Tried this Mexican restaurant that really put effort into creating an authentic Mexican vibe --…read morecolorful decor and lively atmosphere. The food, though, tasted quite different from what I've had in Mexico. The enchiladas and burrito had their own unique twist, not quite traditional but interesting. Service was good, and there were lots of drink options. A nice spot if you're nearby and want to hang out or be social with friends.

After some very questionable Tex-mex in Poland (marinara pasta in a tortilla...what?), I am happy…read moreto report that this place will fill your Tex-Mex needs. The classic margaritas to start were refreshing and delicious. They served complimentary tortilla and salsa to begin with, and the tortillas- that they make there!- were very good. I had the Barbacoa quesadilla, and husband had the chimichanga. The quesadilla was good, but skip the guac, it's not worth it. The chimichanga was really just fajita chicken and veggies in a seriously deep-fried tortilla, but it was good. They gave little finger bowls for washing your hands after you eat, so be careful in knowing what this is ;) they are not trying to be silly with the glassware The kitsch was quite over the top (server outfits and fake guns with the bill...not sure what they're going for here) and it was imho a bit inappropriate. So, there's also that. But if you're really craving something that passes for Tex-mex, this is the best from what we've tried so far

After exploring 5-8 "Mexican restaurants" in Warsaw, dos tacos is the most traditional Mexican (not…read moreTex-Mex") we have been able to find. Tacos are flavorful and serve on soft corn tortilla, as Mexican culture suggests. Nopales are a delicacy and beans soup tastes like home. Strongly recommend the "michelada" if you are willing to try spicy Mexican beer. Best part: our waitress spoke excellent Spanish and English. Oh! Beware of "kids parties" as it can get very noisy. I suggest to call ahead and make sure no kids parties have been schedule.

Pros: Menu variety, live music at night, fast service Cons:…read morefood quality a little disappointing I've tried many Mexican restaurants across multitude of countries, and this place is not the greatest. The food tasted OK, but it didn't impress me or the people I had dinner with. I ordered a quesadilla and it looked and tasted like somebody made it hours ago and it just got reheated prior to serving. The cheese wasn't melting and stretching like I usually like my quesadillas, and the cheese mix used in it was average. My companions ordered fajitas and I was surprised that some of the provided tortillas were actually a little hard! Overall, I'd say it was okay, but I'd recommend to avoid if you can go to other Mexican restaurants that are better. If you happen to be in the area, give it a go but don't bring your hopes up.

Oh my goodness, we finally found good Mexican food in Warsaw! This is definitely the best out of…read moreeverywhere we've tried (which is pretty much everywhere). The margaritas were delicious and bold, not watery at all. The elote was not what I would expect from that, so many pass up on that, but it was still very good. It was covered with some sort of chimichurri sauce. The quesadilla was divine and full of flavor. There is outdoor seating on the main sidewalk with plentiful indoor seating as well. They have another quieter patio out back if you are hoping for a more intimate setting!

I love Frida & this restaurant honors her well. The food was delicious & the atmosphere was…read morecolorful and fun. Our server was very nice. I would totally go back to eat her for dinner in the future.

Great choice for some Mexican food- the patio seating is great for the summer! There are lots of…read morefun drink options, but I stuck with a simple margarita. It wasn't great so I'll try something new next time, but it was refreshing. The aquachile appetizer was great and had a nice level of spice from the jalapeño. I recommend going here!

I had the totopos ( corn chips and three salsas) which were very good! But there were only about…read moresix oversized chips and I also had the carne asada taco and one mushrooms Al pastor taco. Both of these were pretty tasty! My date had the El Niño quesadilla. She thought that it was too much to eat!! The decor is very punk style Mexican, but it's a pretty cool and young hangout! There were only a couple of other people there on Wednesday night around 8 pm!!

Ola !! Some days…read moreyou wake up and dream about Mexican food ! Not you? ... Ok.. Nevermind! So I checked on mydeal, website to obtain some promotion for restaurant! And I found promotion for this one ! And.. Ok the quantity was really enough for 2 people but it was kind of tapas... And I was a bit disappointed! Indeed... It was not real Mexican but mix of Polish/Mexican specialties ! So food was good but not so Mexican ! After we checked meal that other people had and it was looking better ! So I would not recommend the tapas plate! There is really small balcony (for 4 people only) but still nice to enjoy it ! Adios amigos !! :)

2.5 out of 5. Very average food - chorizo taco dripping with fat and the flavor wasn't very…read morechorizo'ee. Margarita was OK. I was expecting a little better.

Great food & excellent service! Perfect Cinco de Mayo lunch! Decor & presentation was wonderful.read more

Seriously freaking love this place…read more I have had "Mexican" food here in Warsaw at a couple of different places and I have to honestly say this place rocks. They have actual pinto beans in the food. You might laugh if youre not from Poland at this joke, but pinto beans are a rare find here in Poland and essential in Mexican food. Making authentic mexican food hard to come by here. However, Mexican food is by nature, fast food and the burritos here are delicious, well portioned and the most authentic Mexican burritos I've had so far. The service is exceptional. Attentive English/Polish speaknig staff who are very sweet and friendly. This is also a rarity here in Warsaw.

Meh. Mexican food is always disappointing in Poland. This one is definitely in the bottom few…read morerestaurants but it doesn't rank the lowest. This is mostly due to the fact I know what it COULD be aka Chipotle. The service is never good (I've been 3 times). The guac is 5zl!!!! The chips are not fresh. The salsa doesn't taste too grand and it's over priced. However, I still go back because there are no other options in Zloty... :(

We ended up here because we could not find an open table at META, located next to LaFiesta - would…read moreI return to LaFiesta? NOPE...I'lll wait for an open table at META. Based on the advice of a "local," my colleagues and I went in search of an authentic and good vodka bar. We found it, META. Unfortunately, it was crowded and we could not get a table... there is a reason, good drinks and great people. We found an open table in a bar next to META, La Fiesta, Tequila Bar, but before we left META's area, a table of "locals" that quickly befriended us offered me a shot of his vodka that his table was drinking...who am I to say "no?" Great folks and vodka. So...although a tequila bar, we wanted to drink some good, Polish vodka, not available in the states - our waiter, in a hushed voice stated that he has a great vodka that is the best NOT on the menu, but available. With such a great build up, how can we not partake. So after a few minutes, he returns with a bottle of...wait for it, BELVADERE?!?!? I admit, we looked at each other and said, WTF? Its vodka that's available back in the states...so we quickly begrudgingly drank it and returned to our hotel where we had some authentic Polish vodka (Wyorowa) not found in the states. So, IF in Warsaw looking for great vodka and camaraderie (drinking is an international activity), go to META...IF looking for tequila and Mexican food, La Fiesta may be the place for you. I cannot comment on either as I did not partake in the food nor tequila, but based on what they served as the best vodka in Poland...I would pass.

Finding a good Mexican restaurant in Warsaw is about as easy as finding good Polish restaurant in…read moreMexico (which begs the question: Did you really come to Warsaw to eat Mexican food?). That being said, if you are tired of the usual pork, potatoes, stews, cabbage, etc. and have a hankering for something Mexican, then this place will offer up something comparable to the pseudo-Mexican appetizers one gets from Applebee's or TGI Friday's. The service and atmosphere are both fine, but the prices are just a tad bit high for what they are serving.

I went with a friend less than a week ago. The atmosphere was good and the waiter was nice (and he…read morespoke English beautifully). The food, well, was a different story. He got the pasta with olives - that came out so ridiculously dry. It clearly sat under the heat lamp for too long. I suggested that he throw some olive oil on it just to get some moisture in the pasta. So, no stars there. I got the chicken tacos and zucchini and goat cheese salad. The tacos were decent; definitely not "Mexican" and I could not taste the guacamole. The white sauce on them was good though. Next, the salad. Well, anything with goat cheese is delicious. The bread with goat cheese and goat cheese chunks were redeeming within the salad. The top part of the salad was good, but the bottom part was laying in a pool of water. We were disappointed to say the least. I had high hopes for this restaurant. I will say that I wish I tried the drinks - they looked really delicious & fun! They also have some good happy hour prices (I think on food) on Thursday from 4-7pm.