Bokovka

If you are looking for an outstanding wine bar in Prague, Vinograf is an absolute must-visit. From the moment you step inside, you can feel the passion for wine. The atmosphere is stylish yet cozy, making it the perfect place for a relaxed evening with friends or a romantic night out. The wine list is truly impressive, featuring an excellent selection of white and red wines from Germany, France, Italy, and Spain. Whether you prefer a crisp German Riesling, an elegant French Burgundy, a bold Spanish Rioja, or a smooth Italian Sangiovese, there is something for every palate. Both wine enthusiasts and casual drinkers will appreciate the diversity and quality offered here. The knowledgeable and friendly staff are always happy to recommend the perfect glass to match your taste. To complement the wines, the bar also serves delicious small dishes and snacks that enhance the overall tasting experience. Gänsehosen

Very cozy and good winebar. The wine is excellent and there are great appetizers with a unique setting. If you are in Prague, this is definitely a hidden gem away from the mass tourism, and among locals!

Very atmospheric wine bar with a huge selection of wines and a cozy atmosphere inside a historic courtyard. A hidden trick is to get tartar from the butcher next door.

Very nice wine selection. Some staff are nice, others not. Beautiful outdoor seating in courtyard with heaters. Calm atmosphere indoors. Limited seating, reservation recommended. Cheese platter is quite nice - could offer more variety. Bread was very good and offered in abundance. Canine companions welcome. Overall very nice, except for the slightly uncomfortable makeshift seating on a radiator with no bar under the table to rest your feet - like cliff hanging with wine.

Excellent wine bar tucked away. Truffle popcorn is delicious

This was honestly one of the most disappointing wine bar experiences I’ve ever had. I arrived around 7:00 PM. There’s a sign at the entrance saying something like “Welcome, please wait here to be seated.” So I waited. A staff member clearly saw me… and simply walked away into another room. No one came. Only when my friend arrived did she ask if we could sit somewhere. We were immediately told, “There are no tables available, everything is reserved.” We were offered seats upstairs and told that we had to order at the bar. When we went to the bar, I noticed that some of the “reserved” tables were booked for 9:30 PM , which was 2.5 hours later. No one even bothered to say, “You can sit here, but the table is reserved at 9:30.” Nothing. Just a flat “no availability.” Zero effort to accommodate guests. We asked for a semi-dry wine. The bartender poured something and said, “This one is good.” No explanation. No mention of the price. We said okay. Then water was brought to our table, which we did NOT order. It was placed on the table and poured into our glasses without a word. Naturally, we assumed it was complimentary. Throughout the entire evening, no one checked on us. No one asked if everything was okay. No one offered another glass. No one refilled the water. Absolutely no service. We sat there, drank one glass of wine each, and then went to the bar to pay. The total bill was 785 CZK (about €32). One 200 ml glass of wine cost 350 CZK (around €14). The water we never ordered cost 85 CZK (about €3.50). €32 for two small glasses of wine and unsolicited water. This place is extremely overpriced and honestly feels like a tourist trap. Yes, it’s aesthetically nice and atmospheric. But there is zero real service. The space is small, the seating is uncomfortable, and the prices are completely unjustified. 785 CZK (€32) for this experience is absolutely not worth it. I will not be coming back, and I would not recommend it to anyone.

Really nice wine bar, you go up to the counter and they give you a little taster before you buy. Would also recommend the cheese and meat board which went well with the wine.

My favourite wine bar in Prague. The atmosphere is warm, cosy, unique! I have been so many times and every time I like it even more. Many wine choices, served by the glass or the bottle; the staff is very experienced, ready to explain, guide and help you. The food is also great, tasty, fresh (cheese and charcuterie are delicious), although a bit overpriced. I definitely recommend it!

An exciting wine bar/cellar with a plentiful selection, sommeliers who will let you sample anything, and small snacks for purchase. My friend and I soaked in the vibe on a Tuesday night. It's loud enough inside that you'll have no trouble avoiding being overheard while you spill your personal secrets. Would work as the last stop of the night, or as a stop along the way to somewhere else! I was surprised by how well the salty popcorn set off our house white wines. My traveling companion polished off a glass of sparkling wine, while I downed a chilled, fruity white.

Cute wine bar nestled in a neighborhood. We read about the bar in a travel book and wanted to sample Czech wines. We did not have reservations so they told us we could buy a glass of wine and drink it in the courtyard area of the bar. We started chatting with a couple from Germany who also had no reservations and had been asked to go outside. A table opened up soon after so we ordered more wine and a cheese plate and moved to the table with our new friends. The wines were good and the location off the street meant little crowds but I do suggest reservations on Friday and Saturday nights. We had a great experience here, made some friends and now have been invited to visit Oktoberfest in Munich!

Excellent wine bar, wide variety, and good service. Staff was helpful and the setting was fantastic. Wish I would have visited more often during my time here.

Small eclectic wine bar back off the main road - kind of hard to find. Excellent selection of European wines to choose from by the bottle. Also have tasting of several wines including Czech varieties. Staff is friendly and helpful. Can make up nice boards of cheeses (43) varieties and cured meats to go with the wine. Fun place to go!

Lovely wine bar with plenty of atmosphere, even without the cheesy movies played in black and white behind the counter. Wasn't as impressed with the wines, but that's not entirely the wine bar's fault, as the fact that wines in this area tend more towards average as opposed to world-class?

Stylish place in a beautiful old courtyard with some seating available on the first floor balcony with view of the courtyard. It all has the rundown raw urban vibe that people used to go to Central and Eastern Europe for. Friendly staff, dozens and dozens of wines to choose from.

Super cute place. Situated in a dimly lit 1500s brewery cellar is a small cozy wine bar in the old town of Prague. If you are in town for only a few days and want to check it out, you can play it safe by emailing them for reservations(which is what I did). We got the cheese platter and tried a couple of local white/sparkling wines (Prague and Moravia). They had quite a large selection of other european wines too but we opted for something local. They also have high-end sardines which I thought was an interesting menu item.

They take advantage of westerners - sold us a bottle that was corked. Paid way too much. Nice atmosphere but the wines were no good - or they just took advantage of us. Not recommended.

Absolutely amazing place with cosy atmosphere and a great selection of wines. It is great how they managed to preserve the old look of the place, did almost no changes or repairs and just added a few modern elements in the interior and the result is perfect! When you go out and walk to the toilets upstairs next to which you can find a private cinema you feel like traveling back in time and you realize that it's not about the luxury but about the feeling...and this is just great here!

Tucked away off Dlouha Street, in a courtyard and site of a former 1500s brewery cellar. Superb staff. Ambience galore. Affordable and interesting Czech and other European wine. Low vaulted ceilings and candlelight. Funky cathode chandeliers and radiator-seats with fur blankets. Definite coolness factor without being hip or kitschy. Above all, great wine. Welschrieslings, Blaufrankisch, Gruner Veltliner, Silvaner, Zweigeltrebe and St Laurent. Other local wines include crosses and blends: Mopr, Neronet, Solaris, Palava & Cabernet Moravia. Side emphasis on French wines, some great producers from different regions. You won't be disappointed with the wealth of choices. Staff went above and beyond to accommodate us. All three employees were helpful, patient and knowledgeable. Found us wines based on our preferences. Allowed us to taste a few things before committing. One staff member even researched the cheeses online to determine if they were pasteurized. Big, big thank you for looking out for us. Yes, I dragged my pregnant wife to a wine bar. Shameful, I know. Local charcuterie, cheeses, awesome bread from Eska and sardines available to nosh. We enjoyed our experience so much, we came back the following night.

Beautifully unexpected place!!! the candlelight tables and the old building and the great wine made the night perfect! Try local wines if you can!

We stumbled into this wine bar just off the main street tonight. What a nice surprise for an out of town guest! The staff were so nice and helpful. They helped us pick out and try different local wines as well as cheeses. I would give this wine bar 10 stars if I could! Absolutely love this place. I wish I had a neighborhood hangout like this back home in Texas.

My new favorite wine bar. Huge selection of wine in the cutest beat down building with candle lit tables everywhere. They also have a large selection of cheese and can create a cheese board out of 50 different types from Italy! We had a Serbia 2008 red wine, it was absolutely fabulous, however they also have many good Czech, Austrian, French, and Italian wines! There is no menu and wine by the glass ranges from 75-250 kc and wine by the bottle can range from 500-1500kc enjoy it while in Prague, you won't regret it!

Cute wine bar nestled in a neighborhood. We read about the bar in a travel book, and wanted to sample Czech wines. We did not have reservations so they told us we could buy a glass of wine and drink it in the courtyard area of the bar. A table opened up soon after so we ordered more wine and a cheese plate. The wines were good and the location off the street meant little crowds but I do suggest reservations on Friday and Saturday nights.

We stumbled upon this gem and I'm so glad we did. What a beautiful, BEAUTIFUL wine cellar. Sitting on the windowsill at Bokovka, snacking on cheese and charcuterie, and sipping impeccable Czech wine with friends and family is something I will never forget.

Absolutely great phenomenal Wine Bar. Great cheese, great selection of wine, great atmosphere.... kind of hard to find... it's where the locals go, just go you will love it!

Found this place by accident. Decided to check it out. Amazing atmosphere! Plenty of wine to choose from. Wonderful service. Our server was very sweet and offered us plenty of recommendations and advice for our trip.