Masná 130 House & Café is a beautifully restored, centuries-old building in the heart of Český Krumlov that now hosts a café at street level and a boutique apartment upstairs. The house dates back over 500 years, and its restoration blends historical features (stone walls, carved ceilings) with minimalist contemporary design. The concept is to create a “slow visitor” space where locals and tourists alike linger rather than rush.
Order a pour-over or filter coffee to experience their curated roaster selections. Pair it with a slice of homemade cake or a sandwich. In the morning, their breakfast plates are a standout. If there’s a daily special, it often reflects seasonal South Bohemian ingredients.
The café feels intimate and warm, with soft lighting, historic walls, and a sense of calm. The upstairs apartment adds to its aura as a lived space, not purely commercial. It draws a mix of locals and travelers who appreciate quiet, quality experiences.
Moderate for a tourist-town café. Expect coffee drinks in the range of about 100–200 CZK. Sandwiches, cakes, and breakfast plates add modestly, making it affordable but elevated for its location and quality.
Go earlier in the day to catch their fresh baked goods and quieter atmosphere. Choose a table near the stone walls or architectural details to best soak in the heritage. If you’re staying in the region, consider booking the upstairs apartment for a stay that combines history, design, and central location.
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