Municipal House Beer Hall
Old Town, Prague 1

Enjoy traditional Czech food prepared and presented with style, washed down with some of the freshest Pilsner Urquell beer in Prague, all in an authentic beer hall setting.

The Beer Hall is situated inside one of Europe's finest Art Nouveau buildings, the stunning Municipal House.

The architecture and decor is exquisite, and includes ceramic mosaics, a golden clock, and handsome furniture by Sadílek. The huge stained glass windows are all original.

Food choices include golden roasted duck, spicy grilled ribs, beef goulash with baked sausage and onions, leg of lamb, roast pork, local fish and more. Typical red cabbage and dumplings are amongst the sides.

But leave space for dessert, perhaps a nice home-made blueberry cake or apple strudel!

There are several good Czech wines to choose from, but if you like beer we would recommend ordering an ice-cold Pilsner Urquell to accompany your meal. It's what the Czechs would do! - because the Beer Hall is a large popular restaurant, they get through a lot of barrels, so you'll receive a deliciously fresh beer every time.

Municipal House Beer Hall was previously called Plzenska, and maintains the same 'beer hall' experience.

For well presented, tasty Czech fare, in a stunning building, it takes some beating.

For fine dining in the same building, seek out the Municipal House Restaurant.

The grandest concert hall in Prague, the Smetana Hall, is also inside Municipal House. This makes the Beer Hall ideal for a pre or post-concert meal. For concert listings and to book tickets: Prague concerts.