Pubs on 10 Tram Line
This line is operated by Prague Public Transport (DPP). Their home page is here and a journey planner is here.
Literary cafe with vegan and vegetarian food and a house beer from Strakonice and beers from Klostermann and Ferdinand. |  |
Corner cocktail bar with three Herold beers on tap. Not well marked on the outside. |  |
Small pub with some decent beers including Únětický |  |
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. | |
Student pub near the Charles University botanical gardens. Beers are mostly from Kamenice. |  |
Newish pub specializing in Czech craft beer. |  |
Beers from Chotěboř and small regional breweries, |  |
Comfortable pub with a decent selection of beers, all available to go in one liter PET bottles. |  |
Bottle shop with four rotating taps. |  |
Beer and sausage. This is the original location. The website and Facebook have different hours. |  |
Opened 1998, one of the older brewpubs in Prague. Now a Benedict (Břevnov) tap room as well. |  |
Sister pub to the original Prague Beer Museum. Small (.15 l) tasters available. |  |
Restaurant and bakery with mostly Primator beers. |  |
Same owners as U Vodoucha and U Slovanske Lipy and pretty much identical layout of the pub. More taps, though. |  |
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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Burger restaurant with beers from Pivovar Starokladno |  |
Mexican restaurant with beers from Rychtář and Kamenická |  |
