Restaurace a pivovar Marina

If you are not a beer fan, you will not enjoy this plave. The selection of soft drinks is very limited and expensive while prices do not match those in the menu. The terace is quite large and pleasant, though, the service was slow. This place is a hidden gem in Holesovice area, but, has still so much to improve.

As a girl who is not into beer and only drinks wine, I might be a bit biased as I cannot really appreciate their beer, which might be really good. Therefore, please, take this into account. This place is rather hidden and usually people from the neighborhood come here. I have come here a couple of times, however, I have never been really satisfied. I still do not know what to think of the place.
The staff is not very attentive, rather slow and the food is really poor. The ambiance is not bad but also not that awesome. I would say that the biggest issue of this place is the unfriendly, bored staff that spoils the atmosphere. When you combine this with the not so good food, the beautiful romantic setting by the river and quite nice interior make it 3-​star even though the potential of this place is much bigger. As to the question whether to visit or not — if its close from you, give it a try. Should you be coming here from further away, maybe better give it a pass…

Uaaaa! 1 ze 3 navstev se vzdycky neco posere. Zapomenou objednat jidlo. Nebo ho nemaj. Nebo je pomala obsluha. Furt neco.

Beer is good, hence the one star. But the food has really gone down hill, get a decent chef and it could help, but first get some happy staff.

Pivovar Marina is a giant boathouse-​like microbrewery and restaurant on a quiet bend along the Vltava. And yes, it’s both as lovely and as masculine as that sounds.
The moment you step inside, you are hit with the smell of hops and the striking visual of an all-​wood interior, high ceilings, and some tiered seating options. Despite its grandeur, it’s rather casual, at least in the brewery (pivovar) half at the front of the house. A peek into the back half, presumably the «restaurant» half, seemed like a lovely banquet-​esque affair.
We stuck with the pivovar and, casual label be damned, it was still a rather impressive ordeal. I ordered the ½ Roast Duck, served with dumplings and braised red cabbage, which (following a theme here) was huge. More importantly, it was excellent, really tender and juicy, and just a touch on the salty side. But hey, I like salty, and I love duck, so I’m calling it — one of the best meals I had in Prague.
Their home-​brewed beer Přístavní výčepní 10% was also delicious, a traditional Czech pilsner category-​wise, but also a nice break from the Urquells and Gambrinuses that run the rest of the town. I’m no beer connoisseur, but it’s light, golden, grassy composition was perfectly balanced against my heavy duck entrée. Add to that the friendliest service this American received during his entire stay in Prague, and this nautical brewhouse is a must for any fan of gastropubs, great local beer, and/​or manly eats in general. Na zdraví!

If you like microbreweries and trying new things, this place is def worth visiting.
Neat interior with brewing tanks right behind the bar, beer garden outside with nice view of the river, good beer (their «lezak» and psenicne/​wheat beer were my favorites), tasty food and decent service. Marina is not the cheapest place but it’s not the most expensive one either (0.5l beer for 35,-, goulash for 149, — just to give you an idea). Perfect for a hangout with friends!