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Bresto Wine Bar & Cafe
Located in bustling New Town close to Wenceslas Square, St. Longin Rotunda (one of the oldest buildings in the city of Prague) and the pretty St. Stephan Church is the popular Bresto Wine Bar & Café. Bresto specializes in two things, wine and coffee. The establishment offers a wide assortment of the best international wines including the drink of the gods from France, Italy, Chile, Argentina, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic, 13 types of international...
Cafe 35 at the French Institute
Located in New Town and active with the Czech Republic for over 120 years the French Institute is indeed an institute in its own right with a library, a cinema, a gallery, a café, school and more. The perfect place for a Francophile or a French expat, the French institute feels French, especially the café which features a true Parisian atmosphere and offers coffees, hot chocolate, tea, wine, beer, hot and cold sandwiches and much more including pains...
Cafe Evropa
Located in the grand Evropa Hotel, the Evropa Cafe is a hauntingly beautiful example of the past grandeur of Wenceslas Square and the Art Nouveau gems located throughout Prague. Sip on a coffee surrounded by the rich wooden and etched glass decor while enjoying the popular pastime of people watching. You may recognize the interior from the blockbuster Titanic. The movie based the dining room of the ship on the Evropa restaurant and cafe. Keep a lookout...
Cafe Imperial
One of the grandest cafes in Prague and situated in Imperial Hotel, Cafe Imperial brings back the grandeur of the turn of the century in Prague. With millions of ceramic tiles covering the walls and the pillars of the cafe in floral and animal designs depicting oriental or Moorish scenes, the cafe has long been one of the most sought after establishments in Prague. The cafe offers a fine Sunday brunch with fancy coffees, omelets, and a varied buffet....
Cafe Louvre
This grand Art Nouveau establishment has greeted many distinguished figures, Kafka and Einstein among a few. The grand staircase will lead you to the first floor where you will be stunned by the impressive interior with its dominant red color, abundance of open space, large windows and classic setting. Cafe Louvre was closed during the Communist regime as it was perceived as too decadent and free spirited. It reopened after the Velvet Revolution with...
Coffee and Cigars
Coffee and Cigars is a coffeehouse combined with a restaurant boasting a contemporary design and a wide and colorful selection of light meals and drinks located just steps from Wenceslas Square in the Svetozor arcade. Bring your laptop and enjoy the free Wi-Fi Internet connection while sipping a delicious cappuccino or a glass of fresh orange juice. If you happen to be hungry, you will appreciate the variety of salads, steak and pasta dishes; thanks...
Dahab
Located in the New Town quarter of Prague, Dahab is a popular restaurant and cafe serving everything from honey sweets, couscous and green mint tea to hookahs with flavored tobacco. The word itself, Dahab, translates from Arabic to English to mean oasis or gold. An oasis it sure is, a pure oasis for all your five senses. Let yourself be transformed miles from Prague and bask in the sweetness of the cultural surroundings, savoir the exotic tastes and...
Friends Coffee House
Located in New Town, is the newly opened Friends Coffee House. This immensely popular coffee house has it all and you will be sure to fall under its spell. Friends Coffee House, a spacious and non-smoking café is a welcome addition to the Prague café scene and is situated in a lovingly renovated building that presents an attractive, unique and historic space. Operated by two avid travelers and their friendly staff, the café boasts photographs of their...
Hush
Located in bustling New Town is the funky Hush bar. Hush is more than just a bar; Hush is a lounge, a café with free wi-fi, a cocktail bar and a music bar all wrapped up into one popular, hip and happening hot spot in the Prague nightlife scene. Hush is comprised of three spacious rooms decorated in warm colors with ethnic décor on the wall and plasma TVs. The largest of the rooms features a fully stocked bar and doubles as the dance room with a large...
Kanzelsberger
Kanzelsberger is a chain bookstore located in Prague and throughout the country. This review focuses on the Kanzelsberger located on Wenceslas Square in the center of Prague. The large bookstore features a varied English selection of non-fiction and a substantial selection of English art books (painting, interior design, architecture, photography and so on) calendars and translated local interest books. The 2nd floor boasts a café with a green and...
Kavarna Lucerna
Overlooking the strange and the fantastic hanging St. Wenceslas sculpture on his upside down dead horse by the one and only controversial Czech artist, David Cerny, you will find the intriguing Lucerna Café. Situated in the intricate Lucerna Passage, the café is a welcome spot to stop and take in the special architectural charms of the Art Nouveau passage on your way through New Town. The spacious café features an array of drinks including coffee,...
Mamacoffee Cafe
Mamacoffee started off as a small coffeehouse on Londynska Street in Vinohrady. Their specialty was selling delicious and robust fair trade coffee (from Ethiopia, Brazil and Tanzania), teas, ceramics and accessories at reasonable prices. As their strong bodied coffee brewed people started to pay attention and what started off as something small and ethical has caught on around the city of Prague and now Mamacoffee has three locations including a spacious...
Mysak Sweet Shop
Located steps from Wenceslas Square on lively Vodičkova Street, is the famous Mýsák sweet shop, well, a reconstructed version of the legendary sweet shop, as the Rondo-Cubist building that housed the famous confectionary from 1910 collapsed in 2006. In the true spirit of renovation and nostalgia, the structure was rebuilt and the sweet shop reopened its famous doors in 2008. Mýsák sweet shop was one of the most popular establishments of the First...
Oliva Restaurant & Cafe
Situated in the intriguing area of historic Vysehrad, an ancient landmark in Prague is the delightful Oliva Restaurant and cafe. Oliva features a bright and fresh interior with emphasis on the color green, friendly service and delicious Mediterranean cuisine. This restaurant, operated by a young married couple with a shared passion for good food and drink, offers delightful dishes with special stress on healthy olive oil from around the world and...
Paneria
Paneria is a popular chain located throughout Prague. Inexpensive, tasty and fast, Paneria is Prague’s answer to fast food. And it is yummy fast food at that, especially the pastries and bread. It is nice also to know that there is a place in the tourist ridden center of Prague where you can have lunch for under 100kc. Paneria offers Panini sandwiches, baked goods such as rolls, baguettes and croissants, desserts including fruit tarts, cherry...
RedRoom Bar & Cafe
Located on bustling Myslíkova Street, situated between Karlovo Namesti and the winding Vltava River is RedRoom Bar & Cafe, a popular nightspot with tourists and local Bohemians alike. RedRoom Bar & Café features a spacious and bright red interior decorated with original wall art and friendly professional staff members who mix expert thirst-quenching cocktails. RedRoom Bar & Cafe is proud to feature live entertainment nightly (except Mondays...
Starbucks
Prague recently saw the opening of its first Starbucks, the global coffee phenomenon. Starbucks features a wide variety of coffee and treats, standard around the world, ideal for visitors not wanting to experiment and who long for their accustomed taste of Starbucks Coffee. The first Starbucks opened in a beautifully restored building, situated on Lesser Town Square under the Prague Castle. Service is efficient, professional and friendly. With several...
The Globe
The Globe, hailed as a Prague institution-a title it surely deserves, is a lovely restaurant, café and bookstore with over 10,000 new and used titles ranging in diversity, located in the New Town section of Prague. The Globe, established in 1993 and famous as the first English bookstore in Prague features some of the best home cooking in the city of Prague and offers juicy burgers, crisp salads, colorful pastas and a full American-style brunch on...
Velryba Cafe
Kavarna Velryba, or whale café in English, is a popular and bustling nightspot in the center of Prague. Located close to Národní trida and the National Theater and other artsy cafes and boutiques, Velryba is situated in a hip quarter of Prague. This is a great place to spend time with friends discussing, drinking, eating and simply being. Velryba plays host to one of the coolest intellectual, hipster spots in the city, making it quite difficult to...
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