A vintage vibe and a rich cake selection…read more Charming music from a bygone era and furniture to match.

This place is a delight. So cute, so quaint, so yummy. I was brought here on a getting to know you…read moredate, and it was the perfect place. With wonderful comfy chairs, perfect tables and a wonderful selection of goodies, it is a wonderful a place to hang out, chit chat and listen to wonderful old French tunes they play. Also, they have brunch, and as an American, this warms my heart

Decided to stop by because of the cafe's high review on Google, and it did not disappoint. The…read moreowner was very attentive. The breakfast was delicious. Everything from the crape to the coffee was prepared well. I had a good time.

Had breakfast here in a trip. Enjoyed very much. Sausage ms with horseradish was great. Owners (I…read morepresume), we're very friendly and patient with someone who does not speak the local language.

Great variety of teas!! They had a huge selections of Indian, Japanese, a decent Chinese tea…read moreselection and had about 10 different types of Nepalese tea. I had the Nepalese Arya tips tea, second flush, which had a honey like smell and taste. You can also bring in your own food, since I managed to eat my Café Savoy almond chocolate fondant cake with my tea. They don't sell any food here except some chocolate bars. The teapot and ware was very simple and white. Décor is very warm with dim lighting. The customer service was very friendly and knowledgeable.

Here is a new and special gem for tea lovers. Charcoal and gold, thick ash wood aromas, bright…read morecoloured exotic cast iron tea pots, and fine presentation, with friendly and knowledgeable service all combine to present a novel, tasty and tactile experience, reminding you perhaps of faraway places and fine culture. Indian and Japanese teas are their speciality. Ask for a degustation to try a variety of fine teas if you are not an expert - as I am not. And as a special treat - ask to sample a salad made from the tea leaves combined with soya and sesame seeds. A treat for explorative taste buds! And to finish? Beautifully presented matcha tea, fine green powder ladelled with a Uri Geller shaped fine wooden instrument. All in all, a great performance.

After being turned away from Alforno because of "technical problems", we went to Tobruk. The server…read morewelcomed us and spoke English. The food was delicious, and the prices were reasonable. On our first visit, we had both types of rigatoni, and the pasta was cooked perfectly. The Chicken Supreme was seasoned just the right amount. The iced tea is sweet and refreshing. The desserts are yummy too. We were able to get pasta to go for our daughter who didn't feel well enough to come with us, and the server had the kitchen prepare it at the end of our meal, so it would still be warm for her. There is indoor and outdoor seating. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Quite pleasant restaurant that is quite popular among the locals. There is nothing that special…read moreabout it but overall it's pleasant with good food, friendly service and good wines and beer. It's great place for various celebrations as well. I like to come here for a drink with friends or for casual dinners.

Kaaba is a very trendy and affordable cafe with nice breakfast and snack options. They also have…read moregreat fresh juices, Indian lassis and lemonades. The benches outside are perfect for enjoying a drink in the sun. The baked gluten free bread mentioned on the menu seemed to not be available since they served rice crackers, which to me is absolutely not the same thing. Overall an ok experience, but didn't wow me.

very cute and quiet cafe! I was in Prague for a class abroad so this was perfect for studying. The…read morestaff were very friendly. Prices are cheap and the drinks were reasonably sized and good! They also serve beer, wine and a few cocktails incase you need something a little stronger ;)

I really loved this tiny little Cafe decorated with spoons…read more Their black forest cake was to die for with fantastic cream and fresh fruit. Excellent service, lovely little Cafe with locals, and a great bathroom!

Just like a lot of places, located in a historical building with a very classic decor, a big coffee…read morepastry bar in the middle, you order from the cashier. Folks at the cashier were helpful with pointing out whats popular and what they are proud of. Ordered the custard with brioche pieces in it ( first item in the sladky bar menu) and the krupicova kase. Custard was not overwhelmingly sweet which is good and was a great touch to have brioche pieces in them, cake was great with some liquor in it. I wish my assam tea was a bit hotter, but overall good local experience. Ended up paying 590 czk for all, a bit on the pricey side

Everything looks right about this cafe. The decor, the dessert display, the informative and…read morepicture-loaded menu, English everywhere, the underground seating downstairs and the curbside seating outside. Native Czech, Iveta Fabesova (hence the IF initials), is the pastry-loving chef and mastermind behind this omnipresent café chain that's taken over Prague, all inspired by her love of French Gastronomy. It's honestly a great café. They offer the right stuff, and the desserts are creative works of art. I'd say though that those are their crowning jewels....the desserts. I had coffee, and a breakfast dish, and was underwhelmed, especially when you consider the price (cheap outside of Prague, expensive in Prague). I get it, it caters to foreigners and is artisan in its nature, so each of those elements tend to raise the price. But I wasn't blown away by my meal or coffee. Come here for desserts and you won't be disappointed at all. Your eyes will light up with the choices and the beauty in each one. They do that really well and are a leader in Prague in pastries.

So in love with this place. Seriously. When I walked in the door it screams cozy and homey. Staff…read moreis very nice, friendly and speak some english. The stone work in the interior is quite nicely done, and the space itself is big enough to fit about 15 or so people. What I really liked about this place was how they personalized their appearance; from the words written on the way in on the stairs, to the homemade sweets made right in their own kitchen (which you can see into), to a cupcake trash can, a coffee mug shaped table, unique artwork on the walls, books scattered around to read. I just loved the atmosphere that they have created here. Also the servers are on top of things and I always appreciate that. Now on to the food. All their homemade treats look amazing, I ordered a venecka (a donut looking sweet with creme in the middle) for 32 crowns and it was amazing. Best one I have ever had in my entire life. I loved it so much that I went back up to the counter to get the last one before anyone else could! Man I want another right now!!! They were just so good. Also their cafe late was quite good. I was very happy to FINALLY find a place worth 5 stars after a while of being disappointed by multiple places. Really truly loved this place. Will be back for more of all of this!!

Came here for coffee with the bf when we were in Prague a couple of weeks ago. We decided to come…read moreby here as it was only a block away from where we were staying, and it had gotten rave reviews. We also saw that it employed local folks with mental handicaps, so we thought that was a really nice thing for the community. Once inside, we were immediately greeted by the workers. We both decided on different coffee drinks: a flat white for me, and a latte for the bf. I also got a venecek: an iced doughnut that's essentially cut in half and filled with custard. We didn't get to dine in, but the cafe looked super cozy, with the front counter and the back walls being made up of intricately stacked books. It looked like a great place to do work or to study in. Our drinks both tasted pretty good, and sappily enough, they tasted like they were made with love. I'm not sure if the pastries are made in house, but the venecek I had was pretty good, and surprisingly not as sweet as it had looked. I'd certainly love to come back here, if I happened to be in Prague again, and I would recommend it to people who wish the support local community as well.

Nice coffee place with smart decorations (they have books everywhere! I thought it was the coolest…read moreidea!). I appreciated a lot the fact they employ disabled people! Always nice to go somewhere where they support causes like this one! Had their lemonade. It was good! And they do accept credit cards.