In Prague, a determined escape from the European prototype.(Daily Break)

From: The Virginian Pilot | Date: June 16, 2006 | Copyright information

Byline: HUNTER BRAITHWAITE

PRAGUE -- BY HUNTER BRAITHWAITE

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PRAGUE - "You've come to the best cafe in Zizkov," proclaims Clif Muir , a former officer in the Royal British Navy, as he smiles and tilts his Staropramen (beer brewed in Prague) toward my table.

The owner of Caffe Carricatura nods in mock agreement. Situated in a working-class neighborhood in northwest Prague, the cafe owes as much to the Velvet Underground as i...

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