Everything checks out at Misto. Cool neighborhood. Good vibes. Great service. Excellent food…read more Stopping in for breakfast, my six-year-old daughter and I ordered Turkish eggs and French Toast. Both were very tasty! The eggs coke with two warm pieces of bread to spread them on. The French Toast comes with strawberries and coconut cream. To drink, we ordered the sea buckthorn lemonade and a latte. Both were good! Even if you don't need to do, find the bathroom. It's all green and very trendy!

Great place! Service was excellent. Food and coffee were wonderful. We were put near the kids play…read morebasket. Fun with all the kids, but a bit loud.

I love this place! Ceremonial coffee if you will. And I love…read morethe atmosphere and music

The coffee is great but the atmosphere is really unwelcoming and the staff is borderline rude. I…read morewent a couple of times and the baristas always seemed gloomy and annoyed for whatever reason. Can't recommend. Probably the least chill café in Prague.

Located close to our hostel and on the way to our train stop, my friend and I decided to stop by…read morehere to get drinks to go before starting our day exploring Prague. This cute, minimalist cafe is quite small, with no tables and only limited seating by the windows. However, we were pleasantly surprised to find a  number of small groups of people hanging out--sipping on their drinks while chatting, even if it was standing up. I found it added to the local feel of the place, which I enjoyed being a tourist myself. My friend ordered a mocha latte while I ordered a chai latte. The drinks are a bit on the small side, but they really punch the small cup with a lot of flavor and taste. I thought my latte was a bit too cinnamon-y--but honestly just a matter of preference as I still found the drink to be really good. The baristas here seem to really take their job seriously as we admired the delicate care and work they put into making our drink. Here they don't just mix a bunch of stuff together and call it a drink--rather they take the extra time to measure things with precision and prepare everything with a gentle touch. This might explain why their menu is limited, with only a few kinds of drinks and a few pastries...but if it means each drink is of high quality as ours were, then that isn't a bad thing at all.  Another pro was that the baristas were super friendly and spoke good English--adding to the overall pleasant experience here. Definitely recommend this place if you are in the area!

This is quite the interesting place. Situated in the Dejivica area, on a random side street is the…read morekafemat. Found this on yelp actually and headed to see what was going on over there. When you walk in it is quite small, no tables or chairs, only the two windows with heaters underneath which they have made into seating areas. The baristas are nice, ours was slovak and she also spoke english. They were very friendly telling us about the place and things like this. I had a cafe latte here and my friend a cappuchino. The sizes of our drinks did seem a bit smaller then a usual cafe (and were in to go cups, not regular mugs) but the quality was still very good. We paid I believe 45 crowns or so each for our drinks. We hungout here for a while just chatting in the window sil turned seat hangout, but beware- no bathrooms here or wifi. Don't expect anything but quality time with yourself or a friend! They do sometimes have little cakes here but nothing substantial, only a coffee place here. Still thought this little place was very cute and cozy. A must stop if you love coffee and are in this area.

Excelllent food..the chicken accented with mustard mayo sauce on the side and potatoes au gratin…read moreand fresh vegetables were simply prepared but excellently executed. The same can be said about my savory crepe. Delightful and reasonably priced. In a quiet neighborhood directly off the circle. Outdoor dining available.

my friend and I have come here every morning on our visit to Prague, and we love it. very good…read moreespresso, friendly staff, an ideal place to go for breakfast!

From the owner: Dejvická kavárna, místo pro relaxaci, setkání s rodinou či přáteli i obchodní schůzku. Elegantní a…read moreútulný interiér vybavený kvalitním italským nábytkem, vynikající káva, čaje i zákusky, báječné snídaně dle denní nabídky, velký výběr nápojů i vína.

Skvělá vejce. A tím jsme se bohužel vyčerpali…read more Zbytek mého vejce benedikt, (ledabyle pohozeného) na talíři obsahoval buď velmi unavené, nebo hnusné pečivo, teplou slaninu, omáčku, jež snad někdy snila o tom, že bude holandská. K tomu lehce nadprůměrná překapávaná káva (vzhledem k okolní konkurenci ji však lze jen stěží považovat za průměrnou), našlehaný pomerančový fresh (ano, čtete správně, našlehaný; automat na nádraží Vám udělá lepší), sklenice vody a účtenka, která je vzhledem výše popsanému v mých očích naprosto mimo. Obsluhu nehodnotím, v téměř prázdném podniku si mě nijak nevšímala a vše donesla, jak bylo objednáno (ano, uvědomil jsem si, že jsem nejdříve objednal jídlo, až poté pití (přestože v rámci jedné objednávky)), obsluha to zajistila přesně takto. Tož tak. Posledně to nestálo za moc, dnes taky ne, proč sem chodit?

Awful service. The food is ok, but not great. But the service is so awful there are no other…read moreredeemable qualities to consider.

Brasserie La Gare, just like the name implies, is just steps away from the Namesti Republiky metro…read morestation and is also close to many tourist attractions. It is indeed in a touristy area, but after having walked a few dozen miles in Prague already, on the last night, close proximity and convenience trumps everything else. We made a reservation online and when we arrived we were promptly led to a table in white tablecloth right next to the window in the dining room. For appetizer, we shared a dozen SNAILS - yes, in Prague, even in a French restaurant, they call them snails, not escargots. In fact, Central Europeans had a long tradition of eating snails even before the French made this delicacy famous. The escargots, ok..., snails, were cooked in rich garlic butter mixed with parsley (that's what the green stuff is just in case you are wondering.) They were delicious, and almost as good as those from the streets of Paris. The CHATEAUBRIAND was brought to us on a carving board together with bone marrow, side dishes of vegetables and mashed potatoes, and a sauce boat full of yummy peppery gravy. Our server carved the beef nicely and plated the dishes meticulously at our table side. The beef was melt-in-your-mouth tender and very flavorful. We could easily tell this was top quality filet mignon and nothing less than the best cut. For the side dishes, I particularly liked the mashed potatoes which tasted like they were made with fresh and naturally creamy potatoes. The peppercorn sauce was rich but not overwhelming, subtly complementing the natural flavor of the steak. Service was 5-star throughout our meal. It began with a complimentary "water melon with bacon" palate cleanser, and ended with complimentary house-made chocolate at the conclusion of our meal. Service was attentive, friendly, prompt but not rushed, and literally white-glove throughout the night. You want me to give you a reason for visiting Brasserie La Gare, or Prague in general? This meal, including two large beers and two glasses of reasonably good wine, cost less than CZK 2,000 which is about US$90. Wanna go?

We were so looking forward to dinner at your beautiful restaurant, which I booked many months in…read moreadvance on my daughter's recommendation. At first we were thrilled with our server's recommendations and excellent attention, as well as with the cocktails, food, and gorgeous ambiance. The problem occurred toward the end of the evening. Our server cleared our dishes and asked if we were interested in dessert. We said we would be happy to consider the choices. He left us and got busy with another party, which we understood, so waited for about 20 minutes. One of his colleagues passed by and we mentioned that we were waiting. We saw her tell our server, who still did not make time to check in with us. After waiting even longer, one member of our party--originally from England, which becomes important later--got up, found the server, and asked if we could get the dessert menu. Finally he came to our table. He did not apologize for the wait (all he needed to say was that he had gotten swamped, and we would have been fine with that small explanation). Instead, he said, "The hardest part is waiting," mentioned there is no actual dessert menu, then left and came back with a board showing us some of the desserts, explaining what they were. He was obviously irritated with us and so we opted to end the evening and asked for the check. He brought it quickly and pointedly explained that we could tip him. We were uninterested in rewarding his rudeness and did not tip him. Then he insultingly said to our English friend, who was paying: "I didn't think you had an American accent." This was so unprofessional. We go out of our way to be gracious when we travel, not wanting to be seen as "ugly Americans." We tip almost everyone and generously. Your server's increasing rudeness and growing irritation with us was completely uncalled for, and we are so disappointed to have this memory of an otherwise wonderful few days in your beautiful city.