Spižírna 1902

We went at around 14:00 and there was no queue. I would recommend going a bit later to not wait long. Everything was really delicious and the staff was very friendly. My favorite was the gluten free dessert with poppy seeds. 😋

In February, the shakshuka was much better (see photo 1). Now ( photo 2) it’s dry and not tasty at all — I’d rate it 1/10. It seems like you’ve changed the ingredients, and they don’t go well together at all. Very disappointed. Also, the batch brew coffee was served only after I had already finished my breakfast.

What a beautiful gem of a cafe! The staff is very kind and accommodating. I had the scrambled eggs with added bacon, and it was fantastic. Delicious coffee, as well. I definitely recommend it.

Absolutely delicious! I think these are the best eggs I've ever had. The tea was really good too.

Lovely bakery with a rustic interior and natural light. Fig cake was lovely and sourdough was very yummy! Would highly recommend.

Had a beautiful brunch at Spižírna. Just watching the barista do his work was entertaining. The iced latte and matcha latte were very good, and so were the meals. The Benedict with salmon was a weekend special and we got the last serving around 2 PM so clearly it is a popular item.

Lovely place for breakfast! I came back for the second time while staying in Prague because of their delicious scrambled eggs. The dish is charming in its no-fuss simplicity. Flat white was also enjoyable and comes in a charming cup. Service is very professional and welcoming.

The coffee is very good. I drink cappuccino with oat milk. The atmosphere is very nice and inviting. The service is quick and correct. I have tried two dishes from their morning menu. They were good . Large portions.

A really pleasant bistro close from the Jiriho z Podebrad Square. It's great for relaxed coffee, cake or weekend brunch. They always have nice selection of freshly made cakes and their coffee and wines are also nice. The ambiance is spacious and friendly so you can even come here during the week if you need to work.

Cute brunch spot. Food was great, nothing spectacular or special. Nice presentation of food.

This place is one of my favorites in Prague. The interior is amazing and of course the drinks and food as well! What they're really big on is home made authentic everything so you don't have to be afraid to try their delicious cakes and meals. It is usually very busy though but for those looking for a place to work, they have a small cute room just for those purposes.

I visited this cafe on my first full day in Prague after seeing this place on Instagram. It is located in the city, but is not super close to Old Town (so you would need to take public transportation). This place is far from a tourist trap, I'm pretty sure my friend and I were the only tourists in the cafe (which is quite hard to come by in Prague) Warning: Menu is in Czech only! But they will do their best to translate. I tried their latte and flat white and both were really good and normal for your hipster/Instagram worthy cafe. For entrees we tried this dish that was like a carrot toast (similar to avocado toast, but the texture was more similar to duck pate). It was surprisingly very delicious and tasted healthy. The other dish was basically scrambled eggs with greens, but the eggs were seasoned really well in this black pepper. I know it doesn't sound super impressive, but it was really good. All our food and drinks was under $20 USD, which is a steal compared to going to a trendy brunch place in LA, SF, and NYC. Service was great. The server helped translate the menu for us since we don't know Czech. Food and drinks came out quickly. I definitely would recommend this place for people that want something away from the touristy cafes and restaurants in Prague.

Very yummy, great portions, great prices. Definitely recommend for breakfast. The inside also has a super cool wall/ceiling.

The place is very beautiful, no doubt! The ceiling looks amazing, however, the coffee is not so interesting and they do not have a lot of vegan options. I have tried tomato soup and some sweets with flat white, good that they have alternative milk.

Another example of form over substance which seems to take over the food market in Prague lately. The interior is modern and suggests authentic and honest food. In reality, it is just another bistro/bakery/coffee shop/wine bar/tapas/ sandwich kind of place where cooking skills are secondary to design and online reputation. I give two stars for good french wines and friendly staff. My tip : good for a drink only