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TimetableCoffee shops and tea rooms are generally open every day from 8am to 5pm or 6pm. Off-season tourism, you can find the door closed on some days. Bars open later, from 11am or even 5pm for some establishments exclusively at night. Most traditional schools close their doors at 1am.
Budget & TipsAs for gourmet breaks, you'll have no trouble finding inexpensive pastries and viennoiseries. Espresso coffee, on the other hand, is a little more expensive than in France. But Prague's success is due above all to the quality of its beers, which are excellent and particularly inexpensive, with an average price of less than €3 a pint. Wine is available by the glass or bottle in classic establishments, but rarely of excellent quality. Wait until you're in a vinoteca or gourmet restaurant to order it. It will be more expensive, but you'll be sure to get something drinkable. Many establishments offer happy hours, usually from 5pm to 7pm, or one pint for every three or four purchased.
Age restrictionsThe sale of alcohol and tobacco is prohibited to minors under 18 years of age in the Czech Republic.
What's very localAccompany your aperitif (and therefore your beer) with chlebí čky, small slices of bread topped with a wide varietythe summer of recipes and ingredients that are consumed in the same way as pinxos in Basque taverns.