Nice bar with old-but-clean decorations with an all-new taplist of 10 to 12 different brews from the ever-growing Czech microbrewery panorama. As Julien said, service sucked pretty bad at first (the waitress even sighed loudly when we asked if we could order food... after she had handed us the menu herself!), but the guy who took her aside changed everything. They only had 1 Kout beer, and ran out a few minutes after opening, so I wouldn’t rush here unless I knew Kout was on.

Visited on Saturday (02/03/13) around noon. Place was empty when we came in but filled up quite a bit for lunch. Really cool vintage/traditionnal ambiance, church bench like wooden tables, old wallpaper and hopvine garlands. Service was really horrible at first, but the barman (owner perhaps?) took our waitress off to the side and schooled her pretty bad, afterwards he served us and everything was perfect. Food was good, value through the roof as is custom in Czech rep. Very nice selection of 8 beers on tap, Kout na sumavé is a staple. A must in Prague.

Newly rennovated pub in Zizkov. Great lay out. Clean and well decorated. Still inherently Czech in its feel. The beer selection is grand. Unfiltered beer from Zatec and Kout. The food is cracking too. There’s no sign above the door but if you’re looking for it, go to the mouth of the tunnel that goes through Vitkov hill. When you’re facing out from it, Slovanske is the nearest building on your left. Corner pub. One of my favourites. Smoke free (for the most part). You can rely on the Kout beers being here.

Love this place! The place looks a bit run down, with simple furniture in a non tourist area of Praha. My high rating is mostly for the excellent Kout na Sumave beers. You can hardly find any better Bohemian Pilsner. But, I also love the relaxed atmosphere in simple surroundings. (Visited 25th February 2012)

Very nice and friendly pub. Affordable prices and very good service. Visited by locals and beer geeks. Beer from Kout na Sumave, well worth the trip.

five Kout na Sumave taps including the 12° Kvasnicovy (November 2011) and the 18° Tmavy. Small restaurant front, traditional menu (didn’t eat), walkable from Pivovarky Klub and Florenc station, and nearby Pivovarsky Dvur is worth trying as well.

This is not the fanciest area of Prague, it’s a bit worn down, working class and tourist free. And most of that goes for this place as well. Interior is mainly brown wood and slightly worn down. Inhabited mainly by locals, and probably the odd beer geek. On my visit on a Saturday evening it was only me and a group consisting of the local hairdressers and their boyfriends. But the place has a certain rustic charm, excellent service (good English spoken), good and cheap food and excellent beer. Five draught beers from Kout na Sumave and a good selection of bottled beers from Kacov. Prices are decent, to say the least, a schnitzel and five beers set me back around 10 Euros. Definitely worth a detour.

Fresh, high quality beer (Kout Na Sumave) at cheap price. Staff members are smiling, speak very good english and are very quick to serve you another beer. Situated not far from the TV tower but the only tourist you will find here is a beer tourist. Food is pretty tasty and dirt cheap. Love this place!

Wonderfull relaxed bar just a short walk from Pivovarsky Klub or take bus 135 from Florenc Metro station. Small barrrom in front and bigger rasturant like room in the back. Dark brown tables and stools, smokey, nice music playing. Vistors is mostly locals, but also a few other tourists. 6 taps, all with beer from the Kout brewery when we visited, sadly no filtered 12 ( no one is buying ) Wonderfull beers, tasty and with super drinkabillity, dirtcheap to. Friendly and english speaking service. I’ll be back for sure

This place has a great atmosphere, is dead cheap and has a superb selection. Around five beers on tap (including a few from the Kout brewery!). Also some bottled czech micros. Friendly staff!