Most expensive meal we had during our three-week stay in the Czech Republic. Also, the worst…read morecocktails we had during our stay and perhaps the worst we've ever had. The good flavor in food, beautiful atmosphere, and quality service prevented this review from being one star. My wife, six-year-old daughter and I dined here around 17.30 on a Monday in August. Here's our experience. 1) Food: The menu is large and offers nachos, chips and guacamole, tacos on corn tortillas, fajitas, steaks, etc. To feed the three of us, we got the steak fajitas, chicken fajitas, chips and guac, and chimichangas. Coming from the U.S. where Mexican can be found on most corners and having spent a summer in Mexico, the food here didn't compare. But it was flavorful, especially the chimichangas. Nothing was spicy FYI. Every table gets chips and salsa as an appetizer. 2) Drinks: Every drink we ordered was just off as if a key ingredient was missing. To start, I got a frozen strawberry margarita. It was very watered down and didn't taste sour or sweet or much of anything. Then we ordered regular margaritas on the rocks. When they come out in a big glass filled one fourth of the way, we thought it was a joke. Nope, it was a splash of again a margarita that was just off. It was really bad and almost undrinkable. 3) Service: It was on point- friendly, helpful, quick. 4) Space: It's a beautiful space in the city center. It comes with brighter colors and large dining rooms. 5) Price: For everything, it came to almost $100 USD- by FAR the most expensive meal we've had in the Czech Republic. In my opinion, not worth the price for fine to good food and terrible drinks.

I travel to Ostrava twice yearly and always come here. I love everything about it! Great food and…read moregreat service!

I was on my way to Zakopane for a long weekend and waiting for a friend to make it for our bus…read more Sadly he was 5 minutes late so we had to wait an hour for the next ride, but luckily we got to fill our tummies with delicious bastardized Mexican food! You basically put together your own burritos/tacos/wraps (and one more option I have forgotten at this moment) for a very reasonable price, decide the meat/veg filling, sauces and how spicy you want it to be. Mine was a spicy chicken burrito with salsa and guacamole. Medium spice was just right for my liking; could even have opted for "ostra" (hot)! Ready in around 5 minutes, this is an excellent quick dinner choice on the road. Well wrapped too, so it's not too messy either and thus suitable "on the go" if need be :)

The breakfast here is a steal. For just 5,95 zł you get a coffee and burrito. Coming in just the…read moreright portion, the breakfast burrito contains scrambled eggs, lettuce, and jalapenos. A burning sensation in your mouth is a great way to start the day!

I will absolutely be coming back. Typically kazimierz prices but absolutely worth it. Delicious,…read moreAmazing, Authentic, DO NOT GET SPICINESS ABOVE A 4 though!

This place was incredible! The service was the best on our whole trip and the food - MAAAH GAAAD!!…read moreSooo good. We ordered the margaritas and they were also delicious. And food wise we ordered nachos supreme, jalapeño poppers and enchiladas. NOM NOM

Szybki Lopez is a great place to go when you need to grab a quick bite. For 8 zł you get an…read moreentirely decent burrito. Not quite what you can get in California obviously, but it's close enough. Tasty, filling, and a lot less stomach-upsetting than a kebab.

Restaurant ran by a young couple, working hard. If you are looking for a break from Polish food,…read morecome here. For Americans, it's like a "Chipotle concept". I had the chicken burrito, with black beans and guacamole and it came with rice, lettuce and I had hot sauce. It was good and cheap. No complaints except they don't serve you the burrito on a plate, it's hand held eating, so I guess you could ask for one if you need. I would have taken a photo but I needed two hands :-)

Second Alebriche in Kazimierz. It's an improvement over the original. The location at Karmelicka…read morealways felt a bit claustrophobic, being in a cellar. The new place is roomier and cheerier. That it is in Krakow's nightlife district is another obvious plus. Alebriche is an authentic Mexican restaurant. Don't expect to find TexMex here. I always have problems ordering because I don't know what the dishes are. The new menu is quite helpful in this regard as almost every item is accompanied by a photo.

Typical tourist trap! This was probably one of the worst Tex-mex I've ever tried. Overpriced and…read moretasteless. Waitress was not familiar with the menu and she was not able to answer questions about ingredients. Don't count on having a good drink there. Waitress didn't know what kind of alcohol they use to make margaritas! After further investigation, it turned out to be vodka!! I would expect Tex-mex/ Mexican restaurant to master their margaritas. The two stars are for the "Hola" greeting.

This place has amazing ambiance! It's true. A chandelier made of beer bottles, hats on the walls…read morewith wanted posters, and cool outfits for the servers. To be honest the look from outside drew me in. Luckily I was a bit hungry and got to try a few different small dishes from here. I had their nachos, salsa, guacamole, empanadas. The guacamole was homemade you can tell, delicious. The empanadas were interesting. Not exactly the same as what they are in the USA or Mexico, these were more like soft tacos, still tasty though. Servers were friendly, greeted us right away and were bilingual here. The food time and service throughout was okay, not the best but hey it is Europe after all. So did I think this place was awesome? The food and service weren't amazing, just good. But the ambiance is very intricate and itself gets 5 stars.

Taco Mexicano El Pueblo is a cosy place, located very close to the Main Market Square in Krakow…read more Before going there I heard good and bad opinions about this restaurant (mainly that what they serve is not real mexican food, but tex-mex ). My impressions: I really liked the ambience - charming mexican music in the backgroud, the staff was kind and they brought a plate of peanuts before serving the food - simple thing, but very cute. The food I ordered - Burrito Chihuahua (even if maybe not traditional mexican) was reeeally good !

Wow, Well those…read moretacos were different...they had hard shells and had melted cheese inside, lettuce and red onion. So everything is a little different, not authentic, but can I say better? It's a better different spin. I'm not sure if it's because they don't know or they are winging it, but they succeeded!