must try a chimney cake called a Trdelnik....in the winter try with a hot glass…read moreof rum Grog and you are set for the afternoon. This small cafe does Trdelnik from scratch and serves Lavazza Italian coffee. You can also try the hot wine called Svarak if rum has too much kick for you.

So this is easily one of the best and most beautiful places to sit-eat-enjoy in town. Superb crepes…read moreand galletes and a teeny tiny selection of Moravian wines (spoiler: worth it!). The little garden amidst the town center's modern urbanization is just invaluable and the original mountain cottage/hut "U 7 Štítů" (16th century) that harbors this "palačinkárna" is a rare example of absolute assimilation - a shard of the past fused with cosmopolitan approach. You have to love it

An adorable place with extremely friendly and attentive staff! We had delicious savory crepes and…read moresweet crepes and excellent espresso drinks. We went on Wednesday when the farmers market was in the square and the crowd was still super manageable. Fantastic spot for an easy breakfast. Also they have done the whole place in a monochromatic line art motif, it was like being inside a drawing!

The Trdelnik a must while in Czech! I found a place that didn't feel like a chain and it was ducked…read moreoff. I went early in the morning, everything was fresh, and smelled delectable. The workers helped me settle in my sweet treat and it was 10/10. You for sure have to eat it fast because it can become a mess if you don't. Luckily the outside eating was great for people watching. I loved the uniqueness of how these trdelniks were made so it's worth the extra steps outside of the city center to enjoy a proper one.

I had the galette with camembert, pickled pear, walnuts and cranberries. The picture I took doesn't…read morelook super fancy but it was really good. I liked the sweet-savoury flavours with the rich cheese. There is a small dining room and garden seating area hidden behind the counter in front. I went at an off time for lunch so it was nice and quiet in the back.

Wow! Really does sum it up. This little place attached to…read moreour hotel was pretty incredible. My wife and I decided to share a crepe and this thing was huge and delicious. It is a quaint little shop that makes excellent crepes. If you find yourself getting board of chimney cakes, you should give this place a look.

This was a perfect place for us to stop for a quick breakfast before we had to hop on a train to…read moreBudapest. We loved our stay at the hotel pod Vezi. The staff was very friendly, the coffee options were great and what we ordered tasted amazing. We were lucky enough to get to sit outside in the warmth of the summer in the Czech Republic. We mostly ate at this location out of convenience, but we were pleasantly surprised by our experience.

Food was amazing, the meat was really soft. Excelent service, the workers were really nice. It was…read morereally cozy in there. Loved it!

First impression: Soooo good!…read more A friend and I happened to walk by the creperie on our quest for hot dogs in Prague 7. Once we saw this spot, we decided to only get one hot dog each so we could still have room for crepes. This was a smart decision. We walked in and the upstairs area was totally packed and reserved as it was indeed a Friday evening. I noticed stairs, pointed at them, and a server nodded (the power of non-verbal communication when you're learning a language....), so we headed downstairs. We were met with a cozy atmosphere and plenty of open seats. There was also no wifi (sad) and plenty of oddities as decor. As in, I've never seen so many wooden cats. What the. Our server was super super sweet and speedy. She took our orders (English menus are available), delivered my sparkling water, and soon our crepes arrived. I ordered the one with ice cream and hot raspberries. Oh my gosh, LOVE. I could eat that thing daily. With such great prices and a good location, I'm sure to be back to continue exploring the menu in the future! Lovely experience.

The concept of this place seems pretty straightforward but it is the execution that makes it a…read moredelight. Miniature pancakes with all manner of toppings that create issues the table. Its shareable but you won't want to. A little slow on the service and acknowledgement side of things. At first I thought it was because I was dining while black. Nope, they are just foreign hipsters that like to move a bit slower and act ambivalent about customers. It's ok when the product is good. Just brace yourself and manage your expectations.

From the owner: Minie's represents original mini pancakes, which we serve with our own toppings. You can enjoy them…read morewith our high quality coffee. Just come and try!