If you’re like us, one of the first things we do, when we visit a new city, is to explore the cafe options. Not just because we love ourselves a good cafe latte, but also because we need a place to work from while we travel!
After living in the Czech Republic for three years, we’ve scooped out some of the best cafes to work at in Prague.
Although there are plenty of coworking spaces and shared work offices in Prague, there’s just something special about working at cafes and coffee shops as well.
We love the vibe and atmosphere at cafes and the smell of fresh coffee. We love finding quiet, hidden-away gems but also busy community-driven cafes as well.
Luckily, the beautiful city of Prague has cafes for everyone. Including some of the best cafes to work at we have encountered.
In the list below, you will find a list of 19 amazing cafes from a coworking perspective.
We also love exploring cafes in our free time. But during the week we usually go to cafes to work, get stuff done. Just to get out of the house, you know.
Working at cafes really brings creativity and a different perspective to our work and that’s why we love it!
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19 of the best cafes to work at in Prague
The 19 coffee shops below really stand out for us and that we personally enjoy working from.
They all have friendly staff, a good atmosphere, and most importantly, they don’t mind remote workers hanging out and getting work on their laptops. (It’s the worst when the staff is just waiting for you to leave!)
When we go to work at cafes, we usually try and buy something every 60-90 minutes. This is because we don’t want to take advantage of these coffee shops.
It’s good to support local businesses! However, if you’re either on a budget and can’t really afford to spend a lot of money, or if you order a meal or something a bit more expensive then staying for longer likely isn’t a problem.
Prague has so many good cafes but these are definitely the ones that are the best for coworking in our opinion.
Most of them are spacious, laptop-friendly, have good wifi, and everything you need to have a productive work day.
Let’s dive in!
#1 Cafedu
If you’re following us on Instagram you’ve definitely been spammed once or twice by us about Cafedu. It’s probably the most regular cafe in Prague we visit.
Cafedu is located really close to our favourite part of town, Vinohrady, and it is easily accessible by public transport.
Our favourite part about this cafe is the fact that it has super friendly staff (Jakub, you’re the best) and GREAT coffee!
It’s such a nice cafe to work at because there is so much room.
There’s two floors and plenty of tables with lots of space. So you actually don’t feel like you’re taking up too much space at the cafe from regular guests.
Plus most people who go there are coming to work, study, or do something on their laptops just like you.
Want to spend even more time at Cafedu? They actually have their own coworking space that you can buy a monthly membership to.
We’ve never bought it because we are always on the move. We do have a few friends who use it and absolutely love it so we highly recommend it.
All in all, it’s an awesome cafe in Prague to work at. We really only have good things to say about Cafedu. The desserts are also exceptional.
So if you have a sweet tooth one day give one of their cakes a go.
Check out Cafedu’s Instagram here.
Cafedu Location:
- 12, Škrétova 490, 120 00 Praha 2, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#2 The Kavárna
This cafe has a special place in our hearts. It’s just down the road from our old place in Prague that we absolutely loved.
The Kavárna is honestly one of our favourite coffee shops in Prague. If you’re looking for a cafe to spend an hour or two at then this is it.
It’s on a nice quiet street in Vinohrady close to tram lines and walking distance from anywhere in Prague 2.
The Kavarna itself isn’t too big. Most of the time people get coffee for the road or sit outside when the weather is nice.
For that reason, there’s usually room inside where you can sit and work.
There’s always good music playing and the staff is friendly. You rarely feel like you’re taking up too much space either because it doesn’t get too busy inside.
It’s not the type of cafe where you’re going to connect and meet people. It’s the type of cafe to get some work done in a cozy environment.
You can check out The Kavárna on Instagram here.
The Kavarna Location:
- Budečská 974, 120 00 Praha 2-Vinohrady, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#3 The Miners Coffee in Vinohrady
From the moment you get inside of the Miners, you can instantly feel you’re in the cool and hip part of town. It’s always filled with expats and locals.
People are always chatting and hanging out with each other while waiting for a coffee to bring to either JPZ square or Riegrovy Sady.
One thing we really like about The Miners is that they have quite a bit of space.
Usually you can always see people working and getting stuff done on their laptops.
So depending on the time of day there should be some room for you to get work done.
Even though it’s quite busy and can be a little distracting if you’re trying to get work done it’s also a nice change of pace.
It’s a good cafe to spend some time in if you’re trying to get your creative side to come out. We love the energy and the vibe at the Miners.
They also have a few other locations around the city that are worth checking out.
We personally love the Vinohrady location just because of where it’s located but they are all great and run by the same owners.
If you want to get a feel for the Miners and the delicious food and coffee they have you can check out The Miners Instagram here. You won’t be disappointed! 😉
The Miners Locations:
- The Miners Coffee JZP: Slavíkova 5, 120 00 Vinohrady, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- The Miners Coffee Old Town (small location): Železná 490/14, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- The Miners Coffee Churchill: Italská 2584/69, 130 00 Vinohrady, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- The Miners Coffee Roastery: DOCK, Boudníkova 11, Palmovka, 180 00 Praha 8, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- The Miners Coffee Borislavka: Evropská 866/71, 160 00 Praha 6, Czechia (inside the mall)
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- The Miners Coffee Bakery: Sokolovská 713, 186 00 Praha 8-Invalidovna, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
Fun fact: There is also a Miners Coffee in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸
#4 Coffee Corner Bakery
Coffee Corner Bakery is the coziest place ever. They usually have some chill jazz music playing in the background and we’re here for it.
You can sit next to the fire or find a comfy chair somewhere in the cafe. The atmosphere is awesome and it’s one of the reasons why we keep coming back.
CCB is super laptop-friendly and the wifi is great. We usually try to go on weekdays when it’s not as busy so it’s easier for us to sit and get work done for a few hours.
The staff is super friendly and the food is seriously delicious.
We love to bring our laptops and get work done during the week but it’s also an awesome place to come eat at on the weekend for brunch or just a little afternoon date.
The cafe is conveniently located on Korunni Street where a bunch of trams go to. It’s super easy to get to via metro and tram.
If you want to get a feel for the vibe, and sneak peek at the delicious food, then check out Coffee Corner Bakery’s Instagram here.
Coffee Corner Bakery Location:
- Korunní 1342/96, 101 00 Vinohrady, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#5 Kafe Atrium
This fancy cafe is run by 3 awesome ladies. They really take pride in their cafe – and you can feel that from the moment you enter the door.
It’s hidden away in Zizkov, one of Prague’s coolest neighbourhoods in our opinion.
Kafe Atrium is a hidden gem for expats and locals. It’s never too busy during the day so it’s easy to get some work done there while enjoying your coffee.
It’s not too spacious but they have an outdoor seating area too which is great in the summer.
The food and coffee are delicious and the ladies who run the place are always down to chat.
The vibe is great and if you’re really in the mood to be productive and get some work done then you can find a seat inside or outside and enjoy the peace and quiet at Kate Atrium.
Once you come here once you’ll probably become a regular customer in no time.
If you want a feel of what Kafe Atrium is like you can check out their Instagram here.
Kafe Atrium Location:
- Čajkovského 12, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#6 Loft Cafe Karlin
If you’re looking for a trendy and spacious cafe to work at in Karlin then consider the Loft Cafe. Karlin tends to be forgotten at times but Karlin is one of those up-and-coming neighborhoods in Prague.
With more and more young people moving out that way, lots of cool restaurants and cafes are popping up over there and that’s exactly where the Loft comes in.
They have a bunch of space for coworking and don’t even get us started on their desserts.
You can find it on the main floor or make your way up to the loft where there’s also plenty of room.
You may think you’ll only be there for an hour or two but the temptations from all the yummy desserts will keep you there all afternoon.
The staff is young and fun and the lighting and everything really brings the Loft alive.
It’s full of energy and a great place to get stuff done.
Check out the Loft’s Instagram here to see what you’re missing out on.
Loft Cafe Karlin Location:
- Křižíkova 512/68, 186 00 Karlín, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
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#7 Zizkavarna Cafe
Fun fact! Zizkavarna in Zizkov and The Kavarna in Vinohrady have the same owners. So it’s no surprise that we love this cafe as well.
We used to live in Zizkov back in the day and Zizkavarna was a place we’d often spend a lot of time at.
It’s not the biggest cafe but during the day you can usually find a window seat or a small table to get some work done.
The vibe inside is really chilled out and even though it’s usually quite full it never seems too loud in there.
We’re going to say this about every single one of the places but Zizkavarna is honestly one of our favourite little cafes in Prague.
We love to go cowork there but sometimes we just like to walk by and grab a coffee and bring it to Riegrovy Sady, the park just down the street.
Everything is great at Ziz and if you want to see it for yourself before you go, you can check out the Zizkavarna Instagram page here. We hope you love this little cafe as much as we do.
Zizkavarna Location:
- 17, Kubelíkova 1477, Žižkov, 130 00 Praha, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
Pro tip: If you pick up their stamp loyalty card, this works for both Zizkavarna and the Kavarna. Woop!
#8 Cafe Letka
If you’re ever north of the Vltava river and in Letna you have to check out Cafe Letka. Sometimes we go to Letna just to go visit this cafe. It can be really busy at times and prices are a bit higher than in other places but it’s totally worth it.
During the summer months, you can sit on the window sill with the windows open and it’s just such a vibe.
There isn’t too much seating but if you are there during the week for a few hours in the middle of the day you should be able to find some room to sit.
The coffee is great and the staff is lovely. We love the atmosphere and just hanging out at Cafe Letka even if we’re not working.
The interior is a bit old school and boutique which adds a lot of character and we love it.
It’s a great coffee shop to work at in Prague but it’s also a great place to go for brunch on the weekend.
Make sure you make a reservation in advance though because it gets BUSY on the weekends!
Check out what Cafe Letka is dishing up on their Instagram.
Cafe Letka Location:
- Letohradská 44, 170 00 Praha 7-Letná, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#9 Dos Mundos
Dos Mundos is located in Letna not too far from Cafe Letka.
You may have seen pictures of it before because there’s a swing inside! It might not the best seat if you want to come and get work done but it’s fun to check it out and swing for a second or two.
Or you can just come and hang out without getting work done! 😉
Dos Mundos in Letna is a great spot to get work done. It’s not the biggest cafe but you can usually find a seat at one of the tables in the back.
If you want some space to yourself at a quiet little cafe, this one is great.
We love both of Dos Mundos’ locations but this one in Letna is a bit bigger so it’s easier to sit and get some work done.
Dos Mundos actually roast their own coffee so the quality is exceptional. If you want to come and try some yummy coffee you can check out Dos Mundos Instagram to see what they’re all about.
Dos Mundos Locations:
- Dos Mundos Letna (best option): 38, M. Horákové 600, Holešovice, 170 00 Praha 7, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- Dos Mundos Vinohrady (small): 31, Korunní 968, 120 00 Praha 2, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#10 Kofárna Cafe
The Kofárna Cafe may have some of the best cakes and desserts in town. Plus they have super quick wifi.
The Kofárna has a very modern and hip coffee shop vibe to it with lots of people coming in for their daily coffee but also some remote workers who come for the atmosphere.
If you’re looking to feel inspired and need a change of scenery, The Kofárna is the perfect place to come.
The food and coffee are great (especially the sweets) and the staff is super friendly and accommodating. All in all, you’ll have a great time hanging out and getting work done here.
Fun fact: this is actually one of the only cafes mentioned on the west side of the Vltava River.
Most of the coffee shops mentioned are in the more expat neighbourhoods like Vinohrady, Zizkov, and Letna but Kofárna is in the Mala Strana neighbourhood.
It’s super easy to get to by tram and metro and it’s in a really nice part of Prague.
Honestly, where in Prague isn’t beautiful? For a sneak peek of what you can expect, you can go through Kofárna Cafe’s Instagram here.
Kofárna Cafe Location:
- Zborovská 84/60, 150 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#11 Cafe Neustadt
On this list, we also have Cafe Neustadt. We can honestly say this is a hidden gem!
Located fairly centrally in Prague, Cafe Neustadt has never got the attention it deserves.
Because of that, there’s always room to sit. Especially in the warmer months when most people sit outside on the terrace.
If you want some seriously good coffee, views of the historic New Town Hall Tower and a nice spot to get work done then this is it.
The best part is that they’re open until 11 pm so you can literally come whenever you want, find a table, and do what you gotta do.
They also have some delicious meals on their menu including tasty desserts. So come to get work done but don’t forget about the food.
You can see all the delicious stuff they have on Cafe Neustadt’s Instagram page.
Cafe Neustadt Location:
- Karlovo nám. 23/1, 120 00 Nové Město, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#12 Cafe Plecnik
If you’re looking for a nice and relaxing space to enjoy a coffee or a ginger tea while getting some work done, then this is one of our top recommendations.
Located by JZP, Plecnik is very conveniently located right by the church and the market.
This place has both indoor and outdoor seating and is rarely completely full. At least we’ve never been there where we couldn’t get a spot.
Their coffees are really well priced and a bit cheaper than most of the other coffee shops in this post.
The staff is also very friendly and will come and check on you every now and then to make sure you have what you need.
If you aren’t in the mood for coffee or tea, Plecnik also has a good selection of wine that you can enjoy if you’re working a bit later in the day (or whenever you want – you do you!).
You can check out Café Plecnik’s Facebook Page here.
Cafe Plecnik Location:
- nám. J. z Poděbrad 1659, 130 00 Vinohrady, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#13 Kafe a Hrnky
Kafe & Hrnky is a true hidden gem. Located close to the castle down one of the quiet streets you’d almost never find this place unless you know where to look.
We luckily stumbled upon Kafe & Hrnky thanks to a recommendation from a friend and now it’s become one of our favourite cafes.
They have an outdoor garden area where you can sit and get work done or you can relax inside where there’s tons of space and lots of room to relax and sit and work on your laptop or notebook.
On top of it being a great workspace, it has some incredibly delicious cakes and snacks and the coffee is the bomb!
Plus the staff is really friendly and just makes you look forward to coming to Kafe & Hrnky.
Don’t miss it if you’re exploring the castle district and looking for a cafe to work at in Prague.
Kafe & Hrnky Location:
- Nerudova 244 /25, 118 00 Malá Strana, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#14 Kavarna Misto
Karvarna Misto is a beautiful cafe located not too far from Letna Park and Prague Castle. Karvarna Misto definitely specializes in coffee but they also make delicious breakfast.
Almost every day of the week you’ll see a handful of people sitting on their laptops and getting work done while enjoying some delicious breakfast.
Misto is very laptop friendly and they don’t mind having a section that’s dedicated to remote workers.
As long as you try some of their delicious food and/or coffee of course! 😉
Honestly, if you’re looking for a cafe in Prague to work at or just looking for somewhere nice to go for some food and coffee, Kavarna Misto is the place.
After you’re done at the cafe you can enjoy a nice walk in Letna Park.
Karvarna Misto Location:
- Bubenečská 12, 160 00 Praha 6, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#15 Mazelab Coffee
Mazelab Coffee in Prague is hands down one of the most chic and modern cafes you’ll ever go to. The minimalistic but classy interior decor really makes Maze stand out.
Even though they don’t have wifi access they don’t mind if you flip out your laptop or notebook and get some work done on your own hotspot.
There is a limited amount of seating so it’s not a cafe in Prague you’re going to spend hours at like some of the other ones but it’s totally worth visiting.
Mazelab is very unique and the simple things like the “tasting notes” they give with each coffee are just an example of how they go above and beyond.
All in all, it’s a cool atmosphere and if you want to get a bit of work done in a cool cafe this is a great place to check out!
Mazelab Coffee Location:
- Československé armády 729/28, 160 00 Praha 6-Bubeneč, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
PS: We’re pretty sure we heard somewhere that the owner of this coffee shop has won awards for his coffee skills. We believe it to be true!
#16 Scout Institute Cafe
Located right in the heart of Old Town Prague you can find this cozy little place. During the day you can find people sipping on coffee and socializing with friends.
Then in the evenings, people will get together over a few pints of beer.
From the morning until late afternoon, it’s a great cafe to work at in Prague. There is plenty of natural light, big tables, and an all-around good atmosphere.
They’re more known for their location and atmosphere than anything else.
The fact that it’s so centrally located is perfect if you want to meet up with a friend or two and cowork somewhere central.
There’s also plenty of room so spending a couple of hours on your laptop at Scout isn’t a problem.
Scout Institute Location:
- Staroměstské nám. 1/4, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia (the cafe is upstairs)
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#17 La Forme Café & Bakery
At first thought, you would have no idea that you could work on your laptop at La Forme in Vinohrady.
You walk by and you can smell the delicious pastries. Then once you’re there you see all these fancy and yummy croissants and it’s basically game over!
Once you go inside La Forme and past the bakery section you’ll notice a few tables inside and then a huge outdoor seating area.
During the week La Forme usually doesn’t get too busy inside (although for take away it definitely does) and you can easily find a spot to sit at.
As long as it’s not busy, you’re allowed to work there and they have wifi!
Most people just grab a coffee and a pastry for takeaway but the hidden truth about this place is that it’s actually an awesome place to cowork and hang out at because of its awesome seating area in the back.
Also, if you want to make sure you get a taste of the tasty pistachio croissants before they’re gone, try to come before 11 am – we’ve heard they sell out pretty much every day!
Psst… Check out their Instagram here (but don’t do it on an empty stomach)!
La Forme Locations:
- La Forme Vinohrady: Krkonošská 1667 /14, 120 00 Vinohrady, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- La Forme Nusle: Nuselská 53, 140 00 Praha 4-Nusle, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
- La Forme Bubeneč: Jaselská 266/10, 160 00 Praha 6-Bubeneč, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#18 Café Tvaroh
Cafe Tvaroh is a cozy little cafe tucked away on one of the side streets in Prague 7 behind Letna Park.
It’s one of those places that isn’t necessarily hard to find but it blends right into the neighbourhood.
So unless someone told you to check it out you’d most likely just walk by.
They have tons of seating inside to get comfortable and get work done. Also on a sunny day, there is also room outside to enjoy the sun and get work done.
On top of being a great place to work, they make amazing coffee and really good lunch food.
If you’re looking for something a little quieter and cozy then this could be a good place for you to bring your laptop and notepad and get work done!
Café Tvaroh Location:
- Šmeralova 272/22, 170 00 Praha 7-Bubeneč, Czechia
- Find your way on Google Maps here.
#19 Coffee and Riot
Coffee and Riot is a great coffee shop located on a quiet street just outside of Old Town Prague.
This hidden gem looks quite small on the outside but as you enter through the door there is actually plenty of space.
With two main rooms to sit, plenty of outlets, and lots of space it makes for a good place to chill and get some work done.
They have fast wifi at Coffee and Riot and they are very laptop-friendly! The coffee is great and they serve food as well if you get hungry while you’re working from there.
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Recap the best cafes to cowork at in Prague
Now you have 19 different options of totally unique and cool coffee shops to work from in Prague. We love them all and they are all great to work at and also laptop friendly.
If it’s not a coworking space in Prague that we’re working from then it’s definitely a cafe.
We hope you enjoy trying some of these cafes out for the first time and we’d love to get your feedback on which cafes you like best and why.
DM us on Instagram or leave a comment below and let us know.
If all these awesome cafes aren’t enough of a reason to move to Prague then you can read here why Prague is an incredible city to live in.
It’s not just the amazing cafes. There’s a lot more than that!
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