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Top 10 Cafés and Pubs

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1. Bohemia Bagel

It’s hard to believe now, but Prague had no bagels until American entrepreneurs opened this shop here in 1997, serving fresh-baked bagels, sandwiches and endless cups of coffee. Open late.
2. Café Belaria

This Kampa Island café serves good beer and coffee at a fraction of the price found on the other side of the block.
3. U zeleného čaje

Serving imported teas, sandwiches and salads, “At the Green Tea” offers a welcome change from the ubiquitous beer and fried food.
4. Cafe Čertovka

The stairway leading to this café’s riverside patio is so narrow it needs its own traffic lights. They say President Václav Havel took Pink Floyd here for beer.
5. Bar Bar

The salads, waffles and crêpes served here make an excellent light lunch, but you’ll have trouble finding a seat in the evening.
6. U Kocoura

You might think the regulars at this pub on Malá Strana’s main drag would be used to tourists by now, but don’t be surprised if every face turns to meet you. Serves excellent Pilsner.
7. Chiméra

With its threadbare furniture and oil lamps on every table, this café is made for rainy nights. In chilly weather, try their excellent mulled wine.
8. U Maltéze

The cold Budvar served here is the best. If they’re serving homemade sausage, don’t miss it.
9. U Zlatého hada

This tiny wine cellar sells excellent imported and domestic wines. If the tables out front are full, take your bottle to Petřín Hill.
10. 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.