Food and service okay. New to Prague, but seems expensive...or guess I expected Prague to be…read morecheaper. About $29 for soup, entree, beer, tip.

This place was absolutely delicious. The service was very, very good, they offered a picture of our…read morewhole family, which was very kind and sweet of them, especially since they got very busy. It is a very small place but a very delicious meal and very cozy and decently priced. Definitely would recommend.

We stopped in for dinner and were seated right away. We ordered drinks--beer, wine, and water. For…read moreour meal, we shared the bohemian plate for two, which included duck, pork, sausage, Prague ham, braised cabbage, and dumplings. Everything was absolutely delicious! The service was fantastic, and since it was raining, we relaxingely hung out for a bit. The view was absolutely fabulous--what more could you ask for?

I was there last year and I still think about it. The focaccia sandwich was so delicious, I could…read moreeat it daily. The bread was amazing.

Quite a pleasant coffee place with industrial spacious interior and chilled atmosphere. They have…read morenice cakes and also prepare basic hot meals such as eggs. Their cakes are truly tasty and so are baguettes. What I do not like is that when the place gets crowdy, it can take quite long until you get your coffee.

Well the 'burger' and the 'lasagna' were Czech approximations of the real thing-uncooked bacon in…read moreboth of them, slices of processed cheddar cheese in the lasagna instead of ricotta and cucumbers in the burger. I would give them two stars for such bad food but for me service is always the most important and they were fast, friendly and attentive. It was nice being able to sit outside on the sidewalk. I might go back to try the homemade pasta they are advertising, but I'll be surprised if it's any good. Maybe a good place for a beer and watch passersbys.

There are two places in the world that service great coffee Melbourne and Italy. And now I've found…read morea place in Prague that comes close! Breakfast was great coffee wonderful and staff friendly! But want would I know I only eat at about 100 restaurants a year' congratulation guys!

Lovely location with lovely wait staff. Enjoy the crowd format why window seating while you sip…read moreyour espresso. Good but not great coffee and a waiter you will leave you alone to have a good conversation.

A great restaurant with traditional food. Although in the touristy area (with rustic and…read moretraditional interiors) the quality of food is very high. The goulash soup is a great starter and the pork medallions were succulent with delicious sauce. Desserts are a bit small (don't believe the pictures in the menu!), so I would focus on some hearty appetizers instead. There is free secure (encrypted) WiFi - the password is written in the corner of each table. There is a large step near the entrance which makes wheelchair access hard, but the staff cheerfully pulled together and carried my friend (wheelchair and all) down and back up.

After coming from visiting the doctor because of a painful kidney stone (thank you, doctor, for…read morethat amazing injection of pain med), we wanted to eat quickly and found this place in the name of Old Town streets. If I'm not mistaken, this restaurant belongs to a hotel, but I'm not sure. It has a great aesthetic with an open roof patio, lots of plants, and its own brewery. Our server was less than friendly, but I think it's just a demeanor of the Czech people. My son orders a liter size beer which was, if you can believe it, cheaper than our bottle of water. My son ordered some kind of soup, my husband ordered some schnitzel, and I ordered the trout. The soup and the schnitzel tasted fine. I did not like my trout at all. I've had a whole fish at other European restaurants, and usually they cut it open and pull out the bones. Not the case here. Between working around the bones and everything swimming and butter, it was not an enjoyable meal. I never thought that I would think that you could have too much butter, but I was wrong. This place was fine but I wouldn't put it on any list. If you happen to be in Old Town prague looking for a meal, you can find better. If you just want to have a beer or a drink and relax, this is your place.

I love Lidl. It's a full size supermarket with good prices and great selection. I have shopped at…read moremany of their stores in other trips to Europe. This one had a nice produce department, as well as cheeses, beverages and groceries. It's located underground, so just go under and save some money...

This place is one of my favorites in Prague. The interior is amazing and of course the drinks and…read morefood as well! What they're really big on is home made authentic everything so you don't have to be afraid to try their delicious cakes and meals. It is usually very busy though but for those looking for a place to work, they have a small cute room just for those purposes.

Cute brunch spot. Food was great, nothing spectacular or special. Nice presentation of food.read more