The Pack Sports Pub and Restaurant
Cheap beer, friendly service, many plasma TVs and a good location – those are the main features of The Pack Pub. Although the place is located in the heart of the city, tourists avoid it. The mostly die-hard fans guarantee an excellent atmosphere during the game.
It can get crowded, so reserve your spot.
Rocky o’Reilly’s Irish Pub
The biggest of Prague’s Irish pubs scores high on service, though beer prices can be heart-breaking. The cheapest local brew goes for CZK 60! If you wanted to treat yourself to a pint of good old Magners be prepared to pay CZK 140.
Hyundai Fan Park in Old Town Square
The Fan Park spans almost 6 000 m² accomodating up to 12,000 football fans, so every match is a big event.
The lack of benches requires some squatting on the cobblestones, though.
Zlata Hvezda Sportbar
The place itself might disappoint those in search of a shiny, sterile bar.
The Golden Star is a place where Czech fans meet to cheer for their teams. It’s always crowded, always lively.
On the other hand, it lacks a commentary in English and the beer is served in 0.4-liter glasses.
Riegrovy sady beer garden
This is the vortex of football fever in the capital where Gambrinus goes for CZK 29. Rain-proof attire is highly recommended as shelter is very, very limited.
