Pubs on 2 Tram Line
This line is operated by Prague Public Transport (DPP). Their home page is here and a journey planner is here.
Taproom for Matuška |  |
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. |  |
Student pub near the Charles University botanical gardens. Beers are mostly from Kamenice. |  |
Funky pub with an industrial vibe. |  |
Comfortable pub with a decent selection of beers, all available to go in one liter PET bottles. |  |
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The former Pivoar U Dobřenských, reopened with new owners |  |
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. |  |
Claims to be Prague's smallest brewpub but it is unclear if they are still brewing. |  |
Classic Prague beerhall now a bit of a tourist trap. Beware if they offer you a schnapps when you sit down -- it is not free (quite expensive, actually). |  |
Locals pub near Prague Castle |  |
Restaurant and bakery with mostly Primator beers. |  |
Known for its great selection of bottled Czech beer. Daily beer tasting at 6pm. |  |
The regular beer hall has just Budvar and Budvar Dark. Way in the back is a small brewery that brews some interesting stronger beers. Next door is the Pivni Bar which has an additional few Budvar specialities but doesn't open until 4pm. |  |
Classic pub, unchanged in 30+ years. Only two beers on tap so not a beer destination. |  |
The name means "The Three Roses." |  |
Classic Pilsener Urquell pub |  |
