La Bohème Café

Hard to add anything to what other reviewers have stated. It’s friendly, lots of specialties, helpful staff and customers. I’m a sucker for vacuum pot filter coffee and was not disappointed. We had a piece of seasonal Czech gingerbread which was a nice walnuty and raisin version. The only odd thing is just 30 min free wifi. Maybe the philosophy is enough to check messages but after that you have to socialize face-​to-​face.

La Bohème is true to the rave reviews! The atmosphere invites you right in and makes you feel at home (or like you’re in a garden library… you can decide upon visiting;)).
My caffe latte was delicious, and service was satisfactory. They spoke good enough English, although they didn’t make conversation.
You’ll have to ask for the username and password to wifi, but it works well and lasts one hour (might work longer, but the receipt said the limit was an hour.)
Clean bathrooms downstairs as well, if you’ll be needing that.
I highly recommend this place to the coffee or coffee shop coinneusseur!

One of the best coffee bars I have been to! They offer a wide variety of specialty coffee prepared in many different styles. They also offer traditional selections of lattes, mochas, etc. My fiancé and I love this place so much that we went twice. It is off the beaten path, but definitely a must for the coffee enthusiast!

I wish we had a coffee shop like this in Washington DC. This place has the most friendly environment with the best ambience for chilling out, working with your laptop or meet friends. Definitely recommend!

I absolutely love this place for great coffee and amazing atmosphere. The concept is brilliant and service excellent.

This café was incredible. I’m a coffee nerd and have tried many of the best places in the states: this café has an adorable, friendly, and relaxed atmosphere, as well as delicious drinks. The staff was very welcoming. Worth the walk.

This is a coffee shop of very high quality and extremely friendly service. It’s located away from the most touristy areas of Prague yet not far at all from the central area.
Overall, probably one of the best coffee shops I’ve been to.

Since the majority of reviews for this place are super positive, there is no need to write another similar one. When I look for reviews, I hope to discover info for places of all aspects, not just the tase of coffee. Hence, I will write about this place from the aspect of working/​studying.
The first thing that comes to my mind is the limited internet! You can be online only 30 min with the ticket they give you once you order. For me this is essential, since the work in my computer/​phone is useless without long lasting internet.
Second: Lack of charging spots. To be onest I switched two tables and neither had a charging spots. My computer might endure for half of the day, but my phone (unfortunately) dies after max of 3 hours. For people with the same problem this info might be useful.
The coffee — is amazing! But I ordered espresso with milk and the cup they gave me couldnt fit both coffee and milk! The coffee spilled everywhere and it all became a mess. I have been in many coffee places and I have never encountered this before.
Last point — quantity of seats. The place might look huge on pictures with many seats and in two floors, but the problem is that the second floor is never open. Plus the entrance area tables are almost all with more than four chairs, so if you drop by alone dont expect that the waiters will let you occupy a whole table by yourself :) you will most likely sit in the back area with less comfortable chairs.
I hope this review will be useful for people looking for coffee places in which they will plan on sitting for a long period.
At the end of the day, this is a coffee place not an office, so I fully understand their philosophy.

Though their main offering is coffee, I“m not going to pretend to know anything about the intricacies of different coffees because that’s not why I love it there. Yes, the coffee is good. The service is nice. But most of all the, the space is just amazing. Comfortable and super design-​y at the same time. Great place for a quick meeting. I haven’t tried the food yet, but will share a pic next time!
Also my friend had the hot chocolate — pure chocolate delight in a mug :)

Their coffee could be terrible and I would still stop in here just for the gorgeous décor. Lucky for me their coffee was as fantastic as the space was beautiful, so it was a win-​win situation. A lovely spot to pull up a seat and settle in for awhile!

Mandatory stop for all coffee lovers in Prague !
Coffee is selected with a lot of care — organic, from different origins, etc and prepared in a tons of different ways (macchiato, cappuccino, latte, but also with chocolate, whipped cream, alcohol). Tea lovers are not forgotten since an entire part of the wall is dedicate to their favorite beverage, especially through Harney and Sons tea brand.
Decoration is cosy — mix of new and vintage, with a lot of chairs and delicate sofas. We especially loved the wallpaper (mix of clouds and wind) and the seagulls hanging in the ceiling. If you pay attention to the tables, you shall probably find one or two press review speaking about the place and its amazing decoration…
One star is missing: there is no food (except couple of cakes) nor brunch to go with your coffee. As European traveller used to brunch in every city visited, I would have appreciated taking this amazing coffee and eating something on the same place.
Maybe next year? Because for sure, I shall come back.

I stumbled upon this café looking for a place to warm up during a rainy day, and was happily surprised. It’s cosy and beautifully decorated, the service was fast and friendly, and my tea (lavender) excellent.

So chic and cute. I love it here. The pastry/​cake options are tasty and they serve soy (a) milk! The atmosphere is similar to a Parisian café but without the snuff. I come here almost daily now

Just wow!
I’ve passed by this place many times but never actually went in. It looked cute from the outside but I thought it was much smaller. Today I went there for a coffee and what a surprise! This place is sooo beautiful that I just couldn’t stop looking around. So many details that I just loved. The space itself is beautiful, high ceilings, beautiful staircase, big windows on both sides, lots of light even on a cloudy grey day. It’s not cramped with tables so you can really feel cozy there. They have upper level but it was closed, so I’m not sure is it also sitting area for customers or some offices…
I actually for the first time went to the staff and asked who is the architect/​designer of this place. How I understood, with my bad czech, it is connected to Vinohradsky Pavillion, and it made sense with all the designer furniture they have inside :)
All the floral arrangements were done by Mario Wild, that’s one name I remembered.
So whoever is into interior design this is THE place to go.
Oh, also, coffee is really good. Big selection of coffee and tea. I saw they also sell coffee beans and different kinds of tea, coffee pots, french press, etc. but didn’t check the prices. They do take away as well and they will offer you punch card with every 10^th coffee for free.
Beautiful place.

Saw Mishka recommened this place and so we checked it out. Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. The interior is so well thought out, nicely decorated and this place has a very cozy feel. There are large windows, to let the sunlight in, great place to do work for a while or to meet up with a friend for coffee.
They really don’t have food here– so you have to prepare for that in advance. If different brews is your thing, great place to try out coffee drips from all over the world. Staff is nice, speak english or czech, and are prompt to serve you. Plenty of great seats all over the café, comfy chairs or sofas, or small dining tables, whatever you prefer!
I more enjoyed the fact the I could sip my latte while admiring their space, a real treasure since the café scene here can be quite large and all slowly becoming the same type of space. Really thought La Boheme was original and full of quality. Great experience and will be back for sure.

Lots of filter coffee options. Mine was really good. Lots of space to work if you want to.

Easily one of the best coffee shops I have been to in the world. The inside is beautiful and the coffee is great. I had a cappuccino and a cold drip coffee and I recommend both. The staff is friendly and there is a lot of seating.

I was just wandering around Prague center and the coffee cravings kicked in. So I fired up Unilocal to look up what coffee shops (not the sacrilegious Starbucks) are around and La Boheme and other various coffee shops came up. The other one had a few reviews already so I decided to go the other direction and I was not disappointed. The décor simple and spacious sitting areas. You can definitely get your work done here and the atmosphere is just simply marvelous. Now the coffee, since I hail from San Francisco we are lucky to have coffee shops like hollow, fourbarrels, blue bottle and rituals, it is on par with those artisanal coffee shops. I ordered the cappuccino and it it perfectly balanced with everything! They also serve it on a sliver platter, it seriously doesn’t get nicer than that. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. If you’re ever sick of the touristy old Town and old town square, venture out,(a block away from a metro stop) stop by La Boheme and you will not regret that decision.