A great traditional Czech pub and beer garden dating from the 17th century, Na Slamníku is tucked away in a small valley in Bubeneč, just behind the sprawling Russian embassy. There are a couple of drinking rooms inside, and a peaceful shady garden in front in summer. Check the website for occasional live music from around 8pm.
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