Good food, good prices. They barely speak English but it's…read moreenough to order food and drinks. The bar is open late is the evening.

I was running at a nearby park when I spotted this place. I came back later as it seemed like what…read moreI needed and liked - great outdoor seating, good beers, and the right amount of patrons. I also had a small snack, the Grilled camembert, which the locals sitting next to me got unbeknownst to me so it made me feel good about my decision. One bite and I those feelings were confirmed!

My wife and I regularly visited this pub when we lived in Zizkov and recommended it to friends…read more However, the standards have dropped through the floor since those days. when we visited last night (Friday, 8th), we found that the bar had accepted a booking for a hen/bachelorette party, which included a male stripper performing what was developing into a full sex show by the time we left. This was at the point where he was naked, had exposed a girl's breasts and was spraying her with whipped cream. This would have been inappropriate enough for a pub branded by a "family brewery" if it had been confined to a discreet area - there is a large no-smoking area at the back. However, the show took place directly in front of the toilets, meaning that nobody could use them without walking into the middle of this "performance" Also, there was no table service during this show, which went on for some time, meaning that, again, anyone wanting to buy a beer - or leave the pub - had to walk through the performance. At this point my wife and I left and were laughed at by the waitress when we complained. This same waitress had led the stripper to a room at the back to change before the show, so it is clear that the management had approved this show. I have lived in Prague long enough to be relaxed about the "anything goes" culture in the city. However, there are numerous venues where that behaviour might be more appropriate. A local pub, branded with the name of the "family brewery", is not, in my opinion. This does nothing to represent the Bernard brand - and it is worth noting that the beer being served was not in optimal condition, which surprised me. When I complained, I got an email back from someone who wouldn't tell me his job with the company when I asked, insisting the staff were innocent victims in all this and had known nothing about it. That was a lie as the waitress had been with the stripper as he was preparing to start the show, led him to a room to get changed and visited him at least one more time before he started. Someone from the party was also allowed to visit him in the room. He claimed the staff were completely taken by surprise, had done everything perfectly and wouldn't even remark on the waitress laughing at a customer. He even seemed to expect me to sympathise with them, telling me the whole night had gone bad and ended with the girls screaming at the waiter and waitress (the words, "karma, baby" spring to mind). As his account was so far from the truth, I asked him for the contact details of the manager and he didn't even reply. I can only guess that the location of this place is persuading the management to make some very bad decisions, which is a shame as this once looked like it would be a good pub. But the wrong people can ruin any place.

A family type restaurant with a good atmosphere. The staff is friendly and the food was…read moregreat...mostly Czech cuisine. A good place to stop by and enjoy a meal any time of the day.

Hi, Czech classics This restaurant is delicious, I love…read moretheir food, it's a Czech classic. and restaurants with a long tradition and their services are excellent. we always like to stop there with my girlfriend

We were told this place serves typical Czech food, in a typical Czech environment…read more As soon as you walk in there's the bar. Beer is the drink of choice. The beer advertised is Pilsner. When you ask for beer that is what you'll get, and in a barrel looking-glass. Now, I'm not really a beer drinker but, after my first one here, it was my drink of choice while in Prague. Very surprised with how well it pairs with their food. A perfect match. They have inside and outside seating. Note that smoking inside is still allowed here, for this reason we chose to sit outside. The tables are covered so you'll be protected from the sun plus will enjoy the occasional breeze (depending on what time of year it is). Our server was nice but not too friendly. His english was very limited and was very difficult to order. Some of the sections in their menu are translated to English but others are not, making it almost impossible for tourists to choose what to eat. Thankfully we had someone who speaks the language help us. Unfortunately our translator had to leave and we were "lost in translation" again. Our orders got mixed up, and us, not understanding them, and not familiar with their food, went with what was put in front of us. Once we tasted the food realized that 3 plates were switched but luckily, everything was delicious so no one cared about not eating what they ordered. Still, it would have been nice if the server would have been more helpful, instead of saying "I don't remember what you each ordered, I just bring food out". Again, luckily all the food was really good. From their typical Czech food section we ordered the goulash - beef stew with potato dumplings, Potato pancakes with sausage and sauerkraut, potato covered Brie baked until the cheese melts, and more... I ordered the Pork trio with 3 different types of cheese. These are 3 pork tenderloin, one with blue cheese on top, the other with Brie cheese, and a third cheese (not really sure which kind but was delicious and perfectly melted on top of the meat). As a side, I had their boiled potatoes. That is one thing you HAVE TO try while in Prague. You might think, why is she telling us to order such a plain, boring food? That's what I thought until I tried them. Their potatoes are different, creamy, flavorful, they don't even need butter. Still I had a side of tartar sauce, which apparently is very common there. Bottom line, if you can familiarize yourself with the food, or have someone who can translate for you, I do recommend trying out this place, the food is worth everything else.

Amazing garden area that is serene, quaint, away from the maddening crowd, and the perfect escape…read morefor a delicious meal. I had their seasonal chicken schnitzel; light, crispy, and delicious. Their lemonade is very refreshing without being overly sweet. Highly recommend this little hideaway.

Quite like this brewery, just outside of Prague. Buy your locally brewed beer here in large brown…read morebottle. They offer multiple types. After visiting this place, you'll notice their sign all over bars in Prague too. This place is also a landing spot for the many mountainbikers in the vicinity. The Pivovar also sells great cycling shirts.