Stopped in for a night cap and was not disappointed. Quality drinks and great service this is a…read morestop you don't want to miss. I decided to sit at the bar to free up their tables and went with their absinthe option. It was perfectly executed and served traditionally. I had a flight to catch in the morning so couldn't stay long but will definitely be back.

Came here on vacation and this place was sweet. Cool atmosphere and great food. If you come, ask…read morefor Petra, she's the best.

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

Kari's Rating 8.75/10…read more TLDR: -Very dark ambiance -Based off the movie "V" for Vendetta -Expect to pay around 285-395 for speciality drinks The AnonyouS bar is a little dark speakeasy tucked away in an alley hidden in downtown Prague. The server drops off dark felt bound drink menus and then gives little Black light flashlights. As you open the menu, you're greeted with white writing on black pages with three flavor profiles per drink. The backlight revels more about your cocktail of choice based on a flavor profile. A lot of the drinks seem cool and many have a very dark liquor profile. The drinks are a little pricy-as expected in a handcrafted speakeasy very little seating. Overall, a really cool place that didn't seem very touristy, but made our experience extra special as it felt like a spot only the locals knew. Drinks are made strong, so pick your profile with intention.

I wish I lived in Prague so I could have my birthday party here. Is it goofy and weird? Yes. Is…read moretheir love for the genre genuine? Also yes! You begin your descent down a black spiral lined with posters from all the beloved classics. The staircase is even topped with a Phantasm sphere. You enter the red-lit bar and it's full of memorabilia and mannequin figures of our villainous heroes. The super -friendly punk goth bartenders let us know to pick a table number, order, then they'd bring our drinks. This place is kind of sprawling with little dark corners to sit and famous demons perched throughout. Everywhere you look you'll see posters, evil faces, or bits of flesh hanging from the ceiling. And an arcade room? This bar has the vibe of a creepy sex club in a good way. The drinks! They have lots of movie-themed shots and cocktails. Most look somewhat sweet. I had a Re-Animator which comes with a syringe of sticky liquor inside. You can choose several of the cocktails in Spooky (regular) or Slasher (extra big) size, and you can straight up order extra booze in any drink. I kind of love this place. Embrace its blood-drenched silliness.

It's a cool place, but more like a museum. It is filthy, I can't imagine what the back looks like…read more The floors are sticky and look like they haven't been mopped in weeks or more and the bathroom was nasty even though it wasn't that busy and a Thursday night

Great place with friendly staff. The drinks are excellent and a lot more colorful than you would…read morehave thought.

Peer pressure is a real thing. I was ready to go back to the hotel and go to sleep but my friend…read moreinsisted that we needed to get some more drinks and here's this cool underground bar. So we quite literally go down the Rabbit Hole. Music was alternatively loud and not loud, different DJ's with EDM and drum/bass loops. Not too loud that you couldn't have a conversation but loud enough that it set a good mood. There are a number of different spaces here and it did get quite busy. Beer was cold, the people were nice and we had an enjoyable time. Lots of interesting things to look at. Great black and white theme, a number of rabbits all about too. One of them, very judge-y. [Review 12227 overall, 2011 of 2019.]

Quite a nice restaurant/bar especially given the moderate prices. As a tourist it is not easy to…read morefind such places, as touristic places are double the price of this place. Plus, waiter was friendly. Had a nice evening.

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.

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

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

Now this was an experience! Enter down some stairs into a dark and moody speakeasy atmosphere…read more Creative drink selection and excellent staff. We visited a little early, around 730pm and spent about an hour just before joining a dungeon tour next door.

Pros: Away from the city center Wonderful breakfast buffet,…read morebut make sure to select the included option whilst checking in. Rooms were spacious enough for a family of four Affordable mini-bar options Cons: very limited parking Restaurant closed prior to published time

I'm all for historic buildings .. but if I had known in advance this was a Stalinist-era building…read morewith the same amenities as an old Poliburo office ... I would have probably steered clear of this place. Where to begin? This place is now known as the Hotel International now that new management has taken over the premises. This building dates back to the mid-20th century and was a gift from Stalin to the people of Czechoslovakia during the cold war era. In many ways this place has literally not changed since those days. Yes the rooms had been modestly refurbished, but generally it has retained the old, dreary feel of a cold war/communist era building. When you're walking through the hallways it wouldn't be surprising to see some KGB agent or Soviet general walk out of one of these rooms. The doors remind me of an old office building. The rooms themselves are spacious but poorly laid out. The beds here seriously suck. Our room also had an extra third bed for no real apparent reason and they would not move it (even though it ate up a ton of space in our room) because "it's a triple room" (WTF). Anyway, back to the room itself. I mentioned the beds are shit. They are because the sheets felt gross, the comforters were thin and the bed felt like one of those crappy spring beds you find in a cheap motel in the US. Unless you're dead tired from a day of touring around Prague, don't expect to sleep well here. The showers and everything else were not particularly memorable and the room felt dirty overall. The carpets were old and gross. The climate control was also non existent. The room felt stuffy and hot and I had to open the windows full blast (even though it was like 40-50F outside) just to get some air circulating inside. The restaurant here also sucked ass. The quality of the breakfast was pretty shitty though at least the coffee machine was decent. Also the lobby was pretty nice and had a somewhat grand (if not old/Soviet) feel to it. Long story short, unless you want to relive history or have a keen interest in staying in an old cold war hotel, you're way better off staying somewhere else.

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.