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7 years ago
We ordered tea, some bruschettas and cakes. Not bad at all. Food was good, service friendly, nice staff.
Dlouhá 37
110 00 Prague
Czech Republic
Staré Město, Praha 1
774 431 776
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You know, it´s always dangerous for your wallet to visit shops like this. Especially if they have…read moresuch a cool stuff. It´s a bit hidden in a passage but definitely worth going there. The place is divided into more rooms and two floors. The upper floor is under the roof so it can be a bit hot there if it´s a nice summer day. But it doesn´t really matter. Owner is a cool guy who is pretty good in bargaining but he is very reasonable. Anyway, that means that price tags are just tentative :-) Most of the furniture or decorations are in a very good shape and doesn´t really need any repairs. I bought there two Art Nouveau cupboards and a rocking chair for a very fair price. Delivery is not a problem. They don´t have a car but they have a guy who does the delivery for them so it´s not a problem to have the bought stuff at home till the next day or even in the same one. I can definitely recommend this place for anyone who likes old furniture and decorations.
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I have never taken the opportunity to write a review for an antique shop even though I have been…read moreantique shopping since birth! You have to visit this quaint and tiny shop in Old Town Prague. It is packed with many many things to see everywhere you look. This is really my kind of place because I love to dig through the treasures. We bought a really nice silver corkscrew from the early 1900s and I thought the price was fair. The owner is very knowledgeable, speaks great English and is very friendly and happy to answer questions and discuss the history of the merchandise.
A hoarder's wet dream. An obsessive-compulsive's nightmare. A collector's paradise…read more Bric-a-Brac is a gem in a world of ugly Old Town kitschy tourist souvenirs. There's barely enough room to walk around in the space. One person with a backpack would likely crash everything down. I'm fortunate I could slither into the "aisles" as it was just me while I was in serious contemplation mode. Martin the shopkeep was there, something between keeping watch on me and eating his lunch behind the beaded curtain. He may come off as intimidating or unfriendly at first, but once I got to asking him about items he opened up and was extremely friendly. If you're looking for specific things, you'll have to ask about them. I ended up purchasing an antique Czech fountain pen that he allowed me to test out and even gave me a discount. Prices are on the higher side, probably because of location and gullible tourists, but it appears the items are authentic and not facsimiles. Hope you left some space in your suitcase!
From the owner: Galerie starožitností v centru Prahy, specializujeme se především na České granáty a šperky, ale…read moremůžete u nás najít i jiné zboží včetně porcelánu, bronzu, lampiček, skla, stříbra, hodin a jiné.
A cornucopia of intrigue-from classical antiquities to those of shocking obscurity. Calling all…read morewho's souls seek to appreciate and preserve history in its totality: culturally diverse, ugly, beautiful, shocking, primal, polished... rarities oftentimes not given due notoriety or appreciation. This is historical culture of true expression! A priceless treasure trove...a must!!! The owner frosts the cake...extremely entertaining, helpful, and a wealth of knowledge!
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The older couple running this place are dishonest…read more I stopped in today looking to buy some jewelry and gifts. Made my selections and waited for the guy with slicked back long hair to write up the sales slip. First he tried to add in an extra 20 Czech crowns without my noticing (always good to add it up in your head before you lay your money down). Next he refused to accept a credit card or bank card payment. "Cash only!" he said. The Czech couple who had made a small purchase just before me were permitted to pay with a card. Seems pretty clear that they view tourists as easy targets to rip off. I walked away from my purchase after this negative experience. Don't let them rip you off!
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This place is the definition of an amazing hole in the wall. Packed crowds on the street but a…read morerelaxing environment inside with amazing food. I'm so glad I stepped into that alley to see what was going on'
Attentive service, a cozy courtyard location and delicious Thai and Vietnamese cuisine are the…read moreorder of the day at this little restaurant on Nerudova street in Prague. I love menus with photos. This place has a deep menu with pics of all the menu selections. From delicious rolls, soups and salads to start all the way to currys bowls and noodles. Ingredients were fresh, our waitress was very kind and never let us sit too long before checking back to order, with drinks, and then with our delicious meals. Spring rolls were crispy, flavorful and light. With a nice Hoisin-like sauce to dip. My friend's mango bowl with cherry tomato, edamame, sprouts, and mango was topped with a slightly sweet, zingy vinaigrette. My red curry with jackfruit, perfectly cooked jasmine rice and tofu was so good I was scraping the last vestiges of sauce out of the bowl. An entirely fluke find, but so glad we stumbled into this place. Will definitely return. Maybe tonight
It was amazing, staff was friendly and food was good. There was a line to get in, but the wait was…read moreworth it.
The fact that this place seems to have a constant queue has to tell you something. The fact that…read morethere are two locations relatively close to each other and still are packed also says a lot. We decided to take a table outside as it was a reasonably warm morning. We had just tap water and I ordered the scrambled eggs with a hot dog bun and salad. The lovely K had the Turkish eggs and toast with lovely fresh dill on top. Both were excellent and a fair sized portion. The poached eggs and the scrambled eggs were spot on. My salad was also excellent with a dressing I'd like to replicate at home. The service was prompt, and friendly, and the food came out quick in spite of how busy they were. I can't say much about the ambiance as we were outside, but the chairs were comfortable and blankets were also available if you felt the need to bundle up. We would most certainly return!
Very happy with the experience in this place the staff was what pushed the experience to absolutely…read morediffers level. They helped with everything, recommended and gave thoughtful insights. Will 100% return. It became one of my go to places when I am in Prague
I have been here before but never bought anything until today. Today this store had all of their…read moreclothes, shoes, bags, and coats 50% off, and I found some really good deals here. A lot of the coats were good- heavy even and going from 200 crowns. Mostly all their clothes were a brand of some sort, I got a dress, and two nice sweaters for 300 crowns. Now that is a deal. I would probably not come in here normally, but with the sale time I would say it was a great deal and worth stopping in for. They also had nice sneakers and boots half off, which I would have bought had I not been leaving Prague with no room in my suitcase. Overall! Staff was friendly and helpful, place was well organized (by color too!) but without a sale I would just wait....
One of the nicest restaurants in Prague! Prague has a lot of history and culture already, but this…read morelittle restaurant has an artist that paints just for this restaurant. I was told that the men's restroom has a lot of mural and art as well! (Women's restroom doesn't have it but it's very clean!) You have an option or a la Carte, prix fixe menu with options for wine pairing as well. We had quite a bit of food so chose to do a la carte. Everything came out in a timely manner with the perfect presentation! See the photos! Also every dish was so delicious! It's reasonably priced for this type of food. I can feel the love poured into each dish. Can't wait to come back again in the future for this gem!
I arrived in Prague a bit hangry on a late flight to a rainy city, and factoring in the time in…read moretakes to get into the city from the airport and find and check-in to a well-hidden hostel, I had low expectations for dinner. Thankfully, like any self-respecting foodie, I had done my research prior to arriving in Prague and selected ART&FOOD as the most promising late night option. I made it through the door with 10min to spare (last order is at 11) and enough time to hear the last song on the piano! ART&FOOD is well-situated if you're coming from the old town- you'll have a gorgeous view in either direction while crossing the bridge- even in the rain! The restaurant/wine bar itself has a great funky feel, with modern art covering the walls, and small, low wooden tables set with wine glasses filling the floor below the piano, which sits on a raised platform near the entry. The food surpassed all my expectations. I ordered the chicken, which was paired with a local Pinot Grigio (at my request for something citrusy). The chicken with a pea purée, gnocchi and ricotta was so good that I may have licked the plate... although the wine pairing wasn't perfect (I would leave the requests to the staff, in the future) the wine itself was beautiful, alone, and I would definitely order it again. Wine, food, ambiance, service- what's not to love?! 5 stars for ART&FOOD!
Well, the map didn't lead me to this place, but I found it anyways. I finally found the book I've…read morebeen looking for. All 3 of us found something of interest, and a current newspaper in English. The staff members were helpful and friendly. It was fairly spacious as far as bookstores go.
This spot was a hidden gem as it is about a 15min walk from old town but definitely worth it. My…read morehusband and I went for brunch and walked in to the bookstore, greeted by shelves and walls full of books. Further back is the bar and café. We sat outside on the patio and a waiter quickly took our drink order. They have really fresh mimosa's and their lattes were tasty too. I ordered the eggs benedict and a waffle. Both were cooked to perfection, I was stuffed and needed to walk it all off after eating. So glad we found this place as we absolutely enjoy brunch and they didn't miss here!
I found this cute little second hand store and immediately impressed with the quality of handpicked…read moreclothing and the prices were very reasonable, in fact better than most larger stores. The owner was very sweet and eager to help us find the perfect boot. I found Ray Bans in great condition that was a steal!
Lots of vintage clothing, my husband bought a hat at a very reasonable price. I would recommend.read more
Saw this place while crossing the street on my way to Florenc and decided to stop in. This was a…read moregood choice. This place is a second hand shop, just opened to the public and doesn't seem to have a big following yet. However, for the quality of the items they are selling, while the store is small, it is very inexpensive without even having sales. This will be a huge draw for thrifty clients. They have new looking jackets for 140 crowns, jeans for 140 crowns, shirts for 50 crowns, purses for 100 crowns and kitchenware (glasses,mugs,plates, ect) ranging from 10 crowns and up. Many of the items were either new with original tags or like new, but all in excellent condition. With prices this cheap, and items this good, I may need to add this place to the best thrift shopping in Prague list. I also must say this place was very clean, bright and near Na Porici for easy access. Overall glad I stopped in here quick to check it out so now I can tell all of you to as well!!!
This store is a hidden gem of vintage stamps, postcards and other collectibles. I visited looking…read morefor specific stamps and postcards from the Moravian region and the owner not only showed his collections, but also provided a rich history of the items I viewed. I anticipated a 30-min visit, but actually stayed over an hour. A great place to visit in Prague if you like collecting and history.
In the evenings, the cafe turns into a wine & beer bar. Coffee and espresso is still available on…read morethe menu. Not many tables inside; some enjoyed their drinks sitting on the stairs by the entrance. While the music is loud, it is not overwhelming due to the main door is wide open.
This is such a cute cafe! To be honest, I only came because of the architectural features of the…read moreplace. And it did not disappoint. My latte was good, but nothing special. Service was prompt and friendly. There were a lot of locals hanging out here. We got our drinks to go and had a nice stroll along the river.