Bohemia Bagel with Play Area, Prague 1
This centrally located cafe is a great spot to visit when you’re keen for a bite to eat, need a coffee break or wish to meet up with friends and happen to have your kids with you too. Bohemia Bagel has a nice range of fresh food such as salads, sandwiches and burgers and they have recently introduced kids meals. There are lots of options for vegetarians and they do great American style breakfasts.
Their weekend brunches are popular as are their fresh bagels made on the premises and available to take away. Food is ordered at the counter and is either called out for you to collect or bought to your table.
To the right of the ordering counter is the kids play room and a couple of tables reserved for families with kids. I’ve never had trouble securing one of these tables and Lucie is always very happy playing in the kids room with me in sight. I find it very relaxing being able to sit back and drink my coffee whilst watching my daughter happily playing. There are several high chairs available to kids, the booth seating is comfortable and the atmosphere laid back.
The play area contains a slide, various toys, drawing materials and a climbing frame. There is usually one or two other kids and the children all seem to play very well in the space provided.
Bohemia Bagel is a handy spot especially during the colder months when you need to find pleasant kid friendly and smoke free indoor venues. So if you’re visiting the centre with kids it’s central location and close proximity to Masna Playground make it an ideal spot to try.
OPEN: Monday to Friday from 7am till 11pm, Saturday to Sunday 8am till 11pm
ADDRESS: Masna 2, Prague 1
FURTHER INFORMATION: http://www.bohemiabagel.cz
DIRECTIONS: By Tram take 5, 8 or 14 to tram stop Dlouha Trida and walk down Dlouha towards Masna Street. By Metro catch the green A line to metro stop Starometska or yellow line B to Namesti Republiky.
Kevin Clarke on 28 October 2008 @ 07:54 AM
Having visited this cafe many times with my wife and two boys (aged 3.5 & 5.5 years), I would recommend this ‘eatery’ to anyone. Recently they added a special children’s menu which made things a lot easier for us - previously we ordered one portion and two plates for them! The last time we visited, the children’s corner seemed to have lost the climbing frame and rope hanging from the ceiling. I’m not sure if it’s temporary, for redecoration, or for good?
Todd Woelfl on 04 August 2009 @ 05:30 AM
A great find!!!! At first the play area looked a little small. But my 4 year old loved it. There are a few booths that are close to the play area so that you can relax and watch your children. I had 3 cups of coffee before we had to go. She even made a little friend and posted a drawing. I wish we could have made it back before we had to go.