Cukrarna Mysak

I never tried Veternik pastry and im so glad I did it for the first time here. The cream is amazing. I am not fan of sweets but this one was great. The coffee is also great. We had a small little table in the corner of the store. The service is very fast despite the huge crowds. The place is decorated in a fancy vibe spirit. There are also breakfast options and menu in English. The only downside is that this place is that good that influencers record videos of it and it loses the intimate ambience note. But its good for the business I guess.

My husband and I went there for a light breakfast and were quite impressed. Their system was a bit different for us, in that we needed to order and pay at the counter—but it was helpful to view the pastries when placing the order (and likely increase sales!), as it helped to set a less formal tone, than one would expect with the elegant ambience. The lattes, egg breakfast and apple pastry (I don’t recall the name) were quite tasty. I would return.

If I’m not mistaken, this is one of the oldest cafés in the city center. The décor isn’t anything special, but the atmosphere is very cozy, making it a nice place to enjoy your coffee and dessert. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Overall, it offers a pleasant break in your day.

Still had plenty available late afternoon to choose from. Upstairs is where you need to be for takeaway orders. We got Pistachio Cheesecake and a Větrník which were both incredible. Wish we got more, if you visit Prague please ignore the funnel cakes and just get this

Amazing place for traditional Czech pastry. The staff - super friendly. The interior is authentic early 1900's and it is worth visiting just for the decor. The Větrník was my fav, though the original version is a monster. If you find the miniature version in stock, you are lucky. The Věneček is a more tamed version. Visited twice during my 3 day stay and will certainly visit again 😎

Lovely patisserie I’d been meaning to try, and it didn’t disappoint. Easy to find a spot on weekdays (even with a stroller). I had the Myšák Sundae and a Cappuccino, both delicious and clearly made with quality ingredients. Ordering is either at the counter or via the qerko app (you need to install it if you want to place an order, which took me about 10 minutes to set up, a bit of a hassle). It can get a little noisy with chatter, but that just adds to the cozy vibe if you like some background “white noise” while working.

An amazing ambiance and fresh bakery products. The Savoy Cake was one of the best I’ve ever tried. I also strongly recommend the Almond Croissant.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon. It was not particularly busy, which made for a relaxed and comfortable visit. The interior is very attractive. Clean, elegant, and a tasteful mix of classical and modern design. The display of pastries and cakes was beautifully presented, and everything looked carefully made. You order and pay at the counter; your items are then brought to the table. Service was friendly and efficient. We had two coffees. A cappuccino and a flat white. The cappuccino was smooth and well-balanced. The flat white had a stronger flavour, which my husband preferred. My husband ordered 2 mini cakes: • Tarteletka (= lemon curd w/ Swiss meringue) • Laskonka (= coconut meringue w/ buttercream) I ordered a slice of the Harlekýn cake (= chocolate sponge layered with dark and white chocolate cream). Everything tasted fresh and well made.

Had an amazing breakfast here. It was the perfect way to start a long day of sightseeing. Everything we had was delicious.

This pastry shop in the Kavárna Lucerna has a long history that dates back to prior to the Communist takeover of what was then Czechoslovakia. Traded out of the family, it's now operated by a new pastry chef and he does a great job. We had a variety of pastries as dessert. This was the last stop on our food tour and all five were wonderful. I think I liked the meringue one that had the hard chocolate outside the best but hard to choose. Excellent hot chocolate served with real whipped cream (none of that canned stuff) to add. Yummy! [Review 12221 overall, 2005 of 2019.]

Quiet spot for a croissant or cake. Espresso wasn't quite dialed in, being a bit sour. Great cake though! Expensive bakery for Prague, a little splurgy, but a beautiful atmosphere.

We came here after an amazing meal not too far at Kantyna. We were super stuffed, but whenever I get together with my pals that live in Prague we GO HARD with the food. This place is super cute and you will probably walk right by without even looking twice. You really have to not judge a book by its cover and go upstairs to be amazed! The inside is so beautiful and they have the best marble all over with the most amazing chandelier. I was awestruck because you really don't expect it from outside or even until you walk upstairs. They have a ton of desserts. We ordered one of the more traditional Czech liquors ( was not a fan) and one of their pastries that essentially is a cannoli (sorry, can't remember the name for the life of me). We apparently had a major craving for ice cream post eating a farm of animals at Kantyna and checked out their sundaes. SUPER WORTH IT. I also ordered a lemon ginger tea to help digest all the food and even that was just unreal. You must look this place up if you're in Prague and GO!

Excellent place! Place where you want to back. Friendly stuff, luxury atmosphere and normal price. Coffee and dessert)))

Came here for a quick dessert fix and we were not dissapointed. The guy at the counter was really funny and the desserts were very good. We also got a croissant with eggs inside and it was pretty good as well!!

I came to Mysak full from brunch but just love that they have mini and kid-size options for things I felt I couldn't leave Prague without trying. The veltrnik is to die for and I'm happy I got to try the fruit dumplings. My bill for a mini veltrnik, kids fruit dumplings, and iced coffee came out to 188 czk. Beautiful atmosphere inside as well. Good place to sit for a while and wind down from your morning walking.

Krasna cukraren/kaviaren a skvely vyber kolacikov. Dukatove buchticky boli uzasne. Urcite doporucujem!

This was the very FIRST Cukrárna (pastry shop) I visited in Prague, and it was very good! I was impressed from the time I walked in and viewed the beautiful interior. Their pastry displays are eye-catching, everything looks delicious. Find your way upstairs and you'll see even more cake options. I had a Vanilla cream/peach cake, and a Caramel cream tart. Rich and delectable!

The cafe is actually located upstairs in the shopping center (2nd floor). We came in for a late breakfast. They take reservations online, but it didn't seem necessary mid morning on a weekday. The inside is quite spacious with high ceilings, cute marble tables, and a kind of French feel. They have coffee, teas, and wine. Water is complimentary. Breakfast foods: - Mysak breakfast: open faced ham sandwich (egg salad, ham, hard boiled egg), soft-boiled egg in a glass with chives, marble cake (like a less dense pound cake), poppyseed rolls. The apricot jam was great - intense and unsweetened - Soft boiled eggs in a glass with cheese, good with their rye bread. Eggs were perfectly cooked. It was on the more expensive side for the area but pretty cheap by San Francisco standards. Everyone spoke English, and the menu had English. Credit cards accepted.

A charming pastry-shop in the hearth of Prague. The interior is set in the times of the First Republic. It's simple, effective, pleasantly illuminated and cozy. Orders and payments are made directly at the cash desk. Desserts are traditional and simply amazing. You can't make mistake with any of them. They offer a good coffee and some pastries too. I like this place, it's children friendly although prices are a little bit higher. The quality is indisputable. I heard that the second floor is amazing but I haven't been there. I will definitely come back.

This pattiserie is quite famous as it has a long history and thanks to it it's well-known by the locals. It re-opened a few years back and the design of the place is nice and stylish but for me the golden ages of this place are gone. The cakes are quite nice and so is their ice cream, but when it comes to coffee and service these are of rather poor quality. The staff is usually slow and not very friendly and it has already happened to me a couple of times that I got something else from what I ordered. I do kind of like this place as it's centrally located and the interior is nice but the quality of the service could definitely be improved.

We ate here 4 times during our stay in Prague! They have the best cappuccinos and Algerian coffee! Great atmosphere - love the open kitchen on the second floor. The food was consistently delicious! They were great at offering gluten free bread option as well- which is a huge plus for me! Great staff who kindly put up with our large group of 8! Excellent service.

Very delicious breakfast! We left our hotel and found this place. My omelette was cooked perfectly great flavor. The bread was all freshly baked. Our fruit juice was fresh. The oatmeal was sweetened with some kind of fruit purée which made it sweet enough where I didn't have to add sugar! If you're ever in Prague and are looking for a delicious spot for breakfast check this place out!

Absolutely terrible service. Never ever come here. The pastry was mediocre and despite it being 14h, they didn't have their full selection ready. Service really made this place terrible though. Also, I speak a little Czech, any foreigner is not welcome.

I ordered a variety of pastries to try and I think the best are the creme puffs. These assuming things pack a lot of flavor. They come in vanilla and caramel flavor. Absolutely recommend it.

Delicious pastries, ice cream, and cake! We may have tried all three of these things... The interior is beautiful and the service was courteous and friendly. They clearly take a lot of pride in what they do.

A very nice patisserie with a view to Vodickova street if you get a table at the window on the first floor. Decent variety of cakes and other desserts. The cakes are good, other desserts I haven't tried yet, but noticed that the Crème brûlée covered with big fresh strawberries looks amazing. The choice of drinks is also sufficient. They even offer warm milk for 20 Kc (the only other place where I found hot milk in Prague was Cafe-Cafe) and an interesting hot pear drink with cinnamon. This place has high ceilings and the tables are not too close to each other, so it gives a feeling of having enough space even when there are many people. The place is also nicely decorated responding to its long history (the confectionery was opened since 1911).