Pivní Mozaika Praha

Huh, been wanting to check the place out for months, but somehow never managed to get there. As others have said, a fairly sizable store, somewhat too big for the selection spread out around it, most of which is thankfully in fridges and not on the shelves. Local stuff, foreign stuff, not the best selection of either in town, but not the worst either, pretty good overall with some rarities to boot. Okay service, the guy behind the till did his job. It fills its own niche quite well overall and price-wise it's far from the worst store around. Will be back I reckon.

A nice enough beer shop with a feasible enough local selection, though in sheer numbers a far cry from a couple of other shops in Prague, albeit with two counters (?) and in relatively speaking (compared with the selection) huge premises. Rental per square meter must be really affordable in this part of town. Grabbed a few bottles and drove back home. All in all it is a nice place and it carried more Antos beers and more up to date Zichovec offerings than other shops in Prague in early February during my visit.

A decent sized store just a block from Pivovarsky Klub. More than half are coolers. One shelf dedicated to Hungary, others to Netherlands and Belgium. One mixed international shelf near the front counter. A decent number of Czech craft brewers are represented, as well as plenty of traditional styles in case you're looking for polotmavys or something similar. Good prices, friendly service

Well stocked bottle shop not so far from Florenc metro station. Nice selection of Czech micros for higher prices than on other places, but very good prices of foreign beers - it's the best place to get some Polish beers in Prague. In the basement is space for controlled degustations and another beer events, but it's necessary to book in advance or ask staff (I don't know exactly, but it's most common ad in my google :D).

Big beershop near Florenc metro station. Good selection of Czech microes, Falkon, Raven, Zichovec, etc. Lots of importen beers aswell. Prices maybe a little higher than other places, but nothing scary.

Beer shop, I served myself among all shelves and fridges. When I asked for calling a taxi, those two looked as the greatest question marks in Prague. Fortunately the colleague business next block could call a taxi.

Nice choice of bottles and not so far away from city centre. Czech and German beers dominate. Not so cheap place.