5 Most Beautiful Prague Cafes
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Prague is famous for its splendid architecture, beautiful women, and delicious beer. But it should also be famous for its beautiful cafes!
That's right! So please, if you are traveling to Prague, do Czech coffee places a favor. Resist the desire to go to the same coffee chains that you go to at home and visit Prague's beautiful, art-nouveau and art-deco coffee places. Don't know where to find them? Well, luckily we made this video for you.
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In A few days ….can’t get enough of your videos !
very good. I will be traveling there during the summer.
Please do a food tour together with "Honest Guide"
Thanks Valarie, we have added these to our list, 3 weeks to go. 🇦🇺
Thank you so much for recommendations even though when I go every year I only visit one of your list of cafes
I went to Grand Café Orient when I was in Prague in November.
A great sampling of the cafes in Prague's center! Happy to see my old friend, Arnošt Lustig, mentioned in the context of Cafe Slavia.
Being a coffee addict I thank you very very much ... ☕👍
Thank you for your videos. We are in Prague right now. Our two daughters went on separate trips here a couple of months ago and they both followed your itineraries. We went to the Louvre last night and will try one of these places next.
Thank you so much fot your nice Video & great tips. I'm flying to Prag next week & will definitely check all these Cafés that you mentioned. I totally agree with you when you said mostly tourists go to Cafe International franchise! Boring & has nothing to do with the local culrure ! Thanks again!
I love Praha 😍😁
plenty of people think the same as you too!
My ancestors are from Prague, I would love to visit someday!
Been about 5 times. Fantastic city let down by miserable people and awful traditional food. Overlook those facts the Czech Republic is a charming city and very safe
I've visited Grand Orient Cafe for new year's eve - nice place 🙂
time for an annual Prague visit.. thank you for another great recommendations.
As always funny and interesting video, my favourite coffee place, only for interior is Fantova Kavarna Praha at Main Train Station the old part, beautiful ceiling.
Coming in 2 weeks for my around 15+ trip to Praha.
Where can you find the best medovik cake in the city? 😊 Thanks for a great café guide! 🖤
RPGs!!!! These are beautiful. The photography is beautiful on this video. The Cafés are beautiful. I think if people will go just before or just after tourist season they will have a much better experience. It looks like for about €10 you can drop in and warm up with coffee and cake. Go see Prague in March or October avoid the crowds. Take a tour.
These cafes look amazing. Oh my.
I'm Czech and I consider a 10% tip to be a very good tip in the Czech environment, especially on a larger bill. I wouldn't say it's the average but more of a gold standard when the service and food was very good. In some exceptional circumstances I can imagine more, but it would have to be out of this world experience. For work lunch or beer I think it's okay to just round up (although I personally also give 10%).
Don't forget Kavárna Kočičí in the Old Town. 😸
Is it true Cafe Imperial has some of the best svíčková in Prague? Must try some day.
I don't have any money to visit prague, but this video and your expressions are funny and make me want to visit. If you did a longer video, I would definitely watch you and a coffee expert describe coffee and food in a variety of coffee places.
Great guide - Slavia and Louvre are my favourites. This is a great channel, probably the best Prague guide!
Thank you Valery for this delightful tour of coffee houses in Prague. Being a lover of coffee and cake, this was a tease!!!😱🤣🌹👌
Wow some of these places look amazing.
OMG, I finally experienced one of Valarey’s best of Prague list, Cafe Louvre. My niece back when we visited said it was a must do so we did. Easy to find, very relaxing and great food and service. Great time in a slightly upscale setting. And you thought I was just addicted to pub crawls.
This video became really useful information for me, which is hard to find in other videos. Thank you so much
Love the video, we dislike Starbucks as much as McDonalds. How about a video about local hamburger or fast food much better the McD or Burger K?
Thanks for the advices! Since I’m in prague right now these videoes are really useful. 😊
I love this particular topic, another great video Valery! Great information and humor!❤
Very helpfull and informative video, thank you so much! I'll definitely give these cafes a try next time i'm in Prague.
Another great video, Valery! Very well done.
I love Café Imperial and its art deco style. Good choice❤
Amazing looking place that one.
IF Cafe on Kampa Island is the best Prague cafe, bar none. While the others live in the past, IF Cafe has sublime creations in the most beautiful, exquisite part of Praha. And I’m sorry an American has to correct a Czech; please go there and you will see what I mean. Those on this video are good, particularly Cafe Orient. But IF Cafe is in a different galaxy.
Excellent video, thank you very much for your recommendations on the cafes in Prague
Hello from Kyiv, Ukraine!
Cafe Slavia is the best next to the National Theater on the river bank. I was here in 1975, but even then they had exclusive prices. It's a better place than the Sacher in Vienna and it's easier to pay.
Also easier to get a table (seems every nice cafe in Vienna has long queues)
"Hello" from Canada. Wonderful video (as usual). I will never understand how someone would travel to Praha, and seek out the same bad coffee as they are used to buying at home (Char - bucks). The featured Café's looked beautiful, and I'm willing to bet the coffee is wonderful. Thank you.
Exactly
@@chrisgrubert8389 Cheers.
Agreed. Ridiculous.
I visited Praha in August 1971. The prices were LOW !
I love the way you spoke about service. I'm Hungarian and I find the customer service is quite different than in western countries and it can come off a bit strange. 😊 I live the fact you made a very realistic depiction of what to expect.
They have to have good food.
For coffee I prefer mixes.
Happy new year Valerie and crew, great cafes in Prague and we never went to the ones you have shown but definitely on our list next time.
Thank you for sharing ❤
Fantastic topic! Many thanks for this one. ❤️
Thanks Valery! Not for this specific video but ALL of them. You're the best. I'm sorry that you're booked for the time when we are coming but your videos have been the most helpful I have seen.
Thank you guys! I am super happy the videos were helpful ❤️
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These places look totally palatial. I totally missed all these places on my previous visits to Prague
What a shame, first 3 are within 5 min radius of Old Town Square.
Thx, tomorrow I am going try a few of these
Thanks for sharing.im will visit in next month soon
Thx, very helpful. Will be there at the end of June.
Wonderful wow,so miss a real cafe'.
Love your videos Valarie! We are coming next weekend and fly in mid evening on Friday - is there anywhere you would recommend in the old town area for good food around 8.30/9pm? Thank you
Great!
Will you do a video about fine dining in Prague? Sometimes, visitors might be willing to splurge for just one meal.
Happy New Year Valery 🥳
As a local, I would pass on Slavia. Unfortunately, just a shadow of its former (pre-Velvet Revolution) glory. I would recommend Café Nona instead, located just across the street from Slavia in the new building of the National Theatre. Otherwise, all others are spot on - I take my foreign friends to all of them, too!
welp, I'll just have to go back
I’m planning to travel to Czech Republic the day that we will be reable to smoke in planes.
After everything that I have lived and endured here I deserve vacations in a free country.
First I will manage to find a more secure apartment for few few of my things cause the rest is in my house.
Maybe I will come at the same time that my people,they’ll see how freedom is supposed to be and lot more...
Well let’s go back to work for the economical $ plan. (an other plan but that could further concern our travel either)
I’ll bring a 1TB Usb flash drive with all my movies ripped with Mp4g files and all my best music tracks in real audio format,and lot more things.
Visited Cafe Imperial today, absolutely awesome! I had Svíčková, then Imperial cake, all washed down with a decent sized beer, all for less than £24, including tip. The food was off the scale good, and the Svíčková has matched the Tafelspitz I had at the Hotel Sacher as my favourite local meal!
While everything I said above was true, I’ve since checked my bill! I noticed that I was charged for water, when I simply asked for some tap water. I’m not sure if this is practice in Prague, but the only reason I asked for water was that my beer had nearly run out before I was finished! The reason my beer had nearly run out was because the first meal that was brought out to me needed to be replaced! I still enjoyed the experience, I was happy with the price, just not happy to be charged for tap water!
@@2ag816 Hi, it´s normal to be charged for tap water here in czech. In some places the cost you pay for the water goes to different charities, but in other places it´s just because sadly some people sit in restaurants and cafes for hours and they don´t order anything and that´s not profitable for the place. But it´s getting more common to have free water if you order coffe, which I think is a great thing.
@@AlexienKa but the only reason I asked for water was because they took a long time to serve my food!!!
You mentioned the prices in Euros. Is it acceptable to pay in Euros or do most places prefer the Czech Koruna?
The 10% tip thing must be a Prague thing . . . I've only heard of this by travel guides and in the more touristy areas . . . . 10% or more if the service is good? Where is there good customer service in Czech? LOL . . . it's cordial at best.
Tiping is totaly normal in Czech Republic everywhere, when your bill is for example 180 CZK, you will probably give 200. It's not that much about tiping, it's just about making it easier and faster, they don't have to look for coins and even when you pay by card, many people say round it to 200 or something. Tiping is part of our culture, but ofcourse it's not like in US, when you don't tip, nobody will hurt you because of that.
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Great video. Thanks. What currency to use in Prague? Euro or ? Thanks.
Ahojky holky. Mám rád kubíky!
Forget Starbucks ! Never really took off in Australia as it's no good. But my friends went to Maccas in all European cities. We went to local pubs for goulash with great dumplings. Duck down an arcade and try a local place!! Don't give all you're money to faceless corporations who only hire teenagers !
Starbucks! Bah.. a McDonalds line. Drink your coffee and go.
I would like to thank you for the videos you produce about Prauge. My wife and I are going to Prauge the end of May and your content is very helpful.
Very nice places ! Thanks a lot for the tips😊 I also was on Prague recently, if u are interested - welcome to my channel :)
is it standard in prague cafes to have non-dairy milk options/would any of the five you recommend have those? or should i stick to the specifically vegan cafes i find on happy cow lol
plant-based milks are perfectly common, you just have to ask for it.
Do people sit and chat or is there an expected period in which you should finish?
Hi thank you for all of these videos about Prague which I will visit soon. I am a bit confused about these cafes, since some look more like restaurants to me. You say you have to book for Cafe Slavia and others. I can't imagine booking for a cafe.
We plan to visit during the week and avoid weekends. Do you think booking is still necessary in that situation ?
For some of these it’s better to book (like Cafe Imperial). But yes, some of these are called Cafes but they also serve food. Grand Cafe Orient most likely you can go to without reservation
Thank you for the answer. Fortunately we will not visit the weekend.@@RealPragueGuides
Do most cafe's take credit cards? I am assuming they do.
But... I don't like coffee... tell me about the tea please!
Agreed please tell us about the tea and cakes and pasties.
Just one question, For sure the cafes you recommand look super nice and I am sure is! but how is it "cheaper" then big chain cafe like (Costa)? I went to Caste in Prague and pretty sure I didn't pay $6-$7eu for a piece pie!
We don’t recommend any cafe in Prague Castle in this video. Cappuccino in Grand Cafe Orient is 75 CZK. This video is though about the Most Beautiful Cafes
What is the cafe at 4:16?
Pořád nechápu co se na tomhle Zemanovi nelíbí 🙃
nemaj tam becherovku
Cafe Alchemista missing :(
I've been to Prague over a dozen times since 1980. I walk Charles bridge and stand amazed before the astronomical clock every time. I'm amazed by the science and engineering every time. Does it bother me that Prague has maintained it's history? Absolutely not! 🙂
Fair warning, not sure if it changed but grand cafe orient takes only cash!
I could not agree more with your opening confession: why go to soulless, generic corporate chain cafes and restaurants when you travel abroad?! People who prefer Starbucks to small indie coffee houses are my polar opposite as humans.
High service in Prague ????? You funny. No tip for them
Cafe Savoy.. overrated!!
It's a bad way to start a video if you bash your viewers.
Prague sucks. I know because I was living there.