Antonínovo Bakery

“One of the first and most popular farmers' markets in Prague, it is classic destination, authentic and true with great neighborly atmosphere. It opens on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays so it doesn't clash with your weekend trips. A great stop for getting fresh food and flowers! ”

“One of the first cafés that helped launch the coffee avalanche in Vinohrady. This cosy café offers exclusively Fair Trade coffee from their in-house Prague roaster (they have multiple locations in the city). During the summer, they have a small outdoor seating area out front. Stop by for an espresso made from Tracy’s coffee blend and something sweet from their own bakery.”

“Great vietnamise kitchen Only take away. Spring rolls are the best. The same owner has Cafefin just next doors. The serve vietnamise sandwiches and coffee there. It is really popular for bruch - there is usually a queue around the corner.”

“There have been quite a few Mexican restaurants to appear and then disappear in Prague over the years. The majority of them were serving up Czexican, nothing really worth letting linger on your palate. Frustrated by this the guys at the soon to be Las Adelitas started a delivery service that took off and then morphed into the much loved Las Adelitas restaurant. In short, you can find here the best Mexican food in the golden city. Apart from authenticity – it is owned and run by Mexicans – prices are quite reasonable with most dishes for about 200 czk. If you’re really looking for a deal, pop in for lunch at one of their three locations (one is right off of Old Town Square), where you can taste their specialties for a meager 100-120 czk. Don’t forget to have a margarita and chat up their friendly, yes Mexican, staff. ”

“Live music on Thursdays (if you are lucky), nice atmosfphere, good limonades, coffee, cakes, wine...”