Decent spot to grab some good Mexican grub in Prague. The place quite busy on a weekday but I was…read moreseated right away. Service was good but food was just okay, nothing out of ordinary and it was missing bold flavors.

The service was excellent, the food was delicious, and the ambiance was wonderful. Nati was a…read morefantastic server friendly, attentive, and made our experience even better. Highly recommend this place for anyone craving delicious Mexican food!

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

The Las Adelitas in Prague is one of the best "real" mexican restaurants you can find. I would say…read moretheir style of food is more like TexMex rather than CaliMex, (which I am used to), they use more dark chili type sauce on their enchiladas, If you've wver been to the Texas border you'll know what I mean. The proce is reasonable. I think the owners are from Oaxaca, Mexico. Best to make reservations, because people that walk in sometimes get turned away. I will come back to this place again. The servers are polite and attentive. 5 stars!

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

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Our Uber driver suggested this place as we drove past and he was right. This is…read morea delightful establishment. It was our first dinner spot in Prague and just a few blocks from our hotel. The food was amazing and the portions were very generous. The staff were also very professional and courteous. Even though the place is officially cash basis, they were able to take our credit card since we had not yet had an opportunity to get cash yet. Just be sure to ask first (and tip nicely if they can do so).

Excellent food, I recommend the Guacamole and Chips appetizer. Everything is very responsibly…read morepriced, and the atmosphere is fantastic. Service is friendly and fast.

Wow, this place was perfect in every sense. From the moment we were greeted the service was…read morefriendly and quick. I ordered guacamole salsa and it was fantastic. And despite being in a Mexican restaurant I decided to try ribs and they were oh so tender and tasty. Drinks were ice cold and I liked the restaurant ambiance. I would absolutely recommend this place.

My 400th review! It…read morewas tough finding an open non-hotel restaurant serving full American breakfast, so we were surprised to discover Restaurace Jáma the Hollow. It is an American style pub and full of Rock and Movie Americana. It also served full American breakfasts and burgers. In the end, I ordered the English Breakfast LOL! It's a classic English fry-up with grilled sausages, English back bacon, two eggs, hash browns, grilled tomatoes and mushrooms, baked beans and toast of your choice. This was my favorite breakfast in Prague. Service was good. One local brought his dog in for a round of petting. Jáma is just a relaxing, good place to eat a hearty breakfast, lunch or brunch. At night I'm sure it's more of a boisterous bar.

I am a student from the US who has come to Jama twice since I got here a month ago. I first came…read morefor a wine tasting where Max (the owner) gave us amazing descriptions about the wine and how it's made paired with delicious food and service. The second time around I came for a beer tasing (either tasting I would highly recommend). We sampled six different beers paired with spectacular wings, ribs, chips and salsa. If you're looking for a great bite and a great drink while in Prague stop by Jama.

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.

This is a cool Mexican restaurant that serves very tasty and authentic meals for truly amazing…read moreprices. The service is not always the greatest and if you come in a larger group it may take a bit longer to get the food . The interior is simple with colorful paintings on the walls. The restaurant has pleasant atmosphere and is great for gatherings with friends. I wouldn't come here in case of special occasions but for lunch or ordinary dinner it is definitely a great choice.

Žlutá Pumpa is pure tragedy. Terrible service and terrible food which is very far from mexican (do…read morego to Las Adelitas few blocks away, which is a great choice). Anyway it is often quite full of youngsters. Pretty much a place for students.

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.

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.