eu fiquei meio decepcionada hoje quando jantei no seu restaurante. eu visitei o México várias vezes e moro na Califórnia aonde em cada esquina tem uma taqueria ou restaurante Mexicano. nunca na vida havia comido um taco doce e hoje comi 2 no prato Combo Guacamole. a comida estava sem pimenta alguma. faltou coentro no tempero, e o músico tocou pagode. esperava uma música e uma comida mais Mexicana, e foi uma comida e musica abrasileirada demais. A música também estava alta demais. O coquetel nao-alcoolico era bom mas a comida não tinha nada de mexicana. read more

Other than the nice decoration and the entertaining ambiance, I would not recommend this place. It is probably the most overpriced restaurant in town. The menu is very limited, unoriginal and bland. Service is OK. Not worth the long wait for a table. read more

This is the best Mexican restaurant in Floripa that I have found. That being said. The food is not really good. However, if you are craving Mexican type food, then go here. The good thing is that they are open on Monday nights. The problem is that if you come here after 8, there will be a line out the door. So best to show up earlier. Once inside, they have a guy and a girl dressed up in the Mexican outfits with bottles of tequila on holsters and shot glasses like ammo. If you want, they will pour you a shot and do some crazy stuff with your head before you actually do the shot. Then they will put it on your tab. And the tequila that they use for this is disgusting. Foodwise, you get your standard taco's, burrito's, enchilada's, quesadillas type Mexican. The nachos are not very good and the guacamole could be done better. There are mexican beers (Carona, Dos Equis) to name a few but they are over-priced. read more

After a hard charging day at Praia Mole, you need to fuel up. The uninspired tex mex fare may leave something to be desired, but it is a nice break from the Brazilian standard grilled meat, rice, fries, piece of lettuce, 2 tomato slices. The decor is straight out of a Robert Rodriguez flick, with dim lighting and brightly colored stucco walls adorned with creepy skull masks. Felt like every local with something to celebrate on a Tuesday night was here. Birthday, anniversary, promotion? Check, check, check. There were servers (guys and girls) scantily clad with holsters of premixed booze making noise, pouring shots down people's throats, and generally encouraging mayhem. It was nonstop amusement to behold. 2 stars for the food. 5 stars for the entertainment value. Round up because, hey, it's Brazil! read more

Just stop it. This isn't Mexican food. It's Brazil's version (the sad version) of Mexican food. I tried to get past the kitsch. I tried overlooking the blatant stereotypes. I even forgave their sad music. Because this is a restaurant. All of that can be overlooked if the food is a star. This food was just maddening. Guacamole that wasn't guacamole. Enchiladas that were just wrong (my first clue should have been the spelling). Queso that didn't melt properly. Nothing was right! I grew up in Arkansas. I know what you're thinking, what do I know them about Mexican food. TONS. Arkansas has authentic Mexican restaurants, with real Mexican recipes, real Mexicans cooking, and real Mexican music. This was none of those things. It was overpriced, under-seasoned, flat and not worthy of calling itself Mexican food. The restaurant needs to call itself Guacamole, we can't make it, but we sure can f#+! it up. read more

They try. Roaming mariachis will play the usual Guantanamera, La Bamba, Besame Mucho, Cielito Lindo, Guadalajara... A funny tequila dude also roams around. He's got a Jimador to offer in each pocket, one silver, one reposado. That gets one star, since I figured they'd only have Jose Cuervo Gold.. The enchilladas (spelled on the menu with 2 l's) were simply flour quesadillas that weren't cut and were folded over and then drenched with sauce. Ugh...The guacamole was more like salsa verde. Appealing for Brazilian and European tourists I think, based on who looked like they were having the best time in the joint, but if I ever went back, I'd only be drinking here.. read more

Four of us staying at the Novotel Hotel decided to check out this restaurant. We want to have Mexican food but this is more of a tex mex place. The food was mediocre and it was very very loud. I strongly don't recommend this place read more

Maybe it's too much to ask for a good Mexican restaurant in Brazil, but I'm sure they could do better. Food is overpriced, and you don't get the spiceness I'm used to getting from Mexican restaurants in SoCal. I can make a better guacamole. It's very entertaining with their dancers and "tequileros", but I wouldn't pay the price again. read more

TERRIBLE! Upon arrival, our waitress(Fernanda) had to explain the inefficient tablet system- in which you can't customize your food and is very inconvenient for a large group. She was the only waitress overlooking about 8 tables. Bless her heart. The food came out very quick, but it was cold when it came out. When we asked for to-go boxes, she took our food and went around attending to other tables (she sat our food down on other customers tables as she was talking to them, VERY unsanitary) I would never visit this restaurant again. read more