December 24, 2009
Another big tourist trap slash maze, but less annoying, less packed (it was, admittedly, fairly early) and with better beers than U Fleku. Missed out on the seasonal because of the confusing layout of the place eh and only had the (lovely) Oldgott in the end. Ok service, didn’t wait long. It looks nice and everything and I’ll return I guess.

November 20, 2009
Large and touristy place. Waitors were arrogant, busy and annoying. The oldgott was good and the U-33 heavy, warm , sweet and cloying. Lots of touristy crap. Shirts, clothes, etc. If in the area its a nice quick 1 time visit like place. In the same building you can get the Budvar Svetly unfiltered so another reason to go. No English - side language also difficult here.

September 19, 2009
Probably my favorite bar while traveling in Prague. They have a variety of beers and sections to sit in.

March 17, 2009
Sat at the X-bar, and enjoyed the 2 house beers very much. Service was great, everything came out promptly. I had potatoe dumplings stuffed with pork and served with white and red cabbage that was unbelievable. I personally really liked this place, but I can see with it’s prices, why it’s not so liked. Stop in for lunch, try the two beers, get a small meal(described) and leave. It will only set you back about 10 bucks.

February 12, 2009
Here you can spend an entire afternoon/evening. Nice restaurant with ambience, front room tap, and not to forget the microbrewery at the rear end, 1. floor. Don’t miss the Oldgott!

February 5, 2009
This is a enormous pub on many floors. Very touristy. However the pub is separated in many sections and a few of them manage to keep a cosy pub feeling. They have a beautiful large restaurant on the ground floor, we didn’t eat there but by the look of the place I would recommend eating there if you can. For the beer I recommend going to the upper floor when you can drink some kick-ass brews with the fermenting oak barrels in plain view. On tap their X-33 was like a fantastic Scotch Ale white the Old Gott was the closest thing to the Pilsner Urquell Kvasnicový I have found in Czech Republic. IMPORTANT NOTE: On tap the beers are wonderful. In bottles they suck. Don’t ask me why. Don’t be a sucker like I was and buy a bunch of bottles cause you enjoyed them so much in tap. Buy a bottle at your own risk. But for the taps this place is a must. I’d say that for the tap beer quality alone this is the place to visit in Prague.

December 26, 2008
Stopped here solely for the beer of course. Had the Oldgott and the X33 which were both fantastic. Attached is a souvenir shop and you can purchase the beers for take away.

November 28, 2008
Had a midweek stay in their hotel, which was quite comfortable. In the middle of the building is a large beerhall/restaurant (no music) which was packed every night (in november, lots of Russians). It consists of several halls actually. The place is spacious, brightly lit, service is quick, friendly, sometimes a bit indifferent. Foodservice is really quick, maybe a bit too quick, but the food is decent, had a really nice potato soup and goulash. Beers are not abound in this part, just Budweiser Svetly or Tmavy and the bottled U Medviku beers. The Budweiser bar next to the hall was nice too, a lot smaller but cosy, they used the television as their source of music. Some more bottled beers and Oldgott from tap. The brewpub upstairs was narrow and stretched, maybe 30 people would fit in here. Only Oldgott from tap. Same food selection as the beerhall. Overall just a nice place and the beerhall is definitely worth a visit. Prices were fair I guess (32Kc for a 0,4L).

October 6, 2008
stopped by here after U Fleku. Pretty good selection. Not real big but tried a bunch of beers I ve never heard of. The Old Gott was pretty good

September 14, 2008
This is really three places in one. To the right of the entrance there is a large reastaurant and beer hall with a decent selection of Budvar beers on tap. If you walk through the beer hall and up the stairs, there is a micro brewery with a bar serving their own Oldgott Barique. To the left from the entrance there is a late open bar with Budvar beers on tap and a decent bottle selection. Service was friendly and the food was quite good. Since it was located a stones throw from our hotel, this was a good starting and ending point of our Prague beer crawls. Definitely worth a visit.