I almost skipped the chimney cake after reading so many reviews from locals saying it's not…read moreauthentic. Even though it's not originally Czech, I think it's actually not bad if you think of it as a cinnamon bun with toppings. I got the pistachio one (150 CZK) with ice cream (60 CZK), so 210 CZK total. It's a bit pricey, but by NYC standards, that's pretty typical city pricing for about $10 USD. Honestly, I kind of liked it. Give it a shot. It might surprise you. The ice cream was milky, and the bun was fresh, warm, and coated in sugar. Service was quick and there was no line at night.

great desert! the frozen queen has chocolate, strawberries, and ice cream. It's a lot of food- very…read morefilling, but totally worth it! super busy, but you can tell why after you try it. The staff was okay, some of them were a little dry but it could be the stress of how many people were there. Grab and go, would recommend going to a park to go eat.

Food was great, fresh and attractive. The coffee was…read moreactually one of the best we had on our trip. Service was very friendly, polite and helpful. The area was beautiful to eat and people watch, such a great experience! I definitely recommend !

Stumbled here after going to pandora for my travel charm and the place was so cute and trendy…read more Staff polite! Caramel latte was very good. Food was great! Lots of sweet treat options

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.

Café Louvre - Prague ( 8 to 23.30 )…read more We visited Café Louvre on a Saturday around noon, and although the line was long, it moved surprisingly fast. The staff is clearly very well organized and efficient. Service was quick, attentive, and professional. The waiters were elegantly dressed, which added to the classic, old-world charm of the place. We also got lucky and were seated by the window, which made the experience even more special. The food was absolutely outstanding -- truly one of those meals that makes every cell in your body feel happy. Everything was beautifully prepared, flavorful, and comforting, yet refined. You can tell this is a place that takes pride in doing things right. Yes, it's popular and a bit touristy -- but for a very good reason. Café Louvre lives up to its reputation, combining history, atmosphere, and excellent food with smooth, professional service. We highly recommend checking this place out when visiting Prague. It's a classic for a reason.

Probably some of the best Gelato I've had. It was super creamy and light which was perfect for the…read morehot day. The people were very welcoming and it's right across the street from some benches which are perfect for eating the Gelato.

Angelato was a recommendation by our food tour and boy was it great! There were more flavors than…read moreyou knew what to do with. You could tell the ingredients were high quality. Located just off the main square/shopping district, Angelato is a 3 min walk. The line can get long at times... but it moves fast.

We've passed by a dozen of these shops, but what caught my eye is that they had different flavors…read morethan your average shop. I had the salted caramel and boy oh boy did that hit the spot. The caramel was rich and luxurious, on a hot cone, it was fantastic. She was fast and we got exactly what we ordered.

You have to have this dessert when in Praha, it is all over the place. I stopped at this booth in…read moreparticular where it was prepared over coals and with ice cream filling. This dessert reminds me of a giant churro but it's prepared differently. Nonetheless you can't leave Praha without trying one of these bad boys.

Great little cafe. Really yummy cakes, I tried the Sicilian orange cake and it was amazing. So many…read moreoptions for hot chocolate it's almost overwhelming, but can't go wrong!

I ordered the "Coffee with whipped cream and eggnog" and didn't know that the default version was…read morealcoholic, because in America the eggnog does not have alcohol. I got the 72% dark chocolate with dried melon pieces and it is a delicious flavor combination! It is one of my top favorite type of dark chocolate bar that I ever had! This place has a variety of dark and milk chocolate bars to buy to-go.

TLDR: there are better options for food and beer. I came here because the reviews were excellent,…read morehowever, I wasn't the biggest fan. We ordered the beef cheeks, which were served cold (likely as intended but not what I was expecting). Flavor was fine but not great. The burger was also just okay. For something so standard, it was passable but not likely to order again. Our favorite dishes were 1) the duck and 2) potato and vegetable patties. Duck was crispy, hot, and had pretty good flavor! The vegetable patties were also crispy and balanced, slightly sweet. The beer list was limited but we liked what we ordered. Hate to be a broken record but we've had better while in the city. Wouldn't recommend this place to a friend since it was just average.

Good place to get away from the streets Frys are VERY good…read morethe chicken burger was a little sweet in the batter burger also was good but a little sweet. Not sure how haha good drinks, good food, good service

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.