Kavárna Obecní dům

The kavarna is reminiscent of a great era of Art deco and can imagine the place full of the Prague elites spending time there before the concerts. The food however is poor and the service even more.

Nice interior with good cappuccino. Perfect for a break. The WC and the interior have a lot of charm since you can feel the history behind.

Wow the breakfast I had here that march morning when the sun came out. It was just fantastic. Pro tip, skip the hotel breakfast and come here instead.

A must for any visitor of culture to Prague. Bring your wife/girlfriend here for a coffee and she’ll love you for life .

The place is what "Old world class" means. I mean, everything from the Chandeliers to the waiters remind you of what high society would have felt like in the 70s. The menu is good too. All the hot beverages are served with a butter biscuit. I would strongly recommend the pork schnitzel here.

This was a delightful place to get dinner and dessert. The interior is beautiful and you seat yourself, so you can pick your view. The food was warm and delicious. For dessert we got the apple strudel. It was lovely and served whipped cream. It was a lovely way to end the day.

Art Deco Cafe in the heart of Prague old town. Lovely service, tasty food, the great example of the beginning of XX century. True joy for artistic people. Very popular for lunch and dinners.

What a stunning place! And how sad, that it can't, apparently, live up to its own history and tradition. We came for breakfast. The place was almost empty and the elderly waiter was quick and friendly. The tiny Easter flower arrangements on all (!) the tables, however, had dry/ wilted flowers - a depressing view to behold. We ordered a Croissant with egg and cheese and an English Breakfast. All three sunny-side-ups were almost cold when served; the beans came in an adorable little bowl but also clearly out-of-the-can; also, the tomatoes weren't grilled as one would expect, but merely warmed up. Overall, a cheap impression that doesn't do this beautiful historic setting justice. The waiter apologized for the eggs and was very helpful when it came to selecting a cake. The Black Forest Cherry Cake, indeed, made up for some of the disappointment: fresh, juicy, delightfully cherry-ful - this is what it should look and taste like! Still, it felt somewhat sad to witness the contrast between a great past and a mediocre present. I would gladly pay more for an improved, more caring and professional approach. Out waiter, leading private conversations in a rather vulgar tone (beware, some English-speaking customers understand Czech, as well) right next to our booth didn't help boosting the impression, either. Anyway, all the best to this amazing place; may it always have staff and customers that appreciate and love it!