One of my favourite bars in Prague, not the biggest beer list (But big doesn’t always mean better) but one of the best thought out and usually includes a craft beer from overseas as well as Czech micros. excellent service and a great atmosphere, usually only locals. Tram 11 to Sporilov (the last stop) and you basically step off the tram and into the bar! Can be smokey.

This place is a member of the P.I.V. Alliance. This gives the consumer some sort of guaranty that beers will be served in top conditions. And it’s true, everything was fresh, Iwas a little bit disappointed of the selection though. Like it was said before, interior is special and unique. I found the music selection excellent too: old rock hits and obscure heavy meta songs. Very cool place. Heck, they even ring a tram bell everytime a customer leaves the place. If this is not ambiance! A place you must visit once in your lifetime.

It is just to stumble out off the tram, and you are literally on the doorstep of Prvni Pivni Tramway! What a place! I felt like entering a remote desert saloon in the USA 130 years ago, with hostile locals staring at the stranger... Just kidding! I found friendly locals watching ski jumping on tv, good beer and great atmosphere (but rather smoky...) Kocour V3 Rauchbier was a suitable beer in this environment. Several others 1 l plastic bottles from Kocour in the fridge. Will return with friends some day. (Visited 24th February 2012)

Visited beginning of June, 2011. Nice small place, though the outside looks horrible. Surroundings are boring, but you have 4 nice rotating pumps and some nice bottles to select from. Also fairly cheap Becherovska, Medovina and some other stuff when you’re done with the beers. Helpful service. Did not eat, not sure you can? I only noticed 4 taps, are there really 7? My fairly high overall rating is for the charm the place have, you should really try and go there.

Great pub in a converted former locker room for the tramway-staff with three constant taps (Pardal, Prazdroj and Primator Weizen) and four constantly rotating brews from small czech producers; a better description than in Evan Rail’s book You will hardly find:" ...inside the pub are old tram seats, tram signs and a narrow, tram-like architecture..." "Smoky, dark and covered with semi-oscene frescoes, Prvni Pivni Tramway has a hard-partying atmosphere that the tourist-friendly pubs in the centre could never even in a thousand years even hope to emulate. It’s really quite lovely." In October 2010 they had great czech hop-bombs on tap: Raptor IPA, Tramway Ale and AM Lager by Kocour. Absolutely worth a detour!!!!!