June 1, 2009
Nice place with a really friendly stuff and really good beers! The service was perfect. The equipment is in the same room as the pub. One of the best places in Prague, and not so crowded like the others(Dum, Novometsky, u valsu) in the downtown. The pub opens at noon!!!

May 23, 2009
Nice but a bit dark place with good beers. Brewing equipment in the same room. At the time I was there (5 p.m.) just few people inside but all the tables were reserved. We sit on the bar, so the service was very fast. Reasonable prices.

March 17, 2009
Came here following advice from the owner of Pivovarsky Klub, and good adrice it was. I walked in to the smallish place that was packed. Only room at the bar which was fine. I sampled 4 house beers and had goulash. Everything was excellent, service was perfect, and prices low. Highly recommended, but if you are with someone other than yourself, you may want to reserve.

September 10, 2008
Nice and cozy brewpub tucked away firmly from the touristificated parts of Prague. Easily reached by tram. All tables were reserved as we came there (though most of them were empty), so we occupated the bar. They had three of their own beers on tap (quite nice, not brilliant). Service was ok. No english spoken but you’ll manage with the few czech words you know (svetle, tmave and polotmave) and hand signs. Worth a visit.

August 20, 2008
A very relaxed pub a 10 minute walk from the touristy part of Prague. Eclectic crowd of all ages with few tourists. Sits about 50. Very clean decoration with lots of wood, it has an English-pub type of atmosphere. Only three beers on tap when I was there but they have 8 tap lines so there might be days with a better choice. Beers were from bland to good (but not very good). Food was above average and that’s not a small feat considering the average high quality of food in Czech Republic. Beer alone doesn’t justify the detour, but beer + food makes for a decent experience.

July 4, 2008
A nice and very local place, and after all, not that far away. I arrived as they opened and for obvious reasons got quick and attentive service. But soon it filled up with a typical lunch break crowd who also got fast service even when the place was near full. Solid beers, and a good lunch. Bonus tip: When you’re done here, the tram 25 will take you to Pivni Galerie

May 4, 2008
This cozy brewpub out of Liben is worth the trek out for a meal and a few pints. There were three beers on when we visited, my favorite being their 12-degree Lezak. They also had a 15-degree Ale and a Weissbier, both of which are very rare styles in this country. I had a fantastically thick and delicious goulash which was nicely presented in its plate. Our waitress was very attentive and spoke English quite well. The open pub and clean wood reminded me of Keesmann in Bamberg, for some reason. The crowd here was much younger than the ones you find in the usual Czech brewpub a promising sign, if you ask me. I would not prioritize this brwepub if you don’t have more than a few days in Prague, but it’s not that difficult to get to, and everything we had was pleasant, if not very good. You can get off at the Kobylisy metro station and take a tram which will take you to Bulovka street quite easily.

April 23, 2008
Établissement visité le samedi 15 mars vers 20h. Ambiance: Ambiance de style pub irlandais, plein de boiserie partout. Endroit un peu perdu en banlieue et remplis d’habitués du coin. Service: Très sympathique. Langue tchèque seulement. Sélection: 4 bières maisons dont 3 styles rares en Rép. Tchèque: Ale, weissbier et imperial stout. Nourriture: Choix au hasard car le menu était en tchèque. C’était des spätzle aux oeufs avec du fromage et du bacon. (68e rating d’établissement)

February 2, 2008
Nice place, really worth going to though is off the beaten track. It can get a bit noisy in the evenings and on Fridays there are concerts. Very popular with the people from the neighbourhood. Some of the beers, like tmave 14% can be simply great. And the food isn’t too shabby either.

January 14, 2008
Very much tucked away from passing traffic out in suburban Prague, but not too difficult to find. Feels more like a German brewpub than a Czech pub for some reason, the wood I suppose. Quite a few punters there before midday on a weekday when I was there - always a good sign - and the air was thick with the smell of boiling wort. The two regular beers are good (not the best in town, but very nice) but the seasonal when I was there (Ale) was a real disaster. Food was quite good and the serving ladies didn’t mind a weird foreigner hanging around for 1.5 hours by himself waiting for his drinking partner to arrive. Nice place. I’m glad I visited, but doubt I’ll rush back next time I’m in town purely on account of the location. There’s no shortage of good beer in central Prague.