I had a wonderful experience at Caf&eacute; Imperial in Prague. The caf&eacute; has a very elegant and historic interior, with beautiful tile decorations and a grand, old-world atmosphere that makes you feel like you&rsquo;ve stepped back in time. I really enjoyed sitting there and having a relaxed meal while taking in the surroundings. The food was well presented and tasted very good, especially the traditional Czech dishes and desserts. Service was friendly and efficient, even though the place was quite busy. Overall, it is a great spot for breakfast, brunch, or coffee if you want to experience classic Prague caf&eacute; culture in a stylish and memorable setting.

No. 8 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Prague

Fast service though have a queue.  Friendly service.  Honestly I feel food is ok, but not until &ldquo;wow&rdquo;.  Atmosphere is good.  Worth a visit.

No. 2 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Prague

No. 12 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Prague

Tucked away just outside Old Town &mdash; the three-egg omelette with Gouda and pesto was the highlight. Hostess Kamila was super friendly and helped us in English. Nice quiet spot to escape the crowds.

I recently dined at a luxurious restaurant, and I must say, the experience left much to be desired, primarily due to the extremely poor behavior and communication skills of the staff, who seemed incapable of speaking English. Their behavior was far from what one would expect in a high-end establishment. They appeared disinterested and even somewhat rude. It felt as though they were inconvenienced by having English-speaking customers, which was disappointing given the reputation of the restaurant.In particular, when I went to go behind the pianist to go to the toilet, the employee came and almost pushed me so that she wouldn&#39;t pass by. He told me that only staff come here and to leave. She answered calmly if she wanted to speak more politely and she just continued to tell me only personal.In conclusion, while the ambiance and cuisine of this restaurant were commendable, the abysmal level of English proficiency and the unprofessional behavior of the staff marred what could have been an exceptional dining experience. It&#39;s essential for establishments aiming to attract international clientele to invest in staff training and language skills to ensure that all guests feel welcome and valued.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed their set menu. The English version online made ordering way easier than I expected. Food came out fast, which I appreciated since I was starving. Had the grilled chicken with some kind of herb sauce&mdash;pretty solid, though the portion was a bit small for the price. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Came for beer, stayed for the goulash. That onion soup was a standout too. Service was quick and friendly, place looks great inside. Just busy when we were there, a bit loud but fine. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by after checking out the Lennon Wall&mdash;it&rsquo;s right there, super convenient. The interior is proper old-school Parisian, dark wood and all. Felt calm even though the street outside is busy. I only had a coffee, but the vibe alone made me want to stay longer. Maybe next time I&rsquo;ll try the food.

The galette was solid, but that orange-cranberry brownie... honestly the best thing I&#39;ve had in weeks. Tiny little place, feels like you&#39;re sitting in someone&#39;s living room. Staff let me take my time deciding. Only wish they had more seating, but it adds to the charm.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and a bite. Filter coffee refill is a nice touch, honestly. Staff were friendly, no fuss. Place is tucked away in a quiet area, easy to miss but worth it if you&#39;re nearby. Good for a fast break, nothing fancy.

Nice spot by the river. Hot chocolate was thick, eggs florentine done right. Boho decor gives it a relaxed feel, easy to sit for a while. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Prices fair for the location. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and the cocktails are fantastic. I highly recommend trying the gyozas and chocolate mousse, as everything I tasted was delicious!

The espresso here is seriously good &mdash; proper third wave stuff. I grabbed one to go and the flavor really stood out. Wish I&#39;d had time to sit in.

Solid chocolate spot by the Brick Gate. Owner actually cares about local producers, you can taste it. Picked up a few bars as gifts, decent price for the quality. Not a huge place but fine for a quick stop. Worth checking out if you&#39;re in the area.

Menu had photos, made it easy to pick. English breakfast was solid, eggs done right. Orange juice was fresh. Place felt warm inside, nice for a cold day. Nothing fancy but decent.

Loved the vintage interior here &mdash; cozy enough to camp out with a laptop for hours. Iced latte hit the spot too. Maybe a bit quiet for groups, but perfect for solo work.

Tucked away in a small alley, this place has an open kitchen and high ceiling that make it feel airy. I tried a couple of desserts&mdash;light, pretty, but one was a bit too sweet for me. Coffee was solid. Staff friendly enough. Gets busy fast, so you might end up standing or taking your cup outside.

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