Forget Las Andelitas, but sorry, Cantina is MUCH better Mexican food. They label it as a "Tex-Mex"…read moresince the influx of Mexicans in Texas is popular and they've fused their own cuisine. Whatever all of that means, this was still the best Mexican food that I've had in Prague, and almost anywhere for that matter. I had a huge burrito with shrimp, rice, beans, etc. I must say that one thing about Prague is I never thought that the guacamole anywhere was as good as the states. However, here is where they had legit guac. The drinks were really good too, I had a strawberry margarita. It's located in Prague 5, on the other side of the river, close to Cafe Savoy (another gem in the city). It's a bit pricey...maybe 180kc for my burrito, so you'll come out spending 200+, but hey it's great food. Go here with a group of good friends and just have a good time!

The Vibe was very nice and Mexican, the service was very fast and reliable. I didnt have any…read moretrouble ordering though I didn't speak Czech. The food was also very good in taste an portion-wise! All for all a really nice expierience. 10/10 would recommend

A surprisingly great Mexican meal in Prague! We were skeptical, but wanted a break from the…read morefabulous Czech food we're enjoying. The ambiance was cute, festive, Mexican/Latin decor. The manager was fantastic. The food was prepared with attention to detail and was super tasty. Expectedly, not like the Mexican cuisines in the states, but very delicious. The margaritas were unbelievable! See the photo. Highly recommended and if we are lucky enough to return to Prague, we will go back!

The food was subpar. It was very spendy for what we got. Service was good. Ambience was so-so…read more Since it is a Mexican restaurant charging for chips/salsa might be a good to get rid of.

Highly recommend!! Very good food and nice staff. Reservation not necessary in our case.read more

Started out looking for this restaurant in the square was closed then found the second location…read more Ordered drinks margaritas & Corona. Had birria tacos that were delicious the burrito was also good. The service was ok especially with there only being a couple tables occupied. The decor was traditional Mexican vibes. Good food good service worth stopping in for. After note: I had severe heartburn all evening after eating the birria tacos. Would I eat them again?? NO!

A MUST if visiting Prague and craving Mexican food. The ambiance feels very authentic with playing…read moreSpanish music and having decorations. Food was very authentic, and they have Spanish speaking personnel as well. Their Michelada was so good! Really recommend this place.

We were staying close by and saw a Mexican restaurant that was always full and had good reviews. We…read moredecided to give it a try but they were completely booked up for the night and we couldn't get a table. It smelled amazing and my heart was set on Mexican food from that point so we looked and found Alebrijes. It was right around the corner from the first place we tried so we decided to stop in and see if there was availability. First impression had me worried since there wasn't anyone sitting inside with the exception of a couple tables. It also didn't smell incredible at first like the previous restaurant we had walked into. When we walked in they mentioned they were also booked up but if we wanted to sit at the bar we could. When we took our seats, the staff told us they could sit us at a table if we wouldn't be longer than 2 hours since it was reserved for that time. It was perfect. We ordered some cocktails and an appetizer. That set us up for one of the best dinners we've had in Europe so far. We ordered a margarita and a Tajin cocktail. Both were amazing. The appetizer was quasadillas and taquitos with the most amazing tomatillo salsa I've ever had. It was so good. Dinner was pollo tostadas and poblano enchiladas. Both were incredible but the enchiladas were like nothing I've ever had. The flavor was so unique and different. I'll be dreaming about them for a while. The only downside to the whole meal were the churros for dessert. They were called churros but they weren't made with traditional choux pastry. They were tortillas filled with dulce de leche then rolled and fried. Good but not a typical churro. Overall, this was such an amazing meal. The staff were very attentive and friendly. We left feeling very satisfied and pleased with our restaurant choice.

We wound up getting into Prague late and didn't make it out of our hotel until about 10 p.m. We…read morewere starving but most "nice" restaurants shut down around that time and we were told by several area businesses that they would not serve us, the kitchen was closed, etc. We were extremely frustrated (and extremely hungry) so we wound up at Burrito Loco. I learned later that there are a few Burrito Loco locations but this one is in the middle of a good bar district, which means late-night eats are a must. The shop itself is very tiny... only maybe half a dozen people can stand there comfortably. So the line often goes out the door. It's not fancy or complicated. There are a handful of pretty basic options to choose from and a couple of drink options. They get bonus points for serving bottled Jaritos. Service was patient while we ordered and food was delivered pretty quickly. My husband got a burrito, which he did not finish (never a good sign). I got a bacon quesadilla, which seemed like a fairly safe option. It was OK. The bacon was really fatty. But it was hot, filled with cheese and made me not starving. So check. I DO think that if I had been out partying at a bar and needed something to scarf down at like 2 in the morning, Burrito Loco would be PERFECT. And I do think that is probably their busiest time of the day. So in that respect, this pace was totally perfect, don't change a thing. If you want an actually good burrito, though, maybe not...

bad. downloaded yelp just to give the review. terrible service w too much attitude. two lady's…read moreworking must've had a miserable morning

Absolutely some of the best Mexican food prague has to offer. Everything is so delicious and the…read moreservice and ambience is beyond belief. Ladies night is a classic hit and something I recommend everyone to try

Good mixed drinks, good flautas, they had good Chile del Arbol. People were very nice and great…read morepatio.

I was pleasantly surprised how good this Mexican food place in the Czech Republic was. We were…read morethere as soon as they opened so the restaurant felt like it was private to us. We ordered both chicken and cheese enchiladas. The chicken enchiladas were flavorful and the bell peppers added that extra flavor!

Okay, before y'all talk smack about how my first food experience in Prague was Mexican food, let me…read moretell you: there is no feeling like eating foreign food everyday and jonesing for some familiarity. Now this place by no means understands how Mexican food is done because well...they're nowhere near Mexico, but they did the best they could under the circumstances. El Pueblo had excellent service and managed to dish up exactly what we needed while traveling through this under-seasoned terrain. 10/10 would come here again, especially if I had been drinking prior.

One of the best burritos I've ever had from a fast casual restaurant like this. I was in need to of…read morea quick bite before taking a walking tour of the city and decided to stop here. So glad I did, everything was fresh and flavorful!

If I could rate this negative stars, I would…read more First of all, when we entered the shop, I said, "Buena Dias!" in a cheery voice. I was met by icy stares from the man and woman behind the counter. The atmosphere matched the response. When I ordered, the heavily tattooed woman, slopped each requested item into the carton, it was a bowl request, as though it were garbage slop. We took it to go and when we ate it, I found it to be lackluster at best. Not good Mexican food. The next day, I was so ill, all I wanted to do was vomit but was only on the verge for most of the day. After a visit to a pharmacy for an emetic, I was able to flush most everything out from the bottom in two large watery gushes. It was not long after that I began to feel better having spent the entire day on two trains en route to Munich cursing that restaurant and woman the whole time. I recommend that no one go here if you want good Mexican food and don't want to get sick.

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

Let's gooooooo I…read moreactually, embarrassed to admit, walked right past it you have to know where you're going!!! Quaint, beautiful, the decor was on point and not in your face overdone. Before I go into the gist of the menus and staff.... I do need to say the best espresso I've also had thus far - not brewed too hot and had wonderful light earth/stone fruit notes. Okay, so they give you a little "fob" with your menu. Some may think this like an ordering number or tracker etc. lol nope - turn it on and explore baby! The whole menu is a map to explore and it's as fun as you want. The staff will help guide you if you ask . If you want a great drink and a little reminder keepsake dare I recommend remember remember

Kari's Rating 8.75/10…read more TLDR: -Very dark ambiance -Based off the movie "V" for Vendetta -Expect to pay around 285-395 for speciality drinks The AnonyouS bar is a little dark speakeasy tucked away in an alley hidden in downtown Prague. The server drops off dark felt bound drink menus and then gives little Black light flashlights. As you open the menu, you're greeted with white writing on black pages with three flavor profiles per drink. The backlight revels more about your cocktail of choice based on a flavor profile. A lot of the drinks seem cool and many have a very dark liquor profile. The drinks are a little pricy-as expected in a handcrafted speakeasy very little seating. Overall, a really cool place that didn't seem very touristy, but made our experience extra special as it felt like a spot only the locals knew. Drinks are made strong, so pick your profile with intention.