The Brewery and Restaurant U Fleků in Prague is one of the most famous and most visited Czech cultural sights, such as the Prague Castle, Old Town Square, Vyšehrad, the Jewish Town or the National Museum.

The brewery U Fleků is thus the only brewery in Central Europe which has been brewing continuously for over 500 years. The brewery was nationalised with the onset of the communist rule. The original owners, the Brtník family, regained the brewery and restaurant in 1991, after the fall of the regime.

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U Fleků is not only the most famous Czech restaurant, but also a pilgrimage site for all beer lovers, both Czech and foreign. For others, we are an internationally renowned tourist locality worth visiting due to its historic value. The restaurant is also a place for culinary experiences. The staff of our modern kitchen and the offer of Old-Bohemian dishes will satisfy the wishes of all gourmets.

Let us invite you for a visit to our eight halls and a garden, all of which have their own history. Take a look at our menu offering Old Bohemian specialties and classical Czech dishes. We recommend to wash the food down with our 13° U Fleků dark lager.

From Tripadvisor.com reviews of U Fleků :

Traditional tavern: “Had a great experience here and went a few times. If you don’t mind watching drunk locals dribbling and falling over and slurping and some sleeping all over the place it is a great place to experience the old culture. Accordion players and spirits before and after a meal. Really stodgy food and each time a beer was finished another one was banged down on the table to replace it. If you like old dusty, traditional places then well worth a visit. Service was surprisingly really good. Loved watching the accordion players’ jig and drunk locals.”