Actually I was extremely disappointed by this one. A few days ago we had a coffee and a pie at the Grand Cafe Prague (ground floor). It was quite expensive-17 Euro for a Sacher cake, a Blueberry pie and two coffees. Both pies were at least two days old. But that's not it. Despite the fact that I am Greek, I was born in Prague and I speak the language. Most of the time, however, I spoke in English, as I am an English teacher and it comes more naturally. When I gave a 1.000 korone note to pay for the stuff, the waiter looked at a girl behind the counter and said in Czech "She's nuts". That's completely unprofessional, not to mention rude. Horrible service, horrible quality.
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Lenna
Actually I was extremely disappointed by this one. A few days ago we had a coffee and a pie at the Grand Cafe Prague (ground floor). It was quite expensive-17 Euro for a Sacher cake, a Blueberry pie and two coffees. Both pies were at least two days old. But that's not it. Despite the fact that I am Greek, I was born in Prague and I speak the language. Most of the time, however, I spoke in English, as I am an English teacher and it comes more naturally. When I gave a 1.000 korone note to pay for the stuff, the waiter looked at a girl behind the counter and said in Czech "She's nuts". That's completely unprofessional, not to mention rude. Horrible service, horrible quality.