If you find yourself in Prague or are lucky enough to live here, this bar is an absolute must!…read moreUnique cocktails that are a multi sensory indulgence. Dry ice, perfumed spritz, absinthe... this could, very well, be heaven. We were seated at arguably the best table in the house, two comfy leather chairs with a full view of the bar. Service, impeccable. Ambiance, surpassing all other bars. The quality and mastery of the mixed drinks were out of this world.

Popped in here for a quick drink, espresso, martini, and cashews. The cashew order was very…read moreinteresting because the server made it abundantly clear that they were chicken cashews and not regular cashews but when the cashews came, I didn't notice anything about them that seemed to indicate they were chicken maybe it's just the flavor of the salt or he wanted to make sure that if I was a vegetarian, I knew that there was some risk I would be eating chicken product. Either way, it was very enjoyable. Very cute place. Drink was delicious. Cashews were tasty. Would definitely recommend a pop in here if you're looking to grab a drink in a snack.

Came here on my first night in Prague. As an American, even from Los Angeles with a wide variety of…read moredrinkin' holes, this spot was unique and memorable with its cellar location and quirky décor. I would recommend it for visitors who don't want typical tourist spots.

Bizarre little cellar bar, which you'll easily miss if you're not looking for it. Cheap beers, good…read moreservice, cosy little cushion-lined benches around the main room, and very very dark, so ideal for couples wanting some privacy and romance, if in slightly eclectic surroundings (think IKEA furnishings but out of bargain corner).

We enjoyed this spot enough to go twice on our visit! The beers were good, but it is a small…read moreselection. Both the fine beer-onion and goulash soups were good! Perfect on a rainy or cold day, which was the weather while we were in town. The chicken schnitzel was really delicious! I got that both times I went. The hot chocolate was a tasty treat, but the apple strudel was only okay in my opinion. Friendly staff!

A charming place to sit for a while before or after a visit to the library and church. They offer…read moreoutside dining and indoors at both the brewery and restaurant. This is a must do if you are in town for beer. They have been brewing on site for over 600 years! The food is moderately priced and very delicious. The staff are very nice but sometimes it is hard to communicate as some only speak Czech (so understandable! I only speak English and am amazed by anyone who speaks multiple languages!) The service is slow, one waiter for the entire dining area, but we weren't in a hurry as we were waiting for storms to pass.

Let's gooooooo I…read moreactually, embarrassed to admit, walked right past it you have to know where you're going!!! Quaint, beautiful, the decor was on point and not in your face overdone. Before I go into the gist of the menus and staff.... I do need to say the best espresso I've also had thus far - not brewed too hot and had wonderful light earth/stone fruit notes. Okay, so they give you a little "fob" with your menu. Some may think this like an ordering number or tracker etc. lol nope - turn it on and explore baby! The whole menu is a map to explore and it's as fun as you want. The staff will help guide you if you ask . If you want a great drink and a little reminder keepsake dare I recommend remember remember

The creators of Anonymous have 3 concept locations so of course I needed to check them all out!…read moreThis was the last of the 3 and it did not disappoint. Still linked, but an idea all of its own from the other locations, make sure you have your reservation set. I was lucky enough to get a walk in spot at the bar for 1. The drinks were so creative and well executed. The environment was entertaining yet mysterious. I loved the seasonal selections and the post card you can send to anyone around the world! Every details was carefully planned and it was amazing!

Nestled in the Marriott Autograph hotel. You can get a few food options. There was 1 bartender…read moreworking while we were here. We went to the bar to order. Small, dark, quaint hang out area. Drinks weren't all that unique.

The outdoor seating ambiance is nice when the weather allows it but drinks are overpriced. The…read moreservice was very cold.

Not exactly a speakeasy but has that vibe, ambiance, drink selection (and prices). The menu has a…read morelot of options but for sure the selections of liquor and mixers behind the bar is an indicator they can make almost anything you can think of. Stayed for a round of drinks and then moved on, but this place would be great for a post dinner date night!

It was incredible. A menu of what must be 25 housemade, original cocktails, the velvety atmosphere…read morefor relaxing and sipping, a hyperattentive and English-speaking staff capable of talking through what you're about to get and how they might tweak it for you. A great destination for one drink or seven, as my friend and I wound up doing. Supremely delicious and memorable. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, or we'd have been back every night in Prague.

Ambiance and story book are a 10/10. I would come back again and again. The tea drink for 2 was…read moregood

Such an exclusive bar. They have a no phone rule and encourage no pictures (clearly I broke that…read morerule-lol). Lots of drinks to choose from and it almost feels like you're in a cave. The place is dimly lit with historic pieces here and there. Service was fast and attentive. Glad we stopped in this iconic spot!!!

Strahov Monastery Brewery Was hoping to tour the monestry…read morebut that didn't happen. Arrived here in the late afternoon and hardly anyone around. There was a restaurant to the right and also brewery to the right. We made the left turn and noticed two huge copper kettle welcoming. The lady told us to sit at the two seater desk right next to a person coughing real bad and that really made us comfortable. Ordered DIPA. Soup and salad. Pilsner arrived first by mistake which I didn't touch. Turned out to be for the guy coughing real bad. Soon, mine arrived. It was one of the best tasting DIPA. I had to compliment the bartender. Apparently, this one is brewed here also. Very nice ambience especially with two copper kettles at the front. Monks stopped brewing beers for awhile. No ales.

The service and beer were outstanding. That bread basket had me squealing with delight at the the…read moredifferent offerings. The atmosphere was very special and you could tell you were in an ancient and beautiful place.

The nice folks at our hotel suggested Malostranska Beseda as a great place to unwind with a…read morePilsner, enjoy some good food and people watch. They were absolutely correct. This place is located on a corner, facing a very busy square. There are outside tables, but we opted to sit inside as it was a somewhat chilly October evening. The interior is nicely decorated with lots of rich wood. Our broken Czech was not a problem as the staff all spoke pretty good English. For dinner I ordered the Roast Rabbit with bacon & gnocchi, while P ordered Risotto with mushrooms. There was also lots of cold Pilsner and Czech wine. Everything was extremely good and we definitely enjoyed people-watching out the window next to our table. With a favorable USD to Krona conversion rate, our evening cost less than $48. Overall, it was a very enjoyable evening.

Pivnice Malostranská Beseda was excellent! I had the beef ribs and the Greek salad without cheese,…read moreand a Kingstone Cider. The waiter was attentive and kind and the food was amazing!

Prague is absinthe capital of world! My alcoholic drink of choice is absinthe. While I don't drink…read moreoften, when I do, absinthe is one of my choices, so of course I was going to drink absinthe while I'm here. Not only does Absintherie serve as a beautiful absinthe bar, it's also a small absinthe museum! They have displays with fascinating information about the history of absinthe, and items related to the making of absinthe. Since it's a Prague specialty, I chose to drink macerated absinthe. It was so fun to watch the bartender expertly handle the drink and the flames. Once my drink was made, I wandered around Absintherie while enjoying my drink and enjoying the displays and learning omre about absinthe. They used to sell absinthe ice cream here, according to a blog I read back in the early 2010s. Unfortunately, due to regulations in Prague, absinthe ice cream is no longer offered. However, the bartender who served me quickly whipped up a small bowl for me. When I asked him how much I owe him, he said don't worry about it, they only give it to nice people. That was so sweet and nice of him!!! 5 stars for sure!!!!! Thank you Absintherie for being such a memorable absinthe bar in Prague!

Interesting place. Bartenders were very knowledgeable. The vibe was weird and quirky which I think…read moreis normal for absinthe. No food other than bar snacks. Absinthe is a process and a little pricey. Overall, I would say worth the experience at least once.