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Cafés in Vršovice

Krymská’s revival, espresso on Kodaňská and late film-café nights below Vinohrady.

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Vršovice lies southeast of the center in Prague 10. First recorded in 1088, it was incorporated into Prague in 1922.1 It has two football clubs, Slavia Prague at the Eden Arena and Bohemians 1905 at the Ďolíček stadium, and in 2016 The New York Times called it one of the capital’s “it” neighborhoods.1

Its cafés gather on a few streets near the Vinohrady border. Moskevská and Kodaňská have the most, followed by Vršovická, and Krymská, a short street named after Crimea, is where the district’s café revival began in 2010.2

Local tip: Korso Krymská brings vendors and crowds onto Krymská once a year; the 2025 edition was on Saturday 24 May, so check the date before you plan a quiet coffee there.2

At a glance

50Cafés listed
22With opening hours
07:30Earliest opening
03:00Latest closing
  • Opens earliest: Café Jen, from 07:30 (Mon–Fri 07:30–18:00 · Sat–Sun 08:30–17:00).
  • Closes latest: Kinokavárna Situace, until 03:00 (Daily 10:00–03:00).
  • Most common features: wi-fi (16%), open late (14%), outdoor seating (8%).

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  • Mon–Sat 09:30–19:00 · Sun 12:00–19:00
  • Indoor seating
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Getting to Vršovice

Two railway stations, Praha-Vršovice and Praha-Eden, serve the district, which also holds the Eden shopping center.1 Its older landmarks include St. Nicholas Church, dating from 1374, and St. Wenceslas Church, completed in 1930, and the Koh-i-Noor Waldes factory still makes buttons and press studs here.1

Krymská and Korso Krymská

Krymská got its name in 1947, and for years it was rundown. In 2010 Ondřej Kobza opened Café V Lese there, which set off a wave of bars, cafés, galleries and events along the street.2 Café V lese is at Krymská 12; Satsang at No. 24 opens daily 09:00–23:00.

Korso Krymská, the street party that grew out of the revival, was first held in 2013 and paused for four years for street works and the pandemic. Radek Motlík, who manages Café V Lese, says almost every business on the street takes part.2

Kodaňská and Moskevská

The FLAT cafe at Kodaňská 4 is British in style, with coffee from a London roastery, full English breakfasts and gin cocktails in the evening.3 Café Jen at Kodaňská 37 makes its own sandwiches and cakes and keeps a small grocery corner.3 Typika espresso bar at Kodaňská 24 is a quick stop that also pours tea, lemonade, wine and canned beer.3

On Moskevská, KRO Vršovice opened in September 2023 with doubleshot coffee, sourdough bread and build-your-own wraps.3 Botanica Coffee Truck, at Moskevská 35, serves coffee from a black van outside a flower shop, daily 08:00–19:00.3

Roasters and a café named for a politician

Coffee Source, at Francouzská 106, is the home café of the Coffee Source roastery; it sells brewing equipment and holds regular cuppings.3 Tvoje Máma on Holandská is a small, often full café known for homemade baking and breakfast sandwiches.3

Café Sladkovský, at Sevastopolská 17, is now mainly an evening café and tapas bar. It is named after the journalist and politician Karel Sladkovský, whose bust sits above the entrance, and pours beer from Únětice.3 It opens at 16:30 from Monday to Saturday and at 11:00 on Sundays.

Late and early in Vršovice

Kinokavárna Situace, a cinema café on Na Kovárně, stays open until 03:00 every night, the latest in Vršovice. Prostě Kafe on Kodaňská runs 07:30–22:00 on weekdays, and Ráno kávu večer víno (coffee in the morning, wine in the evening) on Kodaňská opens 18:00–22:00 from Wednesday to Saturday. Café Jen and Maison Cafe on Žitomírská open at 07:30.

Sources

  1. Vršovice, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  2. Korso Krymská: How to visit Prague’s annual bohemian block party like a local, Expats.cz (May 23, 2025), accessed October 2026
  3. Kavárny v pražských Vršovicích vás unesou do Londýna i království květin, Seznam Zprávy (March 28, 2024), accessed October 2026
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FAQ

Vršovice cafés: questions

What is Krymská street in Vršovice, Prague, known for?

Krymská in Vršovice was named after Crimea in 1947 and was rundown for years. Its revival began in 2010, when Ondřej Kobza opened Café V Lese, which set off a wave of bars, cafés and galleries. The street party Korso Krymská has been held there since 2013, with a four-year pause.

Where can you get specialty coffee in Vršovice, Prague?

Typika espresso bar is at Kodaňská 24, and Coffee Source at Francouzská 106 is its roastery’s home café, with cuppings and brewing equipment. KRO Vršovice on Moskevská serves doubleshot coffee, and The FLAT cafe at Kodaňská 4 uses beans from a London roastery.

Which café in Vršovice, Prague, stays open latest?

Kinokavárna Situace, a cinema café on Na Kovárně, stays open until 03:00 every night. Satsang on Krymská and Café Sladkovský on Sevastopolská serve until 23:00 and midnight, and Prostě Kafe on Kodaňská until 22:00.

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