Best karaoke bars and rooms in Prague

The take. Karaoke runs on a separate lower floor on Friday and Saturday nights from 22:00, while DJs play upstairs. Only weekends, so check before planning a weekday karaoke night.

The take. Late-night karaoke club near Wenceslas Square that runs until 3 am, or 5 am at weekends. It has the lowest rating here, so treat it as a late fallback.

The take. Probably the best-known karaoke bar in Prague by review count, with a stage and free singing for guests. It gets packed at weekends, so book a table.

The take. Small Vinohrady bar where karaoke sits alongside private cinema screenings, good for a group that wants its own space. The rating is average and Friday hours are unclear.

The take. Two private karaoke rooms for up to 20 people plus free open karaoke from Thursday to Sunday, with shisha on the side. Room hire is charged per hour.

The take. The best-rated place on this list, with karaoke from Thursday to Sunday in a lively Irish pub on Old Town Square. It is karaoke in a busy pub, not a private room, so you sing in front of strangers.

The take. A quirky anime-themed bar with a large number of reviews and very late hours near the National Museum. The karaoke set-up is not described on its site, so check what is on before you go.

The take. Bar-wide karaoke on Thursday to Sunday plus a private VIP karaoke lounge for an extra fee. Karaoke slots are short on Fridays and Saturdays because DJs take over later.

The take. Classic Asian-style karaoke with five themed private rooms for 8 to 25 people, the closest thing to a karaoke box in Prague. Rooms cost 800 to 2,000 CZK per hour, so it suits groups more than couples.