It´s right at Wenceslav Square in its upper part. So it´s very easy to get there. It´s pretty big…read more There is a main round room with dance floor, bar and tables with both benches and barstools. In the upper part is another small room with another bar and by the entrance is coat check. I don´t understand why is this place such a big deal. OK, the space is big enough but otherwise it seems like any another dance club. Coctails are more or less average. Choice of drinks is also kind the same like anywhere else. I don´t know. Anyway, it´s a place which wont dissapoint you but also wont dazzle. But I guess that nothing will really bother you when you will stop there later in a night in a drunken mood :-)

It's probably the best among all other Nebe bars in Prague by a good general impression it gives…read more This bar has two floors and looks quite big if you come there in the evening during the week and not at night in the weekend - then it's extremely crowded and appears just tiny, especially downstairs (and I'm not exaggerating). It's a pretty nice place to stop by for a drink and chat after work (and possibly to have some dancing after), with an interesting design, wide selection of drinks and small food and snacks menu. What I can add is that their coffee is horrible, but at the same time it's not really a coffee place. They also ask to leave a coat in a cloakroom and charge 20 Kc for that.

This is a cool Mexican restaurant that serves very tasty and authentic meals for truly amazing…read moreprices. The service is not always the greatest and if you come in a larger group it may take a bit longer to get the food . The interior is simple with colorful paintings on the walls. The restaurant has pleasant atmosphere and is great for gatherings with friends. I wouldn't come here in case of special occasions but for lunch or ordinary dinner it is definitely a great choice.

Žlutá Pumpa is pure tragedy. Terrible service and terrible food which is very far from mexican (do…read morego to Las Adelitas few blocks away, which is a great choice). Anyway it is often quite full of youngsters. Pretty much a place for students.

This place seems stuck in the 90s - and not in the good, nostalgic way. You can smoke here - which,…read moreconsidering the fact that it is located in a cellar and there is virtually no ventilation, means you will struggle to get the smell of smoke out of your clothes and hair for days to come. The menu is too beer heavy with a lack of variety, and modern cocktails like Aperol Spritz, which nowadays became a staple and can be found anywhere, are nowhere to be seen. So if you don't drink beer, you will struggle to find something to drink on the menu. This seems like an average village or small town pub, but considering the location and the fact that there are dozens of better bars in walking distance, means that this place fails to appeal to anyone outside of its already loyal customer base.

Kravin, right near Peace Square, served me fried halloumi that was so good. I feel like I'm a…read morepretty big cheese expert, but I keep on finding these gems. The restaurant itself looks to be a local spot where people hang out and have beer. The location is clutch because you can waddle over to the Christmas market at Peace Square afterward and eat more, as one does on vacation.

Two of the three dishes were good - fish and duck. The chicken was overdone, but lowering the…read morerating due to the servers. More than on server sneezed / coughed right into their hands with which they served us and others. Should be considerate about not infecting customers.

Sorry to say: I need to correct my experiences from years back...This place does not deserve the…read morehype anymore...yeah...you could well be served badly treated wine here - well versed arguments about organic wines do not make this better:-P. This is not about the wine selection they offer here, it is just how they do it. With wine it's sometimes necessary to talk nice and convince even, since the experience is so subjective - but if you overdo it, it's just misplaced. They are putting the proverbial lipstick on the pig and I don't need that:(

One of my most favorite wine tasting places in Prague. They have a great selection of interesting…read morewines and they also serve nice little finger food to go with the wines. Definitely go with their recommendations.

Great dive bar, interesting beer specials, good music, friendly staff. Definitely worth a visit!read more