Experts' Choice Award Cafe Slavia
7 expert reviews
“Perhaps the best-known cafe in all of Prague, Slavia was historically the haunt of artists, intellectuals, and dissidents, including Renaissance man Václav Havel.”
– Let's Go
Fodor's "Easily the city's best-known café, Slavia serves good coffee, drinks, and light snacks, as well as the greatest hits of Czech cuisine." Full review
Frommer's "The restored crisp Art Deco room recalls the Slavia's 100 years as a meeting place for the city's cultural and intellectual corps." Full review
Travel + Leisure "One of the city’s most celebrated cafés, Slavia opened in 1881 and soon became a gathering place for artists and intellectuals, including Franz Kafka and former president Václav Havel." Full review
Time Out "A struggling Václav Havel and pals once tippled here as they plotted the overthrow of communism at the Slavia." Full review
Rough Guide "This famous 1920s riverside café pulls in a mixed crowd from shoppers and tourists to old-timers and the pre- and post-theatre mob."
Fodor's "Overlooking the river and next to the National Theater, this old-school continental European-style café is one of a clutch in Prague...beer is perfectly acceptable at almost any time of day" Full review
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