Dolce mente — Restaurant in Prague

I recently visited Dolcemente, a pastry shop located in the Vinohrady neighborhood of Prague, and I was thoroughly impressed by the quality of the desserts, cafeteria, and brunches that are offered there.

The location of Dolcemente is luxurious and elegant, and the service provided by the staff is extremely kind and refined. The attention to detail in every aspect of the experience, from the presentation of the food to the attentiveness of the staff, was truly exceptional.

The desserts at Dolcemente are truly a treat for the senses. From delicate pastries to rich, creamy cakes, every bite was a delight. The cafeteria offerings were also top-notch, with a variety of sandwiches, soups, and other savory items that were all cooked to perfection.

But perhaps the biggest highlight of my visit to Dolcemente was the amazing brunches that are offered on the weekends. The selection of dishes was truly impressive, with a wide variety of sweet and savory options that were all expertly prepared and presented. The atmosphere of the brunch service was relaxed and welcoming, and it was the perfect way to start off a lazy Sunday morning.

Overall, I highly recommend Dolcemente for anyone who is looking for high-quality desserts, cafeteria, and brunches in a luxurious and refined setting. The staff at Dolcemente truly go above and beyond to make sure that every visit is a special and...

Delusion I was used to go often to this place since they have Italian cuisine, food is amazing and the place is nice and nice atmosphere. However lately service became a complete disaster: some unpleasant waitresses, super slow service, lower quality of the food. Last times I was there I had to wait one hour for scramble eggs which were supposed to be my brunch, I ordered pinsa which arrived late and completely raw and when I told the waiter I had again to wait 30 min without having it changed or receiving an apology. Finally when I was going to pay they asked me if I wanted another one but I had already enough of being there and on top of that one waitress was very unpleasant and not available in letting me pay with a voucher and to solve the situation so another waitress had to come. Another time I was going to buy cotechino and I had to wait almost 20 min because the place was full and they didn’t have enough workers to cover the service. After that I was going again to buy cotechino and the price applied was different then the first time with the explanation that the price wasn’t per kilo as it was applied the previous time but per piece. It’s clear that the organization it’s a complete disaster right now and they don’t care about clients neither if they are...

For a long time we planned with my wife to visit this restaurant, because we were always interested in a nice interior design. Overall, disappointed with the food in the context of overpriced prices even for the city center.

We went for breakfast, because they don't do breakfast in Aromi during the week. The environment is nice, but probably ideal for wine. The service was very slow - maybe a morning hangover? Prices higher than the average in Vinohrady. Ordinary sandwiches around 100 kc, omelettes from 200 kc up. When ordering, we asked for bread for the child as an appetizer and something to hand. Unfortunately, the bread arrived last. The coffee was good, the fruit salad was very tasty, it's just a pity that the staff was not able to transfer it from a plastic cup into a regular bowl. The omelette was the biggest surprise. For 200 kc plain omelette, 50 kc extra charge for vegetables. The vegetables in our case were three small pieces of zucchini. The whole omelette was made too much and was not buttery at all. Instead of bread only simplest toast.

Overall two stars, poor service, no one even asked if everything was good and the food from the kitchen was a failure. The total flop was saved by good sandwiches and a mediocre...