Easily the city's best-known café, Slavia serves good coffee, drinks, and light snacks, as well as the standards of Czech cuisine: roast duck with potato dumplings and sauerkraut, beef goulash, and roast smoked pork with white cabbage and potato pancakes. Sandwiches and quotidian pasta plates offer lighter, less-expensive options, though aesthetes can make a full meal out of the rich views of the National Theater, the Vltava, and Prague Castle. This spectacular location has a historic air that winds from the days of Viktor Oliva's painting "The Absinth Drinker" (which hangs in the main room), through the era of the playwright and regular patron Václav Havel, and continues into the modern day.
Reviewed by sarasotababe from Florida on 6/16/08
They have an interested menu at wonderful prices. However no ambiance - more like a diner. Many people come for ice cream specialties.
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