Irish Pubs and Restaurants in Prague
Irish pubs appeared in Prague in the early 1990s, shortly after the fall of communism. They were like a revelation on the Czech restaurant scene. At first, Irish bars and pubs were visited mostly by expatriates living and working in Prague. They eventually became popular with Czechs who are drawn to their friendly atmosphere, hearty food, and good beer.
Irish pub/restaurant on Londýnská street in the heart of Vinohrady.
Good beer, great food, and all the live sports you can watch.
Address: Londýnská 22, Prague 2 - Vinohrady
Getting there: Metro A to Náměstí Míru or Tram 6 or 11 to Bruselská
Website: Facebook page
You'll find Caffrey's at a great location right on the Old Town Square. It is a popular place thanks to its friendly atmosphere, good service, authentic Irish food, and a large drink menu. You can enjoy live music on the weekends and watch live sporting events on big screen TVs.
Address: Staroměstské náměstí 10, Prague 1 - Old Town
Getting there: Metro A to Staroměstská
Website: caffreys.cz
The Dubliner can be found in the Týn Courtyard, just off of the Old Town Square. It offers over 130 seats in the main bar and an outdoor terrace for 100 people. Food is served all day, live music is scheduled from Thursday to Sunday, and sports can be watched on two big screens and many smaller TVs. There is also a game room with a pool table.
Address: Týn 1 - Ungelt, Prague 1 - Old Town
Getting there: Metro A to Staroměstská (from Old Town Square, follow Týnská Street into the Týn courtyard)
Website: www.aulddubliner.cz
Tucked away on a quiet little street near Haštalské náměstí, Prague’s first and oldest Irish pub is a welcome stop on your wanderings around the Old Town. Its friendly and cozy atmosphere, hearty food, great beer and over 50 different Irish whiskeys have been attracting tourists, locals, and celebrities since 1993. Daily lunch menus are served from Monday to Friday.
Address: U obecního dvora 4, Prague 1 - Old Town
Getting there: Tram 5, 8, 24 or 26 to Dlouhá třída
Website: www.jamesjoyceprague.cz
This Irish bar opened in 2001 and is located within a short walk from Wenceslas Square. It offers breakfasts, snacks, Irish specialities, and a range of Irish, Czech and international beers along with ciders and whiskey. Its 11 TV screens make it a great place to watch sporting events.
Address: Štěpánská 32, Prague 1 - New Town
Getting
there: Tram 3, 6, 9, 14 or 24 to Vodičkova or Metro A to Můstek (exit towards
Václavské náměstí/Vodičkova) or tram 4, 10, 16, 22, 23 to Štěpánská
Website: www.rockyoreillys.cz
|
