Café with a world
famous name

One of the oldest cafes with tradition in Prague. It is old but really beautiful. Their golden ages are maybe away, but you can smell this mazing atmosphere of the first republic in the air. do not forget to buy their famous pancakes!

It's a nice place for having a coffee and cake, tho it's not really cheap. You will find really nice cakes here. The atmosphere is a bit stressed and I can not recommend the food here, cause it is made just quick, without passion. The dishes are sometimes not even warmed up enough. For me the taste of the food here was just average.

Love this place! You should try FRIED TURKEY CHOPS in sesame breadscrumbs, viennese potato salad and lamb′s lettuce salad with pumpkin oil and FRESH WAFFLE WITH STRAWBERRY SAUCE and whipped cream.

Classy café, same as it used to be in early 20th century in Prague. Delicous food, inspired by old czech and Viennese kitchen. Prices aren't too high. Specially recommend turkey cutlets with Viennese potato salat and their hot chocolatte.

I had heard about how posh the second floor was and am always on the lookout for places to take friends who visit, to give them a taste of the city. My waiter came and gave me a menu, which listed many different dessert options, I ordered a coffee and then gestured to the menu and said in English that I would order soon but wanted to look first. The waiter never came back to the table, and worsr, ignored my attempts to get his attention, eye contact and even waving. Finally the bus boy came to take my empty cup and I said I wanted to order a dessert, so he got the waiter who was very abrupt and unpleasant. I'll never go back. I have travelled all over Europe and never been treated so badly. Maybe I didn't follow the prescibed protocol but "the customer is alwasy right" clearly isn't the rule of themb here. Perhaps the waiter was emulating the one in "Ratatouille." Perhaps someone complained about him. We can but hope.