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

Awesome experience here for dinner. Very upscale restaurant. Good interior setting, very relaxing…read moreand classy. Obviously it's pricier but you get better quality food and service for the higher prices. We ordered 2 bottles of red wine, which were good. We also got carpaccio and the grilled cheese salad for appetizers, and they were yummy. We all got filet mignon for main course, and omg, it was deliciousness. We thoroughly enjoyed our night here. The desserts were good too. Don't hesitate to stop here for a nice night out in Prague.

We sat for over 45min before we get our drinks and over hour and a half before we got our food. I…read morehad to go tell the staff that we were sitting for over an hour. Many tables around us left because they waited to even get their orders in. On the positive side though, the servers were polite and the food tasted good. The environment is pretty high end with a wide selection of whiskey. It would have been a pleasant dinner had they not dropped the ball in service quality.

Mina server is very welcoming. Fun ambiance. Has tough to acquire sports matches available to…read morewatch! Great job team!

So stoked we happened upon this place when we were just cruising around tonight. Prices good, food…read morereally good & they had live music on a Monday night? Like WhaaaT...?? Plus it's All non-smoking which is a Must for us as my boy be all of 14 & all!! Loved the prompt service & the atmosphere was jolly. Good time overall & left feeling satisfied. Thanks Hayden you doll you! Ttys on What's App!

The place is hard to find as it is not very advertised in the street. It is a small door next to a…read morebike parking. We went because my friend knows the owner and they were broadcasting the rugby game on a video projector. There wasn't much people so the atmosphere wasn't top notch, but the barman was nice, the Wi-Fi wasn't working, our phones weren't able to connect unfortunately. Otherwise it is a normal pub with the usual tap beers you can find in Prague bars. If you want to watch a game in a quiet place then this is the ideal spot to go to.

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.

One of the two fish n chips joints in town, and in many ways much better than the fancy overpriced…read moreone in Dlouha. Except for the actual fish. WHAT THEY DO RIGHT Atmosphere: feels like a proper chippy, informal and friendly, with crappy music playing on the radio. Prices: Right on target; exactly what they should be Service: friendly and fast Portions: generous Variety: fish n chips, sure, but also savoury pies, burgers, soup, sweets and more. WHERE THEY FALL DOWN Taste. The fish... It tasted like it was either fried in really old grease, or fried, then set asidw for a while, then fried again. So the main taste is grease - old grease. The final bite actually made me gag. And the vinegar they have on the tables is really weak. Watered down, maybe? Needed a LOT to try to mask the grease flavour. So went for ketchup, which helped some, but 12kc a packet seemed a bit ridiculous. And there is almost bo seasoning on the fish or the chips. Putting salt on the phone tables lets you correct and this a little, but salt actually cooked ON the chips, or put on the fish fresh out of the fryer, tastes different. Better. Too bad, because the fish itself is good. But the batter is kind of thick and... Well, grease is the word. The mushy peas are great, though. Especially with a splash of vinegar and some salt. Basically, I really want to recommend this place, but after three visits, just can't.

Great fish and chip like it should be. Same gear as a real chippy from the UK. I could not find any…read morefaults. Fish, hot crispy on the outside and light, very fresh. Will be back in the near future.

Decent enough little bar and cafe serving lots of 'koktejly' and shots. It was very quiet when we…read morewent in on a Thursday night, but the barman was very friendly and smiley and made us feel welcome. It's dark inside the bar and they play a lot of British ballads on the large flat screen TV at the back, giving the joint the feel of a place for lost or jilted lovers! There is an absolutely fantastic photograph of Jack Nicholson hanging on the wall where he is holding a magnifying glass over his mouth and the most sinister grin in cinematic history explodes out of the frame. I want my own copy of that photo. We had a couple of Cubra Libres and then, to my delight, I found a shot that I hadn't had since a trip to Cologne in 2001. It's called a 'koks' (it was called a Russian Cock in Cologne) and is a shot glass full of Vodka with half a slice of lemon balanced on top of the glass and a line of coffee granules and sugar on top of the lemon. Sounds off the wall huh? You shove the lemon in your mouth and suck off the sugar and the coffee granules and then down the vodka shot. It's a taste sensation! The coffee melts and lines your mouth and you can taste it for ages after. I had two koks and floated all the way back to the hotel.

It was a good bar with original name, but it doesn't exist any more. In it's place is now something…read morecalled "Magic bar" which has totally different atmosphere.

This traditional old Czech pub and brewery was a convenient spot for a late dinner after watching a…read moreshow at the nearby Blacklight theater. The crowd seemed to lean slightly more tourist than locals, but I could be wrong. Service was friendly overall, and the ambience is crowded, loud, and well, its a pub! 125K/$5.25 Whipped Beer cheese with fried bread...I saw this on a Anthony Bourdain episode, and it did not disappoint! the creamy cheese was like spiced feta cheese, the toasted breads were a perfect vessel to transport the tasty cheese into my mouth. 260K/$11 Roast Beef in Rosehips sauce, with potato croquettes...this sounded amazing on paper! But it was just okay, as an American I like my beef medium and tender. This beef was more well done and dry, but the creamy rose sauce was wonderful and did a pretty good job of masking the beef averageness. The potato croquettes crispy and airy, unique! 260K/$11 4 Beer sampler. This seemed like a good idea at first, but for Czech prices this was actually bit pricy. The beers seemed to be about a 200ml pour each. Being from San Diego, California where we have the best beer in the world, I found each of the four beers just kind average. It's much cheaper just to buy individual beers. Good place, not a great place. Come by if its convenient at the moment, like it was for me.

This was amazing food was awesome as well as service! This lived up to the hype. Would definitely…read morego back for more

This place is great for a date. Off the beaten path where you won't find tourists…read more Food here is very good Salads were one of the best I've had Entree: Seafood pasta - incredible taste. I haven't tasted anything like this before in the US Pappardelle with ragu - just ok. Since it was their 6th or 7th anniversary they offered us free champagne but since we don't drink they gave us free dessert which was good

OK, ok, I'm joining the circle of raving reviews. I've now been to Da Clara twice and it was an…read moreabsolute pleasure twice. The atmosphere is very inviting and warm and while there are meals on the daily menu that might only be worth 4,5 stars, the majority of them clearly belongs into the 5 stars section. On top of that, all the antipasti and the other tasty bits and pieces are excellent and adequately priced. The wine, oh the wine! I have rarely ever experienced a place where I can always go for one of the two pretty "cheap" house wines and I'm never disappointed. So far Da Clara was pretty much a defining factor for the days we went there, (Sundays). 1st course, main dish, desert & coffee. It's pretty much a waste, if you don't go for the total package. Did I mention the music? Tops it all of. Jazz, Funk, Soul. Perfect. One of my favorite places in Prague.