Tex-Mex

Butch's Burger

In the quiet Art Nouveau neighborhood of Vinohrady there is a small establishment called Butch’s Burger where you can sample American, Tex-Mex and Mexican cuisine at its greasy best! The small take away restaurant features traditional American and Tex-Mex plus Mexican treats such as juicy burgers, spicy chicken wings, massive burritos with Chorizo meat, stuffed quesadillas and much more. The prices are very affordable, even lower than most McDonald’s meals, while the American and Tex-Mex plus Mexican fare at Butch’s Burger is of a much higher quality. So when you are craving

Cantina

This is a step south of the border; Mariachi music and Latino classics echo through the reasonably priced, bright yellow space, which caters to a trendy crowd of young professionals and expats craving zesty Mexican cuisine. Brazilian coffee bean sacks cover the ceiling while neon Mexican beer signs, neon cacti, colorful sombreros and pictures of the Mexican rodeo complement the numerous Aztec figures dotted around the place. Usually busy, the combination of Tex-Mex favorites and the upbeat atmosphere is a crowd pleaser; reservations are recommended. You can expect a reasonably priced menu

Jama

Jama, or The Hollow, opened its doors in 1994 and has been going strong ever since. Located close to Wenceslas Square, Jama is popular with locals and expatriates, but surprisingly not with tourists. This cellar bar is lively and fun with occasional live Jazz and Blues, cool music playing from the speakers, friendly service and an upbeat atmosphere. The walls are decorated with posters featuring Pop culture icons, musicians and famous movies. The large menu offers tasty Tex-Mex cuisine; careful, it is rather spicy by Czech standards. The specialty of the Hollow has to be their burgers, which