Potrefená husa, Czech restaurant in Old Town, Prague, Czech Republic
Potrefená husa is a restaurant spread across two floors, furnished with wood and decorated with exposed brick walls and traditional Czech design details throughout. The spaces feel warm and are outfitted with classic touches that define the interior.
The restaurant came into being as part of the Staropramen brewery's expansion in Prague in the late 1800s and has kept its link to the city's brewing craft ever since. This bond with the brewery tradition has been central to the place from the start.
The kitchen serves classic Czech dishes that have been prepared the same way for generations, giving you a taste of how people here eat at home. You can feel the connection to the local brewery that shaped this place and continues to define what it offers.
The place can seat about 150 guests and welcomes visitors throughout the week and on weekends. It is wise to reserve a table in advance, especially if you come with a larger group.
The restaurant runs its own tank beer system that delivers fresh beer straight from the adjacent brewery grounds through specialized copper pipes to the tables. This system allows guests to enjoy the beer at its best freshness, exactly as it was just brewed.
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