The best neighborhood bars Prague

Extraordinary wine bar that seems to stretch without end in vaulted cellars under the bowels of the Czech capital, U Sudu cut a legendary reputation from a small café neighbourhood that of bar unmissable. Sit at one of the many tables in the maze of rooms and taste one of the delicious wines of the place. In the evening it becomes particularly busy for night owls, insomniacs and other festive crowd, which will find themselves to the rhythm of the DJ that combine until late at night.

Tucked away on a quiet, residential street in the upscale Vinohrady district, Café Kaaba is an authentic haven of peace. Step inside its retro, colorful 1960s interiors, which will appeal to all lovers of design and architecture. The café menu is impressive, while small snacks are available for refreshment. During the day, it's a paradise for local freelancers, who come here to find a restful refuge and a free Wi-Fi connection for working, while in the evening the café comes alive.

A very successful concept for this trendy café where you can finally do everything: have a drink, eat a bite (hearty and very cheap), chat philosophy or buy ceramics from the gallery at the back of the room. As a result, the atmosphere, or rather the atmospheres, have taken hold: dominant literary and studious during the day, rather festive and musical in the evening while remaining wise. Good atmosphere, young and relaxed, the clientele is mainly students. For a little while in a quiet place or to get to know each other.

Near the American Embassy, in the former Italian quarter, this small café is in fact... one of the smallest in Prague! A record that he is proud to hold, with his eight high chairs in the bar, three against the wall and a table for 6 to 8 people in a tiny but lively place, especially in the evening, when absinthe unties languages and takes the customers' debates to uncertain horizons. During the day, we stop for a quick coffee. A real experience, ideal to meet locals!