Excellent Cafe in the town. Love to sit in the patio and see the street view. Great Irish cream…read morecoffee and pastries

This place is a must if you're traveling with kids. The food was decent but the kids play area is…read moreamazing!! Huge room with a slide, ball pit, ride-on toys, and all sorts of other toys. Kids loved it and adults loved that we could eat while they played. Definitely recommend.

Kolectiv was suggested by our guesthouse owner. We found the cafe really nice. Kolectiv is a hip…read moreand modern coffee place that serves breakfast. We came several times during a visit to Cesky Krumlov. It is also nice that they have clean bathrooms available for patrons. All the food we ordered was good as well. The BLT was great. The yogurt was great. The pumpkin spice latte was decent. Prices are fair. They have other treats and items to order that looked great as well. This place is popular and fills up as tourists wake up and look for a nice breakfast. We got lucky with decent tables during our visits. The other super awesome thing is they have kids toys which came in great for us and our kid. I will say service could be better. Staff are not the nicest or warmest folks.

Extremely rude service, I'm just leaving this place and shaking with anger. Have never been treated…read morelike this. My wife and I got two overpriced lattes. While we were waiting my wife got a scoop of ice cream from across the street. We were paying customers sitting for a few mins by the window in an empty cafe. The server then said they had to "ask us to leave" and to get out. We left immediately and I just noted that we're happy to leave but that the way she said it was rude. Then she replied "well you are very rude."

What a find. We went to both locations and if you are in Plzen it's a cannot miss place. Food,…read moreservice and ambiance are outstanding.

Amazing cafe that we went to twice in Pilsen! Delicious avocado toast with eggs and bacon. Friends…read moreordered other tasty breakfast options. Round of coffee and cappuccino. Staff speaks English and is friendly. Contactless payment available. Very affordable. Would recommend!

Really good gelato and brunch! I tried a few different gelato and sorbetto flavours while I was in…read moreTábor and they were all delicious. They change up the flavours every day so there's always something new. Avocado toast for brunch was also great. It was always a little busy when I visited, but if you can get a table I do recommend trying the food. The staff were friendly. Everyone that I talked to spoke English and could help with questions about the available flavours.

I heard it was really good, but I was not expecting this! The sorbets, from mango to aperol…read more.. absolutely amazing! The interior is modern, vibrant, and full of life. It seems to be the biggest hit in Tábor and that comes as no surprise. Although I didn't get to try anything on the menu (aside from coffee, which was also delicious), everything looked beautiful and I'm sure it tasted that way too. Definitely do not miss this place; it needs to be on everyone's to-do list.

Visited in November 2014 for lunch…read more Most people here speak Czech, but there is one lady who speaks English. She was very helpful. I ordered a salami baguette and a box of 4 pastries for a friend. They packaged it neatly into a white box and tied it together with a cute string. The salami sandwich was delicious. There was a perfect combination of cheese and salami. The wifi was free and very fast. Overall, a very comfortable location, delicious food, and great pastries. It is also very busy with locals, so the locals love it too!

My boyfriend and I were desperate to find a casual breakfast place in this area. It is nothing…read morecrazy-- just your typical bakery/fast food like spot. But the prices are low and the quality is high!

Štrůdl. It´s a czech dessert made of puff pastry and you can make it sweet or salty. I prefer sweet…read morekind with e.g. grated apples or pears. But salty one with spinach is also delicious. Anyway, this place offers many kinds both sweet and salty and they are delicious. Yep, DELICIOUS. You heared it. And I am not kidding. They don´t have anything else to eat. But they don´t need to. Because local štrůdl rules. I got back 20-25 years into the time when I was a little boy and my grandmother was preparing this traditional czech dessert (ok, its origin is in Austria but let´s not ruin this moment:-) mainly with apples. And local štrůdl is definitely one of the best which I have eaten since that time. Just to complete all info. Service is very good, and interier is kind a normal. Nothing is really special except ŠTRUDL!!! So check it people. It´s definitely worth it.

Great stop for when you're in need of a bathroom (super clean), some coffee, a recharge (tons of…read moreoutlets), or something sweet. Delicious strudels, friendly service.

Friendly service and yummy food and coffee :) Outdoor seating is lovely but hard to come by. Free…read morewifi and a nice view. Very easy to find. Does not take cards, so bring cash!

An unbelievably hostile place. After waiting ages to get seated (even though there weren't any…read moreother new visitors and the people that were there were already served and eating), I asked the waitress if I could seat myself and she snapped back at me to just sit and pointed at an empty table. After waiting ages to place an order, I walked up to the counter to ask, thinking perhaps I was supposed to order at the counter. Even before I said anything, the waitress rolled her eyes and snapped again, telling me to wait at my table. At that point I completely lost my appetite and started leaving - which was the only time she recognized me and said bye loudly in a really condescending tone. I wouldn't even be writing this long paragraph about how terrible my experience was if she had just kept on ignoring me and my friend as she had done in th beginning instead of making that irritating snarky remark. Not sure if she was just grumpy that day or if she's just plain rude. Not sure if super unprofessional or racist. If you don't want to be serving clueless tourists (although I feel pretty justified in simply trying to catch the waiter's attention after waiting ages in a cafe that didn't even have new tables to serve besides mine), perhaps don't work in a town that relies on tourism? Completely ruined an otherwise wonderful day at Cesky Krumlov. There are plenty of lovely cafes in town - don't waste your time here.

A great coffee place during the summer for its beautiful terrace. Less so in the winter because of…read morethe rather small and dark interior. The service has always been great. And prices are rather good for the centre of Marianske Lazne.

The food there was so good. It was such high quality and was really tasty. The food was also very…read morecheap and the menu was really nice. The menu was also translated in other languages so it made life easier. It wasn't too crowded and the staff was quite nice. The wait time wasn't too bad either so I would definitely recommend going there.

One of my favourite and regular places to go to in Strakonice for food!…read more FOOD - very tasty (especially my favourite pearl barley one) and traditional Czech SERVICE - great so far TIMING - just appropriate for freshly cooked food ATMOSPHERE - relaxed and clean VALUE - for money The only star I saved for, hopefully, next time - was for the lack of items on the menu on my last visit (pretty much all my first choices were gone). I assume it was busy period for St. Václav celebrations, but it was Saturday lunch on the other side?..