The svetle and tmave "piva" are excellent. The specials beers are pretty amusing: coffee, banana, nettle. Funny but not necessarily good. I you see the Grodziskie, a now discontinued Polish smoked wheat beer, try it it’s amazing. Ambiance is nice, fauna is a mix of tourists and locals. Service is hit or miss: can be un-friendly but english is never a problem. Huge windows combined with tilted mirrors allow you to keep an eye on the open-top fermenters while you quaff your pivo. Nice. For the food, I must say I am always a little bit disappointed...

este brewpub,tendría que estar mas bien cuidado.El servicio es malo y la selección de cervezas interesante,muy checo!!visitalo si te sobra tiempo!

Nice semi cozy brewpup. Typically prewpub decoration, kedles, bottles and glasses. Smokefree. Had a sampler of the beers they had on tap, best was the pale and dark lagers, others in the poor to decent range. Didnt eat, but food looked pretty good. Service was nice and pretty effiecient.

Go here for the beers, not the food (if you want to eat czech food there are a lot better places) nor the naive beer tourists.

Definitely worth checking this place out. New town location, but not far on foot from Wenceslas Square. Had a big class of each of their two usual offerings, as well as a tasting flight of 6 others. Some awful beers, some decent, some good, but a worthwhile place to check out. Food looked pretty good too.

restaurant look and feel. service slow. food okay. a number of house made beers on tap. some with weird artificial flavors added. while i enjoyed my time here, as it was the last stop on my pub crawl, i didn’t particiulrly care for the ambiance or food. decent place, but better options out there for sure. i believe they have samplers available, though i went with a pint of the hefeweizen.

Awesome little brewpub about 8-10 minutes by car from the main tourist area. This is the sister pub to Pivovarský Klub, so naturally some of the selection overlaps. Here you will find the house Dům pils, tmave, and amber, all unfiltered and all delicious. The tmave in particular is one of the best I had while in Prague. There are also a number of oddly flavored beers, like the bright green nettle beer, which aren’t really worth the time. Stick to the basics here. The restaurant is clean and smoke free, and there’s some cool historic memorabilia on the walls. Food was solid Czech pub fare, nothing too fancy, but all tasty and filling. The wife and I had a nice, relaxing lunch there. Great place.

Cannot say the vibe was anything special, but Dum overall is nice for the adventurous beers (they had a grodzisk on our visit). Service is, well, Czech.

This is a fairly sizeable brewpub just to the south of old-town Prague. The decor is pretty cool – full of brewing paraphernalia and equipment. The tap menu is composed solely of the slightly eccentric beers brewed on site. They best beers they offered were the slightly more normal offerings of chocolate and coffee stouts and the worst being the bright-green nettle beer. The food menu was extensive and pretty well executed. The staff were fairly indifferent to us and had a limited knowledge of the beers. Overall it was good fun, but you’ll find better beer elsewhere in Prague.

I always expect this place to let me down, and it never does. It’s got a good vibe for a place that doesn’t have much in the way of atmosphere and makes strange flavored beer concoctions...some of the beers are actually pretty good, especially the regular dark. Thumbs up.