Pubs in Prague
Ahhhh...after a hard day sightseeing, your tootsies are tired of cobblestones and your legs want to relax. The best way to reward yourself is with a nice cold Czech beer in a local pub. Pubs are not hard to find, in fact if you can't find one, maybe you shouldn't be wandering around Prague alone. We've recommended the following for different reasons - but if you are desperate, pick a place with a nice beer sign hanging out front and enjoy. The bars called "herna" are gaming places - they have gaming machines inside and unless you are feeling lucky, should probably be avoided.
If you are looking for an international pub experience, and some good food from a different country try the George and Dragon (British), the Dubliner or JJ Murphy's (both Irish.) Good food, a variety of beers and lots of televisions in case an important match is on. O Che's covers a bit of the same, while Jama has a more American menu, but an excellent variety of Czech beer on tap.
If you want to go Czech all the way, a visit to U Zlateho tygra or Na rychte will open your eyes as to how a Czech pub used to be. U pinkasu is a bit bigger and more modern. Both Café Konvikt and Zlata hvezda are friendly places where you can get food too.
If you are looking for an international pub experience, and some good food from a different country try the George and Dragon (British), the Dubliner or JJ Murphy's (both Irish.) Good food, a variety of beers and lots of televisions in case an important match is on. O Che's covers a bit of the same, while Jama has a more American menu, but an excellent variety of Czech beer on tap.
If you want to go Czech all the way, a visit to U Zlateho tygra or Na rychte will open your eyes as to how a Czech pub used to be. U pinkasu is a bit bigger and more modern. Both Café Konvikt and Zlata hvezda are friendly places where you can get food too.
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