Kavárna ČAS

My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed this quaint little café. We had wine, delicious potato pancakes with bacon and spinach, and two sweet treats; cinnamon pancakes and plum pie. The pancakes were to die for, therefor we returned the following evening for more, this time with hot fruit! Our bill was very cheap, the atmosphere is lovely and the staff seemed very sweet. I would recommend stopping by, especially to sit out in the garden. It does not appear to be a touristy place, which is very relaxing amongst all of the tourists in Prague. They also offer free wi fi which works well.

I pity the waitstaff who have to work under the iron hand of their manager. A mediocre restaurant with nothing special to attract clientele, it seems the manager here has been depending upon the restaurant’s proximity to famous sights to lure unsuspecting customers in.
The manager was incredibly rude to us. I can’t imagine what being an employee here is like.

I’m only giving it an A-​OK as there isn’t anything spectacular on the menu or the décor etc to drag you here specifically. I like the street etc and the area and its good value for the location. You will find Czech people here mostly for this reason. There is room to hang your coat and chill. There are no views so you wont be people watching in Prague and soaking it all in but if you need a rest and some wifi and time to read your book or just chill and use the bathroom then this is fine. The staff serve you and leave. No chit chatting etc. There is a smoking and non smoking section which really, why bother as you can smell the smoke all over the place anyway.
I do like the ginger tea and my sandwich is the spicy toasty. My friend recently had the hot chocolate and said it was awful so I wont be trying that anytime soon. Ive been here about 6 or 7 times so for me its a hideaway and if I want some high end stuff I head to the Savoy with is about a 20 minute walk.
The bathrooms are clean but no lock on any of the doors men or women and the locals dont seem to care which ones they use. That is the bit I don’t like, at least put a lock on the door.
The cake etc that is on show is not on the menu and therefore have no prices. I have heard people complain they were really over charged and taken back at how high these items were. The strawberries etc on some desserts were tinned or frozen so it didn’t look that appetizing.
The beer garden is seasonal obviously.
On my most recent visit they said no cards only cash. I have used cards here before so ???

Netter Laden in einem kleinem Seitenhof.
Das Cola kostet 1,50 EUR.
Die Bedienung sollte etwas freundlicher sein.
Auf alle Fälle eine ruhige Ecke ganz in der Nähe der Karlsbrücke.
Eis gibt es von Langnese.