The Miners Coffee Old Town

The coffee was great! The atmosphere was chill and we came in the morning which was not so busy. The waiter was kind. Apart from the coffee, we ordered some pastries: 1) Pumpkin Spice Roll was decend but honestly nothing crazy and 2) Almond Croissant had a filling that was disgusting. The prices were high and, although the coffee was good, the pastries left a lot to be desired.

Much better than the location on the other side of Charles bridge, but still far from being the best place in this very-packed specialty coffee area. Had a cortado from Colombian beans which was decent. Also got a bag to make at home, they have a nice variety.

I stopped by this coffee shop and was really impressed. The batch brew was excellent: rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. Cozy atmosphere and friendly staff made the experience even better. Definitely a place I’d come back to for a great cup of coffee.

Great coffee, helpful staff, chilled and calm vibe. Looks like they care about coffee lovers with some workshops available. High five to barista, who took time and reccomended some restaurants :) ot’s a nice stop for a coffee. 5 stars for The Miners!

Cool little spot ranked #40 in the world with well-balanced coffee. Understandably can get quite busy!

A small cafe located in a busy alley. Quite a lot of traditional and interesting options. I tried the coconut matcha latte and it was great. Definitely worth a visit.

A wonderful place! The coffee is excellent—rich, flavorful, and truly delicious. The atmosphere inside is cozy and welcoming, with a warm, friendly vibe that makes you want to stay longer. One unexpected detail I really appreciated was the to-go cup—it had a soft, velvety texture that felt great to hold. Overall, just a lovely experience. Highly recommend!

Nice aesthetic and clean space, but quite small, definitely more suitable for takeaway than sitting in. Everything looks carefully prepared, but unfortunately the focus seems to be more on Instagram appeal than actual flavor. Feels like it’s made to be photographed, not truly enjoyed. Prices are also unreasonably high for Prague