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Ostrava’s Stodolní Street is a well-renowned place to let off some steam and enjoy a ‘big’ night out. Here, you’ll find pumping dance clubs with crowds spilling out onto the street, chic cocktail bars with trendy crowds, and dive bars favoured by locals and students. But if you prefer a quieter night, there are chill wine bars like Ostrawina Vinoteka, or the craft brewery Psí Kusy. Every night of the week, explore the best nightlife spots in Ostrava.

Psí Kusy
Beer lovers need to make Psí Kusy their first stop in Ostrava. For one, it’s a small craft brewery with a good selection of local beers you can sample. What’s more, the bartenders really know their stuff and will be more than happy to take you through a tasting of the brews on tap that day. Sure, it’s got a down-tempo atmosphere, but situated right near Stodolní Street, you can always move on in search of a rowdier rest of the night. Open Monday to Thursday 4pm to 10pm , Friday and Saturday 4pm to midnight.
Sherlock’s Pub
Themed pubs can be a little hit-or-miss, anywhere in the world. But this British-style place on Stodolní Street is a rare gem. Styled like a classic English pub, they’ve got a good range of beer and drinks, as well as a pretty extensive food menu and of course, the occasional pub quiz night. Open Tuesday to Saturday 5pm to 2am.
Ostrawina
Ostrawina specialises in wine and tapas, making this the perfect spot to try a staggering variety of local and international wines — the Czech Republic may not be known for its wine, but you’d be pleasantly surprised! Even better: this small bar is located right in the centre of the city, and they’ve got a lovely outdoor garden you can enjoy in the warmer months. If that wasn’t enough, there’s also a small shop attached so you can pick up a bottle or two of whatever you enjoyed most. Open Tuesday to Friday 8am to midnight, Saturday 4pm to midnight, Sunday 3pm to midnight, and Monday 8am to 7pm.
Rio Bar
If you’re looking for lively, all-hours entertainment, then Rio Bar should be where you plan to round off your night. This place always draws a big crowd, with revellers piling in for the long and varied cocktail list, affordable prices and great dance floor tunes. Open until as late (or early!) as 6am on Fridays, you just know that this is one of the most dynamic drinking spots for miles around. Open Sunday to Thursday 5pm to 1am, Wednesday 5pm to 3am, Friday 7pm to 6am and Saturday 7pm to 5am.
Desperado
If you want a night of dancing, then hit up Desperado on Stodolní Street. The party atmosphere gets livelier later in the evening, so try not to arrive before 11pm unless you want the dance floor to yourself. Inside, you’ll find three areas, all playing different music, so there’ll surely be something that’s up your street. The Desperado crowd is always a good mix of tourists and locals, and chances are you’ll make new friends over shots of tequila. Open Wednesday to Saturday 8pm to 6am.
Beer’s No. 1
Surely you know by now that Czechia is one of the best places in the world for beer. And there’s no better place in Ostrava to immerse yourself in the local beer market than at Beer’s No. 1. They stock basically every beer from the region, as well as a great selection of international bottles and barrels. Indulge in a beer flight and sample some of the region’s best. Open Monday to Thursday 3pm to 11pm, and Friday and Saturday 3pm to midnight. Closed Sunday.

Nightlife in Ostrava

Psí Kusy

Sherlock’s Pub

Ostrawina

Rio Bar

Desperado

Beer’s No. 1

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