Take a Walk on the Wild Side

U Sadu is most definitely a favorite of Czechs and visitors alike! It is a traditional Czech pub with a cozy upstairs, it’s walls decorated with everything from garden hoes to saws, while downstairs features a labyrinth of rooms filled with smoke and happy drunk people. If you are lucky a certain bartender will be working and will change into his special outfit after midnight which includes a black leather vest and bow-tie complimented by his large hairy chest. The downstairs also features an older jukebox that is endlessly pumping out Queen and the Doors requests from the locals, co ...

If you wish to experience a traditional Czech pub in the heart of Prague, U Zlateho Tygra is your one-stop shop for a traditional Czech pub with true unpasteurized Pilsner Urquell on tap. This is one of the most centrally located authentic Czech pubs and should be a must on your list of things to see and do in the city of Prague. Be aware that this pub belongs to the locals, which means that the majority of the tables at the pub have reserved signs on them for these thirsty regulars, most of the staff do not – or will not – speak English, and the interior is extremely smoky. If ...

Situated in the lovely Loreta Square is the Black Ox pub. The Black Ox is one of the last authentic Czech pubs in Hradcany, the Castle District of Prague. The Black Ox, a true throw back to the past, is a traditional Czech pub that houses a majority of locals drinking fresh Kozel beer from the tap with the occasional tourist thrown in. The ancient interior features rather atmospheric original vaulted ceilings, walls decorated with old coat of arms from the ancient royal families of Bohemia and long wooden tables to complete the authentic feel. The beer hall serves authentic Czech cuisine as ...

Klub Újezd was one of the first post-Communist bars to pop up in the once depressed city of Prague and has been completely packed ever since. You will definitely have a great time at Klub Ujezd, that is, if you can find a table. This multi-level bar is always hopping and the friendly bartenders keep the drinks flowing all night long to local clientele, usually in attendance with their loyal dogs, and young eager tourists alike. Located across from the bottom of Petrin Hill and its creepy yet effective Memorial to the Victims of Communism, this alternative bar still feels alterna ...

U Sadu is most definitely a favorite of Czechs and visitors alike! It is a traditional Czech pub with a cozy upstairs, it’s walls decorated with everything from garden hoes to saws, while downstairs features a labyrinth of rooms filled with smoke and happy drunk people. If you are lucky a certain bartender will be working and will change into his special outfit after midnight which includes a black leather vest and bow-tie complimented by his large hairy chest. The downstairs also features an older jukebox that is endlessly pumping out Queen and the Doors requests from the locals, co ...

If you wish to experience a traditional Czech pub in the heart of Prague, U Zlateho Tygra is your one-stop shop for a traditional Czech pub with true unpasteurized Pilsner Urquell on tap. This is one of the most centrally located authentic Czech pubs and should be a must on your list of things to see and do in the city of Prague. Be aware that this pub belongs to the locals, which means that the majority of the tables at the pub have reserved signs on them for these thirsty regulars, most of the staff do not – or will not – speak English, and the interior is extremely smoky. If ...

Situated in the lovely Loreta Square is the Black Ox pub. The Black Ox is one of the last authentic Czech pubs in Hradcany, the Castle District of Prague. The Black Ox, a true throw back to the past, is a traditional Czech pub that houses a majority of locals drinking fresh Kozel beer from the tap with the occasional tourist thrown in. The ancient interior features rather atmospheric original vaulted ceilings, walls decorated with old coat of arms from the ancient royal families of Bohemia and long wooden tables to complete the authentic feel. The beer hall serves authentic Czech cuisine as ...

Klub Újezd was one of the first post-Communist bars to pop up in the once depressed city of Prague and has been completely packed ever since. You will definitely have a great time at Klub Ujezd, that is, if you can find a table. This multi-level bar is always hopping and the friendly bartenders keep the drinks flowing all night long to local clientele, usually in attendance with their loyal dogs, and young eager tourists alike. Located across from the bottom of Petrin Hill and its creepy yet effective Memorial to the Victims of Communism, this alternative bar still feels alterna ...

Looking for craft beer in Prague? If so, hop on a tram, hail a cab or run - straight to Zlý časy. Zlý časy is the craft beer lovers heaven, full stop. Situated in the Nusle neighborhood of Prague 4, just off of pretty Náměstí Bratří Synků, Zlý časy, or Hard Times as it translates, features an array of rare craft beers brewed in the Czech Republic on tap (over 40 kinds of liquid pint heaven) as well as bottled craft beer from all over the world. The interior resembles a traditional beer hall except for the displayed bottles of foreign craft beer lining the walls. The upbeat bar features 3 ...