I'd call it a speakeasy with a bartender full of personality, which I found it amusing. She asked…read moreabout flavor profiles and we gave her our preference, but she kept finding contradictions. After a bit it was like not sure what else I can say. Full of contradictions, but entertaining. At the end, she made an excellent dirty martini with Mediterranean notes for me and hubby a twist on an old fashioned. I then asked for a refreshing drink and she delivered. At one point the place was full and 5 large frat boys walked in, and it's a small space. She told them there wasn't room and to come back later. Not sure what they said, but she told them sorry not here. It was funny seeing them walk out shocked and in disbelief. Same theme as everywhere else, be patient, be polite and it's reciprocated. Not, find the door. To find the place look at my picture of the door and pay mind to map location

This was a great speakeasy recommended to us by a local. I am pretty sure the "rudeness" is part of…read morethe package. Our friend who had been there before mentioned that the bartender wasn't really interested in being nice but rather in making really good drinks. You tell them about your tastes and they make a custom cocktail for you. They will act a little bit bothered but they are great at their job. It's fun! Try to have fun. Anyway, it's peak speakeasy vibes with moody lighting and old fashioned decor. The music is even straight from the 1920s. It was a great place to enjoy a couple of cocktails that were out of the ordinary and essentially once in a lifetime. And our bartender was moody and talented. All in all, a great place to check out.

Everywhere I travel, I seek out Tiki bars. On a recent trip to Europe I wasn't surprised to find…read moredecent places in London or Paris, but had low expectations for Prague. To my surprise, Tiki Taki is a fantastic bar with delicious drinks, a great bartender (Daniel), lots of ephemera, an entertaining mix of customers and a quirky origin story. I went on a Sunday night and there were about ten other customers. Their bar back was new, and wasn't able to answer my questions, but the bartender Daniel quickly came around and helped me customize a Zombie. It was well balanced with fresh ingredients and decent rums. I also had a Suffering Bastard which was more gingery than I'm used to, but it was quite tasty. It was like a Dark & Stormy with more character. Lastly, Daniel graciously let me order off menu and made a Navy Grog. He hadn't made one before, but it came out okay and I appreciated him making the effort. The owner Jason and his girlfriend were there when I visited. Jason was friendly and hospitable, sharing the story of how he created his first home tiki bar and eventually opening his shop in Prague. They don't have their own mugs, but serve some drinks out of other bars' mugs which is fun. It'd be great if they eventually make their own though. I really wanted a memento of the visit. The bar itself is well and thoroughly decorated with mostly typical Tiki decorations. lots of bamboo, paintings, tikis, tapestries and the like. One stand out is the Pac Man machine embedded in a barrel in the corner of the bar. It'd dark and has the vibe of a dive-y but thoughtful tiki bar -- my favorite kind. If you like bars like Tiki Ti or Forbidden Island, you'll feel at home in Tiki Taki. Lastly, the other patrons were a mix of quiet tourists and local Czechs who had no idea what a tiki bar was and were just ordering beers. No one was rowdy or rude, and I found it fun to watch them try to figure the place out over a pint of Pilsner Urquell. The menu even has a 128 word paragraph about Tiki Bar etiquette in both English and Czech. So I imagine the mellow atmosphere I experienced isn't always what you get there. But it think this makes it unique and fun. I had a great time visiting here and will definitely make a trip back if I'm ever in Prague again. Mahalo Daniel and Jason!

This was probably one of my favorite bars in Prague. The drinks are pretty cheap for what you're…read moregetting. They've a lot of creative cocktails and the bar has a great tiki vibe. Also it's located in a less touristy part of Prague. Highly recommend.

they were so mean to us :( but the drinks were good and cheap as well. also the interior was nice…read more so go here if you have thick skin i guess.

Das Al Capone's ist eine coole Bar. Sie ist Urig gehalten und hat viel Deko an den Wänden zum…read moreBeispiel, Autokennzeichen auf Amerika und auch so Werbe aufleben von verschiedenen Alkoholika zum Beispiel Whiskey und so. Die Cocktailes sind lecker und günstig. Es gibt auch die möglichkeit kleine snacks zu bestellen, Erdnüsse, Tortillas etc. Die Toiletten sind Sauber. Die Bar an sich, liegt et es as versteckt aber man findet sich mit Googlemaps gut und es gibt einen Straßenbahnverbindung dorthin. Das Personal ist herzlich und touristenfreundlich, sie sprechen Englisch. Wer Urlaub in Prag macht, muss dort unbedingt vorbei schauen.

Great dive bar, interesting beer specials, good music, friendly staff. Definitely worth a visit!read more

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.

So the burgers are really good but the chicken wings...OMG. They are huge and the sauce is so…read moregood, classic buffalo style. I ordered them twice. They also have really big salads which is hard to find in the area. The place is quirky and I liked that. The owner and servers were really nice.

This place was directly across the street from my balcony at my Airbnb. I was sitting outside and…read moreseeing hordes of people strolling in so I decided to check it out before meeting a friend elsewhere. I came in and went downstairs to find myself right in the middle of the dancefloor with music blasting, fog everywhere, and people dancing on a table. I was pretty sober, by myself, and at least 10 years older than anyone inside. I sat down at the bar on a tiny stool... I think they were hearts and ordered a drink from a bartender wearing a pool floatie. The place has a fun party scene going on and it's somewhere I probably would have stayed all night partying fifteen years ago. This time around, I was glad to see my friend texted with the bar I was meeting him at so I finished my drink and slipped out.

Don't go here. Better places to visit in Prague…read more Three stooges work security upstairs acting like the tough guys that they are... The drinks are a rip off. You always meet great people here but it's not worth it when you see the way this place is managed with aggression and carelessness. Clearly I'm not the only one to have seen this based on other reviews.

This bar was such a nice escape after walking around in the rain all day. The drink selection was…read moreamazing, and although pricey, the atmosphere and quality of cocktails made it a nonissue. I would pay for the atmosphere alone.

While I am normally a dive bar kind of girl, this place is where I head when I want to feel like a…read moregrown up, like I am in the 1940's, or like I am living some sultry romantic European dream.... oh wait. Right, back t the review. Beautifully furnished, with dim lighting, and a staff who is beautifully attentive, boy this is the type of place you take a girl if you want to impress her with your sophistication and girls this is the type of place you go if you want to feel glamorous. A tad pricey, but completely worth it, with a decent, all be it small, selection of wines, a fantastic cocktail selection and a bar that despite smoking is allowed, doesn't leave you feeling as if you crawled in a cigarette and hung out. Plus they have cigars. Seriously cool

This is the place I head off to when I feel like reliving my misspent, punk rock youth. I have seen…read moremany a great show here and there is something so wonderfully seedy about this place. With its low ceilings, crap ventilation, and perfectly wonderful bartenders who always seem to remember my drink orders and have a lighter ready for my cigarette, it honestly reminds me of the clubs I spent most of my weekends as a teenager and in my early 20's. Despite being a hike to get to, I always seem to have an amazing time when I am here. Oh yeah, and for a total dive bar, the bathrooms aren't too bad.

I have seen some very good punk shows here over the years. Good sound tech. Good little pizzas alsoread more

Super smokey little dive bar that's open late. But the best thing is if you are looking to play…read morepinball in Prague then this is a good spot to do it. Generally hip hop and drum and bass playing and a very laid back atmosphere. Younger cilentele for sure, but it's no problem to blend in.

I like this place in the afternoon to have a Pilsner and play some pinball. They have live DJs…read moresometimes. The bar even has a rap vid on you tube.

We stumbled on the wrong 'Local' spot, but the drinks, food, and service were great here! Great…read morespot to take a break from all the walking in Prague.

Good, well priced food (especially with the exchange rate from USD), very local feeling, delicious…read morecold beer from the tank and super fast service. If you want to get away from the tourist places, this is a no frills place with authentic Czech food.