For a small little hole in the wall, down an alley way, it's not a bad place!! I'm happy we…read morestumbled upon this place almost a year ago. Last time they didn't have seats outside and now there's almost like tiny little kids tables made out of crates to sit on! They're cute! However the table top fits one plate. There is high rise tables on the inside though, so no worries. The guys who have taken our orders spoke really good English so don't worry. I do recommend the chili con carne, you get a lot of meat, I've had the chorizo before and maybe had four little sausage pieces in it, not worth the extra money. If you get spicy, it's not too bad. There's just a little kick, not a whole lot. we will be coming back!! Cannot wait to try other things from their menu!

Customer service sucked, the guy was very rude and condescending. The food wasn't that great I was…read morevery disappointed.

The place has crappy Mexican food loud and bad service. Would not recommend the placeread more

The food was gross. The only good thing about this place…read morewas my waiter and the drinks. That's about it. I won't be coming back.

This place belongs to the older generation of Mexican food in Germany, before all the imported hot…read moresauces and seasonings and before the fast food soft-flour-tortilla-taco bars, back when the emphasis was on Tex-Mex favorites and Chili con Carne. The result? Not bad, but a few tweaks could make it a lot better. Margaritas are not listed prominently on the menu, which is off for a Mexican place, and they only offer frozen, but upon request the server changed it to "on the rocks." The crispy taco was not crispy, perhaps the shell was stale or not toasted enough. The hackfleisch was overly sweet. The chicken enchiladas were better. But no guacamole? They were out of avocados. In a Mexican restaurant? That should never happen. The nacho chips tasted store-bought which is fine, but there is no excuse for using jarred salsa. Overall it wasn't bad, but certainly not the best one in Nurnberg.

We booked for 9 persons since 1700. When we came to the restaurant the manager said "sorry we…read moreoverbooked!!!" I feel so disappointed because my family was hungry and my children they haven't ate since 1400.

Um......ok..............guys from Texas should NOT try Mexican food in Germany. I got a platter…read morewith three tacos and it came with salad. Everything tasted just fine- it just was not very mexican. The tacos were almost like goulash with a dash of cumin, lettuce and cheese. You have to order chips and salsa, suprisingly the salsa was good but in a tiny little ramakin and the chips were like doritos or something, again not horrible just not very mexican. My friend had a burrito with a side of salad. the menu is like a Chili's in the US, their was also a buffet- I didn't go there- at the end of it though the cook came out and invited anyone that wanted food off the buffet to help themselves as he would have to clean up and throw it out anyway. I almost tried it but didn't. Ok it wasn't great but it was an "experience". I got the feeling from the signs around that

If you like real Mexican skip this place. The tacos are really pulled pork and the chicken is in a…read moresweet chili sauce. The service was mediocre . Definitely not worth the money or time. It is trying to be Mexican but it completely missed the basis of Mexican.

Not too shabby…read more.. The area was packed but we managed to get one of 3 unreserved tables inside for dinner. They've got a good location, a fairly large seating area inside and a small outside patio. We weren't really sure what to expect from Mexican food in Nuremberg but were pleasantly surprised. We opted for tacos, fajitas, a couple of margs, and the chips & dip tray. All the flavors were quite good and well received. The chip portion was massive in comparison to the dip sizes, but all meal portions good. Service was friendly and fairly fast. Of course it's not the best Mexican food in the world, but we really enjoyed our meal and wouldn't hesitate to return.

Great food with short wait times. Staff was helpful and even…read morechecked with us multiple times to assure comfort.

Our son and daughter-in-law brought us here. West Coast tacos and burritos Oregon style! Have…read moreheard the tofu is awesome but did not try. We had the San Francisco between my wife and I. Plenty big and enough for both. Great flavours and did not over power the palate. Would recommend for sure.

I visited this taco shop in Nuremberg and I loved it. I'm from East Los Angeles, The only thing…read moreneeds to be worked on is there rice and beans but the tacos and burritos are fire.

Prices have changed/went up drastically compared to the photos of the menu posted. The portions are…read moresmaller than what was expected and the taste is subpar/bland. I had the sirloin steak fajitas and chicken quesadillas. The salsa was very lacking of taste and felt very liquidly. Customer service was nice though.

This family owned business is really good. The food fulfilled a wish I didn't know I had at the…read moretime. It is so good. Be aware that the portions are rather large, though. The service was knowledgeable and friendly.

OMG. Absolutely horrible. I had fajita steak. I knew there was in issue when it was soaked in…read moregrease that tasted like chicken. They must reuse the grease.. Seriously, worst Mexican I've had anywhere in the world. I had the poopies. Not recommended. By the way, you need to improve your drinks. It tasted liked sulfur in the water and gutter alcohol.

Street tacos, long island, Gin and Tonic. Not bad, would give three stars but when I waived down…read morethe bar tender, service was quick. I wont revisit but the vibe is lively with tunes and it seems to attract the younger crowd (students).

If your going to be a Mexican Restaurant, then be a Mexican Restaurant. Don't be cute by altering…read moretraditional meals just to fake being fancier than you really are. Do you know what your doing? Do you know any Mexicans. Have you ever meet one? I ordered the 3 Taco meal. What you brought me was your obviously canned or bagged, pre-made Chili von Carne in Hard Taco shells. Taco shells like the ones we all can buy in the grocery store. Not authentic. Do you even know what the hell a Taco is !?!?! Putting Chili in a Taco shell doesn't mean it's a TACO !!! It's GAY-A-Y !!! (and you should feel shamed) (A fair and accurate review) by, Douche MaGoo