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If you’re not already staying at the Hotel Paříž, you may be tempted to take a room just so you can have your morning coffee in this Jugendstil café. Superior service.
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The Communist secret police had their headquarters across the way. Ponder how times change over a pot of tea.
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The most civilized way to watch the Old Town Hall’s clock go through its hourly paces is from here, cappuccino in hand.
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Prague was introduced to the tango here, and the back rooms hosted cabaret during the First Republic. It still offers a good time.
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Dressed to the nines in Art Nouveau splendour, the Municipal House café glitters as a grand piano tinkles in the background. Stop in for breakfast.
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You might expect this coffeehouse to be a rip-off like many other establishments on the square, but it actually offers great value. Good service, too.
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Places like this smoky student hang-out, where they serve Turkish coffee in glasses, are increasingly hard to find. With cheap food and drink, it’s a great place to meet young locals.
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You won’t find a better cup of coffee in the city. A stone’s throw from Old Town Square in the Ungelt courtyard, Ebel is a great spot to address your postcards and plot your mid-afternoon movements.
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The name fits. Prague’s best gay cocktail bar has a steady following among expat and local men who are less interested in cruising than in just having a drink with like-minded folks. The owner Michael will tell you what’s what.
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Prague’s favourite jazz club may not look like much from the outside, but the best local acts perform here regularly to full houses. Relatively high cover charges can’t keep fans away.
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