Coffee Gallery — Restaurant in Cheb District

Summary: A lovely coffee shop, excellent prices and cute decor. One table, small shopfront.

Details: parking was a bit of a nightmare at 10am- we were in the furthest possible spot on the road! There is none right outside, so it takes a bit of a walk.

The store itself is small but well decorated, with neat menus and clear to read signs. The server was lovely, with excellent English and super friendly.

They stocked oat milk and their brioche chocolate bun was tasty too. They sold coffee syrups at the front of the store and had a shelf with sugar, stirrers and a place to put rubbish.

We weren’t given coffee lids, which felt a bit odd, and a mocha wasn’t on the menu so I was given a latte with chocolate syrup instead. It tasted...

The coffee quality is really good, although a bit pricey for Cheb. Cappuccino and cheesecake were 79 CZK each. You can pay with cash or via QR code, which is convenient. The atmosphere and vibe are great. However, the service was disappointing. It was unclear if it was self-service or if we should wait for a waitress. I went to the bar twice to ask about our order, but the barista was too busy and ignored me both times. Eventually, my friend went to the bar to place the order. We didn’t understand the reason for this behavior. It would be helpful to have a sign indicating that orders should be placed at the bar, so customers don’t waste...

Too noisy. I was sitting inside (only spot with plug).

Waiter came every 5 minutes asking if I wanted to order more. I probably should have kept my sandwich and coffee last on the table, as she was very uncomfortable with me staying after I had expedited it. Place was empty so why the stress?

Definitely not a place where you can do some work on the computer.

Sandwich was OK, didn't feel very fresh, tea overpriced,...