One of my all time favorite restaurants in Prague!! Tucked away in a forgotten part of town that…read moredoes not see to many tourists, it is a real gem. Incredible trout and steaks at crazy cheap prices. This is where the locals go, so if you find yourself in the area be sure to stop in!! Great beer selection also.

Very gentle waiter, very good music, nice typical Czech menu and beer for free with the menu. After…read morea week in praha I must say this is the restaurant I've enjoyed the most. We ate a mushroom soup and a chicken stick with vegetables, potatoes and a kind of tartar sauce, both very tasty. All 120 crowns.

Good place to get away from the streets Frys are VERY good…read morethe chicken burger was a little sweet in the batter burger also was good but a little sweet. Not sure how haha good drinks, good food, good service

So we wanted more schnitzel and a pork knuckle. The food was great but I really like their beers!…read more The wall paper is fun. The service was good.

Gem in Branik area. We stayed next door during our visit to Prague. Far from center city but…read moreeating here made it worth the hassle. Great goulash and awesome people. Try it!

This restaurant/Bar has recently been nicely re-furbished under new ownership. The food is very…read moregood and the Beer, Pilsner Urquell is served from tanks which means it seriously tastes like nectar! Big TV to watch sports but plenty of space if you don't. Family friendly and owner is always on site. Outstanding value and extremely friendly staff. A must visit when you are in Prague

Excellent spot for Craft Beers from all over the Czech Republic. Got to try several different…read morestyles, my mom loved their sour selection, definitely recommend you to visit if you like craft beers and enjoy having a variety of styles to choose from!

Amazing beers! While the beer garden was full when we arrived, we were able to sit inside and enjoy…read moretheir amazing (and extensive!!!) list of beers. It's a really cool concept where you share the types of beers you like and they will hand pick a selection for a flight for you. I loved almost every beer I tried (although I should have mentioned I don't like grapefruit because they gave me 2 grapefruit flavored beers). Be specific!! We also got some sausages and hummus that were a perfect snack pairing for our drinks. The Czech Republic drinks the most beer per capita in the world, so they know their stuff. Highly recommend czeching this place out (see what I did there?)

Stopped in because I saw good reviews on Yelp. I'm a fan of sour beers and this place offers a nice…read morevariety. Seemed to be a place frequented by locals and a little out of the way to walk to. Beers were good.

We really enjoyed our dinner! Four of us each tried something different. We thought the food was…read moreexcellent and the service was superb! Highly recommend it.

Worth a stop. Check out this underground bar if possible…read more Just head down the alley from the street and open the graffiti-filled door, head down the stairs and right into the smell of a very old cellar. It's a step back in time. The music took me back to middle school basement parties. I halfway expected to see couples "making out" on couches. Haha. We came on a late Sunday afternoon pretty much right when the place opened so we knew it wouldn't be crowded but our schedule didn't allow much else. There were a few tourists and locals as well. Thankfully the heavy metal music was not completely cranked up (I'm certain it gets crazy loud later). It's fun to sit at the bar and people watch. Isn't that the best part of international travel? Drink prices are fair and no frills. I ended up with a huge stein of amber lager. I loved it but my hubby opted for a bottle of corona instead. Such an American. lol. Finding a bathroom was an adventure down the hall. Lots of nooks and crannies here. Overall a fun vibe. I wish we clotted later to see the place in its glory.

Ended up here on Prague Museum Night while we waited for the line to go down at the National…read moreTechnology Museum. Liked the environment, decent lighting, fairly packed but able to get a table easy enough (9pm on a Saturday). SUPER slow service (but, we were aware that this is the European service industry) and dealt with it. However, we did have to ask for our beer twice and I never got my water (unsure if that was a language barrier or poor service). Very smokey bar. The food was so-so. We had onion rings and the chili burger (which is recommended on the menu). They don't serve dipping sauces for free on the table, like in the US and therefore you need to buy them additional. The chili fries were spicy and could have used some sort of white dipping sauce to go with it. The burger, was like they said, spicy - tasty though. Wasn't a fan of the onion rings- dry and too much batter. I was a fan of the beer- finally got a wheat beer! (Fénix) They only accept cash, so make sure you have enough (we barely got by!)