Mexican cuisine is full of diverse flavors which can spice up your dinner and make it more extravagant! Sometimes it is pretty challenging to choose between chilaquiles, burritos, tacos, or even empanadas.
Check out the best places to order tacos with a margarita on the side!
A cafe of outstanding traditional Mexican cuisine was established in 2017 by three brothers who dreamed of creating the place for families, friends, and loved ones. Even though you cannot experience the authentic atmosphere of the place, you can always order delicious food from there!
Their specialties include various tacos: grilled chicken breasts, pork meat, eye round beef, steak beef, minced chorizo, pineapple, chicken & cheese, beef & chorizo, or a vegetarian option with or without the cheese, or just a vegetarian option. The portion includes four soft tortillas, accompanied with guacomole, house salsa, and limes. Price starts at 199 Kč.
The famous branch of the Mexican cuisine, Las Adelitas, has an outlet fully devoted to tacos. ‘We offer tacos that resemble Mexico and satisfy the nostalgia for our home food,’ is the motto of the café, and we cannot agree more with it!
The main ingredients of tacos include pulled chicken breast, sauteed diced beef, pulled pork leg, sauteéd slices of pork leg, and a vegetarian option with sauteed opuntia cactus! Furthermore, you can mix & match tacos with drinks: for example, three tacos of your choice and margarita will cost 269 Kč.
A restaurant focusing on the Mexican street kitchen is awaiting your order on one of the delivery apps – Bolt food, Wolt, or Dáme jídlo. Taste great dishes & feel the real spirit of Mexican culture!
Their tacos have an authentic touch and have mouthful fillings. The starting price for the portion is 219 Kč. Each serving consists of four tacos with such flavors as beef, beef & cheese, pork, pork & cheese, chicken.
You might know this café by their famous truck, traveling around Prague and offering Mexican food, from tacos with tequila to burritos with cold Corona beer. This is an attractive option for the events and parties which need to be catered!
Their tacos are the real jam and the secret gem of the city! Their price is the lowest in the entire metropolis, and everyone can find the dish which would satisfy the most. Starting from 45 Kč, you can try tacos with such fillings as chopped chicken breast, chopped slowly roasted pork, minced pork, grilled beef meat, grilled gambas, grilles cactus leaves, or grilled peppers poblano with cheese.
This is the place where both Latin and Mexican cuisine intersects and develops a mouthwatering experience. Every Tuesday, there is a deal ‘Taco Tuesday’: four tacos (two vegetarians, one with pork, and one with beef) can be purchased for takeaway for only 155Kč.
During the other days of the week, you can find deals on the other traditional dishes such as Aztec soup, empanada, nachos, chilaquiles, and burritos! For example, there is a deal on the weekend: ‘For every purchase of more than 100 Kč, get a package of 10 Moctezuma tortillas & 1 Squirt for free!’
This is another café with a great variety of traditional and street Mexican cuisine. The inspiration to open the place came from the founder’s trip to New York, where they fall in love with the simplicity and freshness of the Mexican food in one of the taquerías. At the end of 2019, the café was successfully opened in Lidická Street, Praha 5. Now, it is awaiting its visitors for takeaway.
There are a great variety of dishes on the menu – nachos, burritos, quesadillas, and tacos. As for tacos, different fillings are available: pork, beef, chicken, or vegetarian option. The starting price for the taco is 75 Kč. For a drink, you can have a magnificent margarita (0.25l), Corona beer, lemonades with various flavors, and water.
Situated in the heart of Prague 2, Little Mexico invites you to try extraordinary meals from the Mexican Street kitchen. Mexican dishes are made from recipes created approximately 9,000 years ago when the first inhabitants of Mexico began to use corn in their food. In the restaurant, you can try the unique Mexican beers and lemonades.
As for the main dishes, there is a variety of delicious food: from burritos to quesadillas. In the restaurant, there is a deal for tacos every Tuesday! You can have as many tacos as you want for the price of 40 Kč per one piece. The fillings include beef, pork, chicken, and the vegetarian option. On other days of the week, the price for the taco starts at 50 Kč.
According to Blesk.cz, large-scale paintings are starting to appear more often in the streets of Prague. However, V Háji Street, in Holešovice, is now wholly unique.
The Tesla building is decorated with a giant mural with a girl’s face, which has an unusual feature. Thanks to striking colors, the mural can clean the surrounding air with the same intensity as an equally large forest area.
Such paintings may be a suitable form of improving the air in the future, especially in cities where there is a problem with planting greenery and no place for it.
Mural, large-scale paintings, graffiti – all of the instances are referred to as street art. Recently, paintings by modern artists have started to appear more often in the streets of Prague.
Undoubtedly, we are talking about those legal, thoughtful, and processed by the masters of their craft, pieces of art. No one wants to have ugly scribbles on the building’s facades that can remind some people of the plague of past decades.
In recent times, large-scale paintings decorate gray walls around the metropolis. For example, at the Opatov and Vltavská metro stations, new murals are now being prepared.
A few days ago, the Vychovatelna mural tram stop that will commemorate Operation Anthropoid was created in Prague 8. Nevertheless, even greater uniqueness has emerged in Holešovice recently: a 350 m2 painting of a girl’s face was formed on the Tesla building, which has one impressive feature. It can clean the surrounding air in the same way as trees can.
Colors that clean the air
The giant mural was created as part of the campaign for a more sustainable future, We Share The Same Future, backed by two multinational companies, Footshop and Nike. ‘We didn’t want to do another advertisement on the facade. That is why we contacted David Strauzz, an expert in the field of large-format painting, and offered him this new concept,’ explained Jan Sedloň, Footshop’s brand manager.
Furthermore, the place was not chosen by chance at all. The Tesla building is large enough, so it was possible to use as many unique colors as possible to clean the surrounding air. Soon, the Tesla building will be reconstructed, so there is no need to dispose of the painting.
For the 350 m2 painting, 130 kilograms of the unique ecological paint Airlite from Italy, which is 100% made of minerals, was used. Colors work on the principle of photocatalysis: the contact of the paint with the energy of sunlight leads to the chemical decomposition of harmful substances, which are transformed into already safe salt molecules.
Overall, the painting can absorb up to 88% of pollutants from the air, eliminate nitrogen oxides, VOCs (volatile organic compounds), and leave no room for mold or overheating of the building.
Although the painting can’t provide things like asbestos removal, it can remove many pollutants that don’t involve particulate matter.
Solutions for the future?
In the nearest future, such kinds of paintings could be a solution to clean the air in cities. The effects are the same as the same area of forest. It is evident that greenery can never be replaced by anything. Still, as a supplement, it is definitely a valuable asset. The only obstacle can be the price: such a large wall will cost hundreds of thousands of crowns.
The mural will remain in Maniny until the end of the summer. It will disappear due to the planned reconstruction of the entire building. To a surprise, special paints do not lose their ability to clean the air even after a very long time. ‘The company that produces these eco-friendly paints is 10 years old by now, and their first projects included painting a tunnel in Rome. To this day, it eats up pollutants and cleans the environment, so for now, we know that painting can work for at least 10 years,” concludes Sedloň.
Biogas stations, solar panels on Prague roofs, heat supply from wastewater treatment plants, chargers for electric cars, and replacement of city buses with low-emission ones.
As Pražský deník reports, these are the five significant projects with which the metropolis wants to meet its energy commitment, signed two years ago.
The document commits the capital to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 45% by 2030, compared to 2010, and by 2050 to turn Prague into a completely carbon-free city.
Specific projects for the implementation of the plan will cost hundreds of billions of crowns. “There is an opportunity to revive the economy after COVID-19; the essence is an investment in new technologies,” said Deputy Minister for the Environment Petr Hlubuček (STAN).
He also underlined that the EU supports the fulfillment of commitments, and European sources will be financing individual projects.
The magistrate’s commission for sustainable energy and climate, headed by former Minister of the Environment, Martin Bursík, has taken on to ensure the fulfillment of grand plans.
The accomplishment of the declared goals is to be ensured by a supporter of concrete measures. However, ridding Prague’s dependence on fossil fuels will be extremely expensive; the commission has calculated the total cost at 230 billion crowns.
New biogas station
Five of the main projects include the construction of a biogas plant that will process household waste. So far, Prague citizens understand relatively little about sorting the garbage. The station probably will be based in Malešice.
It is planned to be built by 2028; however, there is no evidence of the exact plans. Similar facilities are located in Vienna, Munich, and Berlin.
Another major project is the reconstruction of a wastewater treatment plant, a heating plant for the upcoming Bubny-Zátory district. It could replace 30% of current supplies from the Mělník’s coal power plant.
Yet, the flagship of the Bursík Commission is a project Energy Community that aims at covering 20,000 Prague roofs with photovoltaic panels. Owners of family houses, schools, cooperatives, associations of owners, and entrepreneurs can participate in the project.
Nevertheless, the most controversial topic is the maintenance of electric cars. The city wants to build 10,000 public chargers by 2030 for e-cars. Furthermore, there will be electrified public transport lines.