Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is not only famous for its breathtaking architecture and rich history but also for its vibrant nightlife. Prague has now become one of the best party cities in Europe.
Visiting a bar and sampling Czech beer is considered one of the best things to do in Prague. From classic pubs to trendy cocktail bars, the city offers a wide range of options for everyone.
In this guide, we'll take you through some of the best bars in Prague, where you can enjoy a perfect evening with friends and experience the local beer culture and some unique cocktails.
Each place has been selected for its unique character, quality of drinks, and overall atmosphere. Let’s dive into the heart of Prague's nightlife.
The Best Bars in Prague
Here’s my comprehensive guide to the 24 best bars in Prague. These are all regular bars. Scroll down the page to see my guide to the best cocktail bars in Prague.
1. Bar No. 7
Bar No. 7 is my favourite bar in Prague because it's one of the most social bars in Prague. It is a hidden gem located just behind the National Theatre (Národní Divadlo). You always get a warm welcome when you enter this bar. They have the delicious Uneticke beer on tap.
Bar No. 7 has a small beer garden in a courtyard at the back of the bar which is open during the summer months.
- Address: Na Struze 1740/7, 110 00 Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Mon to Fri 5 pm to 2 am, Sat & Sun 6 pm to 2 am
- Neighbourhood: Nové Město (New Town)
2. U Sudu
U Sudu is one of Prague’s best-kept secrets, despite the fact it is on one of the city’s busiest streets and just a stone’s throw from Wenceslas Square.
Hidden behind a deceivingly small exterior is a huge "wine bar" decked out with a retro piano and a table-football room where you can take on enthusiastic locals over a beer.
The medieval cellar downstairs is also pretty impressive, a complex labyrinth of rooms houses a surprising number of tables branching off at different angles. In the cellar, they have many beers on tap.
The bar can hold as many as 300 people. Looking at the place from the outside you’d never have thought possible. They also have a courtyard garden.
- Address: Vodičkova 677/10, 110 00, Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Mon to Thurs 9 am to 4 am, 9 am to 5 am, Sat 10 am to 5 am, Sun 11 am to 4 am
- Neighbourhood: Nové Město (New Town)
3. The PUB
The PUB (Pilsner Unique Bar) offers a unique interactive beer experience where guests can pour their own Pilsner Urquell from taps installed at each table. This concept not only allows for a fun, communal drinking experience but also gives visitors a hands-on introduction to Czech beer culture.
The vibrant atmosphere, hearty Czech food, and the novelty of self-service taps make The PUB a must-visit for beer enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy a lively evening in Prague.
- Address: Hálkova 6
- Opening Hours: 11 AM - 12 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: New Town (Centre)
4. Pivovar Narodni
Pivovar Narodni, nestled on the bustling Národní Street in Prague, is a beacon for beer aficionados and casual drinkers alike.
This microbrewery stands out for its seamless blend of traditional Czech brewing methods with modern touches, both in its craft beers and its chic industrial interiors.
The venue buzzes with a lively yet relaxed vibe, attracting a diverse crowd eager to sample its freshly brewed offerings. With fair pricing, Pivovar Narodni offers a taste of authentic Czech beer culture without the hefty tourist markups.
It's an ideal spot for those looking to savour meticulously brewed beers in a vibrant, contemporary setting, making it a must-visit on Prague's beer map.
This bar restaurant also happens to have one of the best beer gardens in Prague.
- Address: Národní 8, 110 00, Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Daily 11 am to 11.30 pm
- Neighbourhood: Nové Město (New Town)
5. Lokál Dlouhááá
Lokál Dlouhááá stands as a testament to Czech pub culture, renowned for its dedication to serving fresh, locally sourced beer and traditional Czech cuisine.
The atmosphere is lively and authentic, making it a favourite among locals and tourists.
With its long wooden tables and retro decor, Lokál Dlouhááá is the perfect place to enjoy a cold Pilsner, mingle with friends, and experience the true essence of Prague's pub life.
- Address: Dlouhá 33
- Opening Hours: 11 AM - 12 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
6. ROESEL - Beer & Food
ROESEL - Beer & Food, situated in the picturesque Mala Strana area of Prague, is a gem that expertly blends the rich tradition of Czech brewing with modern culinary delights.
Its interior combines rustic charm with contemporary elegance, creating a welcoming space for enjoying a meal or a drink.
ROESEL offers an impressive selection of local craft beers alongside a menu of gourmet dishes, prepared with a focus on quality and innovation.
It's an ideal spot for those who appreciate the finer things in life, seeking a relaxed dining experience in one of Prague's most historic neighbourhoods.
- Address: Mostecká 45
- Opening Hours: 10 AM - 10 PM (Mon-Fri), 2 PM - 10 PM (Sat), Closed (Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Karlín
7. Bad Flash
Bad Flash is located on the border of Prague 2 and Prague 10 just a few tram stops from the centre. It is a haven for aficionados of craft beer.
This super cool bar is a beer lover's dream as they have 12 different beers on tap and over 450 different types of bottled beer.
With minimalist decor and soft, warm lighting, it provides the perfect backdrop for both seasoned beer lovers and those eager to delve into the craft beer movement.
The staff at Bad Flash Bar are well-versed in their offerings, ready to recommend the perfect beer to match your taste.
- Address: Krymská 126, 101 00 Praha 10.
- Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday 5 pm to 1 am, Fri & Sat 5 pm to 2 am, Sun 5 pm - 12 midnight
- Neighbourhood: Vinohrady
8. London Underground Bar
London Underground Bar is a basement bar located very close to the transport hub of Národní Třída. They host live music or other events such as Karaoke, Standout Comedy and Quizzes nearly every night of the week.
This unique bar is known for its authentic British pub ambience, complete with thematic decor reminiscent of the London Tube, including characteristic signage and station replicas.
A favourite amongst both locals and expats, the bar serves a wide array of British beers, ciders, and classic pub snacks, ensuring a genuine taste of the UK.
This is a friendly, vibrant atmosphere is perfect for socializing, watching live sports, or enjoying a cosy, themed night out. After these events, their resident DJs will pump out the tunes well into the wee hours of the morning.
- Address: Spálená 106/47, 110 00 Nové Město
- Opening Hours: Sun to Thurs: 8 pm - 2 am & Fri & Sat: 8 pm - 4 am
- Neighbourhood: Nové Město (New Town)
9. Vinohradsky Pivovar
Vinohradský Pivovar is situated in Prague's lively Vinohrady district and is a haven for craft beer enthusiasts.
This Pivovar (microbrewery) has 3 micro-brews on tap, Vinohradská 11°, Svetlý Ležák 12°, and Jantarová 13°. Vinohradská is one of my favourite Czech beers.
This microbrewery skillfully merges traditional Czech brewing techniques with a modern twist, offering a welcoming environment where the craft of beer is both celebrated and enjoyed.
Customers can savour a variety of in-house beers, ranging from time-honoured pilsners to adventurous ales, all brewed with dedication and finesse. The brewery's ambience combines rustic elements with contemporary design, fostering a sociable and congenial atmosphere.
- Address: Korunní 2506/106, 101 00 Prague 10.
- Opening Hours: Daily 11 am to 12 am
- Neighbourhood: Vinohrady
10. Kavarna Liberal
Kavárna Liberál, situated in the culturally rich district of Holešovice is more than just a bar; it's a vibrant cultural hub.
This establishment seamlessly merges the relaxed ambience of a café with the lively atmosphere of a bar, creating a unique space where intellectuals, artists, and locals converge.
The interior boasts a minimalist yet cosy design, encouraging patrons to linger over expertly brewed coffee or a beer. Kavárna Liberál hosts a variety of cultural events, from poetry readings to art exhibitions, making it a dynamic venue that reflects the creative spirit of Holešovice.
It's the perfect spot for those who appreciate thoughtful conversation in a laid-back setting, accompanied by quality drinks. Kavarna Liberal is also one of the best cheap restaurants in Prague.
- Address: Heřmanova 6, 170 00 Prague 7.
- Opening Hours: 8 am to 12 Midnight Mon to Fri, 10 am to 12 Midnight Sat & Sun
- Neighbourhood: Holešovice
11. James Joyce Irish Pub
James Joyce Irish Pub, nestled in the cobblestone heart of Prague's Old Town at U Obecního dvora 4, is a genuine slice of Ireland in the Czech capital.
Esteemed as Prague's first Irish pub, it exudes warmth and authenticity, from its cosy wood-panelled interior to the friendly banter echoing off its walls.
Customers are greeted with a hearty selection of Irish beers, whiskies, and traditional pub fare, fostering a convivial atmosphere where locals and expats mingle with ease.
The pub's vibrant yet homey vibe is enhanced by live music sessions, making it a beloved hub for those seeking a touch of Irish hospitality and a lively, welcoming space to unwind. James Joyce Irish Pub stands as a testament to timeless Irish traditions, offering a comforting escape with every visit.
A couple of TVs for sports but mainly it's a place to drink and eat. It's split into a front part by the main bar and a rear part adjacent to the kitchen. They have live music most weekends.
- Address: U Obecního dvora 794/4, 110 00, Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Sun to Thurs 11 am to 12.30 am, Fri & Sat 11 am to 2 am
- Neighbourhood: Staré Město (Old Town)
12. Chapeau Rouge
Chapeau Rouge, situated mere steps from Prague's Old Town Square at Jakubská 2, is an iconic staple in the city's vibrant nightlife tapestry.
Established in the early 90s, this storied venue has transformed into a dynamic three-story cultural hub, featuring a variety of bars and dance floors.
Its intricate layout leads guests through a series of spaces, each offering a distinct musical vibe from diverse DJs and live acts, appealing to a wide range of preferences.
The atmosphere buzzes with energy, attracting a mix of locals and tourists eager for a night of eclectic entertainment.
Merging the avant-garde with the traditional, Chapeau Rouge promises an engaging, memorable experience for anyone looking to dive deep into Prague's lively night scene.
- Address: Jakubská 647/2, 110 00, Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Mon to Thurs from 12 pm to 4 am, Fri 12 pm to 6 am, Sat 4 pm to 6 am, Sun 4 pm to 4 am.
- Neighbourhood: Staré Město (Old Town)
13. Planeta Žižkov
Planeta Žižkov, tucked away in the heart of Prague's vibrant Žižkov district, is a cherished local haunt known for its warm, inclusive atmosphere and eclectic programming.
This cosy bar is a hub for those seeking an authentic Prague nightlife experience away from the tourist trail. Its interior, brimming with quirky decor and a laid-back vibe, invites patrons to relax and enjoy a diverse lineup of live music, DJ sets, and cultural events.
Planeta Žižkov's friendly staff and affordable drink prices make it a favourite among students, artists, and locals, fostering a sense of community and creative expression in one of the city's most bohemian neighbourhoods.
- Address: Tachovské nám. 1, Žižkov, Prague 3.
- Opening Hours: Mon to Sat 11 am to 1 am, Sunday 11 am to 12 midnight.
- Neighbourhood: Žižkov
14. Cobra
Cobra Bar is located in Prague's lively Holešovice district and epitomizes the modern fusion of café culture, nightlife, and art.
This chic venue seamlessly combines the casual ambience of a café with the energetic pulse of a bar and the intellectual stimulation of an art gallery.
The bar's minimalist design, complemented by ever-changing art exhibits, cultivates a vibrant atmosphere that draws a diverse, creative crowd.
Known for its innovative cocktails, craft beers, and select wines, Cobra Bar offers a warm, engaging environment and exceptional service. It's a prime gathering spot for those eager to explore the forefront of Prague's cultural and social scene, promising a unique experience for every visitor.
- Address: Milady Horákové 688/8, Holešovice, 170 00 Prague 7.
- Opening Hours: Mon 11.30 am to 12 am, Tues to Thurs 11.30 am to 1 am, Fri 11.30 am to 2 am, Sat 10 am to 2 am & Sun Closed
- Neighbourhood: Holešovice
15. Bio Oko
Bio Oko Bar is nestled within the iconic Bio Oko cinema in Prague's trendy Letná district, offers a uniquely cinematic drinking experience.
This bar exudes a retro-futuristic vibe, mirroring the eclectic and artsy spirit of the cinema itself. It's a favourite haunt for film enthusiasts and creatives, serving a variety of drinks that can be enjoyed in its quirky, laid-back lounge area or taken into screenings.
The bar's relaxed, bohemian atmosphere, coupled with its selection of local beers, quality wines, and classic cocktails, makes it a perfect spot for pre-movie gatherings or a casual night out in one of Prague's most vibrant neighbourhoods.
- Address: Františka Křížka 460/15, 170 00 Prague 7.
- Opening Hours: Mon to Fri 2 pm to 1 am, Sat & Sun 11 am 1 am
- Neighbourhood: Holešovice
16. Harley’s Bar
Harley’s Bar is a late-night bar with attitude, known for its rock and roll spirit and laid-back vibe.
This is the place to be for fans of rock music, burgers, and a good selection of beers and shots.
The decor, filled with motorcycle paraphernalia and neon lights, along with friendly staff, ensures a night filled with fun and a touch of rebellion.
- Address: Dlouhá 18
- Opening Hours: 7 PM - 4 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
17. Klub Ujezd
I have been going to Klub Ujezd since the first time that I visited Prague in 1998 and I have to say that not a lot has changed with it.
Klub Ujezd is situated at the foot of Prague's historic Malá Strana district, offers a unique blend of bohemian charm and eclectic energy.
This multi-level bar and club is a staple in Prague's nightlife, known for its laid-back atmosphere during the day and vibrant energy at night. Its quirky decor, featuring an assortment of vintage furniture and eccentric art, adds to its distinctive character.
Frequented by a mix of locals and travellers, Klub Ujezd serves a wide range of beers, cocktails, and affordable drinks, making it a popular choice for those seeking a casual yet lively spot.
Klub Ujezd embodies the spirit of Prague's diverse nightlife, offering an authentic experience away from the city's more tourist-centric spots.
- Address: Újezd 422/18, 118 00, Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Daily 2 pm to 4 am
- Neighbourhood: Malá Strana (Lesser Town)
18. Groove Bar
Groove Bar, perfectly positioned in Prague's city centre, is a gem that pulses with the city's rhythmic soul.
This intimate spot is renowned for its exceptional cocktails and an atmosphere that radiates warmth and sophistication. With its chic, understated decor and soft, inviting lighting, Groove Bar offers a cosy refuge from the urban frenzy.
The bar's playlist, a carefully curated selection of jazz, soul, and funk, complements the laid-back yet elegant vibe, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a relaxed evening.
- Address: Voršilská 142/6, 110 00, Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Sun to Thurs 7 pm to 3 am, Fri & Sat 7 pm to 4 am
- Neighbourhood: Nové Město (New Town)
19. Becketts Irish Pub
Beckett's Irish Pub, located in Prague's serene Vinohrady neighbourhood, stands as a testament to traditional Irish hospitality.
This charming pub welcomes patrons into a cosy, wood-panelled interior that channels the essence of Ireland with its warm, convivial atmosphere.
Regular music sessions and live sports broadcasts add to the lively spirit, making it a perfect gathering place for those looking to unwind and socialize.
Beckett's Irish Pub embodies the true spirit of a classic Irish pub, offering a slice of Ireland in the heart of Prague.
- Address: Londýnská 473/22, 120 00 Vinohrady.
- Opening Hours: Mon to Fri 12 pm to 12 am, Sat & Sun 10 am to 12 am
- Neighbourhood: Vinohrady
20. The Down Under
Down Under is only a 10-minute walk from Wenceslas Square. They claim to be Prague's first Aussie gastropub. To me, they are a gastropub and a sports bar rolled into one.
They also have a large kids' corner where parents can enjoy a drink while their kids play. I serve tasty bar snacks as well as full meals. Here a large Granbinus beer costs 49 Kc which is very reasonable considering they are so close to the centre.
The interior, echoing Australia's laid-back lifestyle, is perfect for both lively evenings and relaxed conversations. Regular events, including quiz nights and live sports screenings, ensure there's always something happening.
Down Under Vinohrady is an ideal spot for those seeking a friendly, inclusive environment and a break from the traditional European bar scene.
- Address: Vinohradská 48, Prague 2.
- Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday 10.00–23.00, Fri & Sat 10 am - 12 am, Sun 9 am - 11 pm
- Neighbourhood: Vinohrady
21. U Zlatého Tygra (The Golden Tiger)
U Zlatého Tygra (The Golden Tiger), located in Prague's historic centre, is an emblematic Czech Hospoda (pub) steeped in tradition and local lore.
This revered establishment is a living testament to Prague's rich beer culture, offering an authentic Bohemian pub experience. The walls, adorned with photographs and memorabilia, whisper stories of the literary greats and everyday folk who've shared beers over the years.
Customers are immersed in a vibrant, convivial atmosphere, rubbing elbows at communal tables while enjoying perfectly poured Pilsner Urquell.
The Golden Tiger isn't just a bar; it's a cultural institution, where the spirit of old Prague is alive. There has been a bar or a cafe in this building for hundreds of years.
When Bill Clinton visited Prague in 1996 (as President of the United States), Vaclav Havel (then the President of the Czech Republic) brought him here. Clinton supposedly played the saxophone in the bar.
- Address: Husova 228/17, 110 00 Prague 1.
- Opening Hours: Open daily from 3 pm to 11 pm
- Neighbourhood: Nové Město (New Town)
22. Vzorkovna
Vzorkovna is a bohemian bar and club known for its eclectic atmosphere and alternative vibe.
This sprawling space features a mix of live music, from folk to indie to experimental, and serves as a gathering spot for Prague's artistic community.
With its unconventional decor, including furniture made from pallets and a system of ropes for ordering drinks, Vzorkovna offers a unique, unpolished experience that stands in contrast to the city's more traditional bars.
- Address: Národní 339/11
- Opening Hours: 5 PM - 5 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: New Town (Centre)
23. Double Trouble
Double Trouble is a lively bar and club nestled in the heart of Prague's Old Town.
Known for its energetic atmosphere and late-night dance parties, this spot attracts a young, vibrant crowd ready to enjoy the night.
The bar is famed for its cocktails and DJs spinning a variety of music, making it a go-to destination for anyone looking to dance the night away in a fun and unpretentious setting.
- Address: Melantrichova 970/17
- Opening Hours: 7 PM - 4 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
24. Absintherie
Absintherie is not just a bar; it's a homage to the mystique of absinthe, the legendary spirit known for its high alcohol content and historical association with artists and writers.
This specialized bar offers an extensive selection of absinthe from around the world, served in traditional and modern ways.
The knowledgeable staff are ready to guide you through the experience, making it a must-visit for those curious about the "Green Fairy."
- Address: Jilská 7
- Opening Hours: 12 PM - 12 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
The Best Cocktail Bars in Prague
These bars are mainly sophisticated cocktail bars with the exception of the two Bukowski bars which are more bohemian. These are generally more expensive than regular bars.
1. Hemingway Bar
Hemingway Bar, inspired by the legendary writer Ernest Hemingway, a known lover of good drinks, prides itself on its exquisite selection of rum, absinthe, and cocktails.
With a focus on quality and originality, the bar's mixologists craft some of the most innovative drinks in town. The intimate setting, combined with the warm, dim lighting, makes it the perfect spot for an evening of sophistication and relaxation.
The attention to detail in every cocktail and the knowledgeable staff ensure a memorable experience for every guest. Whether you're a rum enthusiast or a cocktail aficionado, Hemingway Bar offers a distinguished atmosphere to enjoy some of the finest drinks in Prague.
- Address: Karoliny Světlé 26
- Opening Hours: 5 PM - 1 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: New Town (Centre)
2. The Alchemist Bar
Nestled in the heart of the Old Town, The Alchemist Bar takes you on a mystical journey with its enchanting decor and spellbinding drinks. As you step inside, you're transported to a world where mixology meets magic.
The bar's theme revolves around alchemy, with potions and elixirs that not only tantalize your taste buds but also dazzle your senses. The Alchemist Bar is renowned for its creative cocktails, each with its own story and presentation that adds to the mystical experience.
This is a place where you can unwind and indulge in the art of cocktail-making, making it a must-visit for those seeking a magical night out in Prague.
- Address: Provaznická 386
- Opening Hours: 6 PM - 2 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
3. Anonymous Bar
Stepping into Anonymous Bar is like entering a world of intrigue and mystery, inspired by the infamous hacker group. This bar stands out for its innovative cocktails and the secretive, playful atmosphere that engulfs you as soon as you walk through the door.
The bartenders, wearing Guy Fawkes masks, craft each drink with precision and flair, offering a unique spectacle with every order.
The menu is filled with creative concoctions that challenge traditional cocktail-making, making each visit an adventurous exploration.
Anonymous Bar is the perfect destination for those looking to experience the thrill of the unknown, with a drink in hand and a story to tell.
- Address: Michalská 432/12
- Opening Hours: 5 PM - 2 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
4. Black Angel’s Bar
In the heart of Prague's Old Town Square lies Black Angel’s Bar, a place that transports you back to the glamour and mystery of the 1930s speakeasies.
This award-winning bar is celebrated for its classic cocktails and opulent decor, evoking an era of hidden pleasures and forbidden drinks.
With a commitment to the craft of cocktail making, Black Angel’s offers a menu that blends tradition with innovation served in a setting that is both luxurious and intimate.
- Address: Staroměstské nám. 29
- Opening Hours: 5 PM - 3 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
5. Zlatý Strom Bar & Club
Since its opening in the 1990s, Zlatý Strom Bar & Club has gained a reputation for its energetic ambience, featuring a mix of lively music, from dance hits to more relaxed tunes. I first visited this bar in the late 90s and was a regular for a few years. Located just a few steps from the iconic Charles Bridge, it is a great place for tourists and locals alike to enjoy a night out. The bar is situated in a historic building, adding to its charm and appeal.
Zlatý Strom got very run down over the years, but it's been completely renovated. One of the key attractions of the new bar is its extensive cocktail menu, offering a wide variety of drinks to choose from. The staff are known for being friendly and welcoming, creating a pleasant environment for guests. With its central location, vibrant music, and friendly service, Zlatý Strom Bar is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience Prague's nightlife.
The club is spread over several floors, each offering a different experience. Whether you're looking to dance the night away or relax with a drink in hand, Zlatý Strom has something for everyone. The interior design combines modern elements with traditional touches, making it visually appealing.
- Address: Karlova 6
- Opening Hours: 6 PM - 4 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
6. Tretter's Obecní dům
Tretter's Obecní dům Bar, inspired by the classic New York cocktail bars of the 1920s, offers a sophisticated environment to enjoy meticulously crafted cocktails.
The bar's ambience, with its vintage decor and dim lighting, transports you to a bygone era of glamour and prohibition.
The expert bartenders at Tretter's mix both classic and innovative cocktails, ensuring an unforgettable night out in Prague's historic Obecní dům.
- Address: Náměstí Republiky 1090/5
- Opening Hours: 7 PM - 3 AM (Tue-Sat), Closed (Sun-Mon)
- Neighbourhood: New Town (Centre)
7. Liquid Office
Liquid Office, located in the Karlin district of Prague, is a modern cocktail bar that redefines the traditional drinking experience with its innovative approach.
This sleek, stylish venue combines the professionalism of an office with the relaxation of a bar, offering a unique ambience where creativity and cocktails merge.
The interior, with its contemporary design and comfortable seating, invites patrons to unwind or engage in lively discussions. Specializing in artisan cocktails, Liquid Office boasts a menu that's both inventive and meticulously crafted by expert mixologists.
It's the ideal destination for those seeking a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere, perfect for after-work drinks or weekend gatherings with friends.
- Address: Pernerova 691/42
- Opening Hours: 4 PM - 12 AM (Tue-Thurs), 4 PM - 1 PM (Fri- Sat)
- Neighbourhood: Karlin
8. Tynska Bar and Books
Bar and Books is the epitome of sophistication, offering a refined environment where guests can enjoy a premium selection of cigars, whiskies, and expertly crafted cocktails.
This bar, with its elegant decor and attentive service, provides a quiet escape into luxury, making it perfect for those seeking a high-end bar experience in Prague.
The bar's intimate ambience is complemented by regular jazz and live music nights, adding to the allure of this exquisite establishment.
- Address: Týnská 1053/19
- Opening Hours: 5 PM - 3 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Old Town (Centre)
9. Bugsy’s Bar
Bugsy’s Bar is a pioneer of the cocktail scene in Prague, established in the early '90s.
This upscale bar offers a sophisticated environment and an impressive menu of over 200 cocktails, from classic mixes to innovative creations by its skilled bartenders.
The refined decor and attentive service make Bugsy’s Bar a prime spot for an elegant night out, appealing to those who appreciate the art of mixology.
- Address: Pařížská 10
- Opening Hours: 7 PM - 2 AM (Mon-Sun)
- Neighbourhood: Josefov (Centre)
10. Bukowskis Žižkov
Bukowski's Bar, tucked away in Prague's bohemian district Žižkov. It is a tribute to the raw spirit of Charles Bukowski.
This intimate cocktail bar is a favourite among locals and expats alike, known for its laid-back, bohemian atmosphere and a selection of finely crafted cocktails and beers.
The dimly lit interior, adorned with eclectic decor, sets the stage for relaxed conversations and spontaneous encounters.
Bukowski's offers a unique blend of comfort and character, making it the perfect spot for those seeking a night out away from the mainstream.
It's a place where the night's promise of adventure meets the ease of old friendships, encapsulating the essence of Žižkov's vibrant nightlife.
- Address: Bořivojova 689/86, 130 00 Prague 3.
- Opening Hours: Daily 7 pm to 3 am
- Neighbourhood: Zizkov
11. Bukowski's Letna
Bukowski's Letná (formerly known as Frankies Letna), nestled in the heart of Prague's artistic Letná district, is a cosy enclave that captures the neighbourhood's creative pulse.
This bar is a harmonious extension of the Bohemian spirit, offering a warm, inviting space where art and leisure blend seamlessly.
With its laid-back ambience, Bukowski's Letná is a magnet for the local art scene, fostering an environment where ideas flow as freely as the drinks.
Customers can enjoy a meticulously curated selection of craft beers including Vinohradska beer and bespoke cocktails, making it a favoured retreat for those seeking inspiration or a tranquil nook to unwind.
The vibe is casual yet sophisticated, reflecting the eclectic charm of Letná itself, and making Bukowski's a cherished spot for night owls and culture aficionados alike.
- Address: Veletržní 59, Letna, Prague 7.
- Opening Hours: Daily 6 pm to 3 am
- Neighbourhood: Holešovice
12. Tiki Taky
If you are looking for a Polynesian experience in Prague then Tiki Taky is the place for you.
The owners of this bar have gone the extra mile to create the perfect Tiki bar with bamboo walls and Polynesian morals.
This small bar also has air conditioning for those long hot summer nights. Tiki Taky is a late-night cocktail bar located in lower Zizkov and with a visit to this bar, you are sure to have a good time. Their excellent cocktails are served in Tiki mugs and for beer lovers, they have Pilsner Urquell on tap.
- Address: Cimburkova 231/22 Zizkov, Prague 3.
- Opening Hours: Open every day from 7 pm to 5 am
- Neighbourhood: Žižkov
Map of the Best Bars in Prague
HOW TO USE THIS MAP: First click on the map and it will open in a new window. Then click the icons on the map to see the names of places I mention in this guide. There are 2 layers one for regular bars and one for cocktail-specific bars.
Final Thoughts on the Best Bars in Prague
Prague's bar scene is as diverse and intriguing as the city itself. If you prefer to drink beer, there is of course an abundance of bars where you can sample some local Czech beers.
If you're in the mood for a night of elegance and sophistication at Hemingway Bar, a magical evening at The Alchemist Bar, or an adventurous night at Bukowski's. Each cocktail bar offers a unique experience, blending the city's rich cultural heritage.
My personal favourites are Bar No. 7, Bukowski's Letna, Kavarna Liberal and Tiki Taky.