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Patisserie Saint Tropez

Located in Malá Strana at the foot of Petřín Hill is the highly popular, even famed French confectionary Patisserie Saint Tropez, the only holder of the Valrhona expert award in the Czech Republic and creator of the largest chocolate bar made in the Czech Republic (made especially for the opening of the patisserie). This authentic French sugar shop sells a colorful variety of all things sweet, made by the establishment’s Pastry Chef who is from the area of St. Tropez and has over 20 years of experience in creating pastries as well as operating his own bakery in St. Tropez. The sweet

Modry Zub

Modrý Zub, or the Blue Tooth, is located off of famous Wenceslas Square and is quite possibly the best place to eat some of the spiciest food in Prague. This Thai noodle bar, sister to the fine dining establishment Modry Zub Restaurant, features a modern cafe front and a fast food to go counter in the back; you can choose whether to be seated and served in the pleasant cafe or to sit in the colorful back room with the chefs and the food counter. The food’s spice level served at Modrý Zub is available according to your wishes with a three pepper rating system. If you love spicy food than

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, a full American-style brunch on the weekends, and more, alongside delicious coffee, tea, cocktails, wine and beer. The stunning restaurant is located in the back of a

Cafe 35 at the French Institute

Located in New Town and active in 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 inexorably 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 truly delicious pain au chocolat. The café is a cultural center in itself, featuring up-to-date French newspapers and magazines, contemporary

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 secure a table; reservations are recommended. Velryba serves light meals including tasty pasta dishes that are highly recommended by the