It seems weird there were no Yelp reviews for this place, so here it goes:
This is a simple café located on the first floor of one historical building. There is no logo, no name in the street, you just need to find a golden door and go upstairs. The menu is simple and that is perfect. Please treat this place with respect. It is not a hipster or pompous. It´s just a perfect hideway from the madness outside - this place is located above the main square in Prague, one of the most visited places in all Europe -
next to the astronomical clock in the heart of Old Town Square, the space dates back to the 15th century. Find the entrance marked Prague Creative Center and head up the stairs for a break from the crowds.
(From the Prague Visitor site) - The Skautský institut operates under Junák, the national organization of Czech scouts and the largest educational NGO for youth in the country with over 60,000 members. Originally founded in 1911, the organization has been forced to disband three times - in 1940 with the start of WWI, 1948 after the Communist coup and again in 1970 after the Prague Spring. Despite being shutdown multiple times in its 100-year existence, Junák always re-emerged within weeks of freedom returning to the country. This spirit of resilience and commitment to democracy is what the scouts represent to this day. Junák encourages children and youth to grow their intellect, morality and physical skills, and teaches them to care about the people and nature in the world around them. The Skautský institut shares these scouting ideals with the general public.
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