Benjamin Schäfer

Food is good, location looks intriguing, however the service is seriously lackluster. It took at least 10 minutes after sitting down until anyone even showed up at the table although there were barely any people. After ordering, it took them 30 minutes to bring the food. The beverages never even came but they still wanted to charge for them. Unless you call over the waiters and constantly remind them of your order, you won't get anywhere here.

Small, quiet and cozy coffee shop. Great tasty coffee selection. They also offer cocktails, wine and beer. It's really quiet here, great for working. A bunch of cozy sitting options but nothing for bigger groups. The interior is well designed and add to the coziness of the coffee shop. There's a bathroom and free wifi. If I lived in Prague, I would probably come here a lot.

Nice little place with indoor and outdoor seating. Easily crowded but generally chill atmosphere, especially in the evenings. At times the music is too loud. Big menu with healthy meals, kahvaltı, desserts, alcoholic drinks. The food was great and tasty. Was served quickly and without issues. The cocktails are not worth the money, they lack flavor and don't hold up to the price. Service here, as others have noted, is inattentive and not exactly friendly.

No food, drinks and picnic allowed (there's screening at the entrance). No restaurant, food stand, public bathrooms or playground. It's a park with an entry fee (higher prices on weekends) that has info signs on the manifold trees, but if that's what you expect it's great. It's beautiful with long hiking trails through forests, bushes, groves, shrubs and along a few small lakes. Not as crowded as I thought. It's beautiful and restful, although a bigger street right at the edge of the park creates a steady background noise. It's good to bring kids although there's no playground. There's swans, fish, ducks, turtles and a few bunnies. Although you can't really feed them if you can't bring any food. I'd say it's a great place to go to if you live relatively close. But I don't think it's worth sitting on public transportation for 2 hours to get here, like we did.

Easy and exciting hike. After the first big wooden walking bridge take the path to the Lower Falls. From there it's around 5 minutes and a couple of stairs to a wooden platform that gives you the following stunning view.