Prague Restaurants

Cantina

#4 of 598 things to do in Prague

#13 of 12768 restaurants in Europe

3 reviews | Write a review

Good for: Romance, atmosphere, food, Budget Travellers, Groups

  • Address
    • Újezd 38
  • Transport
    • 6, 9, 12, 20, 22, 23
  • Website
  • Phone
    • 257 317 173
  • Hours
    • 11.30am-midnight

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Lonely Planet review for Cantina

This homely hacienda, decked out in bleached pine and Brazilian coffee sacks, serves up the most authentic margaritas in Prague – perhaps a little light on the tequila, but nicely iced and with a good zing of fresh lime. The menu is as good as Tex-Mex gets in this town, with big portions of burrito, chimichanga, quesadilla and fajitas with both meat and vegetarian fillings; if the salsa isn’t hot enough for you, there are bottles of chilli sauce on the table to add a bit of bite. This place is popular, so get there early, book a table, or be prepared to wait.

 

Traveller reviews for Cantina (3)

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    Great food and lively atmosphere

    csomakmelinda recommends this,

    Perfect fajitas and Chili con carne in a big portions.

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    yummy mex tex

    funnyineurope recommends this,

    When I crave burriotos and taco salad I go here.

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    A long-lasting pleasure on the Prague restaurant scene

    cmakalova1 recommends this,

    Cantina is one of the rare good-old restaurants in Prague. It has been there since I started to go to secondary school more than 11 years ago and since then, surprisingly and luckily, nothing much has changed, neither the excellent quality nor the generous quantity nor the fair prices. The Mexican owner is often around to check on the service and insure the customers don't go home without tasting the daily cake. Nothing fancy, but good old Mexican tortillas, enchiladas in a relaxed atmosphere and decoration consisting of hanging boxers. It has a prime location in the Mala Strana neighborhood, so it is a convenient to stop by when on the walk. Definitely recommend as many other especially Italian/Mexican places in Prague might be a rip-off!

    Good for: Romance, atmosphere, food, Budget Travellers, Groups, Solo Travellers, service, Families

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