The beautiful interior of Angelato’s Břevnov branch, designed by a1architects. Photo: Angelato.
Břevnov is one of the most beautiful districts in Prague, and Bělohorská Street is its main hub – and not just for dining. Come and explore the establishments here that are definitely worth a visit and more than one stop.
Angelato Ice Cream
Ice cream from Angelato has become a legend in Prague, so it’s good to know that this family-run ice cream parlour also has a branch in Břevnov. Here you can sample superb artisan ice cream of the highest quality, made without any artificial additives. Go for one of the creamy flavours or a sorbet, or why not treat yourself to an excellent espresso? And every month they create a different ice-cream speciality.
The renowned Prague ice-cream parlour Angelato offers many unusual flavours that reflect the season. Photo: The parlour’s Facebook page (with permission from Angelato).
In line with the latest trends
The IPPA Café chain, known for its cafés serving desserts with a cutting-edge twist, has also set up shop on Bělohorská. As well as their famous lemon, mango and pear flavours, you can also enjoy traditional cream-filled buns here. Feel free to plan a hearty brunch here too – the breakfast menu is truly extensive and you can choose from it all day long.
Coffee and cake
For business meetings, catching up with friends or if you’re looking for a place where you can work undisturbed, Cafe Perdu is the perfect spot. Pop in for a coffee and be sure to try one of the local French-style desserts.
Café Perdu is a laid-back café that’s great not only for meeting friends but also for working in peace. Photo: the café’s Facebook page.
All the flavours of Spain
At the tapas bar Jamonarna, you’ll instantly feel as though you’re on holiday in Spain. You’ll sample the finest local wines, accompanied by tapas, cheeses, chorizo or traditional Jamón ham. What’s more, you can also buy all of this to take home or for your own private event. Or place an order – they even have an online shop where the owners, Honza and Lucka, offer only what they themselves love.
A sure bet for Asian cuisine
Do you love traditional Asian cuisine? Then add the restaurant Aluha to your list, where, in a pleasant, modern setting, you can enjoy superb Pad Thai, Bun Bo Nam Bo, as well as many types of sushi; and in winter, it’s worth knowing that they also serve a fantastic bowl of pho.
If you fancy some Asian cuisine in the Bělohorská area, the choice is clear – Aluha restaurant. Photo: The restaurant’s Facebook page (with Aluha’s permission).
A paradise for great coffee
For anyone who lives nearby or works in the area, the 20 m2 espresso bar will quickly become a regular stop. This cosy café not only serves speciality coffee but also delicious cakes and biscuits, all set against a modern interior reminiscent of cafés in Berlin or Budapest. It’s a great way to start your morning here.
Small but brilliant. That’s the 20 m2 café in a nutshell. Photo: the café’s Facebook page (with permission from 20m2).
You can’t miss out on a burger
You can also pop round to Bělohorská for a burger – and one of the best in Prague, at that. That’s because the bistro Fatfuck Smash Burgers is based here, where you can try very simple yet phenomenal burgers made from organic beef; they also serve hot dogs, and don’t forget to finish off with something sweet, such as apple pie, cookies or cupcakes.
Delicious burgers, hot dogs and a cosy atmosphere await you at the coolly named Fatfuck Smash Burgers. Photo: The restaurant’s Facebook page (with permission from Fatfuck Smash Burgers).
Have the flavours of Břevnov caught your attention so much that you’d like to be as close to them as possible?
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A view of Rezidence Sestupná 18 from the street. Photo: LEXXUS NORTON.
