Jana Krištanová

This is supposed to be the first Reserve coffee shop from Starbucks in Europe. It's surely an interesting shop, because I have never seen Starbucks shop like that. But it's surely not a typical Starbucks.
What I miss a bit it Starbucks' typical simplicity that I love so much about the brand. There, a line to cash desks is moving quickly, I know exactly what I want, I order it, and then I get it relatively fast. Here it's not the case.
At this place, the line to place your order is moving very slowly. When it was finally my turn, I realized why. The staff is completely superb and the girl behind the cash desk explained to me what coffee preparation should I go for, what 3 types of coffee the place offers that day and what coffee sizes I can go for. There wasn't my typical Starbucks choice. After my order, my coffee was prepared almost in front of me and I needed to wait for it.
So this is place where you can go to if you have more time, maybe, and/or if you want to try the place's amazing coffee. If you want your favorite Starbucks choice and you want just something quick to go, try to find some other Starbucks close by.

As I'm much more into food markets, I didn't buy anything at this place. It specializes more into gold, hanging glass lamps, souvenirs and material things. I still liked the decorations hanging from the ceiling and the artistic shops worth of some pictures.
The street is not that long and if you don't make stops, you will walk through it in few minutes.

I think that you can skip visiting this place completely. First of all, you will see it the most when you take a boat ride at the lake Pichola directly from that boat. Secondly, if you stop by at the place, the place is too small for any pictures, it just doesn't look good. On the top of that, you will instantly get a group of beggars targeting you as you take any step. The beggars are just waiting for the tourists there, talking between each other, or just sitting on the ground, until you show up. Also those locals that act friendly at the beginning and that they just want to talk, in the end, they will be offering you something.
No ticket needed to visit this place.

A small business where you can get amazing breakfast/brunch. I believe that everyone would choose.
Staff is super nice, but the staff members don't speak much English, so if you speak German, that's big plus for you and your ordering. Especially because the menu written above the bar is in German only.
Ordering happens at the bar, but your order is brought to you by staff member. I would say that the place is seriously understaffed, mostly because it's just one lady that is taking orders from customers when they arrive, bringing the meals to the tables, cleaning those tables, and then getting payments the customers when they leave. She kept forgetting my ordered coffee, but then, she was so nice and so hard-working, that I didn't mind and I also didn't want to stress her out even more. I got my coffee, in the end.
It's possible to pay with cash only, so count with that in advance.

Very hipster and very Instagram-friendly place. I liked walking around and just stare at the paintings on the walls.
It possible to have some beer or a meal at some of the pubs and restaurants at the area and I would recommend that.