Right next to Old Town Square, this is a "slightly" hidden gem. The desserts were really good,…read moreespecially the apple. The main food (I got a kebab) weren't mind blowing.

Can't speak to their regular food though can recommend for their desserts!…read more Stopped by on a weekday evening in October quite late around 10:30pm and the cafe was pretty empty, only a few other tables with customers seated. Really I'd meant to just walk by to admire the architecture and the historic gates nearby, though the vibrant hues of their petit gateau cakes grabbed my attention. I snapped some pics and walked past then halfway down the next block did a double back to enter the premises and ask the staff for a seat, which they swiftly obliged. Inside the cafe seats about 40, in various configurations of tables. Art Deco details flow from floor to ceiling. Being located within the Český kubismus / Dům U Černé Matky Boží (the House at the Black Madonna which also serves as a museum for Czech Cubism) building, the entire structure inside and out is a feast for the eyes of design and architecture buffs. Speaking of the interior only, icosahedron (20-sided three-dimensional shapes) brass and glass pendant and chandelier lights provide a glow to the room, while the floor tile, wall trim, tables, mirrors and windows all tie together with various geometric shapes and colors. The curvature of the cafe chair backs offset the plethora of strong angles. Getting back to the food, their petit gateaus oozed exquisiteness. They carry a variety of cakes made to look like mini versions of fruit or other items (mango, apple, coconut, rose, hazelnut, "virus") as well as those with more traditional appearances (chocolate hazelnut, blueberry mousse, pavlova, caramel tartlet). Agog to try everything, I settled on the raspberry mousse, with chocolate raspberry filling and a shell of dark chocolate and crushed cacao beans. Mmmmm...the texture of the mousse and filling were so creamy and smooth, the chocolate was bittersweet in a good way, the red swirl portion on top was like a soft, spongy and lightly sweet raspberry meringue. I sat a while and really savored this! Staff was overall good, quick to serve the cake, didn't judge me for only ordering a single dessert, or rush me to finish even when the cafe was clearing out towards the end. Prices were reasonable compared to NYC, though probably on the pricier side compared to some other cities. The raspberry mousse I got was 199 CZK (~$8.65 USD at the time). I would surely return to try some more of these desserts! For more info: cernamadona.com Dessert menu: https://menu.cernamadona.com/api/public/menu/open/?filename=EHxNuWB-SWaerHT-SOLVMkk.pdf&name=Dezerty1.pdf

The Trdelnik a must while in Czech! I found a place that didn't feel like a chain and it was ducked…read moreoff. I went early in the morning, everything was fresh, and smelled delectable. The workers helped me settle in my sweet treat and it was 10/10. You for sure have to eat it fast because it can become a mess if you don't. Luckily the outside eating was great for people watching. I loved the uniqueness of how these trdelniks were made so it's worth the extra steps outside of the city center to enjoy a proper one.

I had the galette with camembert, pickled pear, walnuts and cranberries. The picture I took doesn't…read morelook super fancy but it was really good. I liked the sweet-savoury flavours with the rich cheese. There is a small dining room and garden seating area hidden behind the counter in front. I went at an off time for lunch so it was nice and quiet in the back.

The Miners in Prague ended up being the perfect way to kick off our day. The coffee and matcha were…read moreclearly made with care, smooth and full of flavor without being overdone. The space had a relaxed energy that made it easy to enjoy the drinks before heading out to explore the city. It is one of those places that sticks with you and we will make a point to return the next time we are in Prague. Service was great!

I think the other people were going here for food. I was going for coffee, and this was the best…read moreespresso I had in Prague. The price is comparable to that of other chains or coffee places, but the quality is excellent. It's also extremely modern and features a generous amount of seating. If you're looking for good coffee and are in the area, you should visit here. They also offer canned coconut water, which is good.

Cafe Ebel Řetězová is now known as Bond 2 for those who stop in…read more There is no outside seating so we got our food to-go (though there was some confusion about this), but my pistachio pancakes were amazing. The raspberry soaked cakes themselves were fluffy and light, and the pistachio creme was absolutely delicious. I also ordered milk soaked porridge, which just hit the spot - it was so cozy. The service was friendly, although the food took quite a bit to show, and they take credit cards. All in all, I would definitely recommend them if you're visiting Prague.

I didn't order anything but my friends both got just an ice coffee and said it was the best dam ice…read morecoffee they ever had. They had a very small sitting area if you wanted to sit inside. The to go cups they give you are very well insulated so your ice coffee doesn't melt the ice very quickly like it usually does in the untied states.

We came here for breakfast one morning since they were one of the few places open before 8:30am…read more I had the English breakfast which was not bad, and my husband got the Mueslix healthy plate. Both were not bad, but very pricey. It's definitely a tourist spot.

The American breakfast was phenomenal. Prepared to order and very fresh. Not pictured is the potato…read morepancake under the eggs. It's similar to the American hash brown but slightly better? Ps. It comes with fresh squeezed orange juice! You can not beat the price for all that you get here! The Americano was just perfect for the cold morning. My only suggestion is that it comes in a coffee mug instead of a glass cup. You'll just have to wait until it cools down a bit. But I loved that it wasn't too strong or watered down. The service also exceeded all of my expectations. I came a little before they opened and the bartender/waiter (Gary) let me come inside and made me the americano while he continued to get the shop ready for the day. He was fun to chat with and very knowledgeable! He's fluent in four different languages and is just the coolest guy! As the morning went on a few locals dropped in for the usual and they knew Gary very well. All left happier than they came (including me!) Lovely atmosphere with soft music and natural lighting. There is a wide window and two entrances to let a natural breeze in. There is seating both inside and outside. Plenty of seating for small and large parties and restrooms located downstairs!

Mondieu has wonderful latte and tea and I had a filling açaí bowl with muesli, blueberries,…read morestrawberries and hazelnuts. Just off the Old Town square and not too busy.

Lovely coffee shop with delicious pastries. We went back twice while we were visiting Prague. The…read moreservice was attentive.

Surprisingly, we came here twice and our favorite things were the pumpkin soup and the lemonade! I…read morewould go over to If Cafe for dessert, and eggs... A lot of hype, but a gorgeous cubist cafe and big outdoor area, food came out fast, and service was friendly both times. Worth it if you don't have to wait.

A bit touristy but very nice design and I had a great experience here…read more Food: Croque Madame (249 CZK) was very tasty- cheese was nicely melted and I especially liked the creamy sauce on top. Boost Smoothie (99 CZK) was decent, although more like a juice and slightly small portion size. Raspberry Cake (199 CZK) for dessert was great with a chocolate shell on the bottom and raspberry flavored top swirl. Environment: The most unique part of this restaurant is that it is a rare cubist design, which has a modern and sleek appearance. The interior is very clean with bright natural light. It was actually not that busy when I went for brunch despite the location between the Old Town Square and Powder Gate. Service: The staff are friendly and attentive. The service speed was also pretty quick. Overall, I had a very pleasant experience dining at the Grand Cafe Orient, with good brunch food and a nice environment. While the food might be more 4 star than 5 star quality, it's certainly a great and convenient option for brunch.

Good lunch option - not worth going out of the way for, but good if you need something in the area…read more/ near the Jewish museum. I had a mixed quiche and lentil salad and both were tasty and filling.

Great espresso drinks and great baked items! Had chocolate Kahlua loaf cake and Linzer torte cookie.read more