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.

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.

Strahov Monastery Brewery Was hoping to tour the monestry…read morebut that didn't happen. Arrived here in the late afternoon and hardly anyone around. There was a restaurant to the right and also brewery to the right. We made the left turn and noticed two huge copper kettle welcoming. The lady told us to sit at the two seater desk right next to a person coughing real bad and that really made us comfortable. Ordered DIPA. Soup and salad. Pilsner arrived first by mistake which I didn't touch. Turned out to be for the guy coughing real bad. Soon, mine arrived. It was one of the best tasting DIPA. I had to compliment the bartender. Apparently, this one is brewed here also. Very nice ambience especially with two copper kettles at the front. Monks stopped brewing beers for awhile. No ales.

The service and beer were outstanding. That bread basket had me squealing with delight at the the…read moredifferent offerings. The atmosphere was very special and you could tell you were in an ancient and beautiful place.

Went here for my 1st beer stop since got here and before heading to an event. Love it, just tasty…read moreand well crafted beer. Great friendly & helpful and fun staff they have. They do have food menu but wasn't able to taste it (yet, will come back). Great & lovely vibe here.

Great recommendation from a friend. Very good tasting food and beer. Atmosphere was great.read more

This traditional old Czech pub and brewery was a convenient spot for a late dinner after watching a…read moreshow at the nearby Blacklight theater. The crowd seemed to lean slightly more tourist than locals, but I could be wrong. Service was friendly overall, and the ambience is crowded, loud, and well, its a pub! 125K/$5.25 Whipped Beer cheese with fried bread...I saw this on a Anthony Bourdain episode, and it did not disappoint! the creamy cheese was like spiced feta cheese, the toasted breads were a perfect vessel to transport the tasty cheese into my mouth. 260K/$11 Roast Beef in Rosehips sauce, with potato croquettes...this sounded amazing on paper! But it was just okay, as an American I like my beef medium and tender. This beef was more well done and dry, but the creamy rose sauce was wonderful and did a pretty good job of masking the beef averageness. The potato croquettes crispy and airy, unique! 260K/$11 4 Beer sampler. This seemed like a good idea at first, but for Czech prices this was actually bit pricy. The beers seemed to be about a 200ml pour each. Being from San Diego, California where we have the best beer in the world, I found each of the four beers just kind average. It's much cheaper just to buy individual beers. Good place, not a great place. Come by if its convenient at the moment, like it was for me.

This was amazing food was awesome as well as service! This lived up to the hype. Would definitely…read morego back for more

Difficult to find, but just keep going down that one hallway/indoor alley. It's at the end…read more Feels like a basement. Probably because I think it is a basement. Lots of kitsch stuff all over the place and on the ceiling, making it feel busy and rustic simultaneously. Our server was nice and didn't mind that we hung out a bit after closing. All we got were light and dark beers, but their menu is GIGANTIC, but we didn't order any food.

Czech brewery! This is such a cool little brewery! I'd…read morealready had a few Pilsner Urquells by the time I'd gotten here, so it's not easy to find. Look for the Art Deco style entrance, which takes you down a long hallway past other unrelated shops, to the entrance of the brewery / brewpub. When I came, they weren't exactly offering tours, but they had paper place mats out that walk you through the brewing process, and how long this building has been doing which function of the brewing process. The waiter took me past a plaster accordion player statue to a booth by the fermentation tanks. I was in heaven! I got a sampler of beer, which includes their own pilsner, a few other beers, and my fav- the beer champagne! The beer champagne wasn't the champagne of beers, Miller High Life, but a beer champagne! It seems that they used champagne yeast to make a higher proof effervescently bubbly brew that I'd drink all the time if I could get it! I also got a shot of the distilled beer. I've tried this kinda stuff before, which isn't that great. Think a weird hoppy vodka. Theirs wasn't much better than most homemade moonshine. I've seen places make this 'shine from beer that gets messed up, but they don't want to pour down the drain. Meh- it works. The place was decorated in a strange brewery fashion. They have a breathalyzer mounted on the wall by the restroom! Wooot! I got a 1.354%! WOOOT!

Don't come in with inappropriate expectations and you'll be happy. This is a beer hall, not a fine…read moredining restaurant. The food is here to keep you busy and to slow down how fast you get drunk. Order bar food - fries, sausages, fried cheese- and you'll be great. Order a whole meal and well, you get the picture. The beer is good and the shots may or may not be to your taste. No, they're not free. Why would a beer hall give away alcohol? However, the word "no" is perfectly acceptable if you don't want a shot or another beer. The staff doesn't care whether or not you order beer. I got bottled tea and I saw others drinking coffee. No hassles. Atmosphere is kicka**. On a nice day the outdoor tables are lovely. The interior has to be seen to be believed. If you tried to conjure up a fairytale Bohemian tavern you couldn't come up with something better than this. Stay as long as you like and enjoy the accordion music and the vibe. And this is from someone who doesn't drink alcohol and doesn't much care for Central European food.

Go for the beer, stay for the fun. Good place to grab a beer, light or dark. Boisterous crowd gives…read morethis place an exciting vibe. Travelers from all over know to stop here while in Prague. They can accommodate groups at their long tables. Waitstaff frequently circle with drinks.

Incredible hidden gem. Who knew this place would be so cool. From the cave environment to the…read morecandlelight this is the best place to have an intimate conversation... even though it can get kind of loud later in the night. And the wine selection? Incredible. Ordered a few bottles of bubbles that are difficult to find in Prague - enjoyed them over truffle popcorn and a cheese board. Thought I'd stay an hour, ended up staying all night.

An exciting wine bar/cellar with a plentiful selection, sommeliers who will let you sample…read moreanything, and small snacks for purchase. My friend and I soaked in the vibe on a Tuesday night. It's loud enough inside that you'll have no trouble avoiding being overheard while you spill your personal secrets. Would work as the last stop of the night, or as a stop along the way to somewhere else! I was surprised by how well the salty popcorn set off our house white wines. My traveling companion polished off a glass of sparkling wine, while I downed a chilled, fruity white.

Great food, atmosphere and an accordian to entertain you. Really had a good time there and very…read morefriendly staff.

Givi was a great tour guide. I learned so much more than I did at the Pilsner brewery tour in…read morePilsen. We visited 3 brewery's and had a good variety of flavors. I would recommend this tour.

We got the following dishes: pickled cheese (interesting but good), pickled sausage (also…read moreinteresting but good), spicy chicken wings (delicious! Probably my favorite here, but it's also very "American" and not authentic Czech food), and grilled spicy sausage (good; the sausage wasn't really spicy, but it was tasty and filling). We also got a beer flight with Demon (amber lager), Rohozec Cherry (cherry), Bakalar Honey (lager), Prague Beer Museum Real Deal Ale (IPA), and Porter (dark lager). The cherry lager was my favorite, but Demon and Bakalar Honey were good too. I've never been a fan of IPA beer, so Prague Beer Museum Real Deal Ale was okay for me, but it actually wasn't as bad/bitter as I thought it'd be, so that was a nice surprise. Porter was okay, a bit too bitter. Good service. Nice relaxing ambience to have a late lunch/early dinner on a rainy day.

This is a great spot to try a selection of craft beers from Czech Republic. I am giving four stars…read moreinstead of five because the ambiance is lacking, but the locations are by the river and the Saint Charles Bridge or near the old town square so there are still points for location!