Came here on my first night in Prague. As an American, even from Los Angeles with a wide variety of…read moredrinkin' holes, this spot was unique and memorable with its cellar location and quirky décor. I would recommend it for visitors who don't want typical tourist spots.

Bizarre little cellar bar, which you'll easily miss if you're not looking for it. Cheap beers, good…read moreservice, cosy little cushion-lined benches around the main room, and very very dark, so ideal for couples wanting some privacy and romance, if in slightly eclectic surroundings (think IKEA furnishings but out of bargain corner).

First meal in Prague and bar is set so very high! Felt like a very authentic pub and the pork…read moreknuckle is an absolute do not miss! Tempted just keep going back there.

TLDR: there are better options for food and beer. I came here because the reviews were excellent,…read morehowever, I wasn't the biggest fan. We ordered the beef cheeks, which were served cold (likely as intended but not what I was expecting). Flavor was fine but not great. The burger was also just okay. For something so standard, it was passable but not likely to order again. Our favorite dishes were 1) the duck and 2) potato and vegetable patties. Duck was crispy, hot, and had pretty good flavor! The vegetable patties were also crispy and balanced, slightly sweet. The beer list was limited but we liked what we ordered. Hate to be a broken record but we've had better while in the city. Wouldn't recommend this place to a friend since it was just average.

Pivnice Malostranská Beseda was excellent! I had the beef ribs and the Greek salad without cheese,…read moreand a Kingstone Cider. The waiter was attentive and kind and the food was amazing!

The nice folks at our hotel suggested Malostranska Beseda as a great place to unwind with a…read morePilsner, enjoy some good food and people watch. They were absolutely correct. This place is located on a corner, facing a very busy square. There are outside tables, but we opted to sit inside as it was a somewhat chilly October evening. The interior is nicely decorated with lots of rich wood. Our broken Czech was not a problem as the staff all spoke pretty good English. For dinner I ordered the Roast Rabbit with bacon & gnocchi, while P ordered Risotto with mushrooms. There was also lots of cold Pilsner and Czech wine. Everything was extremely good and we definitely enjoyed people-watching out the window next to our table. With a favorable USD to Krona conversion rate, our evening cost less than $48. Overall, it was a very enjoyable evening.

I came here to have drinks and an appetizer prior to seeing a show at the Estates Theater…read more I was traveling alone and seated alone at a table on the patio. The weather was nice and the staff very attentive. I tried each of their three tap beers of the day, a traditional Czech Pilsner, a raspberry sour, and a Coconut IPA. All were super favorable and enjoyable. I had the Cheese & Salami tapas which was way too much food for 1, but very well presented and tasting! I will definitely visit again during another visit to Prague!

We had an excellent lager flight here while we sat on their beautiful patio. They have many…read morecreative beer choices on the menu, and we asked the bartender to choose six for us to try. They were all great, I think my favorite was the rye lager - unusual and delicious! We would absolutely come here again.

No Credit cards, but worth the trouble to find cash. Family of 5 ran us $2700 crowns ($140 US$)…read more Three of us modified with the Linda McCarthy Veggie patty, one got the chicken and the other got the Bacon Jam with real beef. Wait staff was awesome, even charged our phones for us while we ate. The owner Steve was welcoming and helped us map out the rest of the day in Prague. Its not very Czech, but it is very very Good.

Our first night in Prague after travelling from Berlin got us to our flat fairly late so we needed…read morea place to eat close by given the time. How can you not try a place with a name like that? Saw the bras hanging as we walked in, made me chuckle. We were seated right away, in a small room with a fair amount going on. I picked the Jim Morrison along with the fries and lovely K had the Janis Joplin, also with fries. Both choices were a very good sized portion with a good amount of fries. The JM stated it's spicy, and it was indeed so. The JJ is also a good sized portion, but it had too much going on for K. What really let the meal down was the fries. They were not hot, and had been cooked too long. The outside was crispy with a good crunch, but the interior was not what we were looking for. Could have been epic with nice fries, but they missed the mark by just a bit.

Although we didn't eat, only drank, the atmosphere is rocking. There was a live band that was…read moreincredibly good. The live music drew us in and we didn't want to leave as they were playing all the hits from USA. First time trying Becherovka Lemond, not available in the states. Definitely give it a go as well as this place. Thank you for a great memory our first day in Czech Republic.

We went in for lunch today and had Ciara as the waitress. Absolutely no personality, was borderline…read morerude, quite uninterested and clearly hates her job. Got the order wrong and had to ask for an item she missed when we originally ordered. Everything was such an effort for her god love her. We both had the full Irish which included two big slices of toast and one teeny tiny pat of butter each. This is supposedly an Irish pub remember?? I asked for extra butter for each of us and one was produced and had to ask for the other yet again. Imagine the shock when the bill came and we were charged for the "extra butter". Never EVER in any restaurant in any country I've been to have I ever seen a charge for two butters for two slices of bread!!! Well the only smile of the day came was when she was waiting for the tip screen to be picked. My dad is in no way a techie and paid the bill. We did not leave a tip because of the absolute meanness to charge for butter and her attitude. Unbelievable.

I loved the goulash and dumplings and the service was fast!! I've been to places where "dumplings"…read moreare just bread slices. These were soft and wonderful dumpling slices. I will admit I haven't had a ton of Czech food as I have only spent 10 days in the country, so I'm not a man expert, but I think this place is the real deal.

A tale of the good and the bad ... first the bad. Waitstaff is primarily disinterested and a bit…read moregruff. Food was overall solid and of decent quality and quantity. Cabbage soup would be 5/5 instead of 3/5 *if* the sausage listed in the ingredients list was actually evident. Instead there was more filler (potato). Excellent taste though. Ambience is kitschy. Overall a B- experience.

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

The pub is great but the petty thieving from the staff is just annoying. You pay in cash and they…read morepretend not to have any cash for the change and give you a load of coins in which they rip you off for 30 crowns. Happy to give more in a tip but they rip you off. Only go if you are Czech, if you are foreign you are a just a mug for them....

A very unpretentious, authentic and straightforward pub and something of a Prague institution, U…read moreČerného Vola (the Black Bull) was bought up by its patrons to ensure it was not redeveloped into just another anonymous, trendy bar. The pub is situated a few minutes' walk from the castle and cathedral at the top of the hill in Hradčany, just opposite the Loreto church. It's easy to find as the exterior has impressive baroque murals. Inside, it's rather plainer, with painted walls, simple, dark wooden benches and a tiled floor. Although it's location inevitably means that it's full of tourists, it makes few concessions to them: this is essentially a beer bar, and the main draw is its excellent Velkopopvicky Kozel beer, in light (tmavé) and dark (světly) variants, as well as Pilsner Urquell, all served in 0.5l glasses. They serve a limited range of hearty Czech snacks, including some vegetarian items (various forms of cheese). The staff are efficient and workmanlike rather than especially friendly; expect a hard stare if you just have one beer! Locals tend to sit at the front, with visitors at the back. However, the old-fashioned feel means that it is one place you really ought to try is you're in the area, and it makes a great antidote to the touristy crush of the castle. If it's open, stroll afterwards to the Loreto church, one of Prague's most over-the-top Baroque creations and containing the body of St Wilgefortis - a few beers to fortify you first may not be a bad idea, in fact! It's quite a hike up the hill to the Hradčany area, but trams 22 and 23 will take you (via a scenic, circuitous route) to within a few hundred metres, making the climb for you!

Let's gooooooo I…read moreactually, embarrassed to admit, walked right past it you have to know where you're going!!! Quaint, beautiful, the decor was on point and not in your face overdone. Before I go into the gist of the menus and staff.... I do need to say the best espresso I've also had thus far - not brewed too hot and had wonderful light earth/stone fruit notes. Okay, so they give you a little "fob" with your menu. Some may think this like an ordering number or tracker etc. lol nope - turn it on and explore baby! The whole menu is a map to explore and it's as fun as you want. The staff will help guide you if you ask . If you want a great drink and a little reminder keepsake dare I recommend remember remember

Kari's Rating 8.75/10…read more TLDR: -Very dark ambiance -Based off the movie "V" for Vendetta -Expect to pay around 285-395 for speciality drinks The AnonyouS bar is a little dark speakeasy tucked away in an alley hidden in downtown Prague. The server drops off dark felt bound drink menus and then gives little Black light flashlights. As you open the menu, you're greeted with white writing on black pages with three flavor profiles per drink. The backlight revels more about your cocktail of choice based on a flavor profile. A lot of the drinks seem cool and many have a very dark liquor profile. The drinks are a little pricy-as expected in a handcrafted speakeasy very little seating. Overall, a really cool place that didn't seem very touristy, but made our experience extra special as it felt like a spot only the locals knew. Drinks are made strong, so pick your profile with intention.