Prague’s Evolving Brunch Culture

Brunch in Prague is no longer just about coffee and eggs. It has evolved into an experience where design, atmosphere, and creativity meet. Across the city, cafés and restaurants are redefining how locals and visitors start their mornings, offering spaces that are as thoughtfully designed as their menus.

With insights from the culinary experts at Ambiente, here are the top recommendations for every kind of brunch enthusiast — from refined settings to homely comfort.

The Fancy Brunch

When celebrating a special occasion, Štangl and Bockem stand out for their sophisticated approach to brunch.
Štangl (Forum Karlín): Combines modern industrial architecture with elegant service. The menu features contemporary Central European dishes and beautifully crafted pastries.
Bockem (Smíchov): Offers Nordic-inspired minimalism and a calm, salon-like setting. A perfect blend of refinement and comfort.

The Trendsetter’s Brunch

In Letná, Moe has quickly gained attention for its understated style and modern simplicity. Clean lines, soft lighting, and a Scandinavian feel create an inviting space for enjoying seasonal dishes such as scrambled eggs, fresh pastries, and specialty coffee.

The Stay-at-Home Brunch

For those who prefer to stay in, Eska Domů delivers the essence of Karlín’s beloved bakery straight to your door. Their signature sourdoughs, pastries, and ready-to-heat meals make for an effortless morning. For those who prefer to dine out, Eska Karlín offers a stylish and relaxed setting perfect for slow mornings.

The Delectable Interiors Brunch

Design and flavor come together at Alma, Srnky, and Café Letka, all known for their distinctive interiors and creative menus.
Alma (Nové Město): A former interwar cinema turned café-restaurant, featuring an open kitchen and pastries that resemble art.
Srnky (Vinohrady): Bright and natural, emphasizing locally sourced ingredients and farm-fresh dishes.
Café Letka (Holešovice): Vintage charm with high ceilings, rustic furniture, and classic homemade cakes.

The Classic Czech Breakfast

For those seeking traditional flavors, these cafés capture the essence of Czech breakfast culture.
Café Savoy: An elegant, wood-paneled café offering croissants, French toast, and sparkling wine in a refined atmosphere.
Myšák: A historic patisserie with nostalgic charm, serving poached eggs, ham, and delicate cream puffs.
Šodó (Dejvice): A cozy, modern café inspired by Czech childhood favorites such as buchtičky se šodó (mini buns with vanilla custard).

The Italian-Style Brunch

Tucked away near Old Town Square, Pastacaffé offers an authentic Italian ambiance with vintage mirrors, deep red seating, and warm lighting. The menu features buttery pastries, creamy eggs, and prosciutto served with espresso — a true taste of Milan in central Prague.

The Berlin Brunch

Blumery, a new addition to the Prague café scene, brings a German-inspired approach to brunch. Located in a converted post office, it features a pastel-toned interior and natural light. Expect fluffy pancakes, hearty egg dishes, and fresh sides. Its sister café Kolektor in Letná offers a similar relaxed and creative environment.

The Luxury Hotel Brunch

At Augustine Restaurant, located within a former 13th-century monastery near Malostranské náměstí, brunch becomes a refined experience. The menu includes poached eggs, buttery pastries, and seasonal dishes served with impeccable attention to detail in a tranquil setting.

The Traditional Sunday Buffet Brunch

Inside the Marriott Hotel near Náměstí Republiky, The Artisan serves one of Prague’s most elaborate Sunday brunches. Chef David Rejhon presents a 46-course menu that ranges from oysters and roast beef to traditional koláče and miniature desserts, accompanied by live music for a relaxed and elegant dining experience.

The Monthly Surprise Brunch

For those seeking something different each time, ZEM at the Hyatt Andaz offers themed monthly brunches that rotate between global inspirations, from Japanese fusion to Mediterranean classics. The environment is polished yet approachable, with every visit offering a new culinary experience.

About Ambiente

Established in 1995, Ambiente has transformed Prague’s dining scene through its collection of restaurants, pubs, and fine-dining establishments. Each location reflects a commitment to creativity, quality, and Czech culinary tradition.