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Cafes - Listing
Best places to have a coffee in Prague:
- Kavarna Obecni Dum
- Cafe Slavia
- Imperial Cafe
- Grand Cafe Orient
Tips:
Ebel Coffee House - One of several branches of the fashionable coffee house, this is a quiet spot for coffee, tea and cakes. Breakfast, muffins, sandwiches and salads are also served. Location: Retezova 9 or Tynsky dvur Open: 8am-8pm
Bohemia Bagel - Three branches in Prague selling excellent-value filled bagels, muffins, salads and coffee, including various cheap 'meal deals'. This bakery is very popular amongst travellers. Open: 7.30am-6.30pm
Cafes in Prague
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Listing of Cafes in Prague. Cafe Konvikt, Cafe Louvre, Kavarna Obecni Dum, Cafe Montmartre, Cafe Montmartre and many others.
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