Solid spot for great beer and good food on the Lesser Town side of Prague! We happened to stumble on this little nook on our way back from visiting Prague castle. It's an absolutely stunning environment with natural elements and great beer. The service was really good and they had good beer options for every beer drinker. We ordered light and dark beer and were super pleased with everything we had! We decided to order some traditional Czech food. We ordered "the best sausages in Prague," to which we agreed, marinated Camabert cheese, and pickled Czech sausage. All the food came with bread, which to die for. The traditional sausages and the camabert cheese were outstanding- we couldn't get enough! The pickled Czech sausage was not the best fit for us. We may not be the best to speak on it, but it just wasn't our favorite. Overall, make sure to stop by and grab a beer and a quick bite to eat at this super cute brewery! You'll forget you're in one of the most touristy spots in lesser town. read more

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Good beer. And had a nice apple cake. Good place if you want an alternative from pilsner Urquell

Great beer, friendly service! Cozy environment. Will definitely return. WiFi present.

Great lunch spot! Small menu, but the food was great! Glad we found it. Wish we were in Prague longer to come back!

Liked the veg soup that was served here. But more than the soup it was the service that was highlight of this restaurant. We were served with a smile throughout. Nice secret cafe vibes as well! read more

During our 4 days in Prague, we visited Roesel 3 times because it was our favorite place to eat. Hidden in the touristy castle side of the Charles Bridge, you will find the best pastries, beer, coffee and other beverages. Most of the people who come here are local and there is lots of seating available. It's truly a hidden gem. All of their pastries are made fresh. I highly recommend the banana bread with chocolate and peanut butter or the carrot cake. Everything is more than fairly priced for the quality of what you get. I particularly love their sparkling citrus lemonade. They also offer free wi-fi. We bought a couple of their beer mugs, which they sold to us for about $2 each, for souvenirs so we can always remember our favorite place to snack in Prague. read more

This bar and the staff are awesome, an especially great find in the castle/ Old Prague area. Roesel is a super tiny spot with limited menu options, but, if you know that going in, you'll have a satisfying, local experience with delicious tap beers (and some yummy-looking homemade desserts). We wanted somewhere a little away from the crowded streets and seemingly never-ending set of gift shops to grab a bite and some local brews. There's several tables outside the restaurant but we found a spot inside, closer to the action, and settled in. The beer on tap is a local beer, Clock beer, and we enjoyed both a wheat beer and more traditional lager. Pricing was very reasonable. We also got a light bite to eat - some sausages and bread, along with some rillete. We were both pretty satisfying- the sausage casings had a nice snap and were very flavorful, served with plenty of mustard and some sweet, caramelized onions. The rillete was also tasty. We were extremely tempted by the desserts at the bar, but, ultimately decided to leave dessert to another venue nearby. The staff was sweet, refilled our waters, and didn't rush us out, despite being very busy. Would definitely come back. read more

2.5 stars I was rather disappointed with Roesel. They had a very small beer selection, though I did like the one I tried. Their lunch menu was very limited, mostly snacks. I had a cauliflower soup, which came out lukewarm with some stale bread on the side. Since they advertise beer and cake, I was looking forward to a great selection of cakes. Instead, they had not one single cake! I went with a slice of cold apple pie, which was just OK.' On the plus side, service was good, but I definitely wouldn't come back. read more

These guys just treated me right! I came in on a Saturday evening for a light dinner and some beers. Had a delicious pale ale and something else I can't recall, great tap beers. As for food, I had a pate that I fought, since I'm not a huge pate guy. They gave me a taste, and I immediately ordered the pâté. Wow. I could eat it until I'm sick, it's so good. They also served me a daily special of pulled pork, which was really tasty as well. The folks running the place were super friendly and I ate at the bar and chatted with them. Don't pass this place up! It's hidden down a little alley in Old Town, but it's not touristy at all. Quite the opposite in fact. You'll be glad you stopped in, I was. read more

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It's suppose to be open until 11 PM. Arrived at 9.30 and was turned down by the waitress who informed me that the kitchen was closed...

Stopped in for a quick bite and a beer as a break from our exhausting day! Came in and the place was pretty quiet; a patron in the corner was working on his laptop and a few friends were at the other side. We chose our seats and were quickly greeted and offered english menus. We chose 2 different beers, which we both enjoyed, and had a piece of chocolate cake covered in peanut butter frosting. There were so many good-looking desserts to choose from it really was hard to choose just one. The vibe was very hip and hipster and laidback at the same time and was a nice place to take a break from the crowds and hustle bustle of the Charles Bridge and other tourist attractions read more

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LOVE. LOVE. LOVE this Roesel! I stumbled across Roesel when I was desperately in need of a beer and a snack. Couldnt have been a better place for that! I had their soup of the day, and a few beers, and it was absolutely perfect, and super cheap! Service was fantastic, bathrooms were clean, and the space itself is absolutely beautiful. Roesel will be a daily stop next time I go to Prague! read more

Casual, relaxed and delicious. Popped in after visiting castle and got a table with no problem. Friendly quick service. A perfect lunch.

After several days of eating Czech food and drinking Czech traditional beer, a change was in order. This is a nice place, near the Charles Bridge. It's a dark, quaint place, not a place to enjoy a sunny day, but the break we needed. We were able to enjoy some sales and some tasty small plates. There were very few customers and the few other customers seemed to be the artsy type. The chicken pate was delicious. read more

ROESEL - Beer Bar Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Such a surprise!! After reading the reviews I was expecting to find really great beer, authentic local food and cosy atmosphere with other tourists. What I discovered was so much better! The beer was really great - best IPA I've had in a long while- the food was authentic, but there was not another tourist in sight, which was a such a welcome change up after the hustle and busily of Prague castle. A local pub quiz on the night provided a fabulous insight to the 'real' Prague. I had a great time being on the fringes of Prague 30 somethings having a night out. I would be intrigued to go back and see how it shapes up with a different atmosphere..... read more

An amazing little hole in the wall with some of the best Czech beer money can buy and a great assortment of pasteries read more

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Such a hidden gem steps from the Charles bridge down a beautiful, hidden white alley way! Amazing light food and such a polite, hospitable staff that takes pride in their service and hand crafted foods! Found rhis by chance on Yelp and NEEDED to 5 star this place to make sure they got the credit they deserve! Thought it would be a tourist trap since it was right off the main road.... Totally surprised at how quite, calm and non touristy it was! The waitress says the locals come here to eat which I can totally understand! If you're looking to relax, get a good meal and a brew, dont be stupid and pass this cost efficient, amazing place up!! read more

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Nice little craft beer and restaurant. Right off Main Street after Charles Bridge. They serve small plates and have excellent beer. Not big meals but definitely worth the stop. We had appetizer and some raccleute sandwiches and cheese. I would recommend to friends. read more

ROESEL - Nice Craft Beer Cafe - Beer Bar Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Delightful find just past the Charles Bridge, on the way up to Prague Castle. It's a bare-bones place, quiet; a world away from the tourist mobs passing by on the street. The night we were there, all the staff spoke excellent English, and were very helpful and friendly. Someone who turned out to be the owner was at one of the tables, and explained that things were a bit slow that night because most of their customers are their friends, and there was some big party going on in town that their friends were attending. Meanwhile, his wife brought their toddler daughter in. The little girl toddled to a back room and emerged dragging a cardboard box. Her father put her in the box and pushed her all around the restaurant, to her delight. Ok, but what about the food? Simple, light stuff. I had raclette cheese melted on a hearty bread, with bacon (not the American stuff, mind you) and mustard, with a small accompanying salad. The menu consists largely of similar things: meats, cheeses and other things that you spread on bread, plus a small selection of pastries. I had what they called a "flapjack," which seemed pretty much like a granola bar, only tastier. They also had two varieties of chocolate cake, one of which apparently included beer. I plan to go back and try that. They have an extensive coffee menu, none of which I tried, as I unfortunately have become sensitive to caffeine. (I suspect no self-respecting European drinks decaf.) They offer beers from a brewery called "Clock," which one of our servers (we ended up talking to two of the three on duty, as well as to the owner) explained is a fairly new microbrewery operated out in the country by two former tech guys who got into home brewing). I had a light lager which was pleasantly bitter, but also had hints of fruit. My wife had a medium dark lager which was mild and pleasantly sweet. They appear to offer other alcohol as well, though I didn't try any. The same server ended up giving us a map-plus-guide-pamphlet announcing itself as a "Free map for young travellers" (I was flattered; it's been a long time since I could be considered young), and which begins, "TOURIST TRAPS: Naturally, there are a shitload of tourist traps here, so remember: Don't get a Thai massage, don't buy tickets to a concert on the street, don't think there is something local about absinth . . ." and continues with much helpful information. Wifi is available. All-in-all, a wonderful break from the tourist mobs. read more

I wish I could add more stars! It's off the beaten path not far from the Charles Bridge. Was a bit reluctant at first thinking it was a tourist trap which it wasn't. Great atmosphere, delicious food and wonderful staff!! Add this to your list of places to visit! read more

Hidden jewel in a quiet hallway off the crazy tourist street at the end of the Charles Bridge. Husband and I wanted some cold beers to quench our thirst from the heat and a light lunch away from the madness and found ROESEL. Cute small interior with wonderful, simple, Czech food. Service was personable but not intrusive. It felt like having a home cooked meal at a friend's house. read more

If you're looking for a quiet spot to take a breather & enjoy a cocktail, this is the place to go. I opted for a whisky neat, and later sampled their young wine (it's good). They do have wifi and it's not an overly crowded space, even when all the tables fill up. You'll start to forget that you're just a stones throw from the tourist area! read more

Amazing local contemporary experience! The owners tried to accomplish a simple but real experience and deliver on their mission. The food is simple but delicious. Drinks are fantastic, service is very friendly and humble. Real perfection. It's a little hidden jewel. The prices are fantastic as well. Highly recommend it. read more

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Bingo. Just the thing for a light lunch with good beer. We had pate and the raclette grilled cheese sandwich, with the craft beer. Would have had the carrot cake, but someone grabbed the last piece... read more

nice little spot on the right side of the bridge. small but great food and service. Great beer but its Prague, that usually goes without saying. read more

Happened to walk into this place looking for a quiet and cool place. It was way too hot outside. Was pleasantly surprised by their food and drinks options. So I went another time and also happened to speak with the very lovely staff members. They also have WiFi and in general make for a great cafe to spend time, read or work. read more

The place itself is very original but the food is average bar food. A few craft beers. It was ok for a touch and go.

The best place in Prague for small plates and authentic beers. We stopped in for dinner and we stuffed ourselves with their unique selection of Czech inspired small plates and their own house made beers. The waitstaff was eager to help and offer up suggestions for what to try for food/drinks. It also helped that their English was very good as well! A wonderful place for you to find off the main strip- we will be back! read more

Excellent & friendly service and some quality craft beers! Nice quaint place with clean bathrooms.

This place has great craft beer, lemonade, and small plates. I tried their lentil soup and their sausages, and those 2 plates were enough for a whole meal. The total cost for my dinner plus beer came out to under 200 CZK (in USD less than 10 dollars). They also have a very nice relaxed atmosphere, with a small outside alley area. This is a great place to hang out with friends or to sit and read a book. read more

Service was outstanding. Food was even better. Hidden gem in a tourist area. They seem to have different dishes all the time but the two that my wife and I tried were fantastic. read more

Great beer (Clock brewery -- hard to find in Prague), good, simple food, and cozy/hip atmosphere. Highly recommend!

Young extremely friendly people in a quiet and simple but beautiful place. High quality food served with passion. Try the beer from the rotating tap and the daily soup! read more

Great spot for a quick bite and beer. Hidden gem of Praha and a chill place to kick back with friends. Ask for Eva if you want to try a dish that's new and exciting. Found this place after watching the well-known Honest Guide to Prague series on Youtube. They ranked it as an up and coming hot spot in the city. Enjoy for yourself. read more

Staff was extremely helpful and nice. Beer was amazing and good was great! Only 320 for 4 beers and 2 small plates. Would definitely do it again! read more

Great service. Great atmosphere. Great craft beer, which has been hard to come by on our tour of Central Europe. I would highly recommend stopping in for a beer or 3! read more

Great service and absolutely amazing food!! Get the sausage with pickled onion! Best meal in Prague so far. Mushroom soup was also incredible read more