After a few beers at U Fleku, I was ready to move on to a quieter place that catered to locals. Prague has plenty of beer halls to choose from, and I'll tell you about them in a future Beer Traveller article.
By the way, U Fleku is not Czech for "Pat O'Brien's." It was named for a couple named Flekovské, who bought it during the 18th century (the name was later shortened). But just like the famous New Orleans watering hole, it's noisy, overrun with tourists, a bit tacky...and something you ought to experience at least once.
U Fleku is located in Prague's Nove Mesto (New Town) at Kremencova 11, a few blocks east of the Vltava River and not far from the Národni Trída and Karlovo Namesti subway stations. Look for the big clock above the entrance. If you can, visit during the daytime, before the tourists arrive in force.
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