No doubt, comparisons are often misleading, but it is not completely false to call this beer-bar "the czech Mikkeller": minemalistic design, very far from a typical Bohemian beer hall, it looks like a tidy tool shed; the constantly rotating 15 taps come both from excellent chech micros and from the usual suspects (hard to find elsewhere in Praha) like Mikkeller, 8 Wire, Brew Dog, Nřgne Ř and so on… By the way, it takes only a 15 minutes walk through the lesser golden parts of Prague from Žižkov (Zlý časy) to Vršovice (Zubatý pes - Large toothed dog)!

If you are looking for something non -Czech this is the place to be for sure. Mikkeller, Thornbridge, Great Divide, etc. Beers are regular European/US priced since it of course it much more expensive. You can walk from Zly Casy and Basta. Nice Afghan "pizza-bread" like snack. The Czech version of Mikkeller Bar.

Yes sir madam! What a nice bar this "toothy dog". Here the best brewers of the Czech republic cohabit in perfect harmony with the Mikeller, Brewdog and Nogne of this world. You can enjoy your favorite beverage in a modern environment composed of two levels plus a mezzanine. The surroundings are kind of spooky at night, but it’s nice, in some way, it makes you feel like the mini Indiana Jones of beer. Worth making a detour for sure.

I walked downhill from Hrom do Police to Zubaty Pes in Vrsovice. A nice hike, and most tourists have never seen this part of Praha. The pub is small and narrow, but is more spacious downstairs. I came early and hung around by the bar. Staff did not speak English, but that is hardly a problem in a pub! Few guests but most tables were reserved. Great beer selection on tap. 15 quality beers from Matuska, Kocour, Jihlavsky, Brew Dog, Thornbridge, Mikkeller and others. All in good shape. Price? Fair enough for me. Served in 30 cl or 50 cl glass. When I left, I headed for the Nuselska Street to take tram 11 to the last stop, and Prvni Pivni Tramway. (Visited 24th February 2012)

Stylish elite beer bar with a fine selection of Europe’s fancy beers. It was a bit dead when we were there, and didn’t have much that we didn’t already knew in Denmark, but for others it will be a revelation. If you have travelled the (rate)beer capitals of Europe, there are more interesting places in Prague, but if you feel like taking a break from the local beer and having some outstanding IPA or Imperial Stout, then this is the place.

A cracking bar. Somewhat off the beaten track but I would go so far as to say it has the best beer selection of any pub in Prague. I realise that Zly Casy is round the corner and has a far larger selection but the actual quality of the taps in Zubaty are consistently more impressive. The price of the measures is very reasonable compared to what I’m used to for such grand beers and they’re sold in the measures you’d want. Some of the art on the walls will give you nightmares. This pub is well worth making some time for.

I would easily give this pub an 90+ rating for the beer, much less for the ambience, and very low for food (or lack of...). Pricey, but not scary as there are some great imports here that must be expensive to get hold of. But I’m tempted to keep scoring it in the low 40s... It irritates me that several of the reviewers here are clearly undermining the integrity of this site by giving a ridiculously high and undeserved score to this place. There are clearly people with vested interests that score this place at a 100. Whats the effing point? You should concentrate on improving your (or your friends) pub rather than trying to manipulate the ratings and thus your potential customers. Of all the rated pubs in Praha, this bollocks seems to be uniquely tied to this particular pub. Knock it off, will ya....

Apuesta completamente distinta a las cervezas que puedes tomar en el resto de cervecerías de la ciudad. La comida que ofertan era algo así como comida de perro en bote, le iba bien al diseńo del lugar pero en fin. a lo que vamos, las cervezas espectaculares. La mejor selección que encontré en Praga, tanto en locales como en internacionales. Los asiduos del lugar se debaten entre la gente del barrio y verdaderos freaks de la cerveza que están deseando compartir contigo lo que están tomando. La verdad es que pasamos un buen rato y nos trataron fenomenal,.

Maybe the best selection I see in Prague, good local micros and a world’s finest selection.

I kind of like this place, even if it lacks a friendly atmosphere. It’s kind of dead and cold in there. But the beers are great. Some very nice ones, and for Praha expensive (but still ok compared to where these brews come from), international micro brands such as Nřgne Ř and Mikkeller. Only place in Praha where you can get those on tap I think? For that reason alone, added the 15 (I think) taps of all excellent beers, this place is worth a visit. Too bad it’s a bit out of the way. Move this place centrally (and into something more welcoming) and it’s a winner.