Espresso in Prague?

by **larsb** » Sat Sep 04, 2004 7:20 pm

Looks like I'll be going to Prague this autumn. Any advice on where to find good espresso?

by **Joey** » Sat Sep 04, 2004 9:10 pm

Hmmm, not in Prague, but if you take the highway to the south/east about 300km, you'll end up in Vienna, and I can get you some goooood coffee there >lol<
Joey ;-)

by **larsb** » Sun Sep 05, 2004 6:48 pm

Hey, I already promised to visit if I'm in the neighburhood! What more do you want, a signed contract?

Now, Prague, anyone?

by **Joey** » Sun Sep 05, 2004 7:04 pm

signed with blood, please ;-)

sorry, I didn't check... hey, I am a woman, sometimes my mouth is quicker then my brain >grin<

(a friend once said something wonderful:
How should I know what I think before I have heard what I have said!?)

joey

*I live in my own little world, but it's ok, they know me here*

by **zix** » Thu Nov 18, 2004 11:01 pm

sorry, no personal info. It is a lot easier to find a good beer in Prague.
However, three sources claim Ebel Coffee House is good. Judging from the adress(es), it is obviously smack in the middle. You don´t want to miss Old Town anyway (or the castle, or the old city walls with that magnificent church, or...) Have fun in Prague!

I found this info mostly on TimeOut and In your pocket.
Edit: It seems they are rather big... website here, click on the "locations" link at the left to find addresses for their coffee bars.
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" The Ebel touches the heights of the art of coffee brewing. Journalist and designer Malgorzata Ebel serves Prague’s finest bean blends any way you like them, whether in the form of macchiato or mélange, espresso or cappuccino. More than 30 prime arabica coffees from her neighbouring shop, Vzpomínky na Afriku, are available to go into your cup. Passable quiches, bagels and brownies are served as well, on tables in Prague’s most fashionable Old Town courtyard."

Espresso in Prague?

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