Kafka Hummus Café

The food was great! The service was overall poor. One girl was nice and the other was nasty. She even slammed the bucket of utensils on the table. Luckily, we didn’t deal with her during our meal, but she left a bad impression of the restaurant for us. They also charge a cover charge of 75 Kč per person for “welcome” hummus and chips, which we did not even get! So they basically ripped us off in more ways than one. Luckily, our food was very good or this would be a zero star review. It’s a shame that an unnecessary cover charge and unfriendly service brings down the ratings of a restaurant with good food. We still left a good tip because we didn’t want the nicer server to pay the price for working with a miserable coworker or a terrible cover charge policy.

Great little place with character, delicious hummus, as a westerner they even made me iced tea. I’ve read some reviews where people knock the service, but if you’re a westerner remember this is not the culture of kiss your *** , people here ARE friendly in a Czech manner. Great place highly recommend

A charming little café! We stopped by for breakfast, and I had the shakshuka with feta cheese—it was absolutely delicious. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was just perfect.

Great food, friendly service and nice decor that welcomes you into a warm cafe nestled just around the corner away from Pragues busy square in the old town. Came here for breakfast with the family a couple of times and had the shakshuka and merguez breakfast. Shakshuka was hearty and warming, a great brunch choice. Merguez breakfast was a little lighter, but a great way to start your day. Good quality coffee was provided by our friendly waiter, and oat milk latte was available for me as a lactose intolerant coffee drinker. Would definitely recommend.

Came here on a time crunch and needed our food within 10-15 minutes. Did not disappoint! The service was speedy and friendly, and the food was delicious. Ordered the tabbouleh salad and it came with warm bread. The flavours were fantastic!

It's a cute and nice restaurant in the city center, the desserts are delicious, the coffee is good, the staff is friendly, but it's very sad that they only accept cash payments.

Prague's best mulled wine /"svařák"/. Tip for a meal: lentil soup + shakshuka.

A classy place to stop for lunch when in Prague's Jewish Quarter. Middle Eastern flair, a splendid interior and wonderful food. We tried the Mezze which included various hummus variations, falafel and pickles, washed down with the homemade lemonade.