Pubs on 11 Tram Line
This line is operated by Prague Public Transport (DPP). Their home page is here and a journey planner is here.
Self service beer bar. |  |
Imports and Czech beers. Food is some good chicken wings and some meat and cheese plates |  |
Bottle shop connected to the pub. Bottles ready to drink (or take away) and usually a few beers on tap. They also sell homebrewing supplies. |  |
Not to be confused with the nearby Blah Blah Bar which is mostly a cocktail bar. Tap list is dominated by Matuška. |  |
New quirky pub on the eastern edge of Vinohrady. |  |
Small pub with some decent beers including Únětický |  |
Good selection of Czech beers on tap. Snacks (Bratwurst, etc) available. |  |
Pub serving mostly lagers from small Czech breweries. Cold pub snacks available (e.g., cheese and sausages) |  |
Another beer and burger place around Náměstí Míru, this one with it's origins at burger stands at outdoor markets. |  |
Cafe and deli with goods from the Šumavě region. |  |
Coffee shop and coffee roaster that has a tap or two dedicated to small Czech breweries. |  |
New location with fewer taps and no kitchen. |  |
Original Lokal location, serving Pilsner Urquell and Kozel tankovna. Beer hall style with long communal tables. | |
Newish pub specializing in Czech craft beer. |  |
Beers from Chotěboř and small regional breweries, |  |
In the shadow of the Žižkov TV Tower |  |
Food comes from the very good restaurant of the same name next door. Beer glasses are served on ceramic coasters. |  |
The "Three Pears" is the second Prague taproom of Pivovar Hostomice. |  |
Food after 5pm. English menu now available. Cash only, no cards. |  |
Burger restaurant with beers from Pivovarská Uhříněves |  |
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Mexican restaurant with beers from Rychtář and Kamenická |  |
Currently only one the three bars is open. |  |
