Prague

I often go here for coffee as they have some comfy seats and a nice ambiance of slightly dark lighting which I personally like to relax in. Coffee not bad.

Funky little bar nice for a quiet chat or date. Not too pricey though you need to spend 10£ to use a card so make sure you have cash if you want something quick! Around a busy area of Shoreditch so it’s nice to find somewhere a bit quiet.

Prague style bar with basic furniture great beer classics on tap and some good cocktails. A very solid experience with friendly staff and music I really enjoyed.

It was quite late when I visited this venue, but i was still happy to say that it was busy vibrant AND the group of us got seats.
Atmosphere: The place was interesting, dark, not dingy, but whatever a positive version of that is… honestly nice. Very very male at the time I visited. The staff were lovely. the toilets were… well pub toilets on saturday night at 1am, which hadn’t been visited for a while :(
Refreshments: pickles — they sell pickles, and fortunately I like pickles a lot!
Drink: it’s a cheq bar — so there were lots of beers, but also lots of flavoured vodkas, i had a toffee vodka and my friend visiting from Sweden has a Skittles one. they were delightful as you may imagine!
Good pub if you want something a bit less traditional from Shoreditch. Mostly pub, and a little bit of a bar feel. But mostly pub.

I was here for the first time the other day and I absolutely loved it!
At first I was a little skeptical as it seemed very chilled looking in from the outside, and not somewhere where you might have a fun night out. Yet it was fantastic! Sure, it is chilled, but that in no-​way takes away from the fun I had.
The drinks were great and I even sampled some of the food, which was wonderful.
Furthermore, the staff were really friendly and easily joked around with us and made us feel completely at ease.
If you’re ever in the area, be sure to give this place a visit :)

I love the Prague bar for its intimate and cozy setting. It has only a few drought beer selection (a shame) but quite a few bottles and regular guests to choose from. They have a much longer list of specialty cocktails to pick from and a very few requisite nibbles. I like that it isn’t a big tourist draw –for wen you just want to cozy up with locals for some serious banter.

Nice place to go for a few drinks with friends. Lovely cocktails (not cheap, but what you’d expect in central London) and czech beers.

My favorite in the Shorditch/​Hoxton area. Great Czech beer, relaxed attitude and very friendly. A great place for a quiet afternoon beer, or to meet up for a chat. Later on the pace picks up yet it still remains friendly and just plain nice. If you want to use the free wi fi it looks as if Apple laptops are mandatory ;-), but that’s the only sign of pretention in this little gem.

Pretty hipstery bar, Czech beers on tap so if you like Czech beers have a visit.
Very very loud and busy if you like that sort of thing it might be for you.

Wine was not great but the atmosphere was really nice and the cocktails looked promising. Hipster place.

We were early enough to get some seats in Prague when we walked in
Nice cocktails, I went for the Caipirinha and it was good. Too good, I consumed about 3−4… not too sure — eek!
If you like loud music, then this is the place for you. I wanted to drop a star because of it, but that wouldn’t really be fair. Eventually it got too much, so we left for a quieter venue.

Everything is nice there. But the arrogant, absent, unfriendly staff doesn’t let me give more than one star. Shame.

Finding an awesome coffeeshop in London with free wifi where you can do work for hours is harder than one might think, so Bar Prague is a great find. It’s got a funky interior with comfy couches and lots of tables and chairs. The kicker for me though is that they have an amazing cocktail list for those who wish to have a cocktail later in the day… or occasionally in the early afternoon noon… or sometimes in the late morning. I’m pretty thrilled they have negronis, my cocktail of choice. Anyhow, the point is, after lots of coffee and working all day one can kick it with some booze. Well done, Bar Prague.

This café bar is perfect for a solitary drink. The staff are friendly, chatty and welcoming and the bar snacks have a nice European feel. The décor & music is cool and quirky but not up itself. I like .
Only downfall is the cider selection is one choice. . Koppenberg. As a cider person this doesn’t do at all. But I was comforted with a nice selection of whiskey .
Definite ideal haunt for those who need to loose a few hours.

The unique foreign feel here is not unexpected (given the big clue in the name) but it is most welcome. Feeling like a tourist within 1K of your home is an achievement (the foreign languages overheard nearby reinforcing this illusion). I wouldn’t say that the bar felt particularly Czech mind you, but certainly not of England.
Nothing particularly interesting on draught, but the fridge of bottles satisfied my quest to drink something new.

Roamed into Prague as part of a drink-​a-​thon along Shoreditch. I had just come from Commercial Tavern, so in comparison, I was really not impressed with the physical aspect of Prague. It’s just a. typical bar/​café. Some tables. Some chairs. A couch. Maybe two.
The crowd was a bit older, and not much to look at I suppose. Then again I was already well on my way to mid-​drunk at this point so I probably was staring at the wall.
Tried some of their cocktails, which, thank God I wasn’t buying, were about £9/​each. They were good… but not £9 good. Service wasn’t bad. Bartender was actually really friendly despite the other reviews, but there is nothing special about this place, whatsoever.

Sup Prague.
Here’s the deal. You are totally a solid 3-​star review. A-​OK is the word of the day. You’ve got decent drinks, pretty good coffee, a totally serviceable interior, relatively comfortable couches, and generally a thoroughly mediocre sense about you.
Nothing bad. But certainly nothing spectacular. I might downgrade you a star for not serving hot drinks after 6pm, because sometimes people want hot drinks after 6pm. However, I gotta bump you back up for being really super chill about us sitting for a really long time using your wi-​fi. I’d almost bump you up another star for having surprisingly nice bathrooms, considering that if your equivalent divey bar were located in the US, the bathrooms would be scary dirty like a Silence of the Lambs serial killer basement dungeon (that’s for you Chris).
But I can’t justifiably give you four stars, even though the people behind your counter turn a blind eye when we sit for hours having bought just one cup of unimpressive coffee. Before 6pm.

What you see is what you get from Prague. Comfy couches, free wifi, decent coffee (also Staropramen) and a minimum of attitude. Other places in the area try way too hard while Prague knows its role and plays it well. The fact that it’s not crowded is a plus in my mind — with an assist to Damone — wherever you are is the place to be:
I have to give it an extra star for playing The Shins and Nirvana: Unplugged. Pink Bullets can motivate me to work at any time.

Prague bar offers an extensive range of cocktails as well as a great selection of Czech lagers. The cocktails are around £6 which makes a nice change and are made with generous measures and fresh friut.
The place has a warm, comfortable feel with low lighting, sofas, small tables and chairs. Even though it is on the small side, the tables don’t feel too close together and you can easily find a private corner to chat away in with friends.
The walls are exposed brick and there is interesting urban artwork displayed. Despite being in the centre of the trendy Shoreditch, this place doesn’t feel exclusive to a ‘scene’, and has a comfortable, unpretentious atmosphere, welcoming all.

A cute little café/​bar. A red exterior with a glass door. You walk in to a very chilled calming atmosphere a few worn leather sofas, chairs and tables. At the end of the room is an inviting little bar with fresh fruit, croissants, must and chocolate all placed in a tempting way. The staff are so chatty and helpful. A great place during the day to chill on your own with a book or have an informal business meeting. During the day most people in there have their laptops as wireless Internet is free.
During the evening it turns into a cosy bar with mellow tunes and great cocktails. People having intimate conversations in couples or just little groups. I always enjoy going here for a few drinks with a couple of friends before a meal or even before a big night out, as you can actually talk and catch up with your friends and know that you will not disturb by flirtatious others!