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SUCH A FUN AMBIANCE! If you come, I highly recommend sitting downstairs where they have walls full of graffiti! They played early 2000s American pop on my visit, and I loved it! Be warned there is rated R artwork, if you are bringing kids or don't like that kind of stuff. The art is done by Petr Urban, Czech artist. I loved the goulash! The potato pancakes with it were delicious. Also, reservations are encouraged. I tried to go on a Sunday and they were booked. We returned the next day right after they opened to snag a table before it gets busy.
Not only does this place have really cool artwork, but the food was really good too. The garlic soup was probably my favorite, and the Pivrnic Farts (lol) was actually so delicious. I would recommend trying to get a reservation since this place was pretty packed, but my friends and I really enjoyed it!
Such a fun 2-story restaurant! We got there earlier in the evening so we luckily got seated but I recommend making reservations. The decor all around the restaurant is so bright and fun-I've never seen anything like it. For two, we got the garlic soup and pork knuckle for a "lighter meal." Czech food is heavier so we were plenty full. I got a raspberry lemonade (non-alcoholic) which was very refreshing. Beer is cheaper than water so if you drink beer, definitely get a Pilsner!
We visited here as the last stop on a beer tour. This brewery has one of the few places that Staropramen (national beer) is served unfiltered. The beer is delicious - however, we learned that unfiltered means it is a lot higher calorie than normal - worth it on vacation :). We also ordered some meals here to share. We tried the traditional goulash- it was a bit spicier than we cared for and wasn't my favorite. The Svickova (beef in a creamy stroganoff style sauce topped with "whipped cream" and cranberry - served with a side of dumplings) was delicious! It started our obsession with ordering this every day of our trip. A few things to note- we were in the downstairs area of this pub which was a great area for big groups. However, it is covered in cartoons some of which are inappropriate for kids - especially in the bathrooms. We were fine with them but just a note for families. Also, we found the prices to be our most expensive meal in prague. Compared to the US, everything in Prague is cheap, but there are definitely places a bit more reasonable that we ate our other meals.
I don't know what's wrong with the average reviews, but we were soo stuffed from the delicious food at this pub. We also had good service! We shared an addicting garlic soup, a mountain of fresh salad topped with tuna and an appetizer that's funnily called "flatulence". I admit I only ordered that because of the name, but its just onion rings! ;-) This was our last meal in Prague and quite frankly, after quite a few meals of meat, carbs and beer, I had to try something else. The fried carp in garlic and lemon were complemented with perfectly boiled BUTTERED potatoes. My brother liked his fish filet with tomatoes and olives. And as a last hurrah, the bf got the goulash with bread dumplings which didn't disappoint. We all had a refreshing Pilsner Urquell to wash everything down. Why is beer so MUCH better in Prague?! Check out the crude cartoonish artworks hanging on the walls. It might whet your appetite ... or not.
Awesome We visited as one of the stops on a beer tour and then came back on our own. Fantastic beer, try the unfiltered Staropramen. we carried around a list of czech food to try and here we had the pork knuckle (warning: it's huge!. Feeds 2, 3 if you're not big eaters) and the picked cheese. Both were great. It's slightly more expensive than other places in Prague but it's still pretty cheap. The place is pretty picturesque. Walls are covered in funny/rude (depends on your taste) cartoons and you can write on them as long as you dont write over the drawings. The staff was friendly and helpful, which was not always the case at other places we went to in the city. In short, this was our favorite place in Prague.
"Farts" is the actual translation from Czech, for a nice portion of pork loin smothered in garlic, mushrooms, and a pungent cheese where from the unfortunate name is derived. It's delectable. Friendly staff explained the origin of the name. Very fresh salad greens, amazingly fast service at bar. Definitely worth a visit! read more
2 months ago
This place rocks. Had the famous garlic soup and tartar and they were fabulous. Vibe and ambience was the best. Service exceptional. read more
Definitely gave tourist trap vibes. While I really wanted to like this place, it kind of felt like an American themed bar. Service was not very attentive despite it being half empty, and my food was served cold in the middle. (Not a great introduction to Czech goulash!) The flavor was good but the temperature was inconsistent across the plate which was off-putting. Beer was great, but it's great everywhere in Prague. read more
SUCH A FUN AMBIANCE! If you come, I highly recommend sitting downstairs where they have walls full of graffiti! They played early 2000s American pop on my visit, and I loved it! Be warned there is rated R artwork, if you are bringing kids or don't like that kind of stuff. The art is done by Petr Urban, Czech artist. I loved the goulash! The potato pancakes with it were delicious. Also, reservations are encouraged. I tried to go on a Sunday and they were booked. We returned the next day right after they opened to snag a table before it gets busy. read more
3 years ago
Not only does this place have really cool artwork, but the food was really good too. The garlic soup was probably my favorite, and the Pivrnic Farts (lol) was actually so delicious. I would recommend trying to get a reservation since this place was pretty packed, but my friends and I really enjoyed it! read more
10 months ago
Such a fun 2-story restaurant! We got there earlier in the evening so we luckily got seated but I recommend making reservations. The decor all around the restaurant is so bright and fun-I've never seen anything like it. For two, we got the garlic soup and pork knuckle for a "lighter meal." Czech food is heavier so we were plenty full. I got a raspberry lemonade (non-alcoholic) which was very refreshing. Beer is cheaper than water so if you drink beer, definitely get a Pilsner! read more
3 years ago
We visited here as the last stop on a beer tour. This brewery has one of the few places that Staropramen (national beer) is served unfiltered. The beer is delicious - however, we learned that unfiltered means it is a lot higher calorie than normal - worth it on vacation :). We also ordered some meals here to share. We tried the traditional goulash- it was a bit spicier than we cared for and wasn't my favorite. The Svickova (beef in a creamy stroganoff style sauce topped with "whipped cream" and cranberry - served with a side of dumplings) was delicious! It started our obsession with ordering this every day of our trip. A few things to note- we were in the downstairs area of this pub which was a great area for big groups. However, it is covered in cartoons some of which are inappropriate for kids - especially in the bathrooms. We were fine with them but just a note for families. Also, we found the prices to be our most expensive meal in prague. Compared to the US, everything in Prague is cheap, but there are definitely places a bit more reasonable that we ate our other meals. read more
I don't know what's wrong with the average reviews, but we were soo stuffed from the delicious food at this pub. We also had good service! We shared an addicting garlic soup, a mountain of fresh salad topped with tuna and an appetizer that's funnily called "flatulence". I admit I only ordered that because of the name, but its just onion rings! ;-) This was our last meal in Prague and quite frankly, after quite a few meals of meat, carbs and beer, I had to try something else. The fried carp in garlic and lemon were complemented with perfectly boiled BUTTERED potatoes. My brother liked his fish filet with tomatoes and olives. And as a last hurrah, the bf got the goulash with bread dumplings which didn't disappoint. We all had a refreshing Pilsner Urquell to wash everything down. Why is beer so MUCH better in Prague?! Check out the crude cartoonish artworks hanging on the walls. It might whet your appetite ... or not. read more
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Great service (hence reason for 5 stars). This was the first meal we had in Czech Republic so can't really say how the food is but we thought it was quite good! The beef goulash is perfect for a cold day. Mostly meat dishes. Nice environment (clean, bright). Seating is quite limited. read more
Very small, casual pub. I ordered the dumplings with sauerkraut because someone suggested that I try them. The dumplings were a great surprise and it was the best sauerkraut I have ever had. The Czech Staropramen dark beer was yummy too! read more
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Awesome We visited as one of the stops on a beer tour and then came back on our own. Fantastic beer, try the unfiltered Staropramen. we carried around a list of czech food to try and here we had the pork knuckle (warning: it's huge!. Feeds 2, 3 if you're not big eaters) and the picked cheese. Both were great. It's slightly more expensive than other places in Prague but it's still pretty cheap. The place is pretty picturesque. Walls are covered in funny/rude (depends on your taste) cartoons and you can write on them as long as you dont write over the drawings. The staff was friendly and helpful, which was not always the case at other places we went to in the city. In short, this was our favorite place in Prague. read more
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Went in here after an exhausting day because it was the first thing we saw near the Jewish museum. The offering of dishes is pretty typical- by 2:30pm, all but one of the daily dishes were out. I got the last daily dish for 119 crowns and a side of grilled vegetables for 65, (since it seems that no Czech dish actually comes with veggies). I got a cappuccino as well, which I found a bit overpriced as it was very small, lukewarm, and around 60 crowns. The waiter was not particularly friendly but that's pretty typical of Czech service. The food was pretty good, but I probably wouldn't come here again. read more
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