Really good, clean, hip cakes with a bit of foreign vibe (a bit of American / Australian style)…read more Even though it's a bit strangely located it's worth a visit. They also serve coffee, ice cream and smoothies.

Yoghurt chain that does as advertised. The yoghurt is very good. You're in a food court in a mall,…read moreso that's so-so. Lots of toppings to be chosen. They weigh your cup at the end of filling up.

From the owner: The Best Frozen Yogurt in Prague. Self-serve with toppings. Coffee to go.read more

LIVE: Absolutely awesome chocolate&white chocolate raspberry dessert with a generous cup of Latte…read moretasting pleasantly mild. Welcoming barista as advertised on the leaflet is definitely present and helping with the choice with a smile (same as his colleague) - he even helped to open the door to a tired mum with a pram. Not mentioning the awesome IKEA chairs - you feel like at home. Maybe I am overenthusiastic as there used to be literally nothing in this area, but I find this place a small jewel in the office area of Nové Butovice. The only minus would be that the whole space still feels "too new", cold colours together with almost no decoration on the walls make the space a bit austere, but as there are prepared photographs to be put on, I guess that's just temporary!

Really good Cukrárna that has good cakes that taste fresh and without any weird chemical tastes…read more Especially Chocolate coffins with liquor inside are extremely good and have really christmassy taste. They also make quite good coffee which is (unfortunately) still quite hard to get in Czech.

Super cozy coffee place with tables outside, perfect for summertime. All options look and taste…read moreincredible! Good price. Paid 100 Kč for a frappe and a lemon pie (my favorite). It does accept debit cards. Not sure about credit cards.

The word charming aptly describes this cafe. Located on the…read moresame plateau, a couple minutes walk from the western entrance of Prague Castle, I was surprised on an early autumn afternoon that it was as quiet inside as it was. Aside from the proprietor, myself and one other customer, this quaint cafe was devoid of other guests. The space is cozy, warm and eclectic, a handful of small tables with space for about a dozen people seated. They carry a handful of different dessert options, mostly cakes and a few pastries and one or two quiches made by the owner herself. Though I really wanted to try one of the cakes, it was before lunch so I ended up going with a meringue and a latte. The cookie was a textbook meringue, light, crisp, beautifully piped. The latte 72 CZK, while not particularly standout, was decent. The owner was kind, sweet and spoke English much better than my unfamiliarity with Czech. If I recall correctly they take cash and card, and a bathroom is available for customers though I didn't use it. There's parking available in a nearby lot though not really recommended to drive, since the entire area is quite touristy by the castle with limited parking. Public buses and tram stop Pohořelec are available nearby. A little oasis of calm on a weekday afternoon and I hope it remains so! What a pleasant experience.

A tiny non descript cafe which doesn't have much branding. Sandwiched between 2 bigger cafes…read more It's run by a lovely lady who makes the cakes and pies herself. We tried the apple pie and a chocolate and cheese pie. Both were fantastic! The interior decor is very cute and homely. Coffee was good. Soothing music at a low volume. Made this a very welcome break after climbing uphill to catch the tram