I wanted to make a larger purchase of wafers, so I asked the saleswoman if I could put the wafers straight into a large paper bag and then unload them all at once at the cash register. They say it doesn't exist, probably only where I'm from (yes, it's true, it's completely common in Prague). So I went to buy ankle boots in the second shop at František's and there it was completely fine and without any problems.

Wafer shop Dr. Adler moved to the National. They have a large selection, they also heat up wafers and have coffee in a cup. They accept payment cards and there is a 10% discount on VIP club cards.

A large selection of wafers, but you can only get a warm wafer with hazelnuts. We came here at about 11:53, we said hello and suddenly we noticed that the lady was locking the door, saying that she had until 12:00, but let's take it easy, so we bought a warm waffle, and then we had to kindly unlock it when we left . I did not find this behavior entirely pro-customer.

The very spacious interior shop offers over 10 varieties of Dr.'s self-produced wafers. Eagle on. The prices are top at 45 CZK and you can pay by card. There is an additional range of delicious liqueurs.

This is the very last thing. All products are in and on the shelves without fall protection. In between, brochures. If you pull out a brochure, a bottle falls down. A shout and then they demand to pay for the thing. Be careful - do not enter. Things like that happen quickly there.

For holders of the VIP card of the Pawlik hotel, the store's assortment with a discount: waffles, liqueurs, juices, tubes, glasses, etc.

A nice little shop with a large selection of wafers and liqueurs. Unlike other stores, here you have a photo of František on the wafer packaging, and you can be sure that the wafers are fresh and in order.

(English is below) We know "Dr. Adler's" wafers and products from Mariánek, but who knows who actually produces them, it is not on the packaging, only the Czech Republic. After all, the Královské oplatky have the exact same composition (for the flavor variants that both brands have in common) with a different distributor, for example with the store on Kolonáda. By that composition I mean to the letter (if I ignore the difference in some diacritics). So apparently it's the same manufacturer. I think the same about the "cheapest" wafers at the info center. Of the basic taste, only Penzion Lipka on the street next door has a more honest one without artificial flavors (from a Prague manufacturer). Otherwise, it's probably the same and choose according to taste, image and possibly price. This year there was an event that for purchases over CZK 50 you will receive a voucher for an ice cream cone at the Pawlik Hotel.

as a good shop - just sell one warm wafer for 20 and a package for 60 - with 6 wafers it's kinda... if it's already so warm then for 15 huh

Rude saleswoman. They wanted to enter the store with a small dog (since there was no “no dogs allowed” sign) but were immediately thrown out again.