Decent espresso near Charles Bridge, which is saying something given how busy it gets around there. Quiet enough to actually sit for a bit. The art on the walls is a nice touch, nothing too fancy but fits the place. Pretty good stop if you need a break from the crowds.

Cozy little place with a hidden courtyard, drinks were reasonably priced for the area. Staff friendly enough. Would&#39;ve liked a bigger pour for what we paid, but not bad.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The pistachio cake was really good&mdash;moist, not too sweet. Flat white was solid too. Staff took time to walk me through the menu, which I appreciated. Place has a nice relaxed feel, though it got a bit busy around noon.

Solid chocolate spot by the Brick Gate. Owner actually cares about local producers, you can taste it. Picked up a few bars as gifts, decent price for the quality. Not a huge place but fine for a quick stop. Worth checking out if you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here for a while now. The chicken pho still hits the spot - broth&#39;s got that deep savory taste, noodles cooked just right. Only thing is they really pile on the spring onions, gotta pick half of em out every time. But the staff remembers me now, that&#39;s something.

Cozy little place, exactly as the name says. The coffee was solid and the homemade cake hit the spot. Just wish they had more seating, felt a bit cramped.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed the grilled chicken plate. Portion was huge, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it. Food came out fresh and hot, no complaints there. Place has that proper pub feel, nothing fancy but comfortable. Staff was nice enough, didn&#39;t speak much English but we managed fine with pointing and smiling. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Fish and chips hit the spot&mdash;batter was crispy, fish stayed juicy. Tartare sauce on the side was a solid bonus. Dark beer on tap went well with it. Price is a bit above the usual Prague pub level, but you get what you pay for. Service was fast enough for a lunch break.

Menu had photos, made it easy to pick. English breakfast was solid, eggs done right. Orange juice was fresh. Place felt warm inside, nice for a cold day. Nothing fancy but decent.

The sushi here is solid &mdash; fresh fish, well-cut, no complaints. I had the salmon nigiri and a spicy tuna roll, both hit the spot. The place looks properly Japanese with the lanterns and artwork, which I liked. Service was fast, friendly enough. Only thing: chairs get uncomfortable after a while, and it gets loud when full. I&rsquo;d come back for the food, maybe grab a sake next time to go with it.

Kung Pao chicken was solid and came out fast. Cocktails were better than I expected for a Chinese spot. Right by the metro too, easy to get to.

Cozy little spot with books everywhere&mdash;felt like a hidden gem. Cash only caught me off guard, but the coffee made up for it.

The tuna roll was the standout. Fish tasted properly fresh, rice had the right vinegar kick. Presentation looked nice on the plate too. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get, but the flavors were solid. I&#39;d order that one again.

Nice spot for a quick lunch. Sat outside in the courtyard, sunny day made it better. They got Kofola on tap which is a plus. Had the goat cheese salad, pretty solid. Service was fast enough for a work break. Nothing fancy but it does the job.

We walked in and asked if we could have a table for 2 the staff started to get rude with us so we left. Wouldn&rsquo;t recommend here and wouldn&rsquo;t pay for food if staff were going to be rude to us.

Two cakes and a latte for around 200 CZK &mdash; pretty solid for the location. Desserts tasted fresh, and the place felt cozy for a chilly afternoon. Nothing fancy, but I&rsquo;d stop by again.

I was particularly impressed by the creativity of the dishes at ZEM. The modern take on traditional Czech food is both comforting and inventive, showcasing the chef&#39;s talent and passion for culinary art.

No seats and no English menu, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Honest Czech food, prices are hard to beat. Staff took time to explain everything. Been back a few times now.

Central spot, open late which helped after a long day. Staff spoke English fine. Food was fresh, nothing fancy but solid.

Cozy little place, staff actually remembers you after a visit or two. Carrot cake was solid, and my wine paired better than expected with it. Prices fair for the area.

The tasting menu was lovely, especially the venison ragout. Watching the open kitchen was a nice touch.

Hearty portions for sure. I got the grilled chicken with veggies and it was fresh, not overcooked like some places. The setting is basic, but I didn&#39;t really care once the food arrived. Just wish they had a few more salad options on the menu. Still, decent spot if you&#39;re hungry and want something simple.

The sp&auml;tzle here is seriously good. We sat outside after a long walk in Prokopsk&eacute; &uacute;dol&iacute; and it hit the spot. Just wish the service had been a bit faster.

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