Kavárna
Prague
Visit Kavárna for morning coffee paired with freshly baked pastries.
Kavárna, located at Národní 339/11 in Prague, offers a unique combination of a bakery and bistro. The space is a perfect haven for anyone seeking a laid-back spot to enjoy freshly brewed coffee, delicious baked goods, and satisfying meals throughout the day. Upon entering, guests are greeted with the inviting aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries, crafted daily with care and quality ingredients.
The setting at Kavárna is ideal for those who appreciate a tranquil environment to unwind, meet friends, or enjoy a moment alone. The café's atmosphere has retained a sense of familiarity even as it embraces its latest concept, blending the cozy vibe of a traditional coffee shop with the convenience of a modern-day eatery.
In addition to its celebrated coffee, Kavárna offers a varied menu catering to breakfast lovers, lunch regulars, and dinner patrons. Each day, guests can look forward to discovering different offerings from their weekly menu, which changes to incorporate fresh and seasonal ingredients. Patrons can indulge in a choice of drinks, including a selection of wines, to refresh and complement their meals.
With flexible seating arrangements, Kavárna caters to both solo visitors and groups. It is a suitable place for those who enjoy diverse meal options at varied times, from an early breakfast to an evening drink after a day of exploring Prague's charming streets. Overall, Kavárna strikes a balance between maintaining a homely feel and introducing fresh culinary experiences.
Reviews
Just in here having breakfast and coffee after an early morning walk up to the castle, I similarly found it by accident. It's beautifully decorated, fabulous quotations, staff are friendly and the food, the healthy breakfast and coffee was pure delight, actually the food was an art form.
Lovely indulgent breakfast when we stumbled across this place. Quite suave & elegant but not sniffy at all.
Everything was okay, but nothing to really come back for. The most interesting thing is the interior, if you like the Czech 1920s (all with, some questionable, quotes etc. by famous Czech male authors of that time).
We went for breakfast and ordered 2 menus : one Czech and one Healthy, both were delicious and well served. The Czech has more food and a slice of cake. Beverages were not included in the menu, so we just ordered coffee separated, no issue. Ambiente is super nice.
lovely shop, very spacious, service was incredible. great menu offerings for breakfast and lunch but we were only there for a quick coffee. and we tried some of the pastries they had on display and it was incredible. my bf said it has to be one of the best sweets he have ever tried. highly recommend stopping by, we will definitely come back next time!!
