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Czech people don't have a clue what it
means, so there must be some strong English influence somewhere. There
is another bar of the same name elsewhere in Prague, but we only visited
the one at Ostrovni. It really was in one of the back streets and
difficult to find without local assistance and for that reason you
won't find many tourists here. It's worth seeking out though as it's
a rather unusual place. Like many Prague bars, it's underground and
looks like it was originally a cellar, but it has been beautifully
decorated and the brickwork adds to the atmosphere. They serve Stella
Artois, Hoegaarden and Kelp stout 
and at almost local beer prices too.
Many bars selling Stella want two or three times the price of a local
beer, but not here. The food looked superb although we did not eat
here and the dining room is popular with the locals at lunchtime, where
they serve wholesome food at unbelievable prices. We do recommend that
you find this place or its sister bar and maybe tie in a visit to
Cheers at the same time, which is only 100m away from here. If nothing
else, please do click on the link to their website. I have not laughed
so much in ages and you will not be disappointed !