Some of the best wings I've ever had. Delicious and affordable. You have to come here if you're…read moremissing some good american late night food! The BBQ and O.G. buffalo sauces were awesome and I would absolutely visit again.

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.

Very pleasantly surprised! We arrived into Prague on Christmas Day, and we're staying at a hotel on…read morethe same street. Once we checked into the hotel, the party of five of us wanted to find something for dinner. We walked up the block and stumbled across the Londoners, we were kind of shocked they were open, and that they could seat five of us. We were greeted immediately and re-handed menus. It was nice to see that they had a good variety of food as we did have a kid with us. Who was a little picky. We ended up getting some different types of curry. I got lamb korma, and I believe others got Tika and, another korma. The kid in our group ordered a cheeseburger with only meat and cheese. The portions were very good and the naan that came with the curry was lovely. I love European korma as it is very different from the korma we have in the states. It is more of a coconut base and is yellow instead of the brown we have here. I actually prefer the korma in Europe more so if I get the chance, I would definitely order it. Our only issue was that my nephews cheeseburger had a lot of sauce on it. That was kind of a mustard sauce. He was not very happy with it, but he did eat it since we didn't want to send it back. Overall we were pleasantly surprised, and very grateful to be able to have a nice dinner on Christmas Day. I would absolutely return.

This is a very solid option for someone craving Indian food - particularly if they're a pub crawl…read moreand curry Brit type - in Prague. We went and were seated and served very quickly. Started with a couple of beers because you have to, and then had some staple items - a tikka masala for the wife, and a lamb vindaloo for myself. The waiter reminded me that lamb vindaloo is quite spicy, to which I replied with a smile that said "bring it on!" He wasn't kidding, but neither was I. It was very spicy, but it was delicious! My wife enjoyed her tikka masala as well, which we accompanied with basamati rice and some quite tasty garlic naan. The bar itself is simple, but it's location is great and if you're a Brit, they're really catering to you. Football on the telly? Of course! I think they had some Premier League darts on another screen, too, and you could overhear that other patrons were either British tourists or expats. Very good place, would definitely visit again on the next trek to Praha.