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Cafedu

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Cafedu

4.6(2,232)out of 5 on Google€€€€Closed · opens 07:30📍 New Town · Praha 1/2

A café in New Town (Praha 1/2), on the Old Town side of the Vltava: Cafedu. It is roughly a 5-minute walk from Wenceslas Square. The address is 12, Škrétova 490, 120 00 Praha 2-Vinohrady.

Within walking distance: Bílá kráva - steaky a francouzská venkovská kuchyně (1 min), National Museum (1 min) and Aparthotel Rimska 14 (2 min). If it is full or shut, the closest alternatives of the same kind are MATOKA Georgian, Bakery & Coffee ☕🍰 (3 min) and Version Coffee (3 min).

It opens every day of the week. Across the week it opens as early as 07:30 and closes as late as 22:00. Its Google score is 4.6 out of 5, gathered from 2,232 reviews — enough reviews that the score is not a statistical accident. See also New Town or the other cafés.

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Frequently asked

What are the opening hours at Cafedu?

The hours published on Google are: Monday: 07:30–22:00; Tuesday: 07:30–22:00; Wednesday: 07:30–22:00; Thursday: 07:30–22:00; Friday: 07:30–22:00; Saturday: 09:00–21:00; Sunday: 09:00–21:00. Check the venue's own site before a special trip — holiday and seasonal hours often differ.

Where is Cafedu?

The address is 12, Škrétova 490, 120 00 Praha 2-Vinohrady, in New Town (District Praha 1/2).

Is Cafedu worth visiting?

It holds 4.6 out of 5 from 2,232 Google reviews — a strong score for a café in Prague. Treat the rating as a starting point, not a verdict, and read a few recent reviews too.

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