Great location near Wenc. Square but full of Czechs; imagine that? Good food (get the meat and cheese board) and excellent Ferdinand beer. Try the Sedm Kuli beer (7 Bullets) named for the # that killed Archduke Franz whom the brewery is named after.

We were in Prague and were lucky enough to have a friend of my wife’s who had settled their a few years back. She suggested this place the first night we were in the city and we proceeded to go back each of the next two days we were in Prague. Traditional Prague bar, cafeteria style sitting allows you to mingle with the locals who were always there and friendly. There were 4 beers (one was a light/low alc% beer which I did not try) available and all 3 that I tried were great. I especially enjoyed the dark lager. Food was available and it was tasty. Again very traditional Czech food which we all enjoyed immensely. Try the fried cheesy garlic bread as an appetizer, fantastic! As any place that is not a tourist trap, normal Czech prices at this gem, so for most it will be very affordable. Great place all around! Edit, The address on the website (which I used on this review) is not the same for the restaurant I went to. The correct address is: Politických vězňů 19 110 00 Praha 1 You will not be disappointed! Cheers!

A nice place to sample Ferdinand beer. Not my favourite brewery but the draught beers are better than bottled. I did not eat this time, but have fond memories of a tasty lunch here in 2009. Worth the visit if only two try beer from Ferdinand. (Visited 24th February 2012)

Clean and modern-looking interior for Ferdinand brewery. Svetly 11 and 12 on tap were ok but fizzy and a bit bland / plastic-like. Bland and stale atmosphere, average beer at best, definitely not one of the better places to drink in Prague.

Modern and kind of industral looking interior. Convenient location in Nové Město (New Town) between Wenceslas Square an the main train station. Tried it for dinner one evening, the food was disappointing, but the beer was okay.

modern look and feel. convenient location. 5 beers on tap. buckets as lampshades. rakes for coat hangers. couple paintings of sketched human drinking beers. clean. friendly service. worth a stop for a quick beer if in the area as the feel is somewhat different from that of hte typical prague pub. the toast with bluecheese and garlic was tasty.

Decent sort of 90s industrial looking place near the train station. Good variety of Ferdinand beer and ok service.

Convenient, pretty cool place near main train station and very easy to find. Modern interior and younger crowd. Not a bad place to drink after a long bus or train ride.

Visited on 13 July 2010 with a friend from Scotland. We enjoyed a pleasant meal here and two of their Ferdinand beers. Prices remain quite reasonable, as picked up in previous reviews, and the food menu has some humourous descriptions of where the food is sourced! Worth a visit at least, to try the Ferdinand beer range. If you ask for tap water, no matter how much beer you are drinking, the answer is no, but feel free to fill your glass from fresh clean supply in the washroom. This is why I award a "6" for service rather than an 8.

A relatively modern restaurant near Prague’s center that you may want to go to for its convenient location and Ferdinand beers. The food was pretty typical Czech fare while the beers were of the cleanest mold, but not particularly characterful. Service was a bit uncaring, even for Prague, but the waiter spoke basic English. I don’t think I would come back when in Prague again, but I guess it remains top 15 or so in town.