10 Best Pubs in Prague

U Pivrnce is an art-themed pub and restaurant that’s known for its tasty pilsner, hearty local food, and cartoon-adorned walls. Originally opened in 1994, the pub contains murals by celebrated artist and former Olympian Petr Urban.

While many of the original cartoons were destroyed by floodwater in 2002, Urban regularly drops by to add new visuals to U Pivrnce. The colourful (and rather risqué) paintings depict the comical escapades of his fictional character, Ruda Pirvnec. You can find this pub in Old Town Prague, just a short walk from St. Nicholas’ Church.

Beer Point is a unique venue in Prague, combining traditional Czech beer culture with contemporary cuisine. Known as the longest beer bar in town, the venue proudly showcases Czech beer heritage, with TV screens showing educational films on the drink's production process.

This tourist-friendly pub has self-service beer taps with an impressive selection of IPAs, fruit, pilsners, yeast, wheat, dark, and ales. Beer Point also serves a blend of tasty modern dishes, such as burgers, chilli con carne, and Nuremberg sausages.

Lokál U Bílé kuželky is a traditional Czech beer house that serves draught beers and local dishes. The venue's heavy wooden tables, Thonet chairs and wood panelling exude the rustic charm of a time-honoured Czech hostelry.

I Lokál U Bílé kuželky’s on-tap pilsner and home-cooked food attract tourists and locals alike. Standouts include classic tripe soup, paprika chicken, and pickled herring – all of which make for a truly authentic dinner in Prague.

U Zlatého tygra is an internationally renowned pub with an esteemed list of high-profile patrons. One of the most famous beer houses in town, it was previously a regular haunt of the revered author Bohumil Hrabal. In more recent years, the likes of former US president Bill Clinton have enjoyed a beer at this atmospheric pub.

U Zlatého tygra occupies a 14^th-century building that once served as a gothic burgher house. Positioned above the entrance gate is a 300-year-old golden tiger relief, which reflects the pub’s name (“The Golden Tiger” in Czech).

U Hrocha is an iconic Prague beer hall that’s well-frequented for its refreshing pilsner beer and homely atmosphere. It's within a 5-minute walk of Prague Castle, making it a convenient stop for tourists. Locals often claim that the tavern serves the best Pilsner Urquell in town.

Styled like a traditional Czech drinking hall – complete with Gothic arches and wooden furnishings – U Hrocha brims with a delightful old-world charm. Pair your pilsner with classic bar snacks like cheeses, sausages, and, of course, the obligatory pickled herring. While it’s often packed during peak drinking hours, there's usually standing room by the bar if you can't find a seat.

Restart Pub is a popular gastropub blending old-school charm with a slick modern ambience. The laidback spot attracts plenty of local regulars, but the friendly staff do their utmost to ensure all visitors are made to feel welcome.

The pub's exposed brick walls and chalkboard menus give it a decidedly contemporary feel, but the tanker served beers and the hearty meals on offer help it to retain a homely beer hall feel. Some of the must-try dishes include succulent lamb shank and tartare with deep-fried toast.

Jelínkova Plzeňská pivnice is a long-established pub that's steeped in Czech beer-drinking heritage. It has been proudly serving Pilsner Urquell since the early 1900s, so time seems to stand still in this cosy pub.

There's an endless debate in Prague about just which pub serves the best beer in town, but many seem to agree that Jelínkova Plzeňská pivnice is, at the very least, a worthy contender. In any case, its old-world atmosphere makes it a great place to unwind in the evening.

Craft Beer Spot is a modern pub with an extensive beer list and tasty food offerings. It’s an excellent choice for those looking to sample an artisan brew in Prague's historic centre. Serving 120 different Czech and international beers, it's fair to say its menu is likely to include something to please just about any beer lover.

Along with its impressive selection of beers, Craft Beer Spot has a well-formed contemporary menu. There’s a delectable selection of burgers, hot dogs, and poke bowls to choose from. This LGTBQ+ friendly pub attracts a young crowd looking to enjoy a fun evening in Prague.

Deminka is a prestigious restaurant and beer hall offering Pilsner Urquell and impeccable Czech food. Established in 1886, it's one of the longest-running establishments of its kind in Prague. Its luxurious art deco interior has been lovingly maintained, with the original décor hinting at the venue's games room heritage.

Deminka’s famous former patrons include Jaroslav Hašek, Fráňa Šrámek, and Stanislav Kostka Neumann – some of Czechia’s most celebrated artists. You can find this renowned venue in Škrétova, just a 5-minute walk of the Národní museum.

Nubeerbar is a modern pub serving craft beers and juicy burgers in Prague. This city-centre spot stocks artisanal craft beers, with the bulk of the 22 brews on tap sourced from local breweries.

For those looking for some sustenance to soak up their booze, Nubeerbar’s homemade burger is certainly worth a try. The chic and airy interior of the bar is modern in feel, but the friendly and knowledgeable staff help to maintain a warm and hospitable atmosphere.