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Czech Pubs in Prague
Mix with the locals in the finest Czech pubs in Prague. From quaint old taverns to grand traditional beer halls, each has its own charm and character, and serves some of the freshest beer you'll ever taste. Some of them even brew the beer on-site. |
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| | | Municipal House Beer Hall |
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| Address: Republic Square 5, Old Town, Prague 1 | |
Municipal House Beer Hall in Prague is a premium traditional Czech restaurant. It serves the finest Czech cuisine and Pilsner Urquell in an authentic beer hall setting.
Live music every night 19:00-22:00.
TIP: Book through Prague Experience and get a free welcome beer. | |
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| | | U Provaznice Czech Pub |
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| Address: Provaznicka 3, New Town, Prague 1 | |
| For a good traditional Czech pub around Wenceslas Square, frequented by locals enjoying a glass of beer or wine (and the odd shot) with friends, look no further than U Provaznice. In the warmer months, there are pub benches outside. | |
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| | | U Pinkasu Czech Pub |
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| Address: Jungmannovo namesti 15/16, New Town, Prague 1 | |
| In 1843, U Pinkasu near Wenceslas Square became the first pub in Prague to serve Pilsner Urquell, just one year after the famous beer was invented in the city of Pilsen. This traditional Czech pub is spread over three floors, and during the warmer months opens a sizeable beer garden. | |
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| | | Kolkovna Celnice Czech Pub |
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| Address: V Celnici 4, Republic Square, New Town, Prague 1 | |
| Kolkovna Celnice is a traditional Czech pub at Republic Square, in the New Town in Prague. It serves fresh, unpasteurised Pilsner Urquell tank beer and Czech food in a pub-style setting that blends warm contemporary colours with photos and memorabilia depicting the history of beer brewing in Czechia. | |
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| | | Kolkovna V Kolkovne Czech Pub |
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| Address: V Kolkovne 8, Old Town, Prague 1 | |
| Kolkovna V Kolkovně is a traditional Czech pub in a quaint Old Town location in Prague. It serves fresh, unpasteurised Pilsner Urquell tank beer in a historic pub-style setting. Walls are decorated with artifacts from the early days of Pilsner Urquell brewing. Historical photos and advertisements hang alongside old tools and implements used in beer brewing, illustrating the heritage of Czechia's foremost beer. | |
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| | | Kozicka Bar |
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| Address: Kozi 1, Old Town, Prague 1 | |
| Kozicka is a bustling cellar bar near Old Town Square, popular with local Czechs, and foreigners in the know - it is not easy to stumble upon! From a small entrance at street level, you descend into a large winding stretch of bar areas. Drinks are cheap and there is a great atmosphere. | |
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| | | U Medvidku Czech Pub & Brewery |
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| Address: Na Perstyne 7, Old Town, Prague 1 | |
| U Medvidku is a traditional Czech beer hall which dates from 1466. It serves tank beer, including the freshest Budvar (Budweiser) in Prague, and also brews its own beer in its onsite microbrewery. U Medvidku is a straight forward Czech pub, with various drinking areas, and is large enough to accommodate several hundred people. | |
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| | | U Fleku Beer Hall & Brewery |
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| Address: Kremencova 11, New Town, Prague 1 | |
| U Fleku is a huge sprawling beer hall and microbrewery in the New Town. Of all the traditional Czech pubs in Prague, is it architecturally unrivalled. U Fleku brews its own beer on the premises and has live accordion all day. In the warmer months, a beer garden opens at the rear for outdoor drinking with a bit of ambience. | |
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| | | U Vejvodu Czech Pub & Restaurant |
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| Address: Jilska 4, Old Town, Prague 1 | |
| 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. | |
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| | | U Sedmi Svabu Medieval Pub |
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| Address: Jansky vrsek 14, Lesser Town, Prague 1 | |
| U Sedmi Svabu is an olde medieval style pub in the Lesser Town (Malá Strana), not too far below Prague Castle.
In keeping with the historic feel of this area of Prague, U Sedmi Svabu has a roaring fire, suits of armour, stone walls and some cast-iron decor. It's dark and atmospheric, with tables lit by candlelight. | |
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| Brewery Tour |  | | A fun tour of the best Prague pubs with breweries:
Brewery Tour |
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