There’s cafés and roasteries galore in our region! Cozy little one-room cafés in Zlín, elegant coffee houses in Luhačovice, and new and exciting concepts in Uherský Brod. Find out where to go for good-quality coffee in Zlín, Luhačovice, and all around!
A stylish coffee roastery is a must for a town like Zlín. The one that sprung up here even bears its name in a sense, and you can find it hidden among factory buildings in the industrial complex of Svit. The coffee they make is absolutely phenomenal, and you can buy it as a souvenir at the tourist center downtown!
Every year, these genuine coffee lovers from Otrokovice tour around the country with their stand and bring their roasted beans to concerts and festivals. Although they started roasting as mere enthusiasts, they have made their mark on the regional coffee scene.
This roastery took a very scientific approach to making coffee. The owners bought an old bakery with a masonry bread furnace, connected it to their roasting machine, and went all out, making great-tasting coffee with the utmost care. You can come in for a cup of coffee or even book a tour of the roastery. They also organize coffee and barista courses.
A beautiful fairytale cabin with a lovely outdoor area, hidden in between spa hotels in the heart of Luhačovice. The parents of Lukáš Kaňovský, Jizba’s owner, used to run a small pottery workshop here back in the day. To honor their legacy, the roastery sells beautiful handmade drip coffee makers and espresso mugs. And let’s not forget about the great coffee and desserts!
This cute little roastery in the center of Uherský Brod was a dream come true for one local coffee enthusiast. You may miss it if you don’t look hard enough, but the yard with great outdoor seating is reason enough to give it a try.
The café at Obchodní Dům Zlín, run by Bistrotéka Valachy, has got you covered on your slow mornings and all those days when you’re simply craving something sweet. Come in and enjoy the cozy seating, nice view of downtown, pleasant lighting, and a showcase full of traditional Czech desserts that will keep you wanting more.
What this smallest café in town lacks in space, it makes up for in spirit. This is your go-to place for genuine specialty coffee. Roasters from all around the country as well as coffee beans from famous European roasteries make regular appearances here. Their desserts are legendary, and the whole place is simply a must-see.
If there’s one place that does breakfast right, it’s this. Absolutely phenomenal mega-waffles, homemade bread, toasts, coffee that comes in all shapes and sizes, and a minimalist interior are all the best ingredients for a lazy morning that never ends.
This place was one of the first pioneers that helped reclaim the factory complex for the people. The spacious café occupies an industrial space that resembles New York City. Here you can drink a cup of coffee, eat dessert, work, or hang out with your friends.
This is probably one of the oldest coffee houses in town, conveniently located at the edge of the square with a nice view of a local historical building and all the city buzz. Inside you’ll find an elegant Vienna-style interior, always something delicious to eat, and, naturally, an almost infinite amount of great coffee.
This Functionalist-style building used to house the municipal theater, now it is home to a theater hall and a stylish café. In the winter, they’ll make sure you’re warm and cozy by wrapping you up in furry blankets, while in summer time, you’ll find shelter from the heat and the sun inside. Be prepared to be amazed by the beautiful interior and the great desserts.
This relatively new cute little French pâtisserie in the town center is a Zlín newcomer, and we love coming here for our daily dose of crispy and sweet croissants, top-notch hot cocoa with whipped cream, hot chocolate, desserts, and many other delicious treats.
This place is definitely worth the journey across almost the entire factory complex. The large coffee house, filled with a plethora of lush green plants, excels at throwing parties, making breakfast, and serving phenomenal coffee, which is no surprise to those who know it from its humble coffee bike years.
The design-focused Ebe Café can be found in the quarter of Mladcová, high above the rest of the city. If the peace and calm, stylish interior, and beautiful views don’t convince you, then the specialty coffee and wide selection of desserts, including raw and vegan options, definitely will. Reach it by taking bus no. 32 from Náměstí Míru.
A beautiful fairytale cabin with a lovely outdoor area, hidden in between spa hotels in the heart of Luhačovice. The parents of Lukáš Kaňovský, Jizba’s owner, used to run a small pottery workshop here back in the day. To honor their legacy, the roastery sells beautiful handmade drip coffee makers and espresso mugs. And let’s not forget about the great coffee and desserts!
This roastery/café took a very scientific approach to making coffee. The owners bought an old bakery with a masonry bread furnace, connected it to their roasting machine, and went all out, making great-tasting coffee with the utmost care. You can come in for a cup of coffee or even book a tour of the roastery. They also organize coffee and barista courses.
The lobby bar of ALEXANDRIA in Luhačovice offers an elegant combination of marble and crystal. Come here for a cup of coffee, a hearty breakfast, or something stronger, and enjoy the majestic feeling that this building carries within, ever since 1939.
Until recently, this once famous café was most known for serving blue ice cream and whipped cream sundaes. Like a true phoenix rising from the ashes, it has become the fist spa café with cooked meals on the menu, while also having great desserts, chocolate truffles, and shaded terrace seating.
While this café may be the younger sibling of Café Malá Scéna, its old-time interior, featuring some of the original furniture, is a great reminder of the spa town’s golden age. And the desserts on display are an even greater reminder of the long-standing tradition of confectionery in the country.
The recent renovation of the colonnade has made room for small inner courtyards. One of these has been taken over by Salon de Thé, a relative of Kavárna v Myslivně and Café Malá Scéna. They’ll make you great pancakes and strawberries and cream, the all-time classic that our grandmas used to make. And the interior itself is a topic for another day!
This cute little café in the center of Uherský Brod was a dream come true for one local coffee enthusiast. You may miss it if you don’t look hard enough, but the yard with great outdoor seating is reason enough to give it a try.
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