Arepas de Lyna has been open since 2016, serving arepas, plantains, and several other Venezuelan…read moretreats in a friendly and informal atmosphere. I wish I had discovered it sooner, as the food was quite good and I have wanted to try arepas for a while (they've become popular on the East Coast of the US, but they're hard to find in Los Angeles). The actual menu shifts somewhat from day to day, depending on what items are available. Lyna tries to serve only what is fresh. There are typically three or four main items on the menu actually available out of a somewhat larger assortment listed on the menu. The owner deals with this by having a menu with a number of clear plastic slipcovers in it like a small binder. There is a neatly printed overview menu on one page up front with the drinks list on the back of it, and then photographs with handwritten titles of the day's available items are in individual clear plastic pages following, so that she can swap them out on a daily basis. I have heard that opening hours can be a little inconsistent, so it may be best to call ahead and confirm if you're going with the group or going far out of your way to the restaurant. The arepas were delicious: deliciously cooked shredded beef and/or chicken, avocado, cheese, and vegetables, all stuffed into a chewy, crunchy split pastry made of cornmeal (polenta, harina de maiz), a bit like a pita but much chewier and very satisfying. there are two sauces to go with it, I read somewhat spicy sauce and a green sauce flavored herbs and a bit of garlic. Plaintain chips and fried bananas were also quite good. Desserts vary. Sometimes there is a flan. We had small, sweet cornmeal pastries stuffed with cheese and sweet corn. Beer is good, from Únětický pivovar.

I think these must be the best arepas in the central Eurrope :) Option with meet or…read morevegetarian/vegan. And empanadas (de queso o con carne) to die for. Don't forget to try LynaLimon as a liquid sweet treat :). Important to add that all ingredients are 'bio'. The extra flavor of arepas is thanks to quinoa, chia, and other superfood :) Este lugar es sentirse como en casa para todos latinoamericanos visitando or viviendo en Praga!

Cheap, tasty, honest quality food made by very sweet, joyful people. Julio and his wife own this…read morelittle joint right off of Namesti Miru. There is seating available inside although it is designed to be a take away place. Spanish wine is available as well as beer. I got the choripan (chorizo sausage sandwich, think Banhmi of Latin American foods) and it was flavorful and fresh.

Great little place with delicious food. Cuban food, burgers, steak sandwiches, steaks, good…read moredrinks, and very reasonable prices. Set meals come with complimentary drink. Good food & good people. Check it out. Inexpensive.

Visiting from Texas and just drove in from Berlin. Had a lot of good beer in Germany, but wanted a…read morelittle taste of home so decided to get a margarita. Got some tacos to go with my delicious drink as well. Very happy to have dropped in. Staff was very friendly and the bartender was happy to talk to us about this history of this establishment (owner also from Texas apparently!). Will definitely be talking about this when I get back to the states!

Food was mid and was too expensive for what you got. Service was okay and ambience was the best…read morepart.

Not sure if it was only that day, but the food was kind of tasting bad. Had a bandeja paisa and the…read moremeat was tasting weird. Also the place is kind of dirty and tables are sticky. Not specifically colombian.

Food is OK. Is NOT Colombian food. It is advertise as Colombian food online, however, is NOT, the…read moretaste and the texture are nothing like Colombian food. The empanadas (Chicken and Beef) had Mexican seasoning with Pico de Gallo, not Colombian Aji. The frijoles tasted more like Mexican frijoles. No Colombian sodas. Only Mexican sodas. The place is very small, Bathrooms were very dirty, parking is none existing. We are disappointed. It is surely Latin food, but NOT Colombian. We will definitely NOT go back!

Pork tacos was okay Nacho portions are huge…read moreBeef burger is a no. So much bun. Very little beef.

Pretty good, take on Mexican food. the nachos are huge. the staff are from various parts of Latin…read moreAmerica. one of the few places that has a michelada

Amazing! Did not have reservations but they grabbed a table for us. Service and food 100%read more

My biker lesbian girlfriend and I dipped in here, and I just need to say- wow. Only one other beef…read morehas pleasured me the way this beef did, and it belongs to my biker lesbian girlfriend! The saltiness and succulence of the beef remind me of the home cooked freaky sessions me and my biker lesbian girlfriend have quite frequently!

Sorry no pics. I…read morewent to this location instead of the location I went to yesterday, may I just say, the service was even better here. Absolutely lovely team! The food and cocktails were better here too, I'm sure I'll be back before I leave Prague!

Friendly and welcoming staff. Good food. Well made margaritas. Not cheap, a bit pricy by local…read morestandards, but worth it if you're missing a nice mole. Efficient and attentive staff. Nice lighting. They have a system and it works.

El Centro was found accidentally as we walked the streets of Prague. Inside we only saw a few…read moretables, but first faced the bar. We were greeted cordially and seated. During our brief time there, learned that they are of Guatemalan heritage. The menu was an eclectic mix of Latin and Spanish foods. My son and I ordered the Plato Chapin, which included three tacos and two empanadas, along with a few chips. My wife settled on just the tacos. In a rare moment, we all agreed the food was excellent. Of the two empanadas, I enjoyed the beef better than the cheese. Very happy that we found this place and would recommend it to anyone that yearns for a really good meal with really nice people.

Such a cute little authentic Spanish restaurant!! The paella was amazing!!!!!! we enjoyed our meal…read moreon the cozy back patio. Would love to visit again!

No. Just no. This isn't "Latino" food. It's not Tex-mex. It is just terrible…read more For a place called Mezcal, they only had 3 mezcal on the menu and 3 tequilas. I ordered a tequila on the rocks with lime and salt. I received a tequila straight, rocks on the side, a lemon and was told salt was on the table. So many things wrong with that situation. I was hungry and was excited about the thought of eating late night tacos. THEY DON'T HAVE TACOS! No tacos. Let me remind you, this is a Latino restaurant. We ordered the "nachos" before deciding if we wanted to order dinner. We received a plate of store bought tortilla chips with cold yellow goo that I think they called cheese. On little bowls on the side were salsa, sour cream, black beans and guacamole. It was by far the WORST nachos I have ever had in my life. These nachos were made with longing, by someone longing for nachos but only had a rough description. We decided to "nope" it outta there after that. This place is a bit too pricey for what it is.

If you have any expectation of Mexican food - forget it. We ordered nachos and we got a cold plate…read moreof manufactured chips with small sides of cold yellow cheese, canned salsa, etc. Whats especially funny is the amount of time it took for us to get this dish from the kitchen. We also got their specialty - chicken fajitas which was nothing more than sautéed vegetables (not in the cast iron dish) and some sad chicken. They'd do well to hit up a couple of YouTube videos on Mexican food. ... to their defense - I've yet to be at all successful for any sort of Mexican food in Europe.