If you fancy going someplace a little left-of-centre, away from the entertainment malls concentrated around town, quite possibly armed with the insidious snow sprays, perhaps you sho [ ... ]

If there's one thing for sure about Supperclub, it's that you're in for a totally unique dining experience. So if you're the conventional type, looking to hide in the corner and [ ... ]

Pssst... Sneak on over here if you need to claim sanctuary from the party mobs who seem to be, well, literally taking over the country.  

For executives eschewing a stiff-collar corporate atmosphere, Balaclava would be the apt choice to loosen those neckties.   The bar oozes out an Eastern European feel, contr [ ... ]

Sure, it's a little known fact that the people we call Eskimos call themselves Inuit, and their word for foreigners is Eskimo.  

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 [ ... ]

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.  

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 [ ... ]

Bar Jaguar: The shady area behind Narodni Trida is one of the sleaziest in Prague.  

Whatever anyone asks you outside of this place, say "NO" very loudly, unless of course you like buying bags of Oregano for 300 crowns.  

A friend of mine celebrated her 21st birthday in Prague a while back...

A great dive with thumping music keeping you company in its street-level pub, while those nursing a throbbing headache might opt for some soothing live jazz in the cavern below.    [ ... ]