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Our top recommendations for a great night out in Prague. Alternatively, choose from the list on the right for a tailored guide to the best bars, pubs and cafés in Prague.

McCarthy's Irish Pub & Disco

Address: Rytirska 10, Old Town, Prague 1

Well situated between the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, McCarthy's has the aged Irish pub feel off to a tee. It offers an alluring mix of satisfying drinks, lively atmosphere and big screen coverage of top sports. But for good measure it also houses a disco in the basement. Attracts everyone from couples and expats to hen parties and stag dos.

Dubliner Irish Bar

Address: Tyn 1, Old Town, Prague 1

The Dubliner Irish Bar in Prague has everything a good Irish pub should: lively music, great atmosphere and fine beers. This warm, welcoming pub is also a sports bar, with 2 large screens and 14 LCD TV's showing Premiership and International football, plus American NFL football. Ideal for the big match or for Prague stag nights and hen parties on a pub crawl around the city.

Rocky O´Reillys Irish Bar

Address: Stepanska 32, New Town, Prague 1

Rocky O’Reillys offers a taste of Ireland in the centre of Prague, with friendly Irish hospitality and Guinness and Kilkenny on tap. A projection screen and TVs show live sports, the sounds of which are often drowned out by the lively tunes. The bar is popular with groups, which is evident by the fact that some stag parties don't seem to leave for the whole weekend!

Lion & Ball Sports Bar

Address: Tynska ulicka 3, Old Town, Prague 1

Lion & Ball Sports Bar is located near the Old Town Square. It offers amongst the most extensive coverage of live sports in Prague, from Premier and Champions League football to Bundesliga games. With a cool Czech beer in hand, it's an atmospheric place to watch the big match. The pub is themed in a British style, so naturally attracts stag parties at weekends.

Zlaty Strom Bar & Music Club

Address: Karlova 6, Old Town, Prague 1

Zlaty Strom is a warren of bars and lounges spread over many levels, including a pole dancing bar. The all night topless dancers prove popular with stag nights. While the rest attracts young Czechs and a whole range of tourists of all ages. Zlaty Strom is a fun place for everyone, and sums up perfectly the 'let it live' attitude of Prague.

Double Trouble Bar & Club

Address: Melantrichova 17, Old Town, Prague 1

A lively cellar bar and club situated in between Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square. Double Trouble is the most popular Gothic cellar pub in Prague. It has been beautifully restored, and is well worth a visit anytime during the evening. Attracts Czech locals, Prague stag nights, hen nights and anyone looking for a good party atmosphere. Prague nightlife at its best.

Aloha Bar, Club & Café

Address: Dusni 11, Old Town, Prague 1

Aloha is one of Prague's hidden gems, tucked away in the side streets of the Old Town. It's not easy to stumble across, yet is only 3 minutes walk from the Old Town Square. Aloha's Hawaiian theme ensures superb cocktails and a friendly, easy going atmosphere. DJs at weekends put everyone in the party mood.

Hangar Bar & Club

Address: Dusni 9, Old Town, Prague 1

The Hangar Bar in Prague is inspired by the fun and style of flying in the early days of aviation. Hostesses are dressed in Pan Am uniforms, and the Hangar Club downstairs is for reckless pilots. This easy going venue is located just a few minutes from the Old Town Square. It has super cocktails, and a DJ spins popular rock, pop and dance tunes until 6am.

Ku Bar & Lounge

Address: Rytirska 13, Old Town, Prague 1

KU Bar & Lounge in Prague is a smart, cool place to spend a few hours, relaxing over drinks and listening to music. And it's well located, in between Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square. The bar is popular with local Czechs and welcoming to tourists, which ensures a buzzing atmosphere most nights.

M1 Lounge Bar & Club

Address: Masna 1, Old Town, Prague 1

M1 Lounge Bar & Club, near the Old Town Square, is one of the smarter nightspots in Prague. A recent reconstruction has added new seating areas, a larger dance floor, a dedicated cocktail bar, plus a luxurious VIP room. At M1 Lounge the emphasis is very much on the music, as a team of DJs keep the place pumping with R&B, hip-hop, indie rock and house music.

Lavka Terraces

Address: Novotneho Lavka 1, Old Town, Prague 1

Lavka is made for al fresco drinking. On a warm summer's night, the riverside terrace at the rear is one of the best locations in Prague for a drink; it stretches 30m alongside the river, right next to Charles Bridge. There is a second smaller terrace at the front open all year round, with heaters by the tables providing much needed warmth in the winter.

Caffrey's Irish Bar

Address: Old Town Square 10, Old Town, Prague 1

Caffrey’s is a modern Irish bar on the Old Town Square. The clientele is mostly international, there to chat or watch live sports. In the warmer months, Caffrey's opens a terrace on the square, which attracts stag parties, hen parties and other tourists wandering by. Drinks are expensive compared to bars off the beaten track.

O'Che's Bar

Address: Liliova 14, Old Town, Prague 1

O’Che's is an interestingly-themed Cuban-Irish bar in the Old Town, near Charles Bridge. Beers on tap include Guinness, Heineken and Gambrinus, plus there is Magner's cider. Live sports are shown on a large projection screen. O’Che's is popular with one and all, from Prague stag nights and hen parties to couples, expats and sports fans.

One Club Prague

Address: Melantrichova 5, Old Town, Prague 1

One Club Prague is a lively cocktail bar and club in the Old Town. Colourful lighting and upbeat tunes in the bar create a 'Saturday night' ambience all week long. While in the spacious club downstairs, International DJs such as AFROJACK pump out a wide selection of commercial house all the way through to 5am.

James Joyce Irish Pub

Address: U Obecniho dvora 4, Old Town, Prague 1

A little piece of Ireland in a quiet corner of Prague, just five minutes walk from the Old Town Square. James Joyce is a traditional Irish pub with a casual atmosphere, offering a warm and hearty welcome, and some of the freshest Guinness in Prague. There is TV coverage of major sports occasions, in a calmer setting than other sports bars in Prague.

Chapeau Rouge Bar & Club

Address: Jakubska 2, Old Town, Prague 1

Chapeau Rouge is a good party bar located in the Old Town, popular with local Czechs and the International crowd. The interior is decorated a dark red colour, resembling an old-fashioned pub. A visit here reminds you of the type of bars Prague spawned in the early 90s. Good for Prague stag nights, hen parties and other groups, with very late opening hours.

El Mojito Cocktail Bar

Address: Dlouha 31, Old Town, Prague 1

El Mojito in Prague is a terrific little bar located in the Old Town. It feels a bit like a Spanish holiday bar, and unlike some of the smarter cocktail bars in town, there is no need to dress up for this one. Drop by any time after 4pm, order one of their special freshly made cocktails or huge glasses of Sangria, and soak up the atmosphere.

Kozicka Bar

Address: Kozi 1, Old Town, Prague 1

Kozicka is a bustling cellar bar near the 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.

U Provaznice Pub

Address: Provaznicka 3, New Town, Prague 1

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.

La Bodeguita del Medio Restaurant & Bar

Address: Kaprova 5, Old Town, Prague 1

La Bodeguita del Medio in Prague is a lively Cuban restaurant and cocktail bar designed in the colonial style of Old Havana. The aromatic and flavoursome cuisine is South American and Creole, prepared by master chefs of Cuban cooking. There is live Latin American music, and a nightly Cuban dance show.

U Vejvodu Beer Hall & Restaurant

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.

Jama American Bar

Address: V Jame 7, New Town, Prague 1

Jama is a buzzing American-style bar close to Wenceslas Square. Jama is popular with tourists, but there are plenty of Prague locals (Czechs and expats) who enjoy the lively atmosphere and good old American bar music too. While the sports screen is not the best, for American Football, Ice Hockey and Baseball this may be your first pub in Prague to try.

Nebe Wenceslas Square Bar

Address: Wenceslas Square 56, New Town, Prague 1

Nebe is a large music bar popular with Prague locals and visiting stag and hen parties. Early on the atmosphere is relaxed. Later, DJs take to the decks to get you in the party mood, with videos accompanying the music played on a large screen. Nebe is open until 5am at weekends.

U Medvidku Beer Hall

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.

U Sedmi Svabu Medieval Pub

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.

Paddy's Bar

Address: Ve Smeckach 21, New Town, Prague 1

Paddy's Bar is a small bar on a side road off Wenceslas Square, an area of Prague popular with stag parties for its nightlife. Paddy's has a heavy wooden décor and a couple of TVs dotted around the room, but its main draw is the cheap prices it charges for beers, wines and spirits.

Best Bars & Pubs in Prague

Our top recommendations for a great night out in Prague. Alternatively, choose from the list on the right for a tailored guide to the best bars, pubs and cafés in Prague.

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