Pubs on 6 Tram Line
This line is operated by Prague Public Transport (DPP). Their home page is here and a journey planner is here.
Coffee shop near the Stromovka park. Beers include Únětické 10° and a couple of beers from Břevnovský. Named after dog that was the first animal to orbit the earth in 1957. | |
Modern pub with.mostly Czech beer but also a few quality foreign beers. Sandwichs and snacks are available. |  |
Tap room for Ferdinand beers |  |
Pub serving mostly lagers from small Czech breweries. Cold pub snacks available (e.g., cheese and sausages) | |
If you absolutely, positively have to have a draft Belgian beer while in Prague, this is the place. Food is snacks and a few sandwiches. |  |
Tap room for the Hostomice brewery |  |
Tiny pub near Vaclavske Namesti |  |
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. | |
Coffee shop and coffee roaster that has draft Kout na Šumavě. | |
A Bernard pub with good food. |  |
Tankova Urquell pub. The food is reported to be very good. |  |
New cellar bar by the Falkon brewery. Next door to Nota Bena. | |
Gourmet butcher shop with Albrecht Ležák 12° from Pivovar Frýdlant on tap. Across the street from the original (now closed) Prague Beer Museum. |  |
Very good restaurant with 6 taps. Reportedly now brewing their own beers. |  |
Restaurant with Czech and Belgian beers on tap. Large bottle list as well. | |
Prague's first brewpub. Can be full of tourist groups at times. |  |
New pub specializing in Czech craft beer. |  |
Mostly beers from Lobkowicz . Not really worth traveling to but worth a stop if you are in the area. |  |
Beer store with taps for on site tasting, Czech as well as quality imports. In the basement of the Food Story Deli/Restaurant |  |
Brewpub on a boat at the Štefánikův most (Štefanik Bridge) |  |
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Opened 1998, one of the older brewpubs in Prague. |  |
American themed pub with Czech beers. Tasters available. |  |
Main bar 11 taps, basement bar 17 taps. |  |
Restaurant on the top of the Kotva shopping mall. Good views on the terrace when the weather is nice. |  |
Classic Prague beerhall now a bit of a tourist trap. Still listed because of its historical significance (brewing since 1499) and sentimental value. Beware if they offer you a schnapps when you sit down -- it is not free (quite expensive, actually). |  |
Restaurant with mostly Primator beers. | |
Same owners as U Vodoucha and U Slovanske Lipy and pretty much identical layout of the pub. More taps, though. |  |
Three different bars in one building, each with different taps. Attached bottle shop. |  |
Taps half Czech, half quality imports. Pub is basically unmarked from the outside, a small sign in one of the windows. Worth finding, though. |  |
