This Starbucks is conveniently located before security at Prague Airport Terminal 1, making it a…read morenice stop for a coffee after arriving into Prague, or before going through security. The store is fairly small but does seem to have just enough seating. There is also a nice selection of Starbucks-branded merchandise on offer including espresso and coffee mugs with Prague branding. Prices did seem a little higher than back home in the UK, but this is an airport location where prices do seem to be higher anyway. The barista who served me was friendly enough, and service was relatively fast given the fact they were busy. I ordered a Venti Salted Caramel Cream Cold Brew, my drink was OK, they got the thickness right on the cream, so it was able to melt into my drink (A common mistake at other Starbucks locations is making the cream too thick), but the Cold Brew its-self wasn't sweetened. They use paper straws here, due to the ban on plastic by the EU, again not a fan of this or the quality of the straws they use, but not much can be done unfortunately. An interesting note for visitors from North America where the local laws may be different. 3* - Not a bad place to grab a coffee before or after flying into Václav Havel Airport Prague, expensive but when visiting an Airport you don't have much choice!

There's not much I can say about this Starbucks location. It's conveniently located in the…read moreairport's very busy departure check-in area where thousands of travelers pass through every day. Although they were busy, as expected, the staff were very friendly and efficient. And in multiple languages! Bravo!

Ordered a medium, got a small. I asked about the size Nikola said it is not about the soze but the…read morenumber of shots and called me an asshole in czech language to her colleague and told her I can fuck off - thinking I dont speak the language.

This will sound SO American of me, but I am heading back to the US and needed an airport coffee…read morethat was cheap, easy and BIG. Europe has delicious coffee but sometimes a gal just wants a giant cup of drip coffee with milk and sugar. So! Coffee has that. For around $7 (US) I got the biggest coffee I have seen in weeks AND a filled donut! Perfect, not to mention yummy! I am caffeinated and ready to take on the long journey home through the skies!

For an airport coffee shop, I was reasonably impressed by Costa Coffee. They were fast, had a nice…read moreseating area, and offered a good array of items. They have bottled beverages, a selection of pastries, and coffee to go or to dine in with. After over a day of being in airports and the burden of having to use an airport atm to at least get me out of the airport, I was ready to grab a coffee and a bite before making my way to the city center. The line went smooth, the barista focusing on one individual at a time, making their drink, and then moving onto the next person. They were clearly multilingual so ordering in English was easy, which I was grateful for. I ordered a cafe latte and a mini snek (like a pinwheel, flaky and buttery). The latte was the warm pick me up I needed. Their stand with sugar and stirrers was clean and well organized. One downside was that I was unable to break my 500Kč note there as she said she didn't have the change so I needed to use card. So that part of picking coffee was a bust but I can't be too upset when the coffee and bite were good and needed nonetheless.

We ordered two coffees. Cappuccino and flat white. Small cappuccino was mild and milk not properly…read moredone. Flat wh was really good. Don't expect any art on your coffee. Costa feels like it's coffee airport factory.

One of very few affordable places to have a drink or snack on entire Prague Airport. Only Paul is…read morecomparable. Staff is very friendly and they don't ask brick of gold for one coffee.

This was exactly what I needed before departure. The place is rather quiet, and they don't offer an…read moreexcessive mix of food items. But what they have is really tasty and well worth the price! The service is kind and good, it's overall very clean. Most important for me is that they have good coffee.

Poor service, poor food... there aren't many good options at the airport and this definitely isn't…read moreone of the good ones

A nice cozy space with couches and single seats along a bar. They also offer free wi-fi. One of…read morethe featured drinks was a raspberry pink peppercorn flat white which cost 125 CZK ($5.34 at the time of this review). The raspberry and peppercorn were subtle and equal in strength. A well made and unique drink overall. I enjoyed the drink and might try to recreate it my self. Service was average. The main problem here is that used dishes often clutter the area. Otherwise it would be 4 stars.

Came by for some baked goods before flying out and it was a disappointing experience. My last time…read moreat Paul in Luxembourg was also terrible. Started off with the donut with hazelnut filling and it was terrible. The donut was stale and the filling was minimal...bummer. The ham and cheese croissant was decent, definitely satisifed my hunger during a travel day!

I found this Paul in the Prague Airport, terminal 2 at the bottom of the escalator between the D…read moreand C concourses. Pastries, sandwiches, other goodies that worked well for this 8am departure when I did not get anything at the hotel before I left. Point at a sandwich, "latte" and I was able to pay and go. The sandwich was fresh and delicious, the latte was super hot (like, ten minutes for it too cool to a drinkable temperature) and I was good for the two hours prior to boarding and until I was able to get to the Crown Lounge at AMS. It was A-OK. [Review 12268 overall, 2052 of 2019.]

Friendly service, chia seed dessert with fresh berries made with coconut milk. Nice. Very good…read morecroissants as well and above average coffee, all at an airport. Nice!

Pastries look yummy from distance, but they were quite lame. I think they were not fresh. And,…read morequite OVERPRICED. Then we had a misunderstanding with the waitresses, mostly about English, but they were bit rude while dealing with it. Even if it is airport, we expect some decent quality! Where does this 'no need to be kind, no competition anyway' perception come from?