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Paul

Paul

17/6 Jugoslávská

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Paul is a café in Vinohrady, Prague serving fresh pastries, breakfast items and light food from early morning to 9 PM. The space has a laid-back, stylish atmosphere with spacious seating and a welcoming feel. Reviewers consistently praise the pastries and chia pudding, though opinions on other dishes vary; some note the quality of sandwiches and savouries is mixed, and food quality has been inconsistent. Staff are generally attentive and efficient even during busy times, though not all speak English.

Wi-Fi is available and the café suits stopping by for coffee or breakfast. A few reviewers mention catching up with friends in the spacious seating, suggesting it works for casual, social visits.

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Named as a place to work from by Nomadic Mick.

  • it opens at 6:30 am ... reliable Wi-Fi ... number of power outlets ... generally quiet in the mornings, making it an ideal spot to get some work done
    • Wi‑Fi: good
    • Noise: quiet

    Nomadic MickBlog post, June 2026Digital Nomad Guide to Prague (Updated 2026)

    on nomadicmick.com

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