Bakeries & cafés in Czechia

Prague accounts for nine of the 29 Czech places and Brno for five; the rest are scattered from the Plzeň region and South Bohemia to the Krkonoše mountains and southern Moravia. Two Old Town addresses specialise in trdelník, the spit-baked chimney cake: Old Czech Chimney Cake on Karlova and Trdelník Sweet Dreams on Celetná, both open daily until 11 PM. Near Charles Bridge, Torto on Lázeňská is a weekday-only bakery without indoor seating, while Petite France Bakery and Confectionery on Myslíkova is a French bakery whose reviews centre on croissants. In Brno, PF Café on Dominikánské náměstí serves breakfast and cakes until 10 PM; in Pilsen, Le Frenchie Náměstí is a brunch restaurant whose reviews mention cakes and French toast, and Home bakery on Ovocná opens only on Saturdays, from 7 to 9 AM. Up in the Krkonoše, Svobodnej Coffee Bar in Svoboda nad Úpou is a micro-roastery café. The earliest starts are at bakeries in Staňkov and Louny, which open at 5 and 5:15 AM on weekdays.