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Pardon me boy, but is this place Big Band?  

If you fancy going someplace a little left-of-centre, away from the entertainment malls concentrated around town, quite possibly armed with the insidious snow sprays, perhaps you sho [ ... ]

The expatriate heaven that Boat Quay is (SPGs, take note), the first place to stop over would definitely be The Penny Black, hands down, packed to the seams with Caucasians (English? [ ... ]

If you're looking for a place where you can belt out your favourite English tunes without compromising your cool factor, strut over to Infiniti.   The pub has a cosy familiari [ ... ]

The bar is also called "seven and a half" and on the outside wall is a line from pop singer Han Lei which reads, "Are you tired after a long journey?"   The sentiment touches on [ ... ]

Top of the world ma! At least you'll feel like it at the Rooftop Bar...  

Pale green lights give a sickeningly familiar corpse-color to the skin, but the round beats thudding against the walls let you know that you're not in that Herna Bar at the edge of t [ ... ]

Herein you will not find a review telling you to go to some brand new bar that sells red leaf lettuce salad for three hundred crowns. Real bars for real people.  

A short walk from Old Town Square (which shows in the prices), this New Orleans style blues bar is a good place to catch some jazz or blues in an airy, comfortable courtyard.  

Alcohol's a way of life and good for the economy. It's keeps those certain people off the streets at night. Cocktails must be Prague's unsung secret.  

This expat joint gets you going with tunes from Oasis, older U2, REM stuff and the likes, battling to be heard above the din coming from the crowds that fill this place without fail. [ ... ]

Upon entering the first floor, one is greeted by twisted iron arms reaching painfully across the bar, and iron mosquito eyes pouring a soft yellow light onto the subdued scene.