The first and longest Lokál

It’s 22:51 and there’s still something to go with your beer. Grab a sausage, hermelín or headcheese, and wash it down with a perfect pour.

A guest dips a sausage into mustard on a plate with more sausages and horseradish salad.

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Dlouhááá is the first and longest Lokál. Beer flows from 12 tanks over 69.78 metres, drawing in locals, regulars and tourists. Its lively address in Prague’s heart means there’s always something happening – just how we like it.

Breaded schnitzel served with potato salad and a lemon wedge on a white plate.

A mug of freshly poured pale lager with thick white foam on a table.

Interior of Lokál Dlouhááá with a stainless steel bar, beer tanks and vaulted ceilings.

Three grilled sausages served with mustard and grated horseradish on a white plate.

Three shots of green liqueur on a metal tray as a guest reaches for a glass.

Interior of Lokál Dlouhááá featuring a display of jars, caps and clothing for sale.

Czech-style baked potatoes with eggs and smoked sausage, served with pickles.

Guests seated at a table in Lokál Dlouhááá in front of an illuminated illustration of Hotel Stalin.

New stainless steel beer tap counter at Lokál Dlouhááá, with vaulted ceilings and beer glasses.

An empty glass beer mug hanging by its handle from a hook at the bar.

A guest at Lokál Dlouhááá reads Štamgast magazine with a glass of mlíko beer.

The long benches are comfortable, the taps in expert hands and the kitchen offers well-crafted plates all day. It gets busy, so best secure your spot in advance.

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Czech beer
in Czech glasses

Together with designer Tereza Bláhová from UMPRUM, the PIVO Institute and the Bomma glassmakers, we’ve revived the tradition of Czech pressed glass. The Czech-crystal beer mug features a rippled relief that creates striking surface reflections. It fits comfortably in the hand, and every pour looks exactly the way it should.