This was not your typical cafe...  

For those who don't want to sleep...  

If you're hungry for a 'de-toxicating session' (read: space out) after hours of rigorous pub hopping, chill out at the latest very late-night jazz bar in town.  

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 [ ... ]

Side-splitting fun, fun, fun, that is the only thing that ever happens at The 1Nitestand.  

Centrally located, they have a great band, Los Cabaleros, performing sultry Latin hits from 9:00 pm to 1:00 am every Sunday, and is quite popular with Salsa dancers. - 10 S [ ... ]

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 [ ... ]

Al Capone's: The garbage collectors truck is throwing an orange strobe-light through the narrow bar as I drink my beer and Eminem screams "DIE, b*tch, DIE!"  

What I like to call the pearl of Mala Strana, and not only because its cool white walls are hidden away in a deep briny passage.  

You know right away that this crowd isn't Czech.  

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.  

The easy South American vibe and lounging crowd make it easy to see why Ondricek chose this place to be the main bar setting of his Czech film "Singles", Samotari.