Ran across this breakfast restaurant by mistake, looking for the entrance to the Anděl Metro…read moreStation (the one built by the Soviets). While we were staring in the Mala Strana, it was just over a mile walk to get to Smichov, having a chance to pass by the Memorial to the Victims of Communism on our walk. Interesting setting and location, would have never found the place if it weren't for Janek, The Honest Guide on You Tube, calling the Eggs Benedict, "legendary." We can vouch for that, the soufflé was amazing looking and tasting. Big enough that my girlfriend could not finish the plate. I opted for the traditional English breakfast. It was a full plate of food that was fantastic! The beans were flavorful, the roasted tomatoes juicy and warm. The sausage AB's bacon cooked perfectly. The string is unique, very artsy in my opinion, combining indoor/outdoor seating. Very open and comfortable, appeared to be many locals taking in a morning coffee or breakfast and working. Amazing place, we enjoy every minute of this experience AB's our food. Highly recommended!

Great food & great ambience in this very rustic and shabby chic breakfast place; tucked behind the…read moretrees, and behind a parking lot that makes it even more unique.. loved everything about this cafe especially their eggs Benedict soufflé that was absolutely delicious! Would love to come back here the next time we're in Prague.

Food was outstanding. We had lamb and chicken combination and it was delicious. Moussaka was…read moregreat. Flavors and spices were perfect. Our meal came with hummus. Server was friendly and helpful in ordering. Sitting outside on a beautiful night, perfect meal.

The ambiance was chill, soft music playing. The environment is very cozy and relaxing. Very…read morecomfortable furniture to sit on. Fresh pastries, a selection of food and a variety of coffee and tea. Service was attentive.

Food and cappuccino was excellent. Fair price. I would definitely go again if back in Pragueread more

You want stop here! Láskavá is truly lovely…read more Paris has nothing on this café. Great little locals cafe near Vinohrady. Sat here for quite a while at this sidewalk cafe just enjoying the warm Fall day but enjoying even more the coffee and wonderful food. You order inside and your order is brought out (cafe service is still very wait staff based). Servers are courteous and efficient. All speak English but certainly helps to speak Czech. Very much worth a stop if you are near for a light breakfast or light lunch with a wonderful street side atmosphere.

A friendly space, nice and bright, with a rather yummy hot chocolate to relax with! Coffee is also…read morepretty good...

Another tiny local café in Prague but with REALLY good coffee. I wish them the best and hope they…read moremake it. I will warn the potential customer, however, that they only have a few tables, and so it's not the most comfortable place to sit down for a coffee and read/work/have an intimate conversation. Usually they have some baked good or goods which are pretty tasty as well. I always wonder how these places manage to have such cheap, high-quality coffee, but sell the same coffee bags for such a high price (you'd barely save money making it at home), but that might just be the strange economics of the business. Anyway, the products are high quality, show it some love.

If you don't know, what Bohemia and Bohemian life style have in common, this little place will…read moreteach you. Open minded folks, slightly boozy patrons, easy to meet new friends. Only downside: sometimes extremely smokey.

We were wanting to eat breakfast at Savoy ( which was next door ) but was able to get in at…read moreKofarna. We were told there was a 45 minute wait but we are welcome to sit at a table. To our surprise, we were able to order within 15 minutes. You cannot order the eggs the way you want them just the way they are on the menu. My friend ordered the same thing as me which was the eggs, bacon and cheese, but his order came 10 minutes after I received mine . His meal did not have spinach or a side of bread and no explanation was given . At one point I did have to look for our waitress to place our order , she was at the bar on her cell phone . This wouldn't be my first choice for service but the food was good .

I was tired and in need of a morning coffee after visiting Cafe Savoy for breakfast. This was the…read moreclosest place and OMG the latte I ordered was the best tasting coffee I have ever had in my entire life - and I drink a ton of specialty coffee. I was so into this latte that I ordered another and could not stop raving about it to my friends in the US over text right while I was in the cafe. When I gave this feedback to the staff they just smiled and looked super humbled by my comment, which was sweet! The ambiance is also neat! Saw tons of people chatting and studying inside. Would definitely come back!

Loved Bystro Cafe. We stumbled upon it after our somewhat brief exploration of the Vyšehrad -…read morePrague's "other castle" and the legendary birthplace of the city. We came late morning on a hot summer day after a largish breakfast so we didn't think we were ready yet for lunch, but my wife wanted an early break and an espresso tonic, so in we went. The patio was beautiful and the staff were compelling salespeople. We ordered a pickled cheese and a cheese board and everything was so good we ate more and stayed longer than we planned. Lovely cafe.

Nice quiet place in a beautiful setting with exceptional food and service. It's off the beaten path…read morebut well worth a stop.

A most amazing restaurant with impeccable service, fantastic & delicious food…read more We had an amazing breakfast for four and loved everything which is quite unusual as we are picky eaters. Everything was done well served well and priced well considering it's in a tourist area without the touristy feel you would find elsewhere. They must go to place for breakfast lunch and even dinner. Loved their seasonal specialties, which happened to be asparagus season.

Stopped here after a long walk for a bit of an afternoon respite. The decor here is lovely, with…read morehigh ceilings and old world cafe feelings all around. The selection of pastries was nice and enticing. I went for the Savoy cake, which was surprisingly light and not too sweet. I thought the marzipan would overwhelmingly cloy the taste, but it just helped the cake out. The raspberry lemonade wasn't really much home to write about. It was hot outside, so I opted for a cold drink. Maybe next time I'll get a tea/coffee. Service was prompt and efficient, but not super warm. However, I wasn't looking for the latter, so I was fine with that type of service.

Calm cosy tea place with nice relaxing atmosphere and one of the best masala tea I've tried in…read morePrague. The choice of tea in general is fascinating, and the prices are standard. They also offer snacks and sweets. My favourite halva costs something around 20Kc and is always delicious. The service is good, but not too quick, I guess it is because you are not supposed to drink tea in a hurry. In addition, you can find there books for reading and table games, and you can get a pipe. I don't smoke and cannot comment on how good it is, but people with pipes did not look unhappy. You can also buy there some spiritial literature, but I think it mainly is in Czech language.