Very pleasantly surprised! We arrived into Prague on Christmas Day, and we're staying at a hotel on…read morethe same street. Once we checked into the hotel, the party of five of us wanted to find something for dinner. We walked up the block and stumbled across the Londoners, we were kind of shocked they were open, and that they could seat five of us. We were greeted immediately and re-handed menus. It was nice to see that they had a good variety of food as we did have a kid with us. Who was a little picky. We ended up getting some different types of curry. I got lamb korma, and I believe others got Tika and, another korma. The kid in our group ordered a cheeseburger with only meat and cheese. The portions were very good and the naan that came with the curry was lovely. I love European korma as it is very different from the korma we have in the states. It is more of a coconut base and is yellow instead of the brown we have here. I actually prefer the korma in Europe more so if I get the chance, I would definitely order it. Our only issue was that my nephews cheeseburger had a lot of sauce on it. That was kind of a mustard sauce. He was not very happy with it, but he did eat it since we didn't want to send it back. Overall we were pleasantly surprised, and very grateful to be able to have a nice dinner on Christmas Day. I would absolutely return.

This is a very solid option for someone craving Indian food - particularly if they're a pub crawl…read moreand curry Brit type - in Prague. We went and were seated and served very quickly. Started with a couple of beers because you have to, and then had some staple items - a tikka masala for the wife, and a lamb vindaloo for myself. The waiter reminded me that lamb vindaloo is quite spicy, to which I replied with a smile that said "bring it on!" He wasn't kidding, but neither was I. It was very spicy, but it was delicious! My wife enjoyed her tikka masala as well, which we accompanied with basamati rice and some quite tasty garlic naan. The bar itself is simple, but it's location is great and if you're a Brit, they're really catering to you. Football on the telly? Of course! I think they had some Premier League darts on another screen, too, and you could overhear that other patrons were either British tourists or expats. Very good place, would definitely visit again on the next trek to Praha.

Some of the best wings I've ever had. Delicious and affordable. You have to come here if you're…read moremissing some good american late night food! The BBQ and O.G. buffalo sauces were awesome and I would absolutely visit again.

True Irish pub feel in Prague. Spent some time going to all the Irish pubs there. This made the top…read moretwo. Great live music, service and food good. You can actually just sit there, drink, and play cards. Great time! Stop in and have a pint.

Even though I arrived a bit late and missed the food service. I still had a fantastic time. I ended…read moreup grabbing a virgin mojito and a bag of chips. The mojito was perfectly balanced--not too sweet, which is hard to find! The vibe here is awesome. There was a live band with a lead singer who had a beautiful voice, and the pub's decor really brings the whole atmosphere together. It was crowded, but in a way that felt lively rather than overwhelming. To top it off, the bartender was incredibly nice and helpful.

This place is an amazing Gastropub with an Aussie Sports bar twist. The food is incredible, tasty…read moreand fresh. The range of food includes Pies, Fish and Chips, Chicken Parmesan , and one of the best Burgers I have ever had. Ashley and all of his staff are always happy, bubbly, smiling, warm/welcoming, and have impeccable top notch service/recommendations. I would recommend this place to sports fans, families, private parties, and other parties. In addition to it's super family friendly feel, they have many TVs displaying games from Rugby, Football, American Football, and more. This is a must stop location in Prague.

Stopped in on Christmas Eve after seeing the historic sights and walking through the markets. The…read moreair was cool but O'Ches was warm and inviting. Bar and table seats were available. Pablo our bartender had been more than accommodating. Katie our server was a pleasure , very friendly, attentive and more than willing to share her knowledge of the area. We hade Baileys hot cocoa, tea and a few pints along with fries, onion rings and cheese curds. Enjoy!

On a recent work trip, our group of colleagues ended up at O'Che's more than once. Beer was fine…read moreand reasonably priced, the atmosphere was fun, THERE'S KARAOKE... I can't complain. We were only here late, so I can't speak to other times of day, but it was PACKED and LOUD. We stayed until closing and then when we were all kicked out, they gave us recommendations of other spots open later to check out. Don't come here for the Irish culture, but if you want tunes, nice people, and a fun atmosphere, check it out.

Rude and disrespectful. Avoid at all cost. Not welcoming to English speaking tourists. Did not…read morehave any issues with any establishments in Budapest, Vienna or Prague until entering this place. Google review dominates Europe but if anyone is using Yelp, I hope this review serves as a giant warning.

Loved it! Small hole in the wall with reasonable beer prices in old town. Bartender didn't speak a…read morelot of English but was friendly and offered recommendations. Not sure if they offer food as the menu was only in Czech. Beer prices are 29-39 ck per 0.5 l. ($1.25-$1.75 USD) Tip: WiFi password is on the menu.

One of my favourite sports bar in the world. Cheap beer, slot machines, good and friendly staff,…read moremusic jukebox with variety off the charts. I was shoked to find out that the most relaxing and enjoyable bars in the world was shut down. In mu memories forever. Thank you!