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Café de Paris
Cafés and Pubs
Café Obecní d∞m
Dressed to the nines in Art
Nouveau splendour, the Municipal
House café glitters as a grand
piano tinkles in the background.
Stop in for breakfast.
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Nám∂stí
Republiky 5 • Map P3
Café U T†na
You might expect this
coffeehouse to be a rip-off like
many other establishments on
the square, but it actually offers
great value. Good service, too.
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Starom∂stské nám∂stí 15 • Map M3
Café de Paris
If you're not already staying
at the Hotel Pa∫í≈, you may be
tempted to take a room just so
you can have your morning
coffee in this Jugendstil café.
Superior service.
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Hotel Pa∫í≈, U
Obecního domu 1 • Map P3
Café Milena
The most civilized way to
watch the Old Town Hall's clock
go through its hourly paces is
from here,
cappuccino
in hand.
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Starom∂stské nám∂stí 22 • Map XM3
Café Montmartre
Prague was introduced to
the tango here, and the back
rooms hosted cabaret during the
First Republic. It still offers a
good time.
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Ωet∂zová 7 • Map K5
Juice House
Scores of imaginative fresh
fruit and vegetable juice cocktails
that will recharge your batteries
better than a cup of coffee.
Happy hours and DJs at
weekends.
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Na P∫íkop∂ 3 • Map N5
Café Konvikt
The Communist secret
police had their headquarters
across the way. Ponder how
times change over a pot of tea.
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Bartolom∂jská 11 • Map K6
Ebel Coffeehouse
You won't find a better cup
of coffee in the city. A stone's
throw from Old Town Square in
the Ungelt courtyard, Ebel is a
great spot to address your
postcards and plot your mid-
afternoon movements.
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T†n 2
• Map M3
Slavia
The Prague café with the
ultimate view of the castle and
Charles Bridge.
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Smetanovo
náb∫e≈í 2 • Map J5
T†nská Literární kavárna
The local customers here are
serious about their literature, but
talk so much you can't read in
peace. The hidden courtyard is a
blissfully quiet space to enjoy a
beer on summer nights,
however.
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T†nská 6 • Map M3
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Starom∂stská
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Nám∂stí
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