For the four months I lived in Prague when I was studying abroad, this was one of our go-to…read morenighttime spots. Is it a place to immerse yourself in Czech culture while enjoying a traditional Czech Beer? No. Should you be slightly embarrassed if you find yourself here every weekend? Perhaps. It is however the best place in Prague to meet a ton of other study abroad kids from all over the world while singing along to all your favorite 80s and 90s songs. The drinks are pretty standard but the atmosphere is great and it's always packed on the weekends. It's also located near other fun bars so if you find yourself needing a change of scenery all you have to do is stroll down the street (a major bonus when it's February and 20 degrees outside at night).

This place was directly across the street from my balcony at my Airbnb. I was sitting outside and…read moreseeing hordes of people strolling in so I decided to check it out before meeting a friend elsewhere. I came in and went downstairs to find myself right in the middle of the dancefloor with music blasting, fog everywhere, and people dancing on a table. I was pretty sober, by myself, and at least 10 years older than anyone inside. I sat down at the bar on a tiny stool... I think they were hearts and ordered a drink from a bartender wearing a pool floatie. The place has a fun party scene going on and it's somewhere I probably would have stayed all night partying fifteen years ago. This time around, I was glad to see my friend texted with the bar I was meeting him at so I finished my drink and slipped out.

Innovative cocktails and cool venue with subtle ambiance .Attentive staff with great knowledgeread more

One of my favorite bars in the world, literally!…read more I wish there were more stars to give. 5 is simply an injustice. I had been here about 10 years ago. So with drunk memory, I made my way back. I wandered the city alone at night for about 2 hours trying to find it. But well worth it. I actually got like 90% of my sight seeing in. Tretters is located just outside of the tourist trap area. And being near the touristy areas, don't that fool you. This is a local bar. When I was there a lot of the patrons were local servers that had just gotten off their shifts. Again, don't let the fact that local servers go here let you think different about the quality. This is a true mixology establishment. The bartenders take their craft very seriously. Fresh juices, home made mixers, fancy garnish and flare. Oh my! Every drink was made just for you. To come in and order a just a shot or beer would be a disservice to yourself. Not that beer is bad. I'm a vodka on the rocks kind of guy. But it was really nice seeing and taking the whole process in. I highly recommend just telling one of the bartenders some flavors you like and let them make you something. My body may be back in the states, but my heart stayed in Tretters. Until next time

As the previous reviewers have described, this is the perfect, local, hole-in-the-wall bar to meet…read morelocals and expats. I've met people from the UK, Egypt, Brazil, Scandinavia, the US, and Slovakia, as well as plenty of Czechs from the neighborhood and across the country. Not only are the people diverse in terms of nationality, but you'll meet people from all walks of life--artists, actors, writers, teachers, independent business owners. This is also a dog-friendly bar, for fellow canine lovers. The drinks are cheap, well-mixed, and the owner actively looks to expand the liquor options. The music mix is put together by the owner, and is an interesting and eclectic mix, and is always kept low enough to allow conversation. It's not fancy, and it doesn't need to be. Instead of using glitter, ridiculous prices, and a contrived theme to draw in customers, Bar No. 7 relies on the friendly atmosphere and service. If you're a tourist visiting Prague, or have recently moved there, the owner (and everyone else, too) have maps and advice on what the best tourist sites to visit, and where to get the best food. Almost everyone there speaks very good, if not native, English, and are always excited to share their love for Prague. You never know quite who you'll meet, and your bank account will certainly thank you later. Bar No. 7 is definitely one of the best, laid-back spots in town. *Disclaimer: I am friends with the owner of the bar. However, I'm usually not a fan of going out somewhere and paying more money for a weaker drink. Bar No. 7 is somewhere I'm always happy to frequent when I'm in Prague because it's just a great place to relax and meet people. Give it a try, you won't regret it.

It´s a cool place in the centre of Prague. It´s small but it has a very friendly and international…read moreatmosphere. It´s usually pretty smokey so I would avoid this place if I was non-smoker. But otherwise it´s perfect place to hang out with friends. Service is excellent. Those who were there know what I am talking about ;-). There are two rooms. The first one with bar is usually more crowded and noiser. The second one is calmer. But I prefer the first one and just to order drinks at the bar. Beer is very good. They have a plenty of liquers. They don´t really cook but they have some of those simple snacks like pickled hermelín. Just don´t order home made lemonades. They usually don´t have them even if they are on the drink list. And as I found out, for example the lemon lemonade is just lemon with water. So this place is not for lemonade lovers :-) All and all I like this place and it´s always fun to go there.

Great vibe. Great cocktails. Beautiful people. Lots of energy and celebratory scene. Had a lot of…read moresun.

We got here at around 1 am on a Thursday night. The first floor was a very comfortable and chill…read morespace; their music selection was great. Drinks are definitely reasonably priced - I would recommend the B52 if you want to try out some absinthe :)

Jacob's Gist: Underground and local bar with great prices that's worth a visit for the cool feel…read morealone. ================ My friend heard about U Sudu from one of his buddies that studied abroad in Prague last year. He said it was different than your average bar but definitely worth a visit. He wasn't wrong. When you walk in, the place looks very small. Once you start descending downwards though, it seems like the place never ends. One room leads to the next until eventually you reach the bottom- with stone walls and a stone ceiling that has a super cool feel to it. U Sudu is definitely not for everyone and definitely requires a little bit of an adventurous attitude. This place definitely gives off a local vibe and there were very few Americans that we could tell at least. I read a few reviews about rude staff, but we didn't have any issues. They were very understanding and kind (and had a heavy pour!).

This was really cool! It's an underground bar with various rooms. The drinks are also cheap and…read moreservice is fast. I wish I had spent longer in each room to get a feel for it but I was alone. It'd be more fun with a group. Bartenders speak great English for the foreign folks.

We stumbled on the wrong 'Local' spot, but the drinks, food, and service were great here! Great…read morespot to take a break from all the walking in Prague.

Good, well priced food (especially with the exchange rate from USD), very local feeling, delicious…read morecold beer from the tank and super fast service. If you want to get away from the tourist places, this is a no frills place with authentic Czech food.

This is the dance club that I ended up at after a day long beer tour an adventure. Thank god we…read moreended up here. It's a fantastic basement dance club disguised as a shitty dance bar. Don't let the nautical star fool you. This place goes hard and is amazing. Once you walk down the stairs, get a half liter from the bar before the line gets too long. As with all things in Praha nightlife, pay cash. Also, don't be the dick that brings your drink with you on the dance floor. Make sure that you can still keep it between the navigational buoys on the way out because drinking in the cave can be disorienting. 8/10

Nestled in the heart of the old city area lies Propaganda, a dark, dreary, cave-like bar decorated…read morewith odd adornments and old propaganda posters. Like in all of Prague, the beer is pretty cheap (to us Americans) and they offer a nice selection of Czech brews. Some of the staff is a bit surly but it adds to the charm. I killed a lot of time here ... and a lot of brain cells.

Super smokey little dive bar that's open late. But the best thing is if you are looking to play…read morepinball in Prague then this is a good spot to do it. Generally hip hop and drum and bass playing and a very laid back atmosphere. Younger cilentele for sure, but it's no problem to blend in.

I like this place in the afternoon to have a Pilsner and play some pinball. They have live DJs…read moresometimes. The bar even has a rap vid on you tube.