Museum Kampa — Attraction in Prague

This review is not about the museum. It's about the café at the end of it.

First of all, finding a table was awful. The tables have benches that seat 8. It's incredibly hard to find a table without sharing it with another group.

So you've somehow found a table. Oh great, the menus are in Czech. So you ask a waiter for an English menu. And they tell you to look around the tables. They don't look around themselves. They tell you.

So you've found a menu. You're ready to order. You ask a waiter. You order. I ordered a Diet Coke. And I got a classic. Ignoring the wrong order, you start to eat. And it's awful. You lather it in salt and keep eating. And it's awful. You finish. You ask for a dessert. You order the ice cream. It takes a while.

You've got your ice cream. And it's good. And you finish it. Easily.

Then you ask for a bill. It takes a long time. And you look at it. It's overpriced. Bad service, bad food and wrong orders. You grudgingly pay it. "Do you want to give a tip?" And you glare at the waiter. Think of the awful experience. And think of the audacity the waiter has to ask for a tip. So you say no. And leave.

And to top it all off, you don't get a mint with your bill.

Go to the museum, but don't go to...

Museum Kampa in Prague is a captivating cultural haven, situated on the picturesque Kampa Island. Showcasing a diverse collection of contemporary Czech and Central European art, the museum provides a thought-provoking journey through various artistic movements. The exhibits, ranging from paintings to sculptures, reflect a dynamic blend of tradition and innovation. The museum's commitment to promoting local and international contemporary artists adds a vibrant and evolving element to the experience. Its scenic location by the Vltava River enhances the overall ambiance, creating a serene backdrop for artistic exploration. Whether you're an art enthusiast or a casual visitor, Museum Kampa offers a unique and enriching encounter with the ever-evolving world of modern art in the...

The restaurant: Would not recommend. The staff was very rude. We waited for such a long time for a waiter (but since they all ignored us) we thought we had to order in the bar. When we went in to order they were very rude when they told us they would come to take the order. The mojito we bought was very overpriced (for Prague) and tasted like water with a little bit rum in it. When we asked if we could pay with card, they said that it was not possible. When we asked where the nearest ATM was it was suddenly possible to pay with card... When we went inside to ask to use the restroom there were six (!) employees totally ignoring us and not interested to show the way. This place is not interested in customers, spend your money...