Kavarna co hleda jmeno is a cafe in Smichov, Prague.
Kavarna co hleda jmeno (The Cafe Looking for a Name) is the Smichov anchor of the NABR project: an old carpentry workshop turned all-day cafe.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Weekday mornings before 10:00 are the quiet work shift; brunch on Saturday is busy and table-shared.
Address: Stroupeznickeho 493/10, 150 00 Praha 5, Prague
Cafe Savoy has anchored the Mala Strana riverside since 1893 under a protected neo-Renaissance ceiling, with daily pastries from the Mysak shop.
Signature drink: Wiener Melange
Tip: Book a window table; the breakfast plate comes with the legendary pastry of the day.
Cafe Louvre opened in 1902 on Narodni near the National Theatre. Kafka and Einstein were regulars. The first-floor billiard room still works.
Signature drink: Vienna coffee
Tip: Order the Vienna breakfast plate; the billiard tables are bookable upstairs.
Cafe Imperial brings Zdenek Pohlreich's modern Czech cooking to a 1914 Art Deco room of ceramic tiles and Egyptian pillars. Located in Nove Mesto.
Signature drink: Wiener Melange
Tip: Breakfast is the smartest reservation; sit toward the back to see the ceiling.
Cafe Slavia opened in 1884 facing the National Theatre. Smetana and later Havel were regulars; the Art Deco room overlooks Prague Castle and is best.
Signature drink: Cafe Slavia coffee
Tip: Sit on the river side; the Drinker of Absinthe painting hangs above the bar.
Kavarna Adria sits on the first floor of the Adria Palace, overlooking Jungmann Square. The bright cafe-restaurant runs a calm midday crowd.
Signature drink: Filter coffee
Tip: Take the corner table by the window for the best square view.
Muj Salek Kavy translates as my cup of coffee. Located in Karlin. Order the doubleshot espresso. Counter seating and table service available.
Signature drink: Doubleshot espresso
Tip: Reservations save the day at brunch; the breakfast plate is the kitchen's tightest.
