A quite pleasant cafe/bar located right next to a small park in the middle of a residential area…read more It is rather hidden and I would guess that mostly visited by people who live in the area as it is not the kind of a place because of which you would commute but if you live close, you come over for a coffee, beer or wine. They also have a nice garden from which you can see the park so I can imagine it can be a good spot for parents with kids :)...

Costa Coffee located in the metro Letnany station. Definitely not the best one... at 8:30 a.m. they…read morehad almost no food... one sandwich and a few pieces of sweets... coffee was also not as good as it should be, not even warm enough and the atmosphere of the place - well, you don't really want to sit here and chat. It's just ok to drink the coffee if you don't like to take it and drink on the way....

Hi, The restaurant is great and the interior interesting. I…read morelike food and I like coming back. otherwise the price is nice. and a good walk. I can recommend.

I like to come here especially when the weather is nice and you can be looking outside in the park,…read moreenjoying the views. The food is good, nothing special but you will not be dissapointed. During covid, the takeaway is quite fast.

First meal in Prague!…read more Arrived at hotel around 8, so we walked over to this place. It's set back from the road, so it's not obvious. Very friendly staff and enjoyable introduction to dining in Czechia. Some quick notes: they don't have someone to seat you, so just go in, maybe make eye contact with the bartender so they know you exist, and find a table. Sooner or later someone comes to take your order; after my garbled attempt at Czech ("Muzete me listenu jedlo prosim..."), the waitress let us know she spoke English. Ordered the pork knuckle and the duck. Both were slightly overcooked, but very tasty with generous proportions (we probably could have ordered one and an appetizer, which would have been more than enough). Good choice of local beers: Since you can get Pilsner Urquel in the US, I went for the Krusovice ("kroo-sho-veet-seh") as my introduction to Czech beers. One note: Czech beers tend to be lighter (pilsner, of course) and hoppier.