Great little cafe. Really yummy cakes, I tried the Sicilian orange cake and it was amazing. So many…read moreoptions for hot chocolate it's almost overwhelming, but can't go wrong!

I ordered the "Coffee with whipped cream and eggnog" and didn't know that the default version was…read morealcoholic, because in America the eggnog does not have alcohol. I got the 72% dark chocolate with dried melon pieces and it is a delicious flavor combination! It is one of my top favorite type of dark chocolate bar that I ever had! This place has a variety of dark and milk chocolate bars to buy to-go.

This place is fantastic. An amazing collection to breakfast foods and good coffee…read more Ham croissants are perfection. The walnut cake is just right...not too sweet. Oatmeal raisin cookies were huge and yummy. Even the muesli cookies were good. This should be your daily breakfast stop.

Good lunch option - not worth going out of the way for, but good if you need something in the area…read more/ near the Jewish museum. I had a mixed quiche and lentil salad and both were tasty and filling.

Although the signage gave me concerns, the three waitstaff were very pleasant. Regardless of the…read morenationality, customers were welcomed in English. I chose the Beef Goulash with Dumplings. The aroma of the goulash was strong as I smelled it when the dish was. Dumplings in Czechia are not the same as in the States. Rather than balls of dough, they are round slices of bread. The slices were tough to tear apart by hand, even tougher by teeth. If I had not eaten pastries for the hotel breakfast, I may have been able to finish the meal. As it stood, I barely finished half the "dumplings" and the stew.

My mom and I were looking for somewhere to grab a quick lunch, and we stumbled upon au Gourmand -…read moreand we were very glad that we did! It had so many food and pastry options to choose from, and we opted for the tomato mozzarella croissant. It was absolutely delicious - the croissant was soft and flaky, and the cheese and tomato were so fresh. The presentation of the food was also amazing. The restaurant itself has a very elegant and beautiful vibe, and that is part of the reason we chose this place - the ambience is stunning with very aesthetic decor. The servers were also friendly and service was good. It was a great experience - I'm so glad we found this hidden gem!

I love this French bakery franchise. The first time I had them was in Panama, then in France…read more Their quality is outstanding and the prices are average for the level of goodness. We got a coffee and a pastry and they were delicious. It's a sure bet ... if you want something yummy. There are several in the area.

Like other Yelpers, I was introduced to Paul in another European city -- London and Paris have some…read morefun branches. TBH this location isn't super great. They don't bake onsite. But for a grab-n-go baguette sandwich it's okay.

Such a perfect little cafe!…read more We spent my 21st birthday while we were in Prague and Cafe Parisienne was the most gorgeous place for a birthday brunch. It's chic, classic, and will make you feel as if you're dining in a quaint French bistro. We had the banana nutella crepes, ham and cheese crepes, caviar crepes, an assortment of macarons, and bellinis. Everything was absolutely delicious--especially the macarons! I'd highly recommend the banana nutella crepe as well if you're looking for something a little bit luxurious and sweet. We didn't get the chance to go back again before we departed from Prague so I'm definitely planning on going back next time we're back in the city! I'd highly recommend trying Cafe Parisienne if you're looking for a relaxing lunch out with friends.

The best ginger tea! I came back to Praha to have this tea. I can't believe is closed!read more

Italian place during the day and italian breakfast in the morning. The staff are super warm and…read moreinviting. The food is spectacular and unexpected. Try this place if your in town you won't be disappointed

This restaurant was nicely situated around the corner from our hotel so it was a no brainer to try…read moreit out, especially because of the good Yelp reviews. I'll cut to the chase. It must have been an off night because there were 7 of us at dinner and 6 main dishes were overly salted. The one saving meal was the porcetta which was both cooked well and properly seasoned. The artichoke appetizer was very good but all of the pastas were really al dente. Al dente is fine, but when the pasta is too tick to start with, it ends up being a chewy clump of dough. Our server was ok. She wasn't particularly warm nor attentive but she got the job done. I would not visit this place again.

I ate in this Paul location on several times during a recent trip to Prague more for convenience…read morepurposes than anything else. There is a very large selection of items including sandwiches, pastries and coffee as well as yogurts and other types of items. Each time I was probably the most fussy guest because I couldn't make up my mind with the wide selection of items but the staff were really accommodating even with some of the language barriers at times. Each item was fresh and the restaurant was clean at all times. I liked that there was extra seating downstairs so that you could unwind and enjoy some of the quieter space. I found the cost very reasonable especially for the location, and will definitely visit on my next trips to Prague.

Oh! Paul what have you done to me!!! I miss this place. I ate at this location and three other…read morelocations in the city, but I like this bakery the best. It's cozy yet roomy. The upstairs area is cutely decorated. Great for a nice chat with friends while enjoying the treats. They make good coffee, croissants and breakfast. I liked the wine also but I'm head over heels in love with the blueberry flan tart ! Try it! Try it! Try it!

A very unassuming bar as you walk in. I almost thought I was at the wrong bar!…read more However, down to the first hello from the bartender we were off on an adventure! Instead of me even looking at the menu he just listened to the type of flavors I enjoy and voila! The first drink was the Prima Balerina. Just perfectly balanced with that hint of black cardamom Then came learning that it was Prague Cocktail Week - challenge accepted! Two drinks off the special menu were AMAZING! The Grate Apricot I was nervous about as I was expecting American syrup sweet but holy crap. They also serve it extremely cold so as you sip slowly the flavor notes really change. I also needed some food, because Prague Cocktail Week . A beef shin was the perfect choice and portion size! It melted in your mouth. All in all, absolutely a chill and up leveled cocktail experience which I highly recommend.

The menu is small (and surprisingly vegetarian-friendly for Prague), but the food is amazing. The…read morecheese parfait sounded bizarre (sheep's cheese and white chocolate?), but it was a revelation, salty, sweet, creamy, with a fruity tang and the grassiness of the parsley oil. The guinea fowl stuffed pasta was similarly outstanding. For dessert, the chocolate pave was excellent, and the pavlova was mind-blowing. The only reason I can't give the place 5 stars is that the service was slow and inattentive. We had to ask for menus, and weren't offered a drink menu until after we ordered our food. After finishing our mains, we waited forever for our plates to be cleared, and again had to ask for a dessert menu. The food is definitely let down by the service.

Nice cosy café on the hill, which means a nice place to stop for a coffee on your way to the…read morecastle.... On a cold day, it does seems like a rational decision. Despite its rather touristy location, prices are not sky high, and quite fair actually. There were also a few locals sitting for a drink, which makes me personally trust this place a little more. The place is rather small with relaxed atmosphere, there's only one guy at the counter which does pretty much everything, it wasn't crowded but I guess that if it was the service would have been rather slow as it's hard to do it all by yourself. The display had an impressive variety of sweets, and how surprising- I chose a macaron. At this point I was already disappointed from the macarons in Prague but this one was ok. Left my tongue blue but put a smile on my face :) So after we warmed up a little and kept going, thanks!

Gentleman at the register was rude, didn't care that we were there, was too busy reading his book…read more We ordered the tiramisu cup, it was dry probably been sitting in the fridge for a while. Skip it, plenty of other places around.