Best bars in Prague » Czech pubs:

For a good old fashioned Prague pub around Wenceslas Square, full of locals out for a reasonably priced beer or glass of wine with their friends, look no further than U Provaznice. Inside, you'll be greeted by rustic fiery red walls, with a wood and brick decor, and a nice warm atmosphere.

U Vejvodu is a historic pub, beer hall and restaurant all rolled into one. Along with hearty Czech pub food, U Vejvodu serves some of the freshest Pilsner Urquell beer in Prague. Prague stag nights, hen parties, couples and birthday parties mix in a vibrant atmosphere. Live accordion most nights.

Kozicka (or ‘little goat’) is a bustling Czech cellar bar located close to the Old Town Square. At first glance it appears to be quite a small place, but keep walking and you’ll find it’s much bigger than it first appears. There is a great atmosphere and the size gives big groups plenty of room to spread out and enjoy themselves.

U Medvidku is a traditional Czech beer hall style pub. U Medvidku dates back to 1466. For over 500 years the building served as a brewery, until the former malt house was converted into the present day beer hall in the 20th century. This is a straight forward Czech pub, with several drinking areas, and large enough to accommodate several hundred people.

U Fleku is a large pub, restaurant and micro-brewery rolled into one. This huge, sprawling tavern is a complex of rooms laid out in true European beer hall style. Waiters are a bit grumpy, but none-the-less U Fleku offers a good experience of traditional Czech food, beer and entertainment. Groups can tour the micro-brewery. Live accordion all day.