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).

This is the dance club that I ended up at after a day long beer tour an adventure. Thank god we…read moreended up here. It's a fantastic basement dance club disguised as a shitty dance bar. Don't let the nautical star fool you. This place goes hard and is amazing. Once you walk down the stairs, get a half liter from the bar before the line gets too long. As with all things in Praha nightlife, pay cash. Also, don't be the dick that brings your drink with you on the dance floor. Make sure that you can still keep it between the navigational buoys on the way out because drinking in the cave can be disorienting. 8/10

Nestled in the heart of the old city area lies Propaganda, a dark, dreary, cave-like bar decorated…read morewith odd adornments and old propaganda posters. Like in all of Prague, the beer is pretty cheap (to us Americans) and they offer a nice selection of Czech brews. Some of the staff is a bit surly but it adds to the charm. I killed a lot of time here ... and a lot of brain cells.

Small subterranean bar which charges entry fee (even on Sunday). We went around 9:30-10p and we're…read morethe only ones there. Had a drink and left with the empty bar remaining. Would have thought they'd offer to refund the entry free as we only stayed 30 minutes at the most. Perhaps other days/times are much better than when we went.

So. As a foreigner. I was stopped by the coat check and told i had to pay (although small) fee to…read morecheck my coat. . Locals are all wearing their coats. That's annoying. The atmosphere is cute. It's the week after New Years. So It's not busy anywhere. Id try again my next time back

Very friendly staff. Great place to stopy by and have some beers. Good music selection which makes…read morethis a plus

If you're looking for a great bar to pre-game at, this place is it. Sitting in the middle of…read moreWensclas Square, it's a great place and central location to get some drinks in before going to the club. One of my good friends showed me this place, and I've always gone to it ever since every time I make a trip to Prague. The bar is a bit hidden - it has a sign outside and is next to a Chinese restaurant. It may seem like a divey bar, but I've come to learn that it's actually quite popular for a lot of out-of-towners. Especially Brits. Had the pleasure of meeting some cool lads on the several occasions I was here. There's never a shortage of Brits at this place. The drinks are cheap and there's always plenty of room for a seat. There's a neat wall-mounted Jukebox that costs 10 korunas per song. This place should definitely be a regular spot if you frequent Prague often.

Vyborna obsluha. Super dj a karaoke na jednicku. Odporucamread more

This cocktail bar is really cool. No entry fee, excellent range of drinks and a varied programme of…read moremusic means that you'll always find at least one night to go here during the week. The dance floor can get a little crowded between 12-2am, but that all adds to the rocking atmosphere of it all. Alcoholic cocktails range from 70-90ckz (so still cheap compared to prices you'd pay in the London), and as they have a good number of staff working at the bar you get served really quickly. Walking distance to Narodni trida where a number of night trams stop, makes it a good location to get home easily from.

Karaoke heaven. That's how I'd describe Cafe del Sole. Popped in quite by chance on a Friday night…read moreand they were doing karaoke and having a right laugh. Me and my partner got up and did a couple of songs and we had a blast. The crowd was a good bunch from all over the world and everyone was very polite and friendly. The drinks were flowing and a good time was had by all. Unfortunately, after an hour or so, karaoke heaven turned into karaoke hell as a group of Irish guys came in and simply took the place over. They muscled in on other people's songs, sang songs that the poor DJ didn't have the backing tracks for, jumped the queue, shouted A LOT, became aggressive with the DJ and ended up ruining what had been a fantastic, fun evening.

Located in Prague City Centre near many of the popular tourist attractions this is a modern air…read moreconditioned restaurant serving a wide range of food-we had traditional Czech cuisine including Goulash served with dumplings. The food was good and reasonably priced and there was a good selection of beers however with smoking permitted it was a very smoky atmosphere in the restaurant. There are probably better locations to eat but would go back probably for beer if in the area.