Amazing food and even better service! If you can, sit in the back garden. Not pictured: a classic…read morePilsner!

Clean and neat interior. Professional service but a bit short staffed. The food took a bit long to…read morecome out but were delicious. Overall, we had a good time.

Ambience is possibly as authentic as you'll find. Service is basic (cash only). I only had the…read morebeer, and it's great wherever you go

This is a bar. Or perhaps better said, what a bar can be when it unabashedly embraces being a bar,…read morepure and simple...a bar's bar, if you will. Perhaps that's why it's had some celebrity guests over the years despite its small stature and being tucked away a bit (photos on the wall of a few, including Bill Clinton...alas, don't think I made the cut just yet to find myself up there, but there's time). Small, cozy space, with nearly every seat filled. I don't speak the language, but you could tell there was a room full of lively conversations. There are some snack type foods (I have one pic posted), but you go here for beer and either conversation or just relaxation, not a meal (if others disagree, I won't argue). Classic style of service that I love for those unfamiliar with it. Order. Your beer arrives, and the server/bartender makes a slash on a paper card at the table. When that beer is empty, another arrives, and another slash mark is made. Repeat as often as you wish/are safely able. When done, cover the glass, and the tallies are added up. Pay (note, cash only as of the day I'm posting, and that sounded like a very longstanding policy). I look forward to returning some time.

Okay, this is a place that you can come 10 times, order something different, love every single one…read moreof them, and still not have ordered half of the menu. If someone asked me what are my top 3 restaurants in Prague, I'd put this on the list. Why? Because of the selection. This caters to the meat lover, fish lover, vegetarian, big appetite, small appetite, or even if you just want drinks and an appetizer. They have some interesting lemonades also, and I actually was never impressed with lemonade in Prague, except for here. It's right by the river too, so it's great to spend the day out in that area before or after eating. Maybe go peddle-boating too.

I am definitely a fan of Amtosphere, having been here in '09, '12, twice in 2014, and again in…read more2015! This is definitely a pub/restaurant with a student-local vibe, and nowhere you want to be if smoking bothers you, but all in all it is a fantastic spot in old town where the food is reliable and the hours are perfect! The first time I went was late in a cold January night back in '09, and I followed my Czech-native friends down crazy back alleys, entirely confused as to where we were. After many a glass of wine and amazing conversation, I was surprised to see we exited out near the river, right in Prague 1! This made it slightly easier to find again on my next trip. In 2012 I took my husband here (far too early in the day) on our honeymoon. The place was mostly deserted, but he loved his mojito, I enjoyed my glass of red wine, and all the food we had was on point. (I believe back then it was a cheese plate, as well as grilled steak, and grilled goat cheese over salad.) -- He loved the food and vibe so much he said we had to go back on our next trip. The two (+) times we've been back, we've been even more delighted with the food, and as we went later in the day, also in the vibrant atmosphere. I love their takes on Tex-Mex style food such as burritos, chili con carne, sides with dipping sauces and hot peppers, etc. We've ordered plenty of stuff on our trips here and have quite honestly never been disappointed. Also, the fun wall art and signs make this place that much more awesome. Truly a place to chill, watch the natives, and enjoy yourself. Also a fun place to take random Scottish people you just met on the metro when they are new to the area ^^ PS: Thanks for speaking English!

Went there for dinner with a friend, our first night in prague so why not. The tricky part was…read morefinding it, being hidden in a basement that has its entrance in those alleyways that connect roads and go through buildings. When inside though, we were definitely pleaseantly surprised by the atmosphere. A lot of people, all talking, having fun and everyone drinking beer. I had a potato pancake and a traditional steak and cream with sauce and their traditional bread while my friend had an also traditional steak with spinach. Both main dishes were really good, the beef was perfectly cooked and the sauces were amazing. The potato pancake on the other hand was really heavy and with a lot of oil so if you don't specifically enjoy heavy meals I would recommend avoiding it. The beer was very good, really nice Draft Pilsner. All in all, would definitely return just to try their burger selections!

A very typical Czech pub that has been rather well known since it is located right in the famous…read moreLucerna passage. This is ehat in a way makes it stand out as otherwise there isn't anything that special about it. Foreigners might find the interior quite interesting and most likely would appreciate the typical Czech meals. Me as a local, I would rather opt for different restaurants in the area.

As a girl who is not into beer and only drinks wine, I might be a bit biased as I cannot really…read moreappreciate their beer, which might be really good. Therefore, please, take this into account. This place is rather hidden and usually people from the neighborhood come here. I have come here a couple of times, however, I have never been really satisfied. I still do not know what to think of the place. The staff is not very attentive, rather slow and the food is really poor. The ambiance is not bad but also not that awesome. I would say that the biggest issue of this place is the unfriendly, bored staff that spoils the atmosphere. When you combine this with the not so good food, the beautiful romantic setting by the river and quite nice interior make it 3-star even though the potential of this place is much bigger. As to the question whether to visit or not - if its close from you, give it a try. Should you be coming here from further away, maybe better give it a pass....

Pivovar Marina is a giant boathouse-like microbrewery and restaurant on a quiet bend along the…read moreVltava. And yes, it's both as lovely and as masculine as that sounds. The moment you step inside, you are hit with the smell of hops and the striking visual of an all-wood interior, high ceilings, and some tiered seating options. Despite its grandeur, it's rather casual, at least in the brewery (pivovar) half at the front of the house. A peek into the back half, presumably the "restaurant" half, seemed like a lovely banquet-esque affair. We stuck with the pivovar and, casual label be damned, it was still a rather impressive ordeal. I ordered the 1/2 Roast Duck, served with dumplings and braised red cabbage, which (following a theme here) was huge. More importantly, it was excellent, really tender and juicy, and just a touch on the salty side. But hey, I like salty, and I love duck, so I'm calling it - one of the best meals I had in Prague. Their home-brewed beer Přístavní výčepní 10% was also delicious, a traditional Czech pilsner category-wise, but also a nice break from the Urquells and Gambrinuses that run the rest of the town. I'm no beer connoisseur, but it's light, golden, grassy composition was perfectly balanced against my heavy duck entree. Add to that the friendliest service this American received during his entire stay in Prague, and this nautical brewhouse is a must for any fan of gastropubs, great local beer, and/or manly eats in general. Na zdraví!

10/10 would come again for the hospitality! We were super…read morejet lagged and woke up around 9pm. We came in within a hour of closing and the manager welcomed us in. I ordered the pork with potato cakes, which actually just tasted like hasbrowns, and my bf got beef with fries. I feel like the way they cook their meat is different than the US but it isn't bad. It's just tougher/ over done. It was still really good and I enjoyed it. I also noticed that a lot of place that are open late the locals only come to drink and have small bites like French fries. It was a nice experience and this place was really close to our Airbnb. Definitely give this place a try if your out of town and have no idea where to go.

Another flawless recommendation by Yelp for a local Prague visit. We came to this place expecting a…read moregood meal and great customer service, and we certainly received them. The owner of this place is so friendly and courteous. The restaurant offers a convenient English menu, and I highly recommend the rump steak. The place is small, so I am not sure how crazy crowded it can get. However, around 5-6 PM or so, it is rather empty and easy to find a seat. The steaks come with salad and vegetables. On the side, you can also order fries, potato cakes, etc. Again, the customer service is superb with a very friendly owner. The price is amazing too. For two rump steaks and sparkling waters, the price only comes out around $15 USD. You will not find this price anywhere in the US, not to mention that the steak quality is amazing. Enjoy!

Ordered the pork knuckle and was lot of meat. Very good with Czech beer. This is comfort food (not…read morefine dinning) but most should find it satisfying. A very local place so you won't be around tourists. Classic and good service. Lady tell me not too sweat about tips. Ambience is nothing special, just a typical czech pub.

Great Czech food and service is excellent! The tartare and pork knee were to die for! Here you eat…read morelike a local.

Off-the-Beaten-Path Gem with Retro Vibes & Great Beer!…read more U Sadu is exactly the kind of pub you hope to find in Prague -- tucked away from the main tourist crowds, giving it that authentic, local feel. It's the kind of spot where you can imagine regulars have their favorite tables, and visitors like us feel lucky to have stumbled in. Beer & Food The beer selection is outstanding -- plenty of great Czech options on tap, and everything we tried was fresh and perfectly poured. The food was delicious, hearty, and comforting -- ideal to pair with a pint or two. Vibe & Atmosphere Step inside and you'll feel like you've been transported to the '80s -- with Scorpions playing in the background, vintage decor everywhere (think funky thrift-store meets cozy dive bar), and that moody, dim lighting that makes the whole space feel chill and relaxed. There are even board games on the tables, adding to the laid-back, friendly atmosphere. Whether you're sipping beer with friends or just people-watching, the whole place gives off cool, retro-local vibes. Service Our server was attentive, kind, and super efficient -- even with a full house. It's clear they know how to take care of their guests without being pushy or rushed. Highly recommend U Sadu if you're looking for a local-feeling pub with character, great beer, and a totally unique vibe in Prague. One of the best surprises of our trip!

I never write reviews but I will for this place because it was the worst service I have ever…read moreexperienced. The waiter comes up to our table and practically throws menus on the table. Then comes back a few minutes later and says "faster" as we order. I order cider and point to the one I want on the menu and he says "I know what a cider is." Then he proceeds to get our entire order wrong. We try to tell a different waiter that our order is wrong but no one ever comes back to fix it so we just drink the drinks we had. Then when it came time to pay, we let them know the whole order was incorrect and that we shouldn't have to pay for what we didn't order, but he got super upset and made us pay anyway. I work in the service industry and understand having bad days, but this was just next level. The beer and wine was gross anyway and the vibe in there was not good. 0/10 do not recommend.