Žižkov na Žižkově - Chelčického 1153

Unscheinbare Kneipe im Keller mit sehr leckerem, günstigen Essen (Portion Gulasch mit Knödeln ca. 6€).

Výborný minipivovar se skvělým výběrem moravských piv přímo v Praze na Žižkově. Obsluha byla velmi milá a vstřícná. Takový fajn přístup se v dnešní době vidí už málokde ? Na výběr bylo pět druhů piva. Nejvíce mi chutnalo 14 stupňový pivo - žitná a.l.e. (bez chmele). Zde jsem zjistil jaký je rozdíl mezi druhem piv a.l.e. a i.p.a ? Nemohu udělat nic jiného, než tento rodinný útulný podnik, DOPORUČIT!!!! ☺️?

Restaurace vaří až do 22.30h, což nám přišlo velmi vhod;) Prostředí útulné, jde o klasickou hospůdkou. Dobrý výběr piv, dokonce i pivní cider. Jídlo mě neoslovilo, bylo bez nápadu a příliš mastné. Tatarák s topinkami byl mastnejsi a vegeburger jen placka a kus zelí. Co ale předčilo veškerá očekávání, byla obsluha, která byla snad jedna z nejmilejších a nejvstricnejsich☺️

Super

Perfect service and traditional and delicious czech food.

Czech rum and cola was a hit! Also food are tasty and waitors are nice and work hard, literally running around just to please customers

Really great experience - we stumbled across this charming locale while looking for a second hand store, and decided to try it out. And what a great decision that was! Although rather unassuming from outside, inside the restaurant one is greeted by a beaming smile from the woman behind the bar. The interior decoration looks to have had a "woman's touch", with tasteful tones of blue and yellow in the walls and comfortable seating as well as a small library including a picture book of selected works from Alphonse Mucha. The beer is excellent, with 11°,12°, and 13° varieties on tap, and each table already has a carafe with water and glasses for the patrons to rehydrate after a long day. For visitors who spent their time in Prague 1 or 2 (old town or new town) the beer prices will seem refreshingly affordable. The food is of course not to be understated - traditional Czech fare meets people pleasers such as fish and chips and beef tartar. Surprisingly there are also vegan options on the menu, including a meatless burger and vegan tartar! So for groups looking to accommodate people of various culinary lifestyles, this is definitely a plus. Additionally there is a weekly changing menu incorporating local, seasonal ingredients. The patrons appeared to be mostly local however the bar woman speaks excellent English and menus are likewise offered in English. But truly the hidden gem and heart of this restaurant is the charming lady behind the bar, who is also waiting tables and running food out - a one woman show! She really brings that extra something special to make this restaurant a solid recommendation for anyone looking to eat and drink well without breaking the bank.

Very very nice place with 'neighbourhood' feel. Tasty food and probably the best beer I had in Prague. They also have moravian vines which unfortunately I didnt try, but I will definitely come again.