U Fleků

At over five centuries old, this is supposed to be Prague's oldest brewery. Just to beers, a tmavý and a pilsner, not to be found anywhere else. The place is huuuge, with about eight different halls and a humongous open biergarten in the middle (which I went for.) If you eat meat, good for you: as a vegetarian, I only had two plates to choose from. Accordion players go to and fro, patrons get wasted and sing aloud standing on benches, waiters run between the tables balancing 20 beers on their trays. You'll only taste two new beers, but it's worth the visit.

Long queu on a wednesday. Popular kitchen. one warning: accordion is played. ugggghh. Telecom signals exists, yay. Got an aperitif. Good. This place claims having operated since 1499. I had the svetle, the tmave and nakladny hermelin. With my semiczech words I had luck. Two very good beers . Paired with hermelin cheese. Yay.

Very cozy original beerbar. 2 taps of very nice own beers. Great service, and not that great a tourist trap after all.

Visited early in the morning at 11, so avoid the chaos. Had one beer, admired the interiors, and left. I did not have the feeling of it being a tourist trap, but I am sure that coming back for dinner would have been a completely different experience.

Classic and famous brewpub in Prague's Nové Mesto. Lovely atmosphere and looks. On thisher customers, waiter very friendly and quick. beer very good - food as well, had the utopenec and nakládany hermelín. A pleasant experience.

Finally visited the famous U Fleku. Huge place with plenty of different rooms and large biergarten with plenty of shade in the middle. Ambiance would be nice if some half wit wasn't trying to play the accordion. Lots of waiters running around or just chatting with each other. As we sat their Tmavy was immediately brought to us. Upon asking we got their Svetly as well, and was it a threat - by far the worst beer on our trip and one of the worst I've had in my life. That's why everyone was drinking Tmavy and it was offered by default! Anyway Tmavy was quite good and a reason enough to check the place. Luckily we visited when there was no tourists in town so missed the whole tourist trap vibe.

Incredible pub. Big, crowded, fantastic beer garden where drinking, sitting at long beer tables is the standard. You make friends from all over the world for a night. Own brew. A half hour before closing time, they start wiping out everybody... and it works. (8-1991).

miejsca tego tak wysoko jak piwa z pewnoscia nie ocenie. Piwo i serwowanie jego maja dopieszczone niczym cystersi swoje w Orval. A miejsce jest gwarne, restauracja ze spora przestrzenia i spore drewniane lawy. Kelnerzy co chwila lataja z tackami, czasem bez to w te to w tamta strone i zaden nie ma czasu by podejsc. Kiwaja tylko groznie palcem, nawet tylko zeby sie zapytac maja naprawde totalny brak czasu by wytlumaczyc to. Nie mniej jednak opieszala obsluge zrekompensowalo mi wizyta w sklepie, a w lasciwie w konciku z akcesoriami i mozliwoscia zakupu piwa w butelce. Same spore kalibry od dzbana 2l do najmniejszej butelki 0,75l. Cena za piwo dosc spora niemal 200KC, ale awro kupic niz czekac nim ci przyniosa nalany kufel po godz lub wiecej. Dostalem ladny pakiecik wizytowek i podstawek. jeszcze nikt nigdzie nie dal mi tyle podstawek. Thank's for that. i sam ten fakt nieco podnosi moja ocene.

Awesome brewpub in the heart of old town Prague, with several different drinking areas, including a large open air beer garden in the center. Service is what you expect in Europe, curt and to the point, but it works well enough, and really there is only one beer option, so not really much explaining to do. A guy walking around with a tray of shots of schnapps to be had though, if you are really trying to have a good time. Cool place, and the best pork knuckle I had in Prague.