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Catering to well-walleted expats trying to forget about their jobs, freshly Airbused-in EasyBrits trying to forget about their shopping-mad wives, and stag parties trying to remember which hotel they're in, Prague's English-style pubs are doing a roaring trade. Expect them to be generic, loud, expensive (in city where you shouldn't really pay more than 30Kč for a 0.5L beer), and fun. For the adventurous, we've listed some good Czech alternatives.

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Dubliner Irish Bar

Dubliner Irish Bar
Formerly Legends sports bar, the Dubliner bills itself as an Irish sports pub. Whatever, you've still got 12 TV's + 2 large screens now nestled in a homely Irish pub atmosphere. Read_on (2 Comments)

George & Dragon

George & Dragon
A British pub landed slap bang in the middle of Old Town Square. TV screens, a big screen and footy shirts line the walls so it won't remind you of the country outside. Read_on (No Comments)

Hrom Do Police

Hrom Do Police
The one police station we'd gladly get locked in. Poličce has a young clientele and a noisy, smoky bierkeller atmosphere which is a great accompaniment for their brews - this microbrewery has been fermenting their nectar since 1517. Read_on (No Comments)

Jáma

Jáma
The memorabilia may be a bit over the top, but it’s preferable to the obligatory stop signs and imitation Coke/Pepsi prints elsewhere. Read_on (No Comments)

Jihoměstský pivovar

Jihoměstský pivovar
If you are looking to experience some good beer, in a completely different part of town, jump on the metro all the way to Háje and discover the South City Brewery. Read_on (No Comments)

J.J.Murphy’s

J.J.Murphy’s
Don’t worry, they also have Guinness. If you pine for the days when you could enjoy a pint, a good meal and your favourite sporting event without screaming Englishmen in dresses working on their 20th beer, then belly up to this Irish bar. Read_on (No Comments)

Malostranská pivnice

Malostranská pivnice
A Pilsner Urquell restaurant serving the flagship 12° brew for just 30Kč, with Kozel on tap and a large, sunny and shady courtyard complete with weeping willow makes this a super stop for liquid and solid sustenance on the tourist trail. Read_on (No Comments)

Martin’s Irish Pub

Martin’s Irish Pub
This is an Irish bar for locals who crave the beer and atmosphere of the Emerald Isle without the English-speakers. The menu lists Czech-style international dishes and some of the cheapest Guinness in town at 59Kč. Read_on (No Comments)

Merlin

Merlin
Merlin the magician shares brick wall space with Guinness posters and other emblems of Irishness, intermingled with antique agricultural contraptions. Read_on (No Comments)

O'Che's

O'Che's
Just what you’d expect an Irish Cuban bar to be. Likenesses of everybody’s favourite failed revolutionary stare off into space amid a dartboard, TVs, Guinness ads and football paraphernalia. Read_on (No Comments)

Rocky O'Reilly's

Rocky O'Reilly's
Photos of prestigious poets and pubs, Guinness on draught and an ‘O’ in its name all meet the criteria for a classic Irish watering hole. Read_on (No Comments)

Sherlock’s Pub

Sherlock’s Pub
This split level pub with somewhat authentic feel, paintings all over the walls and small courtyard is the Prague location for the Ostrava original. Read_on (No Comments)

Tlustá koala

Tlustá koala
The Fat Koala boasts (if that’s the word) Foster’s lager, but everything else is more international than Aussie. With Read_on (No Comments)

U Černého vola

U Černého vola
It's almost unbelievable to find a genuine, top-quality, great priced Czech pub just up the hill from the castle. Yet here it is. Read_on (No Comments)

U Sadu

U Sadu
A very Czech pub with cool ice hockey game, pool downstairs, terrible toilets, spotty service, amazing collection of objets, or trash depending on your state of mind, and a pretty good kitchen. Read_on (No Comments)

U Zlatého tygra

U Zlatého tygra
Havel took Bill Clinton here to demonstrate Czech drinking culture (and let's face it, if there's one thing Havel knows, it's his booze). Read_on (No Comments)

Vojanův dvůr

Vojanův dvůr
The unfortunate staff is dressed a la Rupert the Bear with un-funky check trousers but seem happy enough, as do the clientele. Read_on (No Comments)

Vysmátý zajíc

Vysmátý zajíc
The Happy Rabbit's vast warren of rooms constitute the home of a Czech pub, music club, restaurant, garden and internet café. Read_on (No Comments)