Cool atmosphere, great music, and even better cocktails. Every time I want to treat myself with a nice drink, Café Bar Pilotů is my go-to place. From the classics (which is not on the menu), from interesting and more exotic flavors, they have it all.
A fun fact, their steady menu has about 6 different signature cocktails paying homage to some of their neighboring shops and bars in Krymská street, exploring their flares and flavors. And besides that, you can find new signature cocktails every 6 months with seasonal products.
Just watch out that this bar is usually packed, so it's good to make a reservation ahead. If you’re not able, you can give it a shot and try to find some space at the counter, or at the big shared table in the back.
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