First night in Prague, and we wanted to try local cuisine. Quite honestly, I have always thought of…read moreCzech food as hearty, which has never been my preference. I had beef neck sous-vide with a lager. The beef was accompanied by a poached egg, bread dumplings, and a dill sauce. I was expecting something heavy, but it wasn't. It was really excellent. So fun to try new foods when traveling.

TLDR: there are better options for food and beer. I came here because the reviews were excellent,…read morehowever, I wasn't the biggest fan. We ordered the beef cheeks, which were served cold (likely as intended but not what I was expecting). Flavor was fine but not great. The burger was also just okay. For something so standard, it was passable but not likely to order again. Our favorite dishes were 1) the duck and 2) potato and vegetable patties. Duck was crispy, hot, and had pretty good flavor! The vegetable patties were also crispy and balanced, slightly sweet. The beer list was limited but we liked what we ordered. Hate to be a broken record but we've had better while in the city. Wouldn't recommend this place to a friend since it was just average.

I had my first goulash in Prague, this is my third visit so it was time I tried it. The goulash…read morewas excellent and very tasty. The meat was tender and the sauce was very delicious with the dumplings. It was interesting that the dish was served on a plate instead of a bowl since I expected to eat this with a spoon. Nonetheless, it was still very delicious.

I ordered the roasted duck leg with potato dumplings and cabbage and it was fantastic. One of the…read morebest duck dishes I've ever eaten, super tender and tasty.

Really good beer and reasonable prices as befitting Prague in general. Both the dark ale and…read morepilsner tasted great. There is not much vegetarian food on their classic Czech menu, but what they have is heavy. Not necessarily large in portions but large in calories. Their pickled cheese appetizer was something I've never tasted before nor is it something I would go out of the way to order again. Meanwhile their spinach and dumplings dish was also heavy and when that's done you don't have much left for more beer. The atmosphere is a 2 level beer hall where you are expected to share tables if there are empty seats available. Good way to meet friends.

Very local spot. Extremely crowded brew pub. You need a reservation or wait it out (after 8:00pm)…read moreto eat at a table. I liked all the beers on tap, the "Less Sugar..." being recommended to me, and my favorite, but they may rotate some selections. Order at the bar and have one outside. There are also two small standing tables on the left as you enter that are good for drop in. The sausage appetizer filled me up. The mains (under CZK 200) looked fairly hearty as well. I almost went back for the second time.

Nice small place with good food. We were there on a Saturday around 7 and it wasn't crowded. Wasn't…read moresure what that meant but we are glad we did try

Good dinner of traditional Czech food and house brewed beer. Stare Mesto was about two blocks from…read moreour apartment in Prague and was on our list to try. I had the svickova, which is a traditional czech beef pot roast and dumplings, in a light gravy. It was good, a bit bland after a few bites, but I had to try it. My wife had a yummy chicken, that must have been cooked sous vide because it was so juicy. The star of the night were the dessert pancakes covered with blueberries and a sour cream or yogurt sauce.

Excellent neighborhood brewpub! It's a ways off the tourist track in Prague but if you have a…read morechance it is worth a stop for some great Czech beer and snacks.

Save the best for last. I tried this rib platter three times and this was the best version. The…read moredifference? A great bbq glaze. I have tried the Pilsner Urquell chain two times (previously in Prague), and both times the food delivered in flavor. Servers were pleasant and helpful. Since this is a PU chain, you only get a choice of two drafts, light or dark. Also, I wish they would wipe down the table before serving me. The previous customers only had beer, but the overflow brought a bunch of ants to the party. Nice patio and ample indoor seating. Dinner service stops at 8PM on Sun.

Went there twice on two different days. Both times food was good - typical Czech fare (svickova,…read moregulas, krkovice, etc). Service is normal. If you look white and don't speak Czech at the table they assume you're German and speak to you in German (we are Dutch, I understand Czech and ordered in Czech, nevertheless the waitress kept speaking German). Unfortunately the bill presented a "various drinks 10% tax" (translated) charge of 67kc highlighted in red, which we never ordered, and never received. It's evident this is not a real tax, as we didn't order 670kc worth of drinks, so it can't be 10% tax of anything. We had two dishes, two beers and two ciders as listed, and the tax is always listed separately as DPH 10% and 21% at the bottom of the order, as it is here too (correctly). We disputed this 67kc charge and the waitress didn't want to give in/lose face, and eventually snatched the 700kc from our table and left us. If it's tax it's always listed separately, not as a 'Název'. If it's a service charge, it should be labelled 'servis' or 'obsluha' or 'tips' - it wasn't (and even that is uncommon in CZ outside tourist areas). The waitress also told us we can pay "36 euro" (written in pen on the bill) which as of the time of writing is the same as 875kc, NOT 742kc - furthermore trying to cheat us out of more money through unofficial conversion. Being cheated for the equivalent of 2.5 euros is a really low blow for a restaurant that is owned by a large brewery and we won't be coming here again. We advise anyone who does come here and speaks anything other than Czech to carefully check their bill or go to another place - you can get pub food and a beer at 5 other places in a 100 meter radius. It's a pity, because we liked the food and the previous time the bill was fine and the ambiance is good - but the manager should be aware of what their staff is doing. I'm certain if I came in alone and only ordered and paid in Czech without my Dutch speaking family, such a charge would not have appeared - as this hasn't happened to me before in the past 4 years in Czechia.

From the owner: Jsme moderní česká pivní restaurace. Vaříme tradiční recepty…read morev současném pojetí. Párujeme pivo s jídlem, abyste věděli s jakým pivem můžete jídlo nejlépe vychutnat. Používáme téměř jen české produkty. Také nápoje pochází z České republiky.

Difficult to find, but just keep going down that one hallway/indoor alley. It's at the end…read more Feels like a basement. Probably because I think it is a basement. Lots of kitsch stuff all over the place and on the ceiling, making it feel busy and rustic simultaneously. Our server was nice and didn't mind that we hung out a bit after closing. All we got were light and dark beers, but their menu is GIGANTIC, but we didn't order any food.

Czech brewery! This is such a cool little brewery! I'd…read morealready had a few Pilsner Urquells by the time I'd gotten here, so it's not easy to find. Look for the Art Deco style entrance, which takes you down a long hallway past other unrelated shops, to the entrance of the brewery / brewpub. When I came, they weren't exactly offering tours, but they had paper place mats out that walk you through the brewing process, and how long this building has been doing which function of the brewing process. The waiter took me past a plaster accordion player statue to a booth by the fermentation tanks. I was in heaven! I got a sampler of beer, which includes their own pilsner, a few other beers, and my fav- the beer champagne! The beer champagne wasn't the champagne of beers, Miller High Life, but a beer champagne! It seems that they used champagne yeast to make a higher proof effervescently bubbly brew that I'd drink all the time if I could get it! I also got a shot of the distilled beer. I've tried this kinda stuff before, which isn't that great. Think a weird hoppy vodka. Theirs wasn't much better than most homemade moonshine. I've seen places make this 'shine from beer that gets messed up, but they don't want to pour down the drain. Meh- it works. The place was decorated in a strange brewery fashion. They have a breathalyzer mounted on the wall by the restroom! Wooot! I got a 1.354%! WOOOT!

I am traveling alone and asked for a table for one, which I shared was another couple. I…read moreunderstood, but it wasn't ideal. I ordered the Moravian Sparrow which was tasty and 2 of the light beers (they have only 2 choices...light or dark). A staff member came by as I was enjoying my meal with a tray of shots and I declined. He then began to argue with me for over a minute while I kept telling him no. He was very pushy and I did not appreciate having to say "no" more than once, let alone 5 times. Overall, the food was good, but I was off put by the pushy staff.

Don't come in with inappropriate expectations and you'll be happy. This is a beer hall, not a fine…read moredining restaurant. The food is here to keep you busy and to slow down how fast you get drunk. Order bar food - fries, sausages, fried cheese- and you'll be great. Order a whole meal and well, you get the picture. The beer is good and the shots may or may not be to your taste. No, they're not free. Why would a beer hall give away alcohol? However, the word "no" is perfectly acceptable if you don't want a shot or another beer. The staff doesn't care whether or not you order beer. I got bottled tea and I saw others drinking coffee. No hassles. Atmosphere is kicka**. On a nice day the outdoor tables are lovely. The interior has to be seen to be believed. If you tried to conjure up a fairytale Bohemian tavern you couldn't come up with something better than this. Stay as long as you like and enjoy the accordion music and the vibe. And this is from someone who doesn't drink alcohol and doesn't much care for Central European food.