The best brunch spots in Prague

Eska

If you fancy a laid-back atmosphere and fresh pastries, head to Eska in Karlín, where they serve typical breakfast dishes like scrambled eggs, but also delicious sausages from Amaso, toast, or their iconic potatoes in ash. And to wash it all down, try the unforgettable apple mimosa.

📍Pernerova 49, 186 00 Prague 8-Karlín

📍Veletržní 290/42, 170 00 Prague 7-Bubeneč

A bakery and kitchen full of life

Visit Eska in Karlín. Everry day, we bake our renowned bread 33, along with sweet buns, cakes and kolache. On Fridays, our bread 66 is available until it sells out – and if you're not in the mood for baked goods, come for a lunch of local produce, or one of our famous breakfasts, which are prepared until late afternoon. Oh, and don't forget to take a look round our shop on the way out.

Find out more on our website.

The Monkey Bar 

You’ll also find the perfect brunch at The Monkey Bar on Opletalova street, where they serve Jungle Brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 12:30p.m. to 3:30p.m. The menu features classics like eggs Benedict and homemade waffles, as well as a red curry bowl, homemade pappardelle, or a pulled veal burger. The bottomless mimosa or bellini is also a major draw.

📍Opletalova 21, 110 00 Nové Město

Myšák

Myšák already has three locations in Prague. The Vodičkova branch lets you soak up the traditional atmosphere of a First Republic confectioners, the Holešovice location lets you indulge even when you’re in a hurry, and the Prague Castle branch will make you feel like you’re royalty.

Choose from a wide selection of desserts in the display case, and try the classic cream cakes like větrník, kremrole, or laskonka. In addition to premium coffee, you can also enjoy a leisurely breakfast, right in the courtyard of the Schwarzenberg Palace.

📍710/31, Vodičkova, Nové Město, 110 00 Prague

📍Hradčanské nám. 185/2, 118 00 Prague 1-Hradčany

📍Bubenské nábř. 306/13, 170 00 Prague 7-Holešovice

Myšák: Pastry shops on both banks of the Vltava River

Welcome to the sweet factory, led by Lukáš Pohl and his team. Each dessert is made to be finished in two bites, so you can taste more than one. At our confectioneries in Vodičkova and Holešovice, you will find traditional Czech delicacies such as Indian cakes, cream rolls, and cream puffs. Accompany them with speciality coffee, prepared by our baristas, and grab some baked goods to go, too.

Take your pick

Bistro Monk

Brunch all day long? It’s not just a dream, but a reality you can experience every day from 8:30a.m. at Bistro Monk. We dare say that the aroma of homemade bread made using a long cold fermentation method, fills the entire restaurant. The result is bread with a distinctive, richer flavour and a softer crumb.

If you’re not a fan of bread, treat yourself to the buttermilk pancakes with a creamy wild blueberry sauce, or nutty granola with farm-fresh yogurt. 

📍Michalská 20, 110 00 Staré Město

📍Maltézské nám. 292/10, Malá Strana 1, 118 00 Prague 1

Pastacaffé

Looking for a long weekend brunch with family and friends just a few steps from Old Town Square? Head to Pastacaffé. You can add truffles, avocado, smoked salmon, stracciatella, Amaso pastrami, or soft-boiled eggs, and make your dish exactly how you want it.

📍Vězeňská 141/1, 110 00 Old Town

The Flat Café

Here, you’ll feel right at home. That’s one way to describe The Flat Café in Vršovice, which feels like stepping straight into a British living room. Their weekend brunch menu features a classic English breakfast with beans, buttered mushrooms, handmade pork sausages, a fried egg, homemade hash browns, and toast.

If you don't fancy the full English, treat yourself to buttermilk pancakes or an omelette. And if you really want to feel like a queen, treat yourself to a French 75 cocktail made with gin, prosecco, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Cheers!

📍Kodaňská 81/4, 101 00 Prague 10-Vršovice

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Etapa

Etapa is no newcomer to the brunch scene. On the contrary, it’s a spot that has earned a loyal following primarily thanks to the simplicity of the concept. They serve colourful vegetable dishes made with local ingredients, enhanced by unique combinations. Plus, they bake their own 100% wholegrain sourdough bread and pastries. 

A sure bet is their grilled cheese with kimchi, or the poached eggs with pea purée. And if you’re in the mood for something unconventional, try their spinach pancake with savoury currant jam and cheese sauce.

📍Urxova 479/6, 186 00 Karlín

Café Savoy

Viennese-style brunch? Yes, please! Every weekend at Café Savoy, you can treat yourself to an opulent brunch you won’t be forgetting any time soon. Their iconic French breakfast, which also includes fries with their famous truffle mayonnaise, is a rite of passage for foodies in Prague.

The Savoy Breakfast or the classic continental breakfast are also perfect options, and include a hot beverage of your choice. Weekend brunches at Café Savoy are served from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

📍Vítězná 124/5, 150 00 Malá Strana

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