What an absolutely stellar bakery. I've been living in Berlin the last year and I cannot tell you…read morehow badly I missed cinnamon rolls- Artic has the best one. We went back TWICE to get it- and when you're on vacation you know how rare it is to double dip at restaurants. The space is small and you can't sit inside but honestly it's fine. The service was good and everyone spoke English which was helpful. You can pay with card as well. Highly highly recommend.

Good and fresh bakery, efficient service, in and out clean, to go only…read moreOrdered an almond cream filled danish and a pistachio cookie. The cream somehow tastes like my childhood medicine but the cookie came out clean. Take a star off.

We stopped he by chance coming from the castle and felt very lucky to have lunch here. Great quiche…read moreand berry pie and coffees. Owner/operator does Glutin free. Very cozy place to sit too.

Nice little coffee shop that sells pastries and sandwiches. We stopped by for some sandwiches to…read morego. Very friendly and helpful staff. It's not far from the castle and a great place for an inexpensive meal.

Amazing. Rating all the five star reviews I see here and it's easy to see [and taste] why. Helene…read moreand I were on a walking tour of Prague and after a few hours we new it was time to sit and relax for a bit. We walked past Nostress and after seeeing the crowd here, we knew this was the place to sit for a bit. The shear amount of the different pastries, open face sandwiches, breads and anything else you can think of is staggering with new additions coming out regularly. I am not sure what the items we ate were called but they certainly looked great and that alone was a reason to order them. I sharred one item with a cheese and almonds. It was amazing. My wife had some amazing-looking cookies. The coffee was delicious and hot. My only issue abroad is that the amount of coffee served is much smaller than back home. We are so used to getting large portions of everything. Another reviewer said that it had the look and feel of a French Bakery which was perfect. There is no question that if I am back in prague, Nostress is on the must-visit list.

After searching for decent croissants in Prague for 3 days we finally found this great place! We…read morewere first to arrive and enjoyed light and fluffy, fresh pastries and warm baguettes! The locals poured in for multiple baguettes, so you need to be prompt! Of course, the coffee was also fresh and delicious, and the staff very kind and helpful. If you don't visit them then that is on you.

This place is fantastic. An amazing collection to breakfast foods and good coffee…read more Ham croissants are perfection. The walnut cake is just right...not too sweet. Oatmeal raisin cookies were huge and yummy. Even the muesli cookies were good. This should be your daily breakfast stop.

Good lunch option - not worth going out of the way for, but good if you need something in the area…read more/ near the Jewish museum. I had a mixed quiche and lentil salad and both were tasty and filling.

Janek, the Honest Guide on You Tube, rated this place number two on oblozene chlebicky joints in…read morePrague to try. A must Czech snack/party item to try. We made a stop and was wide eyed upon entering, as everything behind the glass counters looked delicious. They had everything from kolaches, to gorgeous desserts, open faced sandwiches, to salads and meat croquettes. We tried the Prague ham with egg, half cheese half Prague ham/pepperoni, and the caviar chlebicky. Each open face sandwich was delicious. Every item was carefully placed on each slice of bread. A layer of potato salad topped with a slice of cucumber and tomato, half boiled egg, and thin layer of Prague ham. The ham was light and thin, and not overly salted as you would find in a supermarket. So easy and delicious to eat, that you can't just have one. I tried the caviar oblene chlebicky which had two different types of caviar on it. It was nice, light, and not salty either. Good cheap eats. One star off as the ladies behind the counter were not very friendly.

A great place for cheap eats for breakfast or lunch in Prague. The service was fast and helpful,…read moreand there are a variety of delicious chlebickys (open-faced sandwiches) to choose from, along with pastries and fried items. The egg salad cheblicky was tasty - a layer of potato salad topped with fresh grated and quartered hard-boiled eggs with bits of red pepper throughout.

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.

Beautiful restaurant historical from 1893! Warm attentive service from Veronica! Excellent…read morecappuccino, macchiato, elegantly presented. Apple strudel with magical vanilla sauce. Delicious Steak tartare with rye toast. Highly recommend.

Adorable little spot you must go to! Gingerbread was so good and they also have some other…read morespecialties. Staff was so kind as well and were super helpful

Such a cute fairytale gingerbread shop! I have a sweet tooth for gingerbread, and I enjoyed…read morebrowsing all the pretty sweets. I ended up purchasing the Gingerbread man sandwich with apricot jam and a plain heart shaped gingerbread. Took a lot of photos, since I was so happy to eat gingerbread here on my first trip to Prague!

Tredlnik is a must try when in Prague. It's a lightly sweetened, cylindrical chimney cake,…read moreoriginally from Hungary and sold all over Prague. My recommendation is to go with the traditional version which has no filling and is rolled in brown sugar, cinnamon and walnut which is what we opted for. It's not too sweet and makes for a great light snack. This establishment is located right near the Charles bridge so makes it easy to take one to-go to enjoy on the walk across the bridge. The one we had in Budapest had thicker dough strips than the one here and honestly I preferred this one.

Trednik all over Prague. It's not original and it's not sophisticated dessert. So just pick a store…read moreand give it a try. Quick service, good filling options. Would prefer waffle cone and real gelato instead. Been there done that dessert. No ambiance since only to go option.

I was Wandering around city hall area and desperately carve for sweet and a drink. We knew this…read morearea was full of tourist trap,so we googled and found this place has 4.9 stars, we decided to give it a try. I am not a coffee person, can not tell if coffee taste good or bad. What I Like this place is they do latte art for every coffee, staff and friendly. We ordered cakes and muffins, both taste amazing just right amount of sweetness. During our stay, there were locals here to buy coffee and coffee beans. I guess this was a good sign this place was Not totally a tourist trap. The downside is this place has no outdoor space to sit, you can sit only on indoor bench.

If you need to wait a few hours, with all your luggage, after a long journey, because your…read moreapartment in Prague is not ready, this is definitely the place. The espresso was wonderfully prepared, with multiple choices of beans from around the world. The homemade lemongrass and mint tea was divine. The cheese strudel also took the edge off, although it was a bit on the dry side... Thanks so much for being patient with us and letting us camp out for a few hours.