Great shopping (all locally owned and operated) good food, several places to quench your thirst all with the Iowa Nice youd expect from the proprietors. Some locations have reduced hours or reduced staffing due to the Pandemic, so calling ahead is certainly recommended.

We had an amazing day visiting the Czech Village On Main Street District.Thank you to my son for taking me to see this amazing community. We will be going back on my next visit to the area. The Museum is well worth the time to go and see. Beautiful area amazing people so friendly and welcoming. The Glass shop oh my goodness stop by and say hello, they have glass that glows under the light. Have a blessed day. Merry Christmas to all in Cedar Rapids Iowa

Ive had many great times and also many great shows in this cute little district, given that Im a local musician who plays 6 different instruments and have sat in or played in multiple great bands and acts around Cedar Rapids, Iowa USA. The one thing Ill always remember and hopefully fully enjoy about moving here is the wonderfully alive, blossoming, and real talent driven music scene in this great, little, hidden part of our great country! God Bless America!

If you are in Cedar Rapids stopping in Czech Village is a must : antique stores, retail stores for clothing and home decor, restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops, etc. Theres also a gazebo and some really cool street/wall art where you can take pictures. Park the car and walk up and down the street. My favorites are Frolic, Moss, and Frolics.

Gorgeous architecture and amazing history. Worth a stroll to really enjoy what it has to offer.

Its was amazing because of the beauty that was walking beside me an angelic type of ora when I finally met my sister after 40 years or waiting

The city and developers did a wonderful job in the redevelopment of this special area. So many nice restaurants, shops, etc.

A great variety of stores here. Good food. A culture journey that makes CR great.

Czech Village has a lot to offer. We stopped by the antique shop and a little sewing place with a bunch of knickknacks in it. Theres also a couple of restaurants down there pretty easy to make an afternoon out of it and just do a little side shopping and then get something to eat, which is nice, since youre already there.

We loved our sandwiches - I had an Anvil pastrami on sour dough, my wife, a Philly cheese steak. The butcher case didnt have lots of choices but the ribeyes and t-boned were nice cuts at a good price.

Amazing museum. Beautiful street, but it lacks the authentic food, art and culture of Bohemia

Went to Skyora to get some kolaches. Taste good as always and glad to see Skyora survived the pandemic and the derecho. You can pay with cash or card when buying from the bakery.

A wonderful place. Love to return. ♡

Nice people very clean lots of selectionVariety of shops bakery and eating establishments nice and enjoyable relaxing atmosphere

The people there were vary polite and there service was quick also it was vary homey there and clean I really enjoyed being there and I want to go more often

This neighborhood is a delightful destination if you want to shop, go to restaurants or bars, or visit the very interesting museum. Many events are hosted here, year round. As you can see, I attended the holiday market at the museum. The whole neighborhood was bustling with people doing their Christmas shopping and enjoying the decorations. Czech Village is a must-see destination if you are visiting Cedar Rapids!

Nice area to check out even in our covid times. Enjoy life be safe out there!

Awesome shops and restaurants. Well worth the visit

Cool little spot in CR. Contains local favorites like Lion Bridge Brewery and my personal favorite, SOKO outfitters. Plenty of antique/thrift shops as well. Sometimes its a bit difficult to tell whats open and whats not. Also stinks that the bridge is currently closed, but when that opens back up Im sure itll be an improvement.

Sekoras bakery has nice ice cream. The colachies are a little pricey but tasty

In my opinion the best little area in our entire city, lots of culture and diversity with eclectic shops restaurants and community events going on year-round!

Sandwiches for the most part are really good and they put a seasoning on their fries but with what I got I thought it was just a bit too salty

Very nice area. We were visiting from Florida.

Theyre always hosting amazing events in the village, we happened to go to the Halloween parade which was amazing! It was our first time and we had such a blast! I love that the host of the parade was at the end telling everyone thanks for coming, what a great event, will definitely continue to visit this area!

Very clean and eclectic. Went to Café Saint Pio and it didnt disappoint. The breakfast was simple and light, the coffee was spot on. One capuchino, one mocha and one strong espresso, all perfect!The staff were awesome!Who needs Starbucks when Café Saint Pio is around.

Beautiful place to visit and check out the scenery & little shops

Wish the New Bohemian would keep a little tradition alive but the Czech stores that remain were very nice to go through.

Very nice area! Great breweries near by

I love the shops here? Great place to ride my bike to.

I highly recommend a visit to this Museum! It is excellently done and so informative, as well as interesting! I enjoyed seeing the many costumes on the revolving exhibit! All of the information was so well done and we enjoyed the Immigrant house and the tour of that so much! Plan hours there, for theres much to see!

The food was delicious and the service was great!!!

Great experience. Our bartender was super friendly and patient. The dishes were unique and delicious, but the pheasant was overcooked and very greasy even for being served confit. The cake was absolutely astounding and definitely a labor of love.

Great part of our community! Love seeing businesses booming.

Absolutely love spending an afternoon here with my girlfriends! So much to see & do! Gift ideas & unique shops. My husband & I love to enjoy a special event in the area before or after a great dinner too.

Loved it. Great food decent price and I had the best waitress named Kayla. She was Johnny on the spot. Pointed out different things to make our choices a lot easier to make What a wonderful employee.

Good food! Nice atmosphere+ friendly staff.

I love Czech Town for stores food bars and more.

We love hitting all the bars here as well as the food shops always have a good time

Great food,great atmosphere and great bloody marys

Excellent place for shopping, food, antiques, and to relax. I purchased nesting dolls from Czech Village Antiques. It was during Houby Days so there were numerous venders out and live music to enjoy. I ate a CJs Sports bar where the Prices are Fabulous and the food is Great !( All of the nesting dolls below have been purchased during Houby Days. The Cats were this year)

We took a field trip in Recital Hour at Coe College to see the guitar exhibit, and it was AWESOME! They even had the air guitar in an empty case. We were all dying laughing. Wonderful exhibit! Beautiful guitars and great history!

Fantastic museum. Great displays, not just Czech and Slovak . The Guitar Exhibition was excellent, very interesting, and the woman who made fashion from paper was also very unique.

It was awesome ️ Surf Zombies

Nice place to walk and explore different restaurants and nightlife.

Best place in Cedar Rapids to hang out. A lot of cool events and small businesses

I really like this area! Lots of art, food, and shops! My favorite is The Create Exchange. Lots of affordable craft supplies! If you have extra, it can even be traded for store credit! Czech it out!

I really enjoy this district, it is something that is both unique to CR (Czech Village) but also hipster/big city vibe (New Bo district). I appreciate a mixing of the new and the old. But one should not be emphasized over the other, and right now the connection between the two areas is weak and could be bolstered with more businesses and park areas. I also see more people on the New side and not as many on the old side. I think if they felt more connected people might more easily move between them. With Amazon and so many people shopping online, retail stores are not the type of businesses to be promoting. People now want to leave their homes to get experiences, whether it is food, drinks, or something more adventurous, say a climbing gym. Either way, to build the district there just needs to be more going on down there.

Great to see shops opening back up.

Newbomarket is a interesting place. I bought some elk jerky.

Nice places to see and visit.

Great friendly service. Right amount of food for the price. Fun atmosphere in the restaurant itself and the restrooms. All the table bases are old (possibly original) Singer sewing machines.

Visited Rodinas and had wonderful food, drinks and service.

Just out and about but the museum looks great

Great area for bike paths, eatting, shopping, and relaxing. Free parking.

Fantastic selection of food and apparel!

Lots of fun, unique shops.

This was a fascinating area. The buildings were unique from new designs to rustic classical design. The street art was amazing. The grass in many areas could have handled being mowed or reseeded but thats a minor distraction. Great place to visit with a wide variety of shops and restaurants to visit.

Great shops, decent restaurants and something for everyone.. close to Newbo .

I worked in New Bohemia only for a little while before I decided to make it my home. Ive lived in the neighborhood for a few years now and I feel like the Cedar Rapids I grew up in has matured rapidly (Pun intended) into the the city I now live in and the revitalization of the core districts like NewBo and the Czech village has played a huge role in that growth. Im happy to call this neighborhood home and Im excited to see how things continue to improve in the future.

A good place to meet up with friends, Historical place.

Great goulash, friendly service.

Im not sure the identity of this district. Is it Czech, is it creative? I know they are trying to grow the area, and lately, the Czech Village side has started to look better. Another thing that I have noticed is that originally new buildings tried to harmonize with the existing vibe of the neighborhood. Now developers have begun to drop in cookie cutter design found in any North American city, losing the feel and flavor of the neighborhood.

Love this place. My family has been going here for along time. Always friendly staff n awesome food. Prices are very good also. My sons first visit he loved the original hula girl. I sent him n updated picture n he guessed right where I was at. My son is 27 now n still enjoys that hula light .

Its nice the people and stores are nice its a road what did you expect

Stopped here after an organized motorcycle ride.

Nice place,Love the art work

Wide variety of restaurants and retailers, and very walkable.

The Czech Slovak museum is really great and reminds me of the summers I spent visiting family in southern Poland, right on the Czech border. Its only $10 and has a lot to see. Otherwise the actual village is only a block of bars and antique shops. The antique shops are great, but I recommend visiting them during the week in the middle of the day. Sikoras Bakery is ok, but not the same as the kolaches I ate in Ostrava or the ones sold at the Polish bakeries in Chicago.

We frequent Luckys on 16th Avenue for breakfast quite often. Never a disappointment, they have the best breakfast in town and the friendliest staff. Do yourself a favor and give it a try!

I love this side of town, the culture and vibe is amazing.

Probably one of the most underrated areas of Cedar Rapids. Always have had a good time in that area!

Great place! Friendly people

A lot of really nice antique shops. Good food and drink options. Always love to walk through to see the stores.

Neat part of town. Went to the brewery which was awesome. Alot of cool stores in the area.

Its fun! Bring money.

I like the antique stores- though they feel more like museums. Feels like more thrift store shopping mall for a bigger budget. Varitey at Czech Village is small and needs more stores and space. I wish it had more to offer, though I do enjoy visiting.

I grew up near by and not alot has changed

Bakery is great, antique place is pretty neat, and the rest is ok.

This area had such an unbelievable period of growth the past few years, its definitely my favorite area of the city.

Nice unique place nice atmosphere!

Luckys my favorite breakfast place. I miss not being able to go inside, but their carry out will work for now

Freaking love it its great fabulous

Love czech bars!

A great spot for dining and entertainment. Some very nice restaurants, history and fun.

I liked the Czech Village more before all of the artsy places and bicycles showed up. Now its just a constant challenge to walk around. Someone actually parked one of those rent a bikes right in the middle of the sidewalk? I miss Ernies!

Great place to dine, shop and spend a day!

Neat little shopping and eating district for the small Czech population of Eastern Iowa

The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The museum has a beautiful chandelier in the entry, it is small enough in size and big enough to accommodate a variety of venues. The exhibits are interesting and informative. Always enjoy our visits.

Nice clean area with good energy.

Great local food places and beer. Lovely strip of local stores.

Just off 1-380 is a street known a Cedar Rapids Czech Village. One block south of the national Czech/Slovak Museum, a visit here will round out your day. Start your taste at the bakery and grab a fresh baked Kolach or other authentic goods from this generational-owned family business. A stop at the meat market for made-to-order authentic Czech goulash served with hearty brown bread and Czech beer will fill you warmly in true Prague fashion. Use the rest of the afternoon to walk up to the Village fins Czech gift shop filled with beautiful glittering items hand-imported by the owner from Prague and then work your way down through the mixture of local arts and crafts shops, Czech antique shop and the several other treasure shops. Unfortunately, the district is not pure with bars and some inauthentic restaurants, but especially for those with Czech heritage you keep a keen eye you can experience a taste of Prague in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Nice to see such a village

Very historic portion of town; enjoyable venues and great places to dine and drink....should be a good place for New Years Eve activities!!

Beautiful! All of the stores we went into had friendly and helpful workers who made my day

Nice area to visit when the weather is nice. Park and walk to see all the little shops and eaterys they have.

Oh, what a wonderful place this is! So many interesting exhibits and a great way to learn about history with children. My child and I were there to audition for a play so we were only able to see a small portion of what the museum has to offer but I cannot wait to go again with my son and purchase tickets for the entire place!

We had some great beer and snacks after an interesting visit to the Czech and Slovak Museum. A very fun afternoon.

Top wore by cashier I felt in appropriate

1st time visit for a retirement party. Good atmosphere and excellent service!

I live Czech village, and extremely interesting portion of townwith a lot of history. Its somewhere I always take guests when they come to town. Its well worth seeing once, but there is a fair amount to explore, so do try to come back.