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Where to find excellent restaurants, pubs, bistros, coffee shops, bars and music clubs in Prague
M1 Lounge proudly claims to be one of Prague’s best clubs. It’s a bold statement, but on the other hand, the venue does attract loads of ...
As soon as you enter this restaurant (Little Buddha) near the Loreto, you feel surrounded by history. Some of the walls date from the ...
This is a branch of the New York network of Bar and Books, which has been running since 1990 in the US city. In 2004, the company expanded ...
Pass through the double doors of Mash Hana restaurant and you’ll feel as if you’ve left Prague far behind. The Czech section of the menu is ...
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Mecca club has been around for almost 20 years and plays all kinds of house music. Gradually, the building developed into a three-storey ...
At the MeetFactory International Centre of Contemporary Art, a range of artistic genres converge and blend together. They range from fine ...
In the heart of Prague’s Karlín district, Můj šálek kávy (equivalent to the English expression “My Cup of Tea”), does its trade directly. ...
This restaurant has been in business since 1910 and lies within walking distance of the Písek Gate (Písecka brána) and the Létohradek ...
This establishment (National Café), located on Národní třída, near the National Theatre, helped shape the Czech nation. A witness to the ...
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Many bars like to boast about being the ONE and only. But often the owners take a risk with such a boast about their businesses. This isn’t ...
Over the past few years, a new breed of clubs has emerged in the centre of Prague. Unlike the original, post-revolutionary clubs, which 25 ...
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The reconstructed space in this building on the river bank has a striking beamed ceiling. The main room is dominated by a fireplace. In the ...
Once a dusty, peripheral neighbourhood, Karlín used to be left-behind and shabby, and inhabited by poor workers. There wasn’t much life ...
Shortly after the Velvet Revolution of 1989, many new dance and other clubs opened in Prague, often catering for the fans of various music ...
One of the first post-revolution clubs in Prague or, according to some experts, the first. In a basement, close to the IP Pavlova ...
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