Red velvet cake was solid, chai latte decent. Service friendly enough. Fine for a quick coffee stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Pay by the hour, help yourself to drinks and snacks. Cats were super friendly, one wouldn&#39;t leave my lap. Easy way to kill an hour in Prague.

Coffee was solid, really hit the spot. Staff seemed chill, not overly pushy. Took a break here and grabbed a slice of cake too. Place is fine for a quick stop, nothing fancy but does the job. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but I&#39;ve paid worse in the area.

Decent breakfast spot in Prague. Filter coffee was good and prices felt fair for the area. Nothing fancy but you get what you pay for.

Came here twice&mdash;once for coffee, once for an a&ccedil;a&iacute; bowl. Coffee was solid, vibe was chill. Staff smiled and actually paid attention both times.

The full English here is legit. Proper sausages, decent bacon, eggs done right. That&#39;s all I need from a breakfast spot.

The chilli pepper pasta had a nice spicy kick and the pasta itself was cooked well. Fresh ingredients, you can tell. One of the better pasta dishes I&#39;ve had in a while.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly the cakes were the highlight. Coffee was solid too. We sat outside in the garden which was super chill, even though it got a bit busy later. Service was quick and the girl at the counter was nice. Prices felt fair for what you get. Would come back for the cake alone 😊

The guacamole bagel was surprisingly good, and the flat white hit the spot. But honestly, the server made the whole visit. She was so attentive, checked on us without hovering. Really rare to get that kind of care these days. Place felt calm too, not rushed. Just a solid spot to sit and eat.

Been coming here for a while now, and the espresso tonic still gets me every time. Light, a little bitter, just right for an afternoon pick-me-up. Staff remembered my usual order last visit, which was a nice touch. Not the cheapest spot in town, but you pay for the consistency. I&#39;ll keep stopping by.

We stopped by for dinner and honestly, it was a decent experience. The food was pretty good, nothing mind-blowing, but the setting is really nice. Service was friendly too. Also noticed they support people with special needs, which I thought was a nice touch. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The location is solid, right in the old town center. But honestly, the portions felt a bit small for what you pay. I get that it&#39;s a tourist spot, but still. We grabbed a quick bite around noon and it was packed, barely found a seat. Fine for a stop, just don&#39;t expect to leave super full.

Nice little courtyard spot, pretty quiet in the morning. Had the breakfast set, food came fresh and tasted good. Service was on point, not hovering around. Just a solid place to sit and eat without rush. Maybe a bit slow on the coffee refill but whatever. Fine for a chill start.

Stopped by this little bakery during a walk. Got a pastry and a glass of champagne, which was a nice break. Pastry was fresh, no complaints there. Owner seemed like a decent guy. Place is small, but that&#39;s part of the charm, I guess. Not somewhere I&#39;d go out of my way for, but fine if you&#39;re in the area.

Lovely little bar, drinks were really affordable. I liked that the menu was sorted by spirit, made it easy to pick something. Place was clean and tidy too. Bartender was nice, didn&#39;t rush us. Just a comfortable spot to sit and have a drink. Would stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. The tapas plate was solid, and the wine list has some good picks without crazy prices. Sat outside, decent view of the square. Service was friendly but a bit slow once it got busy. Fine for a casual bite if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Solid sandwiches for a non-sweet breakfast in Prague. Goat cheese one was generous and fairly priced. Outdoor seating on the side street works well for people-watching. Staff could&#39;ve been friendlier, though.

Been coming here for a while now. Coffee&#39;s consistently good and the breakfast deal is still fair. Place gets busy but that&#39;s fine.

The hummus and focaccia were really good, and my cocktail was well made. It got a bit busy, and we had to wait a little for the bill, but the vibe was cozy enough to stay.

Wish I&rsquo;d found this place earlier in my stay. The pavlova was spot on&mdash;crispy outside, soft inside, not overly sweet. Interior&rsquo;s really pretty too, made the whole stop feel special. Only wish I had time to go back for another slice.

Kids&#39; corner and a small aquarium kept my little one busy the whole time. Staff were friendly, and the desserts looked great. Solid spot for a relaxed family stop.

The interior is what got me &mdash; they&rsquo;ve got swings instead of regular chairs in one corner, which I wasn&rsquo;t expecting. It&rsquo;s a small place but the layout makes it feel cozy, not cramped. I sat by the window and just watched people for a bit. The V60 was solid, though I wish the cup was a bit bigger. Still, a nice spot to slow down for a while.

Lamb soup was proper home-style, huge bowl. Wifi held up so I stayed way longer than planned.

The hot chocolate here was exactly what I needed before walking up to Vy&scaron;ehrad. Not too sweet, which I appreciate. The inner courtyard is quiet, feels hidden from the street noise. I sat there longer than planned, just enjoying the calm. Staff let me be, no rushing. Simple and pleasant.

Found this place right by the Dancing House. Croissants were still warm and the omelette hit the spot. Coffee was probably the best I had in Prague. Staff nice too. Just wish it was bigger, felt a bit cramped inside.

Siddharta Caf&eacute; offers an amazing atmosphere with beautiful decor, making it a perfect spot for brunch. The service is attentive and the food is delicious, especially the famous eggs Benedict!

The wooden sign system at this caf&eacute; is such a clever idea. I just pointed at what I wanted and it worked perfectly. Had the sweet pancake with berries &mdash; fluffy, not too heavy. Staff were genuinely nice, made me feel comfortable even though I don&#39;t know any sign language. Place was quiet when I visited, which I liked.

Came here with a couple of friends last week, mostly for coffee. It&rsquo;s a chill spot, not too crowded in the afternoon. The cappuccino was alright, nothing crazy, but the price felt a bit much for what you get. Staff were nice though, and the seating is comfy enough to just hang out for a while. ☕

Coffee was solid. Staff brought an English menu without asking, nice touch. Place is quiet enough to actually sit and wake up.

We stopped here for lunch and I have to say the service really stood out. Tomas was friendly without hovering, which I appreciate. Food was decent, well presented, nothing too fancy but satisfying. Prices felt fair for the area. My only small gripe&mdash;the chairs were a bit hard after an hour. But overall a comfortable place to eat.

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