Delicious Italian ice cream, great staff and a beautiful space.read more

The gelato here taste even better than Itlay. The reason for four stars? The cake. I ordered the…read morecheesecake and chocolate cake, and it is just eh. Dont forget to stop by for gelato while in Prague.

This is the spot to go if you need something quick, cheap and good quality. They specialize in…read moretheir rohliks and other breads, and you can smell it from down the block as you walk towards it, and may even see a line of people outside. They always have some interesting quiche-type savory platter to eat, which are different every day. The pastries here are really good too! You probably won't even spend 75kc on your trip!

Awesome little bakery suggested by our AirBnb hosts. Its quite far from the city center and…read moredefinitely a local spot. We were the only tourists by far. Staff understands a little bit of english, but hey its a bakery, you can point and order pretty easily. They were making fresh bread as we were eating and it was very interesting to watch. And plenty of crowd on a Saturday morning, so definitely a hit with the locals. I got a cappucino, bread toast with chives and a vanilla choux bun, and all of it was delicious!!

Was checking out the neighborhood where I was staying and came across this gem. This is a…read morecombination restaurant, coffee place (of course), bakery/delicatessen, and specialized grocery place rolled up into one. It is conveniently located next to No. 22 tram line too. We had the huge Breakfast Kredencz which came with cold cuts and cheese (basically, make your own sandwich with the provided bread), orange juice, and a Bohemian Kolach pie (yummy!)--it's a hearty breakfast[ See the photo and part of the menu].. We also ordered the sausage which were great. To accompany it, I got some scrambled eggs. Portions were big but did not leave you with the greasy heavy breakfast feeling. After our meal, we checked out the specialized foodstuff which includes pasta (fresh made in cold section), pasta sauces, oils, vinegars, chocolates. Overall, a nice find. If you AirBnB in the area, this is a good spot to grab some supplies for homemade pasta.

This is a self-serve place with many Czech locals. The service is pretty brusque, often wait for…read morepeople to decide they want to serve you, and aren't very patient. The sausages were pretty good, but there's a lot of great sausages all around the city. Mostly, speaking about the cakes. The carrot cake was honestly way too dry, though at least not overly sweet. The fruit cake in the other hand was too sweet, though moister. Make sure you get an espresso to mellow out some of the sweetness if you get that cake. Overall, very underwhelmed. Oh and their "pizza" is pretty atrocious by American/Italian standards. Imagine a mix between frozen microwaveable pizza dinner and the cafeteria pizza they served in middle school. The crust is like 2 inch thick of soggy, undercooked dough, while the layer of cheese in top is insanely thick and one noted. And this is coming from a pizza lover.

Everything looks right about this cafe. The decor, the dessert display, the informative and…read morepicture-loaded menu, English everywhere, the underground seating downstairs and the curbside seating outside. Native Czech, Iveta Fabesova (hence the IF initials), is the pastry-loving chef and mastermind behind this omnipresent café chain that's taken over Prague, all inspired by her love of French Gastronomy. It's honestly a great café. They offer the right stuff, and the desserts are creative works of art. I'd say though that those are their crowning jewels....the desserts. I had coffee, and a breakfast dish, and was underwhelmed, especially when you consider the price (cheap outside of Prague, expensive in Prague). I get it, it caters to foreigners and is artisan in its nature, so each of those elements tend to raise the price. But I wasn't blown away by my meal or coffee. Come here for desserts and you won't be disappointed at all. Your eyes will light up with the choices and the beauty in each one. They do that really well and are a leader in Prague in pastries.

So in love with this place. Seriously. When I walked in the door it screams cozy and homey. Staff…read moreis very nice, friendly and speak some english. The stone work in the interior is quite nicely done, and the space itself is big enough to fit about 15 or so people. What I really liked about this place was how they personalized their appearance; from the words written on the way in on the stairs, to the homemade sweets made right in their own kitchen (which you can see into), to a cupcake trash can, a coffee mug shaped table, unique artwork on the walls, books scattered around to read. I just loved the atmosphere that they have created here. Also the servers are on top of things and I always appreciate that. Now on to the food. All their homemade treats look amazing, I ordered a venecka (a donut looking sweet with creme in the middle) for 32 crowns and it was amazing. Best one I have ever had in my entire life. I loved it so much that I went back up to the counter to get the last one before anyone else could! Man I want another right now!!! They were just so good. Also their cafe late was quite good. I was very happy to FINALLY find a place worth 5 stars after a while of being disappointed by multiple places. Really truly loved this place. Will be back for more of all of this!!

Located right by the Petrin park is this cool, cozy sweets factory. Take the tram to Ujezd and…read morethen walk to the right down the main drag, you can't miss it. With 6-8 pale green shudders, pretty pastel writing and architectually beautiful windows, this place invites you in and begs you to stay. That is all even before you see their sweet selection! We stopped in here for a latte and a cappuchino, and really loved it here. I was sad they did not have any venecek, but they did have many other options for sweet lovers, from cookies, donut type desserts, to cakes, lollipops and everything seemed to be made right there in their back kitchen. I love the decoration and ambiance of this place off the bat. Walking in here is like walking into a familiar friends country house even if you have never been here. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and so are the staff. I would go back here any time I was in the area. Great find.

Really delicious desserts, I especially liked their mini versions of Czech pastries and desserts,…read morethey make everything fresh and everything is super tasty so you cannot make a wrong choice :) The only negative is that you cannot pay by card though so make sure to have enough cash on hand, otherwise they would get 5 stars.

Good place for good coffee and desserts! The bread looked delicious too. The only place so far that…read morehas alternative milk for my coffee. This is a must stop for me. Great customer service!

I only had the chocolate cake I saw in the window of the desert displays. Was it worth it? It sure…read morewas. I loved every bite. I don't even remember how much I paid ... tomorrow I may strike once again .

A spot recommended to us by our hotel - it was great to try the local pastries! Line was out the…read moredoor and very popular. Lots of people also getting their ice cream!

Ovocny Svetozor ("World of Fruit") is a casual cafe offering an array of drinks, pastries, and…read moreopen-faced sandwiches ("little bread" in Czech). I tried the sandwiches built on crusty white bread topped with smoked salmon and lemon; a creamy spread made of Hermelin (a local Czech cheese) mixed with ham; and sardine cream. Each of the sandwiches was beautifully dressed also with lettuce, egg, and parsley. We also had two sandwiches built on slices of nutty brown bread topped with a celery root and carrot slaw; and a creamy beet salad topped with arugula. My favorite sandwiches were the sardine cream for its light, airy texture and salty flavor; and the beet salad for its slightly sweet, earthy flavor. However, everything here was tasty and came at a good value too!

After being turned away from Alforno because of "technical problems", we went to Tobruk. The server…read morewelcomed us and spoke English. The food was delicious, and the prices were reasonable. On our first visit, we had both types of rigatoni, and the pasta was cooked perfectly. The Chicken Supreme was seasoned just the right amount. The iced tea is sweet and refreshing. The desserts are yummy too. We were able to get pasta to go for our daughter who didn't feel well enough to come with us, and the server had the kitchen prepare it at the end of our meal, so it would still be warm for her. There is indoor and outdoor seating. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Quite pleasant restaurant that is quite popular among the locals. There is nothing that special…read moreabout it but overall it's pleasant with good food, friendly service and good wines and beer. It's great place for various celebrations as well. I like to come here for a drink with friends or for casual dinners.