Came across this place on the off chance and went in for some lunch & so glad we did. The service was great & the food and drinks even better.

Wow what a gem of a find great bar with live music really nice food would recommend the ribs amazing at a very good price Varied selection of drinks white wine very nice and very good price well cheap Friday night live music great little...bar loads of locals and all very friendly As was the staffMore

We arrived without a reservation on a Saturday evening and were able to get a table; we chose this place as it was very close to our apartment. It has a very traditional feel about it and we appeared to be the only tourists in...there. The staff were friendly and we were served quickly. We chose a bottle of Czech white wine which was very pleasant. We had one wild boar ragout and one pork tenderloin. The ragout was perfectly acceptable but the tenderloin was perfect, highly recommended. They had no Czech red wine so we had a glass of Italian which was fine. The bill was very reasonable.More

Quick, nice service and very tasty local quisine in this place. We visited restaurant in afternoon and we found table without reservation. Good local beer in good prices, nice menu with best local dishes. I recommend this place strongly for people how do not know...what they want to try from Czech specialities - service will recommend best option for you.More

This restaurant was recommended to us by our driver from the airport and we liked it so much that we ate there 3 times (out of a 7 day stay). My husband had the Svickova, pork schnitzel and the ribs. I had the goulash and...pork schnitzel twice. I really wanted to try pork tenderloin, but they were out of it the 2 nights I tried to order it. The food and service were both great. The beer was wonderful as well. The prices were reasonable. I would definitely go back to this restaurant the next time we are in Prague.More

This place was a hidden gem, there were not a lot of tourists but locals were enjoying their beer around 16 'o clock. Food was good, and service was friendly enough for tourists. Compere to other tourists places, the price was reasonable and we were...quite happy to get there. Some people wrote that if you could not speak English well, service could be a bad, but for us this restaurant was very good choice! We did avoid the tourist traps and I recommend you to do so too!More

It was a warm day in June, pleasant out on the street but it was stinking hot inside. The place has an old timber look, service was spot on. As soon as my glass was empty I was asked if I wanted more. Food was...good without being exceptional. Price was ok. Beers were definitely cold and I guess I have to get used to the head. Overall this isn’t a bad pub for dinner but I’m not sure I’d go out if my way.More

The Smichov neighbourhood is a cool area to visit in Prague, much more grittier than the more touristic districts of Prague such as Staroměstské Námestie or Mala Strana district, your getting much more of a locals experience, meals are better here,beers colder and prices lower,...it's such a cool district and pubs such as U Bileho Lva are the type of pubs thou will find here. The pub itself is superb, great decor and furnishings including a cool looking serving bar and there's plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and when the weather is good outside looking out onto the busy and bustling street this pub is found on. We were here on a Sunday night, pub was busy with a great atmosphere ,greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of staff who served us a beer each, we opted to have Staropramen beer, these were served in excellent condition being iced cold and sparkling and as is the traditional in Prague with a big foamy head, we just chilled out and took in the great pub we were in. I really enjoy Staropramen beer, it's a light,hoppy brew,very refreshing and very easy to drink indeed, a beer style I really enjoy, in the Smichov district you know the Staropramen beer is going to be fresh as the huge Staropramen Brewery is housed in this district. We really enjoyed our beers in here and although we only stayed for the one each before we moved on as on every other visit to here we had a great time. U Bileho Lva is so easy to locate, you can jump tram number 4.5.7.12.20.21.94.99. to stop Andél were you walk down a street called Na Bélidle were you will find this pub. Opening hours are; Monday to Friday, Open from 11am. Saturday & Sunday, Open from 11.30am. A great pub in a great are and well worth checking out .More

Visited here on our first night in Prague as it was literally up the street and looked good. We got a table but not probably one we would have chosen. We were told the others were reserved and they did all have signs on them...but the place was only a third full at most?? Anyway the beers arrived swiftly (including the usual inch and half of froth that seems endemic in Prague?!?!) and we ordered burgers. They arrived and looked great (see pic) and I realise this might be the norm in Prague but they were almost rare! A good vet could have got my burger walking round a field again!!! We are what we could, paid and went for a wander. We came past over an hour later and virtually all the tables with reserved signs on were still empty?!?!? OK and nice staff and punters but.......More

Ate lunch here, very warm and welcoming atmosphere, the beer is fairly priced and delicious, food traditional and tasty. Nicer that the average hospoda, food prices reflective of this but again, very fair. The whole experience was faultless. Highly recommended.

This is one of many excellent bars and restaurants around the Andel metro Station. Traditional interior, great beer, friendly service. The food came steaming hot, in large portions and in good time. The chicken wings in particular were superb value for money. Skip the old...town and come out to Andel.More

Heard a lot of good things about this place. Didn't want a meal as I had already eaten, so stopped by for a couple of beers. The beer was Staropramen, which I like, but for the price, I have had better beer in Smichov. The...girl charged me 100 crowns for two beers, which is damned expensive. I prefer the "Buldoka" 5 minutes walk around the corner.More