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Cafés · Malá Strana
An elegant heritage café under a neo-Renaissance ceiling, famous for breakfast, pastries and its own confectionery. It is well known as one of the consistent dog-friendly cafés in central Prague, welcoming dogs in the main hall. Water is typically provided for canine guests.
A rare upscale café where dogs are genuinely welcome indoors, letting you enjoy top pastry in any weather with your dog at your feet.
Dogs are allowed in the main hall on a leash. Opening hours were not published on the source consulted, so check the venue's website before visiting.
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