DK Travel : Prague : Bars & Nightclubs

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Radost

Late at night, club kids take over the disco, lounge and café. By day, a broader demographic comes for the good vegetarian food. Sunday brunch is especially popular. Open until 5am.
Rock Café

Prague’s music scene is teeming with so-called “revival bands”, most of whom take the stage here and entertain audiences with tributes to everyone from Jimi Hendrix to Sade. There are also several bars, an internet café and a screening room where you can watch films of various past rock concerts.
Rocky O’Reilly’s

This lively pub offers all a Celtophile could ask for: live music in the evenings, football on the TV, a roaring fire and plenty of stout. The food’s fair as well.
Roxy

This gritty former cinema is a must for fans of jungle and dub. The parties continue well into the morning, much to the dismay of the Roxy’s neighbours. Such live acts as the Asian Dub Foundation take the stage when it’s not occupied by DJs or the occasional experimental theatre production. A portion of Roxy’s proceeds goes towards funding the Linhart Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose aim is to promote contemporary art. Keep abreast of Roxy’s events at www.roxy.cz.
Roxy

The Old Town’s most exciting club. In addition to the best dance parties in town, the former cinema hosts experimental theatre, live bands and art exhibitions.
Slavia

The Prague café with the ultimate view of the castle and Charles Bridge.
Solidní nejistota

This grill bar is extremely popular among yuppies on the make. Guests compete for space on the miniscule dance floor while DJs play pop music.
St Nicholas Café

St Nick’s is the expat bar of choice in Malá Strana. From the corner table in the back, you can hear absinthe-induced whispers bouncing off the vaulted ceiling.
The Globe Bookstore and Coffeehouse

The quality of the food varies with the Globe’s mercurial staff, but the overall trend is upward. Weekend brunch is the best time to visit (see Palackého náměstí).
Tom Tom Club

A relaxed café and cocktail bar. Good drinks, coffees and beer on tap in a Mediterranean setting. And if you get the urge to dance, Roxy is across the street.