I've been to Poison once with a large group of people. Karaoke isn't my thing but it was fun…read morequietly (in my head, where no one could audibly hear me) singing along with my friends on the stage. The bar is underground, which could add to its allure. There's a long bar area followed by a splattering of tables and the stage. Despite the crowds, I was able to snag a bar seat and was quickly served. I chose two different gin-based long cocktails, and they were both quite good. If you're looking for a fun karaoke and cocktail spot in Prague, this one is a good bet all around.

This is a place with great ambiance! Highly recommended! Spent an evening here with friends and we…read moreall liked it. Kind, slightly cute staff, and an even more supportive karaoke crowd! Had a great time! (Might have exchanged this five star review for a discounted drink. But never lied in the review).

Overall: great free place to check out artwork…read more Parking: ?? Subway: Staroměstská on Line A (green) Entrance cost: Free for the gallery exhibit. Time cost: Less than several hours. Based on exhibit or performance. After hours of walking on the free tour, I needed a restroom break. They have free restrooms. Note: If you have a backpack, you will need to use the coat check. Pro-tip: small lockers are free - You will need 1 or 2 euro coin for deposit. Otherwise, you will have to use the coat check. They have a bar inside; But, I did not check it out. Check out my pictures to see the wonderful artwork Overall: I have a great time checking out some artwork in this free gallery. I would recommend this place.

Many lifetimes ago in this land far far away from my Southern California home, this young kid took…read morehis violin here with the Civic Youth Orchestra and played in this great hall. I'll never forget the memories we made here. This was a performance/sight seeing tour so not only did our guides give us a history of the area and venues, but we were able to make our own. Not many people can ever say they've played here, especially not many Americans, certainly not from my area, or my background. The fact that we were able to secure the nations top concert hall for a foreign youth symphony was pretty special. I'm also kind of glad to have the 1st English review to really give a completely different perspective (I translated the previously posted reviews). Most Americans are uncultured, untraveled, and to some degree I am too, but without going into too much detail, this is a must for anyone. There are no other halls like this Imperial Concert Hall. Sure Germany has more famous composers, but neither the Opernhaus Dortmund or Konzerthaus have the prestige. You'll often see the Czech Philharmonic playing here. Other halls of this era tend to look more like bank's with the pillars, but the Mendellsohn statue and the ornate interior make this special. The curtains, the everything handcrafted, carved. It has some modern amenities, but has not lost it's old world feel. Compared to more modern halls the acoustics are excellent. The back hallways aren't as small as I'd thought, usually places have small back rooms and staging areas, the lighting is very bright to the performer, but dim to the audience. The seats are pretty comfortable, certainly for an hour or two. The bathrooms have modern amenities and even those are still pretty opulent. You can tell this place was built to stage performances to some high class folks with the coat racks, # of benches and the way the main hallways are designed. When you're on stage performing in a place like this you can almost hear the crowds of hundreds of years applauding you through the ages as you stand in the footsteps of greatness.

What a lovely, adorable venue! I've been here for a couple of partner dance events, and there is…read moreplenty of hardwood floor dance space and a stage for live music. There are tiers that slowly rise toward the back with tables and chairs. The full bar spans the back and can handle a lot of people at once. There's a good size coat check area. The decor is tastefully vintage, and would be great for vintage costume events! There's also a balcony area that's quite lovely as well. Bathrooms: Spacious and in good condition. Clean and functional.

From the owner: Royal, víceúčelový kulturní prostor, uvádí bohatý program v podobě rozmanitých show, koncertů,…read morefilmových projekcí a výstav, a zároveň nabízí možnost pronájmu pro jakoukoliv příležitost - od firemního večírku až po netradiční svatební oslavu. Royal se nachází v úchvatných prostorách biografu, který byl založen v roce 1929. Návštěva Royalu vás přenese do doby První republiky, zlatého věku českého národa. Skrze balkony s úchvatným štukováním, detailní dřevořezby, sloupy s obkladem, mramorové prvky a harmonicky doladěný nábytek s červeným čalouněním na vás dýchne atmosféra 20. let. Interiér však není jediným aspektem, kterým vás Royal okouzlí - na návštěvníky totiž čeká bohatý program, který dokonale koresponduje s prostředím podniku. Bohatému výběru různých večerních eventů vévodí pravidelná představení souboru Prague Burlesque a jedinečná one-man show "How to become Czech in 1 hour". Unikátní prostor s jevištěm, barem a hledištěm poskytuje nekonečné množství příležitostí

This music venue is probably only for the more adventurous of tourists…read more Bunkr Parukárka is a converted cold war bomb shelter which is now a live music venue, it is situated slightly out of main town centre but is still on Prague's metro system. The entrance to Bunkr Parukárka looks quite intimidating as it can only be described as a double steel door in the middle of a wall, this door leads to a set of spiral steps which takes a good couple of minutes to descend into the club. The club itself consists of various 'catacomb' type rooms, several of which had a different DJ playing during my visit. I highly recommend a visit to Bunkr Parukárka but possibly only for groups due to the club being slightly off the usual Prague tourist routes.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast and coffee before starting our day in the city. Yes, it's a…read morebeautiful place, although not as gorgeous as New York Palace in Budapest. The food is good. I got the mini pancake with the berry jam and a cappuccino. The jam on the pancake was tangy and sour and sweet, which elevated the dish. The server that served us was good, but we went around 8:30, and there were only 4 other customers sitting down. We didn't see a server at first or a hostess, so we tried to ask someone that's behind the entrance making coffee if we can just sit down. Let me tell you that she was so rude, as in she didn't even acknowledge our existence and totally stared and turned her head away. For an establishment in the middle of a tourist center open during breakfast hour, maybe have a cup or two of coffee so you don't become so rude. A few days in Prague, and by far, this was the rudest encounter. Everywhere else, they were super nice.

The Art Nouveau Municipal House is a must visit to view the architecture. They also offer classical…read moreconcerts in the evenings. It is right next to the Powder Tower so an easy stop on your old town walking tour.

This is a legendary club/theatre/concert hall/restaurant in Žižkov. I go there mainly for concerts…read moreor theatre performancies. But many people like to enjoy the club´s atmosphere. Because, as we say in Vinohrady or Žižkov: If you don´t know where to go at 2am, just go to Akropolis, because there is always someone :-) OK, first of all concerts and theatre performancies. Acoustic is pretty good. It´s not huge but still. There can be around 250 sitting people for a theatre performance and 1000 standing for a concert. Mainly not so known bands and theatre groups play here but there are from time to time some famous and known ones. Club is divided into more rooms. And there are different music styles in each of them. Plus there are some "quiet" places. There two bars but one is only for coctails and shots. The other one has also beer. Restaurant is kind an average. It´s usually very smokey so get ready for it or sit outside. Yes, they have a garden. On the sidewalk next to the street, but the street is not so busy, so it doesn´t matter. Meals are ok. Beer is from Pilsen. So I would definitely recommend this place for its cultural events but not really for a gastronomical experience.

This is one of my worldwide hotspots!…read more really good atmosphere...wether the bar or the hall...

Nice authentic Czech place, with their own gargoyles inside! Creepy and exciting altogether!…read moreOverall, a nice place to go eat local food with family- big tables, big portions and very reasonable price. I got duck for 195 kr, which is cheaper than everywhere else i saw it in Prague. And the food was delicious. Especially their cider!

It´s a nice place for a lunch or dinner. It´s not so expensive as you could expect according to a…read morelocation. Service is pretty good and staff is friendly. Interior is decorated in a kind a medieval style but just a bit. Wood is the main decorative item. Meals are based on the czech cuisine. I have never been dessapointed. They cook very well. They have also some salads, pasta and non-meat meals for those who are not a fans of czech cuisine or meat. But I definitely recommend some classic like ribs, pork knee, goulash, schnitzel etc. Beer is not bad even if it´s from Krušovice. Wine list is not good. But let´s bee honest. This kind of place is more for a beer than wine.

Love love love this inventive space. Stumbled upon their outdoor food truck party with a techno…read moreDJ. Escape the droves of tourists in the Old City. This stop alone in Holesovice is worth the trip. Check out their calender for music and food scene. Good mix of choices with the food trucks. I had Thai soup to warm me up and I caved for a hot dog. I had the New Yorker and I liked their version better than my hometown. You can add additional toppings. Beer is served only at one station closer to the sidewalk. Some trucks only accept cash.

Truly a gem. This was one of the best club experiences I have ever had. Being from the United…read moreStates, I can promise you that you will never find something like this club back home. If you're into techno or just a more chill scene, you will love Cross Club. It had a very Steampunk/ industrial feel to it which I thought really fit its overall vibe. There were two small stages open when my boyfriend and I went, one upstairs and one downstairs. You can buy tickets upstairs to enter but make sure you have Crowns because they won't accept card or euros. Both of the stages had their own atmosphere, one was more chilled out techno that you just wanted to sway to and the other stage had a bit more upbeat music. If you're in Prague, you definitely have to come check this place out at least once. It really has such an open, free, and nonjudgmental environment. The crowd was very diverse ranging from old and young people which I thought was really cool. There's also two bars inside, a cafe, and multiple sitting areas where you can just hang out/drink/eat/talk. What makes this club so great is that there really is a place for everyone here. If you want to dance go dance! If you want to take a break and have some food, go get food! I really felt that once I was inside I could be whoever I wanted to be and that's always a beautiful thing. Truly an experience I will never forget. Come to Cross Club!!

Great vibe. Great cocktails. Beautiful people. Lots of energy and celebratory scene. Had a lot of…read moresun.

We got here at around 1 am on a Thursday night. The first floor was a very comfortable and chill…read morespace; their music selection was great. Drinks are definitely reasonably priced - I would recommend the B52 if you want to try out some absinthe :)