Patra

Prague


It's hard to pigeon-hole Patra, Let's say a popular, trendy, gay-friendly bar and cafe that on any given evening might screen a film or host a music act or piece of performance art. If you're in the neighbourhood, drop by to see what's on. The crowd is inclusive, the service friendly and the cocktail and coffee prices very good value.


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