Pubs on A Metro line
Taproom for Matuška |  |
New bar at the site of the former Illegal Beer. |  |
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. |  |
Self service beer bar. |  |
Literary cafe with vegan and vegetarian food and a house beer from Strakonice and beers from Klostermann and Ferdinand. |  |
Restaurant serving 5 varieties of Budvar |  |
Corner cocktail bar with three Herold beers on tap. Not well marked on the outside. |  |
New quirky pub on the eastern edge of Vinohrady. |  |
Burger restaurant with some interesting beers. |  |
Small pub with some decent beers including Únětický |  |
Locals pub serving Staropramen at Prague-Dejivce train station. Garden on one side and a terrance beside the tracks for train watching. |  |
Good selection of Czech beers on tap. Snacks (Bratwurst, etc) available. |  |
An American themed restaurant with a recommended house beer and eight other rotating taps. It is in the tourist part of Prague and priced accordingly. Not sure what beers are available in the morning. |  |
Small, bare bones Pilsner Urquell pub. Said by some locals to have the freshest Urquell in town. |  |
Old school video games and pinball and some decent beer. Únětice 10° & 12º plus Pilsner Urquell and a rotating tap. |  |
Another beer and burger place around Náměstí Míru, this one with it's origins at burger stands at outdoor markets. |  |
Rotating taps from the Krkonos region. |  |
Another Lokal restaurant. Tankovna (Pilsner Urquell and Kozel) and good food. |  |
Belgian restaurant with A decent selection of Czech beer on tap and a large selection of bottled Belgian beers. |  |
Funky pub with an industrial vibe. |  |
Drinks store with two taps, mostly to go but they have glasses if you want to drink standing up in the store. Connected to Pivni Jistota |  |
Newish pub specializing in Czech craft beer. |  |
Originally listed as a taproom, they do have a small brewery on site. They claimed all the beers were brewed onsite. Connected to the Cistercian Monastery Osek |  |
Beers from Chotěboř and small regional breweries, |  |
In the shadow of the Žižkov TV Tower |  |
Recently expanded to 9 taps. Food is the usual bar snacks. |  |
Beer and sausage. This is the original location. The website and Facebook have different hours. |  |
New brewpub. Beers now brewed in house but they still have guest beers. |  |
New brewpub from the people behind U Tří růží. |  |
New, larger location near the Charles Bridge but pretty much unchanged otherwise as to beer selection. Taster flights available. |  |
Sister pub to the original Prague Beer Museum. Small (.15 l) tasters available. |  |
American themed pub with Czech beers. Tasters available. |  |
Claims to be Prague's smallest brewpub but it is unclear if they are still brewing. |  |
Locals pub near Prague Castle |  |
Classic Pilsener Urquell pub |  |
Burger restaurant with beers from Pivovarská Uhříněves |  |
Restaurant with Staropramen tankovna beer. |  |
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New (December 2018) pub with beers from Pivovar Dalešice. Sadly, beers are served in .4l sizes. Kitchen closes at 4pm on Sunday. |  |
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Coffee shop with a couple of good taps. |  |
Mexican restaurant with beers from Rychtář and Kamenická |  |
