Taprooms, brewpubs and the local beer scene in Prague worth taking a tram to.

Where to drink local

U Fleku ★ 4.2

€€ BreweryCzech dark lager since 1499Nove Mesto

U Fleku in Nove Mesto is the oldest continuously brewing brewery in Central Europe, founded 1499. At Kremencova 183/11. Booking recommended.

TipVisit the brewery museum upstairs; turn down the unsolicited Becherovka.

U Medvidku ★ 4.0

€€ BreweryStrong Czech lager, X-Beer 33Stare Mesto

U Medvidku has poured beer since 1466 in the same Old Town building. X-Beer 33 is a one-pour experience; do the standard 12-degree alongside.

TipX-Beer 33 is a one-pour experience; do the standard 12-degree alongside.

Vinohradsky Pivovar ★ 4.3

€€ BreweryModern Czech lager and alesVinohrady

Vinohradsky Pivovar rebuilt the 1893 Vinohrady brewery in 2014 and pours its own house lagers, ales and seasonals in a glassed-in tap-room above the brewing.

TipTour the brewing hall on a Saturday afternoon; the desitka is the keeper.

Klasterni Pivovar Strahov ★ 4.1

€€ BreweryMonastery amber, dark, wheatMala Strana

Strahov Monastery has brewed beer since around 1400. The current brewery on the Castle hill pours its own Sv. Norbert beers, with a Czech kitchen and a quiet.

TipThe amber is the kitchen's smartest pairing; the dark is sweeter than expected.

Automat Matuska ★ 4.4

€€ BreweryModern Czech craft IPA and lagerPraha 6

Automat Matuska in Dejvice is the Prague taproom for Matuska, the Krivoklatsko craft brewery 30 minutes west of the city. Located in Praha 6.

TipCheck the chalkboard for guest taps from Sibeeria and Hopkins.

Dva Kohouti ★ 4.4

€€ BreweryModern Czech lager and craft aleKarlin

Dva Kohouti in Karlin is the Ambiente group's brewery joint-venture with Matuska. The 12-degree lager is the house pour; the back beer garden in summer.

TipThe 12-degree lager is the house pour; the back beer garden in summer.

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