We were recommended this cocktail bar and we would recommend it to anyone travelling to Prague. This unique, intimate, classy cocktail bar is full of character you would hope for. The staff are friendly, masters of their craft and make you feel welcome. The cocktails even though a little pricey are worth every sip. We sampled several of them and loved each one. You will need to book a table from 5.30 - 9.30 otherwise you will need to stand outside and wait to be seated. After 9.30 you just have to take your chance. To anyone going, you will enjoy every second.

We stumbled on this lovely bar after being out so we weren't able to enjoy it more which was a shame as the wine was beautiful. We were welcomed by a lovely waiter (tall red haired chap) who sat us down, offered to take our coats and looked after us very well. He recommended a few drinks to us after asking us what we liked. He was extremely knowledgeable about all the drinks and handled a group of 5 Americans very well who were being very, American.... Unfortunately we were at the end of our night or we would have loved to have spent longer here. They didn't seem to do meals and only snacks but that may be due to the time we arrived. Highly recommend a visit here and also the Frankova wine.

An absolutely fantastic night. We booked a table the night before whilst walking past to guarantee us entry for the friday night (my wifes 30th birthday). Doormen was friendly and asked what time we would prefer, going with a 1900 table, they said they could seat us at the bar. Initially we walked away deflated that we would have to sit at the bar as opposed to having a romantic table for two, we couldn't have been more wrong! And sitting at the bar was the beat decision ever. When we arrived the following day (15minutes early) we were shown to the bar and propped ourselves on a couple of stools and waited to be served. The bar area was tiny (we only learnt later when we nipped upstairs for the toilet that there was a whole other floor with tables all being serviced by the little bar we were sat at). We effectively had a free show whilst sat having our drinks, chatting with the really friendly (but very busy) barman in between his cocktail making was great, and he was kind enough to discuss drinks and make suggestions. My wife went straight for The Revenant, one of the most common cocktails being sent out, poured from an elaborate decanter and made with an absinthe and pernod base. I was a little more flaky, and requested something refreshing, and got a scrabble punch. We then went off menu, going for a Dark and Stormy, and a Gin Fizz. Followed by a Paper Plane (pleasantly surprised, this was my favourite even though it was bourbon based and I hate whiskey). We then went with a Long Island Iced Tea each, after being warned there was a lot of alcohol in it. We ended our cocktail session with a classic Caipirinha, and a house Caipirinha with BlackBerry (both delicious, but possibly our least favourite of the cocktails). The whole time, the barman would chat and joke with us whenever he got the opportunity, and we got to watch them work and send out these elaborate cocktails. The only negative would be having to pay for water. I requested a glass of tap water with one of the rounds. Sadly there is no free water, and we could buy either a small bottle, a large bottle, or a jug (of tap water) we opted for the jug as we were informed they would keep topping it up as we drank), the jug was 95kc. I understand why they do this- Hemingways is one of the must do places in Prague, and to have people coming in, ordering one cocktail and then sitting there drinking free water is not good business sense. It was the one small niggle from an other wise great night, and by no means tainted the evening. A big thank you to 'John', the barman who put up with our incessant questions and indecisiveness with a smile and a good sense of humour, and especially for the delicious drinks. A highlight of our Prague trip, and something to remember