Apparently one of the oldest restaurants in prague. I wasn't too wow'ed by the food though. A giant group of us came (maybe 16 people?) and drank the place down. I'm going to do this in point forms: - live music: but it's a small group of people walking around playing the accordion and flute to the tunes of old pop music. It was kinda annoying. - shots: a guy comes around giving you shots of alcohol, and they record it on a sheet of paper how many shots you have had. Be careful because by the 20th shot, you might not know if he's adding numbers for fun - appetizers: - homemade garlic soup - okay, not great - just a piece of pork meat smoked - just okay - homemade liver sausage: tasted like headcheese and vinegar. It was actually good, but definitely did not have any liver flavour - main: roast pork knuckle: pretty standard fare - service is great - decor is old czech decor, fairly charming. Honestly, overall, this place is passable but not great. read more

True, this is a tourist trap, but was pretty fun to be there mixed in with Italians, Germans, and Czechs at long group tables. The waiter was also pretty cool trying to speak Italian, German, and English. Yes, they only have one kind of beer and it was pretty expensive, and probably the most I paid for beer in Prague at 89 CZK, but I ended up having at least four of them since with the exchange rate being so great it was about $4. The food is also pretty good here, mostly all Czech cuisine like Gulas with bacon dumplings. It has been proved once again that bacon makes everything better! If you are not into roasted meats, then this may not be the place for you. Lastly we sat in the Kabaret which is a big hall with a stage up front.This was fun to sit here since it was loud and there were musicians walking around playing accordions. I saw a lot of Americans not having fun here, and wondered why in the f*ck are they even doing in Prague. read more

Food was great! Service is so so. Beware they will try to offer you drinks which you will end up paying for. read more

U Fleků - Brasseries Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Ok the beer was delicious! Especially for girls who enjoy a sweet light dark beer. That's what they are really famous for. The staff seemed a little pushy in terms of sales. When you get seated, they try to give you a shot with your beer but doesn't tell you there is a charge. You often sit with strangers as there are many harvest tables. A beautiful beer garden is available at the back with nice trees. You can buy beer and shot glasses there as sovenirs. read more

U Fleků - Brasseries Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Folks were much nicer the second time in. I was remembered for giving a hard time to the waiter who was giving us a hard time for ordering the red cabbage and not a whole plate (we ordered other thingys). Apparently they warm up to you for being a little brash. Despite everyone telling you their beer is the best. This place has the best beer in Prague. read more

Here its not about food, or service. It is about atmosphere. The decorum and arcodenist give the restaurant a typical medievally czech style. The home-brewed beer really worth it. Besides, food is correct but not excellent :) read more

Excellent beer (big surprise; it's the Czech Republic), great venue, good food, indifferent service. They know all the tricks to gouge tourists, such as offering shots as if they're complimentary and charging for bread you didn't ask for. Definitely a tourist trap, but there are worse things in the world. read more

U Fleků - Roast sausage with sauerkraut. Excellent house beer; dark, which is unusual in the Czech Republic. - Brasseries Near Me - Prague, Puerto Rico

Terrible overrun joint. We had just potato soup, which was screaming Maggi artificial instant soup. Drinks were put in the table without ordering. Hundreds of better places to go to. Avoid this tourist trap. Probably the worst Prague has to offer. When talking to the manager he literally said nothing and walked away, probably knowing of the problems in this place. read more

Was a little worried about taking our 11 year old there but nobody seemed fussed. We didn't get the "touristy" vibe as most around us were Czech if not local to Prague and the atmosphere was great. The beer was excellent but I agree about the "herbal" shot although my wife liked her "honey" shot. The food was excellent but the ratio of meat to dumpling could have been more on the meat side. read more

Great beer, Took the tour and it also was great. I understand why the oldest brewery in czech republic only needs one beer!

Sure this place has traditional Czech food. It is rated number one on trip advisor from its 4000 reviews. The food was pretty good but they try to pressure you into accepting extra items by putting them in front of you and acting as though they are complimentary. And then charge high rates. A tourist trap that managed to hit number 1 on trip advisor in my opinion. They put in a service cost that was well over 10% of my bill. Would not recommend. read more

came here for dinner w a very large group through business that all got bussed in. they had plenty of space both inside and outside in the garden which was lovely. they accommodated me being vegan for every course. they even had tofu in place of the meat for the main entree, which was delicious. the red wine was very good as well as the customer service. i highly recommend! read more

The beer brewed here was probably my favorite out of all the small breweries we visited and had while in Prague. The beer is dark but very light and flavorful. The food was decent. i got the goulash and it was very tasty and complemented the beer well. Very clear this place is meant to highlight the beer and less the food. we also took a tour of the brewery which was nice. It's very small but they do a good job! read more

Excellent beer and food and excellent atmosphere steeped in history and tradition. There's a reason it's been in operation since 1499! I loved eating goulash and dumplings while an accordion player serenaded me. Watch out for those shots - they are hard to resist when they come by on a tray. The honey one in particular is delicious. I went here two days in a row, I loved it so much. Definitely worth a visit. read more

The ambience is set when you walk through the door. The food wasn't amazing, but it wasn't bad either. Where they really shine is in great service and amazing drinks, even the beer is really good! They also have a live accordion player who really sets the mood and interacts with the patrons. Definitely coming back. read more

A very cool place to get experience of a proper Czech pub. Definitely recommended not only if you're a beer fan, but also to enjoy a well thought-out atmosphere of local "hospoda" with wooden long tables, cheerful waiters, loud visitors and accordion music. The food is of course belongs to typical Czech cuisine and very tasty. The service is good and usually quick. The waiters not only serve what you order, but also often walk around offering additional beers and shots. For sure, a great pub to bring there curious tourists. read more

Service is so - so. Avoid food. Watch your bill. Otherwise good. Prague has plenty better restaurants.

It's my first day in Prague so far, and before coming the first thing I wanted to discover was definitely the local food. Some of our family friends recommended us this place so we came to check it out. The place was surprisingly full but the staff managed to seat us immediately. The portion size was rather generous, but the food was decent quality and certainly tasty. Another thing I can say is that the place surely doesn't lack a good atmosphere, it only takes a good look around to take in the good vibes. This restaurant can be a little busy and loud at times, so keep that in mind. So if you want to get a taste of local Czech cooking, this restaurant would be ideal. 7/10 read more

By far the best beer hall in Prague! Incredible menu, great customer service, the beer plus apperitifs cannot be beat. The culture and décor of the courtyards is breathtaking. I will return! read more

Horrible service!!! The guy acted as if I owed him money and just tossed the table coaster on the table in front of me like I'm a beggar. And they added 10% service charge to my bill. That pretty much says that this is a tourist trap. read more

The place has one of the best beers in the world, a bit pricey for Czech standards but cheap for the rest of Europe, since the place is more than 500 years old then it is definitely worth it. Food is also a bit pricey but proportions are big and it is tasty. Just beware of the tourist trap shot thing, say no to shots and that's all you need! read more

Great beer. Very touristy but a great ambiance. We had a great time getting to know other guests from other countries. The food is so-so. The music keeps it lively and the shot guy had the best personality in the room. We went here as soon as we arrived in Prague just to get a sense and overall we had a good time. read more

Not changed much in the intervening 10 years. A tourist institution with a sprinkling of locals. Good beer and fast service with live music. Grab a table and enjoy read more

Really fun dinner. Big, long wooden tables. They walk around with little shots of something that was honey-ish tasting, but yummy! Good, traditional Czech food with great atmosphere- lively and loud but had a man playing the accordion!! read more

Much better than expected. This place has a reputation for being overwhelmingly touristy, so I had always avoided it. We visited because we had friends staying at the hotel next door. The interior is charming and the beer is delicious. It was surprisingly expensive. The servers seemed a bit confused. My companion ordered a light beer. We waited for about 15 minutes and followed up with a different server who gave us a strange look and told us they only serve dark beer. Definitely worth stopping in for a quick beer, but I wouldn't linger unless you have deep pockets. read more

Kitschy and pricy but the beer is decent - worth a try however as the atmosphere is quite boisterous

The atmosphere here makes this place. The waitiors continually walk around to give you beers and shots if you like. Love that. This place was great. The food and beer was really good. I was with a group of four and we all really liked this place. read more

I have made such funny memories there. The long wooden tables encourages socializing with strangers. Our table was a mini European Union. I also liked the savory comfort foods and I laughed at the the friendly enforcing of drinking aromatic schnapps and earthy brews. There is musical entertainment sometimes too! read more

Beer was great but the food was mediocre. Definitely don't get the beer cheese but the sausage was good and honey wine was great.

So we just walked in one day for an early dinner, staff seated us right away and was pretty friendly. Good atmosphere. The sausage and potatoe soup was really tasty. The relish that comes with the sausage was the best I ever tasted. Nice for a quick and easy dinner. read more

They had souvenirs you could purchase near the door. We went here on a weekday evening late after 9:30 PM. We were seated in the room on the right of the door that had a sign that said RESERVED. There was a large group in the room already. They gave us menus and we ordered beer which he already had on his tray that he immediately served us. Then another server guy came buy with a tray of what looked like 2 types of shots in 2 oz. glasses. We told him we did not want them 3 times after he urged us to take them. saying it was an apertif. We then felt awkward and we said it was okay. He said "It is not okay" and walked away which gave us a bad awkward feeling for the rest of our visit. The 1st drink server came back to take our food order. One of us ordered soup and we were curtly told they was none and that it was done for today. There was an accordion player that came in the room and played a few songs. None of the people or tables got into the music. I am guessing it was just the people as when he stopped in between songs I could hear another accordion player in another room and customers singing along. We did not tip the musician as we did feel it was a tourist trap. Our food came and we ordered 2 half chicken meals (chicken, potatoes, and boiled precut vegetables (from frozen package I think), a greek salad that had one giant piece of lettuce and all peppers. two of us had vegetarian meals that was potato pancakes, sweet sauerkraut, boiled precut vegetables, cole slaw. Other than the meat the food was pretty bland. The sauerkraut was very sweet though and tasty. It was very large portions. The photos other Yelpers show is accurate. We had the displeasure to deal with 3 separate servers and 2 were very rude. read more

Don't really mind that it's a tourist trap. You get seated in a dining hall room and because people are crammed next to each other with only few waiters going around, the service may be slow. Beer was good (a little bit on the pricey side), it's their own house beer which is the only beer on the menu. I tried the koleno (pork knee knuckle) and the meat just slid off the bone. It was more than enough for me and my girlfriend, so if you don't eat too much, sharing is a good idea. read more

Very good dark beer. Very busy place. Nice courtyard to drink. Was not happy that we were warned about waiter scams. We did not have a problem but we were with a beer guide. read more

Béer is alright, but the place is overpriced af comparing to other restaurants. Also waiters are basically forcing you to buy additional drinks. read more

Great experience! The beer (only one type of and from their own brewery I think) and the atmosphere is what makes this place unique. Czechs traditional food, liquer and live music also contribute to the experience. read more

Adorable place at reasonable prices. Beer was good, didn't have the food. However, very much a touristy trap. Set down beers before you even say if you want them or not. They pass around shots without mentioning the cost and pressure you to drink if you refuse. Luckily we were aware that the shots aren't free but some groups around us were a bit surprised when they settled their bill. A nice beer garden but be prepared to haggle. read more

Walked in to just be stared at for a minute or two by everyone. No one said hi or greeted us. We decided to walk around to see the 8 different beer halls (or so they say...) we were then yelled at and questioned on where we were going. I stated that we have never been here and no one greeted us so we were going to sit down. We were then escorted into one of the two beer halls that were open. Having 8 beer halls is nothing to brag about if they're not going to be open. We then we're offered a shot and I asked how much they were. He asked where we were from and THEN gave us a price.... right. Like we're stupid..... We asked about the beers to have the waiter laugh at us. Again... we have never been here, what makes you think I know what you serve? I would think they would be used to this based on the high number of tourists in Prague at all times. Anyways, we got up and left, would not return again or recommend to any Americans wanting to avoid tourist traps.... read more