Municipal House Beer Hall in Prague is a premium traditional Czech restaurant located in the heart of the city, just a few minutes walk from Wenceslas Square and the Old Town Square.
Enjoy typical Czech cuisine prepared and presented with style, accompanied by fresh Pilsner Urquell beer, 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 on Republic Square. The architecture and decor in the restaurant is exquisite, and includes ceramic mosaics, a golden clock, and handsome furniture by Sadílek. The huge stained glass windows are all original.
Food choices at Municipal House Beer Hall include golden roasted duck, spicy grilled ribs, beef goulash with baked sausage and onions, leg of lamb, roast pork, local fish and more. Red cabbage and dumplings are amongst the sides on offer. While you may wish to indulge in a home-made blueberry cake or apple strudel for dessert. For drinks, there are nice Czech wines to sample. But if you like beer, order up an ice-cold Pilsner Urquell - it's what the locals would do (to accompany traditional Czech food). This is a large, popular restaurant that serves a lot of beer, so you are guaranteed a deliciously fresh beer every time.
Municipal House is a huge building with several great halls, the most famous of which is the Smetana Hall, the grandest concert hall in Prague. This makes the Beer Hall ideal for a pre or post concert meal.
For well presented, tasty Czech fare in grand surroundings, Municipal House Beer Hall takes some beating. For fine dining in the same building, seek out the Municipal House Restaurant.
TIP: Book this restaurant through Prague Experience and receive a free welcome beer. |