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Bars and Pubs Located in Malá Strana

Baráčnická Rychta

Tržište 23, Praha 1, Tel: +420 257 532 461, E-mail: rychta@volny.cz, Website: rychta.webz.cz, Metro: Malostranská, Open noon-midnight daily, No credit cards, Show Map
An authentic Czech beer hall with live music venue downstairs. Frequented by the city's pivo afficiandos - there's certainly no nod to fad or fashion here. Just great lager and a simple range of snack meals (consisting mainly of cheese dishes, pickled sausages and potato dumplings). Yummy!

Bars and Pubs Located in Staré Město

Bugsy's Bar

Pařížská 10, Praha 1, Tel: +420 2 2481 0287, E-mail: bar@bugsysbar.com, Website: www.bugsysbar.com, Metro: Staroměstská, Open daily 7pm-2am, Show Map
Upmarket bar, with more American mixers and shots that you can shake a cocktail stick at! Situated in the very heart of Prague, Bugsy's is ideal for a few chasers before a meal, thanks to dedicated bar staff who really know their stuff. And with over 200 cocktails on offer, we guess they need to!

Caffrey's Irish Bar

Staromestské náměstí 10, Praha 1, Tel: +420 224 828 031, E-mail: cafjoy@ti.cz, Website: www.caffreys.cz, Metro: Staroměstská/Náměsti Republiky, Show Map
Pleasant watering hole in a prominent location on the Old Town Square. An Irish menu - that includes traditional stew, bangers 'n' mash and coddle - is complimented by Staropramen, Guinness, Caffrey's (a lovely drop) and Irish whiskeys.

Legends Sports & Music Café Bar

Týnský dvur 1, Praha 1, Tel: +420 224 895 404, E-mail: cafjoy@ti.cz, Website: www.legends.cz, Metro: Staroměstská/Náměsti Republiky, Show Map
The place to head if you're after sporting events on TV, Legends has 14 screens and a large screen to help punters avoid missing any of the action. Of course, cheering on your favourite team will always bring on a thirst, so the best in Irish and Czech beers (Staropramen, Kelt and Guinness) are available together with a bewildering assortment of whiskeys and cocktails. A good selection of snacks and light meals will help line your stomach, while the bar itself also hosts visiting DJs and live bands.

Molly Malone's

U Obecního dvora 4, Praha 1, Tel: +420 224 818 851, Website: www.mollymalones.cz, E-mail: info@mollymalones.cz, Metro: Staroměstská, Show Map
Decked out in the style of an authentic Irish Pub, which helps in creating a good craik, the traditional style menu includes such delights as Irish stew, Limerick gammon and a hearty all day breakfast. Of course, you can wash your food down with a Guinness or pint of creamy Kilkenny's.

Bars and Pubs Located in Nové Město

Novoměstský Pivovar Pub (New Town Brewery)

Vodickova ul. 20, Praha 1, Tel: +420 222 232 448, Fax: +420 222 231 662, E-mail: sales@npivovar.cz, Website: www.npivovar.cz, Metro: Můstek, Open: 8am-11.30pm Mon-Fri, 11.30am-11.30pm Sat, noon-10pm Sun, Show Map
Another of Prague's high class microbreweries, this time producing its own light and dark beers. For early risers, you can sample a brew over a hearty breakfast (served from 8am onwards), although a bowl of tripe soup at such an early hour is perhaps a little daunting! By visiting at a more sensible hour you can enjoy a beer (or two) over lunch/dinner in the pleasant brewery restaurant. Offering the full range of traditional beer hall food - including the chance to order a whole suckling pig (for a group of around 10 people) - the Novoměstský Pivovar is just about as good as it gets! Recommended.

Pivovarský Dům

Lipová 15, Praha 2, Tel: +420 296 216 666, Fax: +420 224 921 256, E-mail: pivodum@iol.cz, Website: www.gastroinfo.cz/pivodum, Metro: I. P Pavlova/Karlovo náměsti, Open: 11am-11.30pm daily, Show Map
A pub with its own microbrewery on site - indeed beers are sold to take away as well as drink inside. Along with typical Czech style beer, the company also brew fruit beers similar to those popular in Belgium. And, whilst savouring each brew, you can also quell hunger pangs by choosing from a menu of traditional Czech pub grub, including delights such as Svícková na smetane (almost the national dish), Smažený veprový rízek (schnitzel) or Pivní sýr - a strong pungent cheese that you mix with onions and a drop of beer to make a sort of spread (eaten on bread).

Elsewhere in Prague...

Bazaar

Nerudova 40, Praha 1, Tel: +420 257 535 050, E-mail: info@restaurantbazaar.cz, Website: www.restaurantbazaar.cz, Open: Restaurant: Mon-Sun noon-midnight (October-March) and Mon-Sun 6pm-midnight (April-September), Garden: Mon-Sun 11.00am-11pm (April-September), Music Bar: Mon-Sun 8pm-2am, Show Map
Combined café, restaurant and rooftop garden bar (which is the reason we've listed it here). Great views of the castle, with a trek up the hill being the only downside of a visit here. A venue to see and be-seen, despite David Hasselhoff having visited in the past!!

Pasticka Pub

Blanická 25, Praha 2, Vinohrady, Tel: +420 222 253 228, Fax: +420 222 253 228, E-mail: pasticka@pasticka.cz, Website: www.pasticka.cz, Metro: Náměsti Míru, Open: 11am-1am Mon-Fri, 5pm-1am Sat/Sun, Show Map
Another of the Irish themed pubs in Prague, albeit with a traditional Czech name (its English translation being 'the Mousetrap'). Drop in for a Guinness, a glass of Pilsner Urquell or perhaps a Bernard beer, accompanied by some decent pub grub and occasional live music.

U Černého vola (The Black Ox)

Lorentánské náměsti 1, Praha 1, Hradčany, Tel: +420 220 513 481, Website: www.beer-kozel.cz, Tram 22, Open: 9am-10pm daily
In many ways you need look no further than U Černého vola - a glorious traditional pub with a laid-back, friendly atmosphere, Kozel on tap, with a superb location close to the Royal Castle (and Loreta). Prices are reasonable, the food simple but hearty.

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