The Best Coffee Shops in Prague, Czech Republic

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The Muj Salek Kavy cafe is about 10 minutes away from the city centre by tram and is so enjoyed by its loyal customers that on weekends, it is essential to book. Apart from excellent coffee, which you can choose your own beans for, they serve sumptuous breakfasts and brunches. Highlights include a traditional English breakfast or delicious whole-wheat pancakes with a topping of choice. The location is a beautiful, quiet, tree-lined street, with tables outside in the summer.

Stylish EMA Espresso Bar, with its clean, minimalistic, Scandinavian-style interiors, uses one of the best espresso machines in the world, which can only be found in one other coffee shop in Prague. It makes coffee from the beans by different European roasters along with a selection of sandwiches, a daily soup choice and a range of Czech kolachees — yeast dough delicacies with different sweet fillings. It occasionally holds public coffee tastings and is well-known for its amazing quality brews.

Decorated in the style of a Parisian cafe with high painted ceilings, Café Savoy is located by the riverside not far from the town centre and very close to Petrin Park. It has a second floor for those who prefer admiring the town from above. Savoy is famous for its breakfasts — choose between French, English and Continental.

What makes La Boheme really special is that it is located in a former designer furniture shop, with beautiful, bespoke interiors. The ground floor houses the cafe, while upstairs is the barista centre of the La Boheme coffee roasters. The cafe is famous for its amazing coffee cocktails, speciality teas and baked pies and every coffee comes in a gorgeous patterned cup.

This small café in Old Town serves wonderful pancakes, which are often called the best in the city. They come in a range of sweet and savoury options, with gluten and dairy free choices too. It can get really busy at Den Noc but the waiting staff and owner are always very hospitable. The folk here also make excellent lemonade and serve some really good wines.

Decorated in an elaborate art deco style, the interiors of Café Imperial transport patrons to the world of the roaring ’20s. The delicious coffee, breakfasts and cakes, served in beautiful dishes, complete the experience. The cafe is well-situated not far from Prague’s exquisite Old Town area.

A great place for both chocolate and coffee lovers, Choco Café is a small cafe located between the Old Town and the Vltava River. They have a range of excellent hot chocolates and also a small food menu offering quiche, salads and bruschetta. The amazing hot chocolate is the traditional Czech melted chocolate — as opposed to British drinking chocolate — and comes either on its own or with a choice of whipped cream, fruit and ice cream as a topping.