This is easily the best ice cream in town - handmade from fresh ingredients, a constantly rotating…read moreselection of gelatos and sorbets, nice cakes (even some gluten-free, sometimes), ice cream lollipops and more. A pleasant interior to enjoy your frozen sweetness in, but the recently added outdoor tables are also very welcome. Or take home half a liter of gelato and/or sorbet (8 scoops - your choice) for only 165kc. I LOVE this place.

It's a little place on a narrow street the ice cream is delicious but a little expensiveread more

One of the coolest local cafe spots in Prague in my opinion. Not touristy and a great vibe. Had a…read morebeautiful garden in the back that is delightful when the sun is out. Inside is super cozy. The cakes here are great. My friend got the red velvet and it was a nice big piece, very moist and flavorful.

I found this little gem while perusing google recommendations for best dessert in Prague and was…read morenot disappointed. Contrary to other reviews here, my coffee was perfectly made and balanced nicely between sweet and bitter. It was a bit of a coffee cocktail with syrups and homemade whipped cream. Delicious. The cake I had was amazing. It was a chocolate cake I saw in the fridge window and I knew I had to have it. Fudgy, yet light. Chocolatey, yet breezy. It was the perfect complement to a slightly bitter coffee. Absolutely delicious. Service was friendly and the waiter spook decent English. Match that with a perfect ambience (a calm garden with the occasional quack of ducks) and you have a solid 5 star experience. It's a bit out of the way, but definitely worth the trip.

I've been here few weeks ago and it was great. Place is…read morevery small, staff is friendly and their cakes are fenomenal! Coffee is also good. Prices are better then in other places nearby :)

From the owner: V našem sortimentu najdete převážně klasické české zákusky s cenami od 12,- Kč - šlehačkové s…read morePRAVOU ŠLEHAČKOU, chlebíčky, výbornou kávu, až 14 druhů kopečkové zmrzliny, ledovou tříšť, mléčné koktejly, poháry, horkou čokoládu, cukrovinky, točenou Kofolu atd. Nabízíme příjemné posezení s dětským koutkem

A pleasant hotel restaurant with nice ambiance and decent food. The service is ok, since it's the…read moreonly nice restaurant close to the Holesovice train station, I highly recommend it if you travel by train from here

The Salut is the restaurant of the Absolutum Boutique Hotel. The interior is pretty stylish with a…read morelot of wood, brick walls and nice lamps hanging from the ceiling. The menu card was very small, actually three items for starters, main course and desserts respectively but choices change on a daily basis. I guess the majority of the patrons are hotel guests anyway as the hotel/restaurant is not really located in a busy area. We chose the Entrecôte, the chicken breasts and one veggie plate and all of them were nicely prepared, good and tasty.

Pretty big, wide open space cafe in the Narodni Museum. The friends and I stopped in on a cold day…read morefor some tea. The cafe was pretty crowded with people working on laptops and miscellaneous other projects, and of course lots of kids around. There weren't as many chairs as there were tables, probably because they were moved around by the bigger groups already there. For the size of the space they could definitely use more tables and chairs. There were a couple of waiters running around between tables but service was so slow (read, nonexistent for us) that after waiting about 15 minutes we just went to the counter and ordered our tea. The chai was delicious - nicely spiced with cinnamon on top. It's a good spot to spend unlimited time working on wi-fi but not sure I would stop in just to eat.

It is never a good idea to talk down to customers. A comment as 'this is the way we do it in…read morePrague' (so tough luck to you) is a good way of scaring said customers away. Unpolite, unhelpful, unprofessional Chocolatebread was great though.

Nice coffee house. Good coffee. Good food. Nice decor and ambience. What else can you ask for.read more

My friend and I decided to check out this neighborhood after a friend recommended it. It was…read moresupposed to rain, so we chose to hang out in Barry Higgel's for a few hours. The barista greeted us first in Czech, then English. As my friend and I do not speak Czech, this was extremely helpful. I got a chai latte that was one of the best I've ever had, and my friend got cold brew. We also bought a brownie and slice of banana bread to split. Everything was delicious. The coffee shop itself had a very minimal, yet welcoming atmosphere. A lot of locals came in and out, which is always a good sign. There is free WiFi. I'd highly recommend checking out this place if you'd like a cup of coffee away from all the tourists in other parts of the city.