
Brno is a coffee lover’s dream place, there are numerous cafes in Brno. This is not surprising as Brno’s café and coffee culture date back to 1702. In Brno you can experience the finest of coffees; this is not new since the baristas from Brno have been regularly winning international competitions for the last few years. Brno has many coffee-roasting plants creating some delicious blends.
Drinking coffee is a popular activity. Almost every corner, nook, and cranny in the city has a café in Brno. A walking tour of the cafes in Brno is the most convenient way to discover the cafes in the city. With the help of a local guide, explore the most awesome cafes in Brno, discover the different varieties of coffee, and find out about the history of coffee. This is a pleasant way to begin a morning, visiting and trying different cafes.

Zemanova Kavarna a Cukrarna
You can experience the vintage feel of a 50’s cafe at Zemanova Kavarna a Cukrarna, Brno’s oldest cafe. Relax while enjoying traditional cakes and aromatic coffee.



Yummy Lamy
There are many cool cafes in Brno, Yummy Lamy is one of my favourite cafes. The café is themed around llamas. There are cuddly llamas scattered around the café. If you want cute overload this is the place to visit. You can even purchase llama themed gifts here. Coffee is served in cute adorable llama cups which are simply adorable.



The cakes are absolutely delicious and second to none. Do try the Kronut which is a combination of a croissant and doughnut or a Kroffin which is a combination of a croissant and muffin. There is a delicious variety of flavours to choose from.



Sorry pečeme jinak (Sorry, We Bake Differently)
I also visited Sorry pečeme jinak (Sorry, We Bake Differently) in Brno. This café has a crafty theme. Visitors are encouraged to make origami birds whilst sipping their coffee. These are displayed hanging from the café’s ceiling.



The café serves the Traditional Czech Moss cake but with a twist, it has real edible crickets on it!!! I was not brave enough to try it but my brave friend did. There are lots of delectable cakes to choose from, not only do they look gorgeous but taste awesome too.



Industra Coffee
While I was in Brno, I also had the opportunity to attend a Latte art class with Industra Coffee. It’s an amazing coffee workshop located in an old industrial warehouse that used to be a freezing plant. The location is a bit off the beaten track, but definitely worth the effort to reach it. It has quirky décor with a very industrial feel. People can stop by and enjoy coffee and cake and even take part in a Latte Art class.



The class was very interactive and we watched the barista create some amazing latte art. It was even more interesting when I was able to create my own designs.
I realised it was not as easy as our expert made it look. It was certainly a fun way to spend an afternoon; after all, you can’t go wrong with coffee and cake. From the pictures below I am sure you can can guess which were my attempts!!



Café Atlas
In Brno there are many cafes worth visiting if you are a coffee connoisseur who enjoys premium coffee. Café Atlas stands out as the most colourful café in Brno. Over 400 illustrations from old atlases decorate the 13-metre-wide wallpaper of Café. Suitable for people with allergies, the café offers vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free food.
Punkt café
Punkt café is a very popular spot. They describe them selves as “A piece of Berlin in Brno” This café is a fashionable place to hang out from dawn to dusk, drinking coffee during the day and wine or beer at night. It also offers a wide range of delicious pies, cakes and desserts. The café offers gluten-free and vegan options as well.
PF Café
Next to the new town hall is PF Café. The décor is cosy and there are plenty of small alcoves to sit in. There is no better place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee than this quaint café. The café also has outside seating when the weather is warm. They serve delicious cakes and several types of coffee.



Skog Urban Hub
Another café that you do not want to miss is Skog Urban Hub. A Skog is a forest in Norwegian. This is why the café has been designed in a Scandinavian style with white walls, wooden floors, and high ceilings that give it a sense of nature. During the evening, the café transforms into a busy bar, where wine and spirits are served.

Whether you prefer Espresso, Espresso Lungo or Capuccino, there are many artisan blends of coffee you can enjoy brewed with different methods, including V60, Chemex or Aeropress. Each café serves different blend of coffee from different roasting plants enabling you to try many different varieties.

I am not a huge coffee drinker but Brno has shown me that I too can enjoy coffee, and savour the atmosphere whilst taking a well-deserved break watching the world pass by. Drinking coffee is not a mere pastime, its an experience to be enjoyed.
My visit to Brno was to attend the Traverse 2022 Travel Conference held by Traverse Events. Many of the Pre conference excursions I did during the trip were sponsored by Visit Czech Republic, Liberec Region and Crystal Valley. All content shared in this post is of my personal experience and all opinions shared are honest and true.
Do check out my previous post from my trip to Czech Republic. Here are some posts about the Crystal Valley glass works , Liberec Region , Hotel and Restaurants in and around Liberec and Crystal Valley and Things to do in Brno
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Beth
I’d love to visit all of these. They all look amazing!
Nayna Kanabar
Discovering these coffe shops was really fun.
Nayna Kanabar
Discovering these coffee shops was really fun.
Laura
A cafe dedicated to llamas! I LOVE IT!!! What a cool idea!
Nayna Kanabar
It was indeed a lovely place to visit.
Samantha Donnelly
What lovely places to visit, I really want to visit Yummy Lammy sounds just the place I would love
Nayna Kanabar
Yummy Lamy was really a lovely café. I loved the décor and theme.
Yeah Lifestyle
The Czech Republic is somewhere I have always wanted to visit. It just looks like a lovely and diverse place. I love your photos!
Nayna Kanabar
Thanks for the appreciation. It was a lovely trip.
Rachel
I really like the sound of the Skog Urban Hub of all the ones you have shared, sounds the most relaxing x
Brno is a must-see for sure!!! omg all these cute cafes, I can’t wait to go there, can’t wait.
The llama cafe looks so cute. And I love the idea of people adding their own origami bird to the display in one of the other cafes. Such unique ideas x
Sign me up for all the coffee!! I just had my first decorated top coffee this summer. It tickled me pink.
SONIA SEIVWRIGHT
If there was a cafe like Bruno in my city, I’d visit it every day. Look at those cakes. Delicious.
This cafe looks really nice. I liked all your clicks so pretty would love to visit here sometime
Christian Foremost
Oh wow, I would like to visit a coffee shop like this one. I find the theme to be super adorable.
Sarupa Shah
the cakes do look so good – I haven’t been to the Czech republic for years and years – and given how close it is – this has given me a nudge to put it on the list of places to go!
Kira Kira
Coffee shops are my guilty pleasure , this one looks SO good !
Laura Schwormstedt
Ooh all these cafes look amazing!! I love the Czech Republic – spent a few weeks there but never made it to Brno – it’s on my list though.
Thanks for sharing
Laura x
Clarice
Oh my! Yummy Lamy is sooo cute. We would love to visit. Love its unique theme. As a coffee lover, I will include Brno on our bucket list.
Nayna Kanabar
You won’t be disappointed, Brno is beautiful.
Nayna Kanabar
Yummy Lamy was so cute and unique cafe to visit.
Fransic verso
Wow, this is so cool and it comes with a drawing to tell you how you can do it. I would definitely love to visit this place. I will visit it. Thank you for sharing!
Nayna Kanabar
You are most welcome thanks for visiting and reading my post.
i love cafe hopping when i travel so i will definitely take note of this list when i visit Czech Republic soon.
Nayna Kanabar
There are many wonderful cafes in Stockholm.
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