Prague Medieval Dinner with Unlimited Drinks

“Unlimited drinks” at U Pavouka’s medieval dinner means beer, wine and soft drinks, poured for the whole dinner and show, at both the 4:30 PM and the 8:00 PM sittings. Spirits are not among them. The drinks are in the price: the dinner was per person from US$71 (checked November 2026) for three courses and US$88.20 for five, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

The calendar above is the dinner itself; every option in it includes the drinks.

What is poured

Beer, wine and soft drinks, for as long as the dinner lasts. The venue’s own site says its all-you-can-drink offer “applies to beer as well”, and reviewers praise the beer more than the wine. On New Year’s Eve the 4-hour dinner adds a welcome drink of honey wine and a midnight toast.

The same dinner sold on Viator by Fun in Prague, s.r.o. lists a welcome drink on arrival, with spirits and hard liquor available to buy: the U Pavouka dinner on Viator.

How refills work

You do not pour for yourself: the servers come round, and when the room is full they are also carrying the courses. That is where the reviews split. At least five of the 176 written reviews in our sample (11 October to 11 November 2026) say the drinks never stopped: “Drinks were flowing so you never had an empty glass!” (26 October) and “drinks were refilled frequently” (28 October). At least five others say refills were slow at a packed sitting. A Swiss guest found no carafe on the table: the waiters take your glass to the bar to fill it (28 October). A British guest managed one soft drink in two hours (1 November, three stars), and a Belgian guest found the refills came round mostly for the beer drinkers (9 November).

If you want to drink steadily, drink beer: it gets the better reviews, and it is the drink reviewers describe as flowing.

Beer or wine?

Beer. At least six reviewers found the wine poor, from “terrible” (10 November) to “like we were at communion” (9 November, five stars), while some of the same reviewers praise the beer. A French guest’s advice was to choose the beer over the wine (28 October).

How much is that worth?

The drinks are not priced separately: the 3-course afternoon dinner and the 5-course evening dinner both include them, as does the Viator listing of the same dinner. A guest who drinks only soft drinks pays the same as one who drinks beer all night.

See dates for the dinner with drinks

For a drink before or after, the Old Town’s pubs are on your doorstep: U Pavouka is 335 m on foot from Old Town Square. Where is U Pavouka has the map, and the menu what you eat with it.