Stopped by for brunch last week. Got the eggs with toast&mdash;honestly the bread was more like a burger bun, a bit soft for my taste. Coffee was decent though. Staff spoke English which helped since my Czech is still rough. Place was busy but we got a table quick. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and need something easy.

Stopped by for a quick drink, not a full meal. The courtyard next to the old town hall is the main draw&mdash;quiet, tucked away, decent spot to sit. Staff were friendly enough. Prices are what you&#39;d expect for the location. Fine for a beer, but I wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it.

The coffee was solid and the garden area is really nice. I sat outside for a bit and it was peaceful. But no wifi for customers? That caught me off guard. I had some stuff to get done and couldn&#39;t. Staff didn&#39;t seem too bothered about it either. Good spot if you just want a quiet coffee though.

The terrace here is really something else &mdash; tucked under the castle park, quiet enough to actually hear yourself think. I sat there for a while with a coffee, just watching people walk by. Menu covers everything from breakfast to cocktails, which is handy. Prices felt fair for the spot. Only thing is the seats aren&#39;t the most comfortable for a long sit, but that&#39;s minor.

The pork knuckle was the star. Crispy skin, tender meat, fell right off the bone. Served with fresh horseradish and mustard. Portion was huge, couldn&#39;t finish it all. The beer was cold and went down easy. Didn&#39;t really pay attention to anything else around me. Just focused on the food. Solid spot if you want proper Czech food.

Tried the waffles here after the hotel pointed us here. Good selection, coffee was solid. Place is a bit hidden, took me a minute to find it. Fine for a quick bite.

Stopped by for coffee and a sandwich &mdash; the place is tiny but cozy. Loved the sweet selection, though I wish the seating was a bit more comfortable. Service was quick and friendly, and it stayed clean even when it got busy. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t mind squeezing in a bit.

Great espresso and you can see the cathedral from the window. Tiny place though, so don&#39;t expect to sit long. Fine for a quick coffee stop.

The pistachio rolled ice cream was really good. Cozy place with nice interior, though I wish they had more fresh fruit options. Coffee was fine.

The snickerdoodle cookie here is seriously good&mdash;soft in the middle, just the right amount of cinnamon sugar. I grabbed a coffee and sat by the window with my book for a bit. Nice and quiet. Probably not the spot for a big group hangout, but perfect if you&#39;re flying solo.

The flat white was really good, but the chicken panini was just okay. Bread was nicely toasted though. Plenty of outdoor seating in the Old Town, which is a plus.

Avocado toast with feta was pretty good, cappuccino nice and creamy. Decent breakfast spot, just wish they took cards&mdash;cash only caught me off guard.

The pistachio cheesecake here is seriously good 😍 cute little spot for hanging out with friends. Service was on point too.

The desserts here are consistently good&mdash;the Medovnik and Sacher torte were both excellent. Service was friendly and helpful.

Cozy spot, decent coffee. The fruit-looking desserts are the highlight though, pretty clever. Mine was good, maybe slightly sweet for my taste.

Nice spot right in the park for a quick coffee. Sat on the steps with a beer, no rush. Service was fast enough. Good place to recharge before heading off.

The terrace is full of plants and feels really chill, even on a busy afternoon. Drinks were solid, though the dessert case was pretty picked over. I&#39;d come back just for the outdoor seating.

The lighting in here is doing something right&mdash;warm, soft, made me want to stay longer than planned. Coffee was solid, no complaints on that front. Staff left me alone until I needed them, which I appreciated. Place is small but cozy. Maybe a bit pricey for the size of the cup, but I didn&#39;t really mind.

Stopped here for a late afternoon pick-me-up, just off the main square. The poppyseed and plum jam crepe was the right call, not too sweet. Had a glass of crisp white with it, which worked better than coffee, honestly. Courtyard was quiet, a nice break from the crowds. Service was a bit slow, but I wasn&#39;t in a hurry.

Came for dinner, got the seasonal stuff &mdash; you can tell they use fresh ingredients, some from their own garden. Service was quick and nice. Place gets busy fast, so better book a table before showing up.

Stopped by for wine and p&acirc;t&eacute; during our Mikulov trip. Rooftop seating is cozy, and the castle view never gets old. Service was friendly, pretty much as always. Wine list is decent, nothing groundbreaking, but it does the job for a quiet afternoon.

Been coming here for a while now. The food&#39;s consistently good, that&#39;s why I keep going back. Last time it was pretty quiet, which made it way more enjoyable. Drinks came out at different times though, that was a bit annoying. Prices have gone up a bit too, but honestly, for the quality, I can live with it.

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