The bar is also called "seven and a half" and on the outside wall is a line from pop singer Han Lei which reads, "Are you tired after a long journey?"   The sentiment touches on [ ... ]

I can almost see that oasis... 

Wala Wala proves that casual can be chic and laidback all rolled in one bohemian bar.   Expect to be pressed for a seat though, as throngs of crowds fill up the space pretty fas [ ... ]

Indochine takes chillin' to a whole new level... with Forbidden Ice Palace...  

If you're looking for a place where you can belt out your favourite English tunes without compromising your cool factor, strut over to Infiniti.   The pub has a cosy familiari [ ... ]

With Beluga caviar and oversize vodka martinis, this trendy Mecca of post-communism is the perfect place to spill out your Russian fantasies.   Rate your spy potential by how b [ ... ]

Hapu (New Zealand Mauri word meaning "friends") is a cozy little underground joint in Jiří z Poděbrad with good lighting and a lighthearted atmosphere.  

Low vaulted brick ceilings, heavy, hanging smoke, and a steady flow of Aerosmith love ballads give this barely noticeable wine bar the feel of a medieval junior-high dance, which whi [ ... ]

Go Fraktal. Make Happy.    

Anyone who says the Prague dating scene is dead has obviously never been to this bar. Hungry-eyed women at the bar scan the crowd for fat-pocketed men while fingering overly-decorate [ ... ]

The Rock Cafe looks like something out of Tim Burton's Gotham, and the rest of the place keeps up the style with shiny steel chairs and sculptures made out of Absolut bottles.  

Could Nusle be gentrifying?