Coffee shops and tea rooms Prague

A good place to rest between Mala Strana and Smichov or before attacking Petrin Hill. This small room overlooking Ujezd Street, very busy and touristic, offers a wide choice of coffees and teas as well as excellent homemade pastries. The setting is cozy and comfortable, with its flowery chairs and chandeliers and a charming welcome. Ideal for a break! Try to choose one of the tables overlooking the windows, open to the street in the summer, and let yourself be absorbed by the ballet of passers-by and tramways.

All day long, the little white room is busy with pastries, cookies and freshly baked cookies. These delicacies are the perfect accompaniment to the wide choice of teas and coffees on offer: espresso, filter coffee, macchiato, café frappé... It's almost religious to prepare your favorite beverage. The spacious, airy premises are much appreciated for their calm: many students come here to work, chat or read quietly. A great address, just a stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of Andel.

Nothing is left to chance in this small space, which is also a beautiful art gallery. Raw brick, spacious rooms, wooden furniture and comfortable armchairs. The warm welcome makes you feel right at home. While waiting for your coffee, tea or homemade lemonade, your gaze moves from a painting to a photo or an antique. Pastries during the day and snacks to accompany beer at mealtimes complete the picture. Despite its prime location in the heart of the old town, the bill remains very reasonable.

If the neighboring Café Montmartre is fully booked, which is often the case, don't hesitate to drop in at this little establishment entirely dedicated to the famous secret agent, whose portraits of the various actors who played him adorn the walls. No vodka martinis "by the shaker, not by the spoonful", but a good choice of teas and coffees and some simple, inexpensive breakfast options. The welcome is friendly and the place quiet, ideal for a break while exploring the old town.