This is quite modern bar, which is among the best craft beer places in Prague. Fat Cat is located in Old Town and offers excellent craft beer and gourmet burgers. So, if you are looking for some place to take your ease, this will be an excellent choice. Work hours: daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Address: Karlova 147/44, Prague 1.
"Best" beer really is a matter of opinion. Pilsner is the original czech beer of course, its always the most expensive on the menu because of its fame/status. If you want a good pilsner the best place to go is Plzen, especially the brewery but pubs like Lokal in Prague do it well.
T-Anker is a rooftop bar that stocks up to 100 local and international beers in its collection. Located on top of the 7-floor Kotva Department Store, this 650-square-metre bar features 12 beer pumps and 60 kinds of bottled beer, with beers on tap that change weekly. Finish your night at one of Prague’s biggest and most epic mega-clubs, enjoying great dancing, live music, and a crowd that knows how to party and have a good time. Choose your start time: 8:00PM 2hr open bar 10:00PM 1hr open bar 11:00PM 1hr open bar. Pub Crawl Start Time Tickets: 8:00pm 2hr open bar 10:00pm 1hr open bar 11:15pm 1hr open bar. Reviewed August 24, 2016. This was exactly the kind of metal bar we were looking for, as both my husband and I are metalheads and I had had a disappointing experience with another pub in Prague years ago. The location is good, just a short walk from the busy touristic area to what looks like a nice residential neighborhood with bars. Karoliny Svetle 20 Located inside hotel Spa Carolline, Prague 11000 Czech Republic. One of the oldest neighborhoods in town represents the medieval heart of Prague. It’s no surprise it is bustling with tourists every time of day. Križovnický square, overlooking Charles Bridge with Prague Castle in the background, is probably the most
The bar is located in a lovely area of Prague easily accessed by the 10, 16 and 22 Trams. Big spacious bar with plenty of comfortable seats and a big selection of draught beers covering the spectrum from the lightest Pilsner to the darkest Porter. Staff are very friendly and tables laid out well, attentive table service. The bar is kept clean too.
Nightlife in Prague. From clubs and bars to leisurely river cruises, Prague’s nightlife is one of the most active and exciting in Europe.. Around 6 p.m. is the usual time for going out, and when it’s a warm season, people go to local beer terraces and gardens, and when it’s a cold season to covered pubs.
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