Café Prague

I was expecting bit more from Café Prague. I hoped for tap Pilsner beer but unfortunately only canned was for sale and few open sandwiches but at least they looked tasty. Wine was french. There are little connections to Prague. Only few pictures...

delicious food, delicious moka bowl, well priced. but u gotta like the france accent...

Nice place . But it was cold In side the place, not enough heat to sustain the place, mind you it was - 26 outside. Had myself a latte it was satisfying! Pastries were very good atmosphere was decent the building looks quite old inside the ceiling needs to be repaired at the right hand side. Other than that I would definitely go back I liked it.

Delicious food. The merveilles and soup were great. And the desserts were an absolute delight!

Always awesome to pass by Café Prague. The pastries are delicious in the morning, their coffee tastes great and just had a very reasonably priced brunch that was succulent. They also quickly learn what you usually take, just a small nice touch.

Cafe Prague is a small unpretentious cafe with a very pleasant atmosphere. It is open for breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snacks until 7pm. I like to go there for lunch. The menu offers salads and sandwiches as well as several daily specials. There are usually a fish and a meat dish, as well as salads. Beer and wine are available although the wine list is limited. I like the European touch (the place is decorated with nice old pictures of Prague) and, as many people from the neighborhood, I have enjoyed the friendliness of the service. It is often very busy at lunch and recommended to reserve a table in advance.

Van Horne, nice neighbourhood. Nice little bistro operated by a hospitable slick French click. They do hot meals, always a soup and parings of chlebički (open faced sandwich with well presented ingredients). The best part, Café Prague is not Czech, it is a group that does Czech well. Art deco interior, a concise nod to that city's vibe.

Great little cafe with lovely food and nice atmosphere. We had chlebicky - tartines czechoslovakian delicacy and they were excellent. I would have expected more Czech food on display though.