کافه لوور

Café Louvre in Prague offers an exceptional dining experience with its renowned traditional Czech cuisine, including delectable pastries like kolaches and strudels, alongside classic dishes like goulash and schnitzel. The service is remarkably fast, and the food is incredibly delicious, particularly highlighting the mashed potatoes with pork.

Despite its popularity, finding seating is not an issue due to its spacious layout. Its rich history, frequented by notable figures like Franz Kafka and Albert Einstein, adds to its charm. Overall, Café Louvre is a must-visit destination for a memorable brunch in the heart of Prague's city center.

Thought it was going to be a tourist trap, but we were absolutely surprised. The prices are insanely low and the food is really good and tasty.
You will get a good portion.
The service was also really sweet and attentive.
Would definitely recommend if you are visiting prague!!

This was a fantastic find for us which we stumbled on whilst looking for coffee and cake. It is very grand, the waiters are all dressed smartly and the cakes and pastries on offer were great. When we got the bill we couldn’t believe how cheap it was. We thought the bill was wrong! The prices absolutely don’t match the experience, I expected to pay a lot more. It has the feel of a 4 star establishment but with very low prices. Highly recommended.

Must go in Prague! Opened since 1902, it was a nice experience. Got the hot chocolate with a choux pistachio which was incredibly tasty! Never had a choux taste that good! Hot chocolate on the other hand was very thick and traditional.
Atmosphere is nice although it gets super loud!
Saw a couple of tables by the windows that had a reservation sign on them, I just walked in and picked a table.
Prices are good!

From the variety of desserts have tried only waffle with cream and strawberry. Yummy. Amazing due to crispy crust. Recommend not to order mint tea because you will drink only hot water instead of the normal tea.
Would like to visit this place again and try another dishes.

Historic cafe with quite a bit of legacy. The service varied from good to decent at different times of the day. The food options are massively spanned out and they have passable range for vegetarians.

The artefacts lining the cafe were interesting and possibly quirky. We visited this cafe for late night drinks and for breakfast. The winter drinks menu is fun to choose from and they do have some specialised local delicacies. The pricing is nominal and their opening times are pretty much customer friendly.