Specialty Beer Stores in Prague

1. Base Camp

U Studánky 253/27
Prague 7 – Bubeneč
+420 773 260 707

Mon.-Fri. 13:00-23:00
Sat.-Sun. 15:00-23:00

The funky little pivotéka (beer shop) known as Base Camp is on the Bubeneč/Letna border and is just a short walk from Letenské náměstí; this is one of my favorite bottle shops around.

2. Pivkupectví

Čestmírova 5
Prague 4 – Nusle
+420 723 339 995

Pivkupectví has been in business for over two years now, and is attached to the very popular Zlý Časy. This little shop has an impressive (and still growing) selection, fair prices, and a reputation for quality. Also, Mike at Odddog.cz has helped their selection of imports become unbeatable, with names like Mikkeller and Nøgne Ø. Dana behind the counter is friendly, knowledgeable, and ready to help in Czech or English. They do not have any taps in the shop, but they don’t need them when Zlý Časy is just 2 doors down. Pivkupectví is in the running for best bottle shop in Prague.

3. Pivní Rozmanitost

Husitská 37
Prague 3 – Žižkov
+420 608 601 601

Pivní Rozmanitost has quickly made a name for itself, and for good reason. The selection is amazing, and keeps getting better. They carry a lot of hard-to-find imports along with some of the best Czech beers around, and all at very fair prices.  They have also set themselves apart by offering interesting beers from the two taps they have in the shop.

4. Pivovarský Klub

Křižíkova 17
Prague 8 – Karlín
+420 222 315 777

Pivovarský Klub is one of those places that has got it all. Great food, six taps upstairs and six downstairs serving an above-average selection of beers, and over 200 local and imported bottles to choose from.

5. Pivní Mozaika

Náměstí Dr.Václava Holého 12 Prague 8 – Libeň
+420 284 680 661

Operating for just seven months now makes Pivní Mozaika the newest bottle shop in Prague. I don’t make it out to Libeň very often, so I have to thank my friend Rex T. for the heads up on this clean, well laid-out shop with a fun browsing atmosphere.  I always like when a shop has a couple of taps, and Pivní Mozaika comes through. Out of the two taps in the shop only one was flowing, pouring Primátor English Pale Ale. Primátor is a fine choice, but I feel a bottle shop should dig a little deeper into the well of Czech beers. Either way, this excellent little shop is here to stay.

6. Pivo a Párek

Korunní 105
Prague 3 – Vinohrady

7. Pivní Galerie

U Průhonu 9
Prague 7
+420 220 870 613

Pivní Galerie was one of the first bottle shops in Prague, and now feels a bit out-of-date to me.

8. Galerie Piva / Beer Shop

Lázeňská 15
Prague 1 – Malá Strana
+420 257 532 687

Mon.-Thurs 9:00-19:00
Fri. 9:00-18:00
Sat.-Sun. 10:00-18:00

The Beer Shop is best left to the wandering tourist.

9. U Pivní Lahve

Another newer shop that was at Lucemburská 30, but has seemingly, overnight, become a potraviny. I have not yet found where or if they are moving. If you know, please feel free to share the information. Or, you can watch their facebook page.

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