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( 222 329 060; Kampa Park; 4pm-1am Mon-Tue, noon-midnight Wed-Fri, 9am-2am Sat,
noon-4pm & 9pm-midnight Sun; ; 6, 9, 12, 20, 22)
This cafe-bar in Kampa Park has
existed in various guises since the communist era, and you might still hear it called
Tato Kejkej, its previous incarnation, or just Mlýn (the mill). A wooden footbridge
leads to the smoky, dimly lit interior which is peopled with local artists (David Černý
is a regular), writers and politicians (look out for foreign minister Karel Schwarzen-
berg).
BAAR
KLUB ÚJEZD
Újezd is one of Prague's many 'alternative' bars, spread over three floors (DJs in the
cellar, and a cafe upstairs) and filled with a fascinating collection of original art and
weird wrought-iron sculptures. Clamber onto a two-tonne bar stool in the agreeably
grungy street-level bar, and sip on a beer beneath a scaly, fire-breathing sea-monster.
BAAR, CL
, CLUUB
MALOSTRANSKÁ BESEDA
box office 5-9pm Mon-Sat, to 8pm Sun, bar 4pm-1am; 12, 20, 22)
Malá Strana's four-
storey pleasure palace reopened in 2010 after a five-year reconstruction. The fabled
music club on the 2nd floor is back and better than ever, with a lively roster of cabaret
acts, jazz and old Czech rockers (shows 150-250Kč). There's also an art gallery on
the top floor and a big beer hall in the basement, with a bar and restaurant on the
ground floor.
BAAR, J
, JAZZ
U MALÉHO GLENA
sic from 9.30pm; ; 12, 20, 22)
'Little Glen's' is a lively American-owned bar and
restaurant where hard-swinging local jazz or blues bands play every night in the
cramped and steamy stone-vaulted cellar. There are Sunday-night jam sessions where
amateurs are welcome (as long as you're good!) - it's a small venue, so get here early
if you want to see, as well as hear, the band.
CAFE
AFE
KAFÍČKO
