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.

Nice coffee house. Good coffee. Good food. Nice decor and ambience. What else can you ask for.read more

My friend and I decided to check out this neighborhood after a friend recommended it. It was…read moresupposed to rain, so we chose to hang out in Barry Higgel's for a few hours. The barista greeted us first in Czech, then English. As my friend and I do not speak Czech, this was extremely helpful. I got a chai latte that was one of the best I've ever had, and my friend got cold brew. We also bought a brownie and slice of banana bread to split. Everything was delicious. The coffee shop itself had a very minimal, yet welcoming atmosphere. A lot of locals came in and out, which is always a good sign. There is free WiFi. I'd highly recommend checking out this place if you'd like a cup of coffee away from all the tourists in other parts of the city.

We are visiting Prague and stayed on the same block of Filicori, we were intrigued by the racklette…read morething so we decided to give a try and we were so impressed. The food was amazing, the service was great as well... so we decided to come back out last night, this time around for fondue and the experience was exactly the same, great food and great service!

When it comes to the Palmovka area, this is maybe the only nice cafe that opens already in the…read moremorning and is a great choice for breakfast. Also, in the afternoon it's a pleasant place to have a coffe with friends or a glass of wine. What I love are their hotn croissants that they serve for breakfast.

The ambiance was chill, soft music playing. The environment is very cozy and relaxing. Very…read morecomfortable furniture to sit on. Fresh pastries, a selection of food and a variety of coffee and tea. Service was attentive.

Stopped in for a coffee and to relax/ kill time before my flight out of Prauge. Convenient location…read moreto hop on the metro. The decor in here is awesome!! Loved the music, it was bustling but not super loud and the servers were fast and friendly. Most notable for me was the awesomeeeeee selection of tea and coffee supplies that I drooled over after a delicious cappuccino and pretty good quiche. I did think the food was quite overpriced and not great but overall was impressed by what reminded me of coffee houses back home in New York! Definitely a cute spot to stop by for a caffeinated or sweet treat if your in the area

exceptional industrial location, different designers local brands, accessories, clothes for…read morechildren, coffee bar, live DJs, place to meet friends.

Lovely space to enjoy great coffee! Some outside benches as well as space inside! And it was cool…read moreinside to escape the heat!!!

Easily one of the best coffees I've had in Prague. It's early days on the decor, and a bit…read morehipstery, but a nice enough place for a cuppa despite that. I will be watching this place to see what they develop into.

Food and cappuccino was excellent. Fair price. I would definitely go again if back in Pragueread more

You want stop here! Láskavá is truly lovely…read more Paris has nothing on this café. Great little locals cafe near Vinohrady. Sat here for quite a while at this sidewalk cafe just enjoying the warm Fall day but enjoying even more the coffee and wonderful food. You order inside and your order is brought out (cafe service is still very wait staff based). Servers are courteous and efficient. All speak English but certainly helps to speak Czech. Very much worth a stop if you are near for a light breakfast or light lunch with a wonderful street side atmosphere.