Where to Find the Best Brunch Spots in Prague: Our List

While brunch was once mainly an American tradition, it has now firmly taken root in Prague’s culinary scene. We’ve selected some of the best places to enjoy brunch in the city.

Don’t hesitate to brunch solo—and if you don’t need to return to work afterward, why not indulge in a glass of prosecco with your meal? After all, a small indulgence pairs perfectly with a big breakfast.

Eska

If you’re craving a relaxed brunch filled with crispy pastries, head to Eska in Karlín. Every day from 8 AM to 3 PM, they offer an array of classic breakfast items like scrambled eggs or eggs in a glass. But they also go beyond the usual, serving up tasty sausages, flaky toast, and their iconic potatoes in ashes. For a special touch, try washing it down with an apple mimosa—its flavor is bound to linger in your memory.

 

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Bistro Monk

Looking for an all-day brunch experience? At Bistro Monk, brunch is not just an option; it’s a daily event. Starting from 8:30 AM at either of their two Prague locations, you’ll be greeted by the aroma of homemade bread made through long cold fermentation. The result? A loaf with a full, rich flavor and a supple crumb. Not a bread lover? No problem—indulge in their buttermilk pancakes with wild blueberry cream or try the hazelnut granola with farmhouse yogurt.

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The Flat Café

Imagine stepping into a cozy British living room—that’s the vibe at The Flat Café in Vršovice. Their weekend brunch, starting at 9 AM, features a classic English breakfast with baked beans, butter mushrooms, handmade pork sausages, poached eggs, hash browns, and toast. For something lighter, you can opt for buttermilk pancakes or a fluffy omelette. And if you’re feeling indulgent, sip on a French 75 cocktail, a delightful mix of gin, prosecco, lemon juice, and zest.

 

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The Artisan

For a more traditional Sunday brunch buffet, The Artisan offers an extraordinary 46-course spread every Sunday. Enjoy a variety of delicacies, including signature dishes from Chef David Rejhon. To enhance the experience, the venue also features live music and entertainment to complete your Sunday outing.

 

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Etapa

An established player in Prague’s brunch scene, Etapa has garnered loyal customers with its uncomplicated yet delicious offerings. Starting at 9 AM daily, Etapa focuses on colorful vegetable dishes made from locally sourced ingredients, paired with unique flavor combinations. Their homemade 100% wholemeal sourdough bread and sweets are also fan favorites.

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Cafe Savoy

Craving a Viennese-style brunch? Look no further! On weekends, indulge in an unforgettable brunch experience at Café Savoy. Their iconic French breakfast, featuring fries with their famous truffle mayonnaise, is not to be missed. If you’re looking for something different, the Savoy breakfast or the classic continental breakfast are also excellent choices. Both options come with a hot drink of your choice. Weekend brunches are served from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Café Savoy.

 

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