This place is owned and run by an American and his lovely Danish wife. It's very credible Mexican,…read moreand should be, because Jon the charismatic owner grew up in Los Angeles, where they know a thing or two about tacos. The night we went they were slammed with business, and had run out of the delicious ribs. I hope to eat them next time, though, because they looked and smelled delicious. I opted for comfort food with the Chicken Chimchangas, my friend had the tacos, and my husband had the best dish of all 3--the chili con carne, which was delicious. Desserts are also very rich and well prepared. The ice cream served with our cake was of high quality and much more dense than the ice cream you normally get on the side. Friendly service, nice atmosphere. I will be back!

It's hard finding a decent Mexican food place in Denmark…read more Low and behold, I got lucky. Having been referred here by a friend, I have to say, I had high hopes. Just like my friend has. The food is amazing. Right temperature, the right size. I got to talk with the owner and chef. A very nice American. Gave me a couple of the fresh tortillas to take home. I will definitely be coming back.

Simple, very good food and accessible prices. I don't eat spicy but I found decent food for my…read moretaste too. Obviously people who can do spicy have many items to choose from. The location is very good too. 4 minutes walk from Nørrebro.

If you're American or Mexican and looking for authentic Mexican food you'll be disappointed…read more However, for a tasty Mexican fix you'll be satiated. Prices are reasonable at about 79DKK for a Chimi meal with rice and chips, and the portions and flavor has gotten significantly better over the last year and a half. Flavor (and spice) has been adjusted for the Danish palate.

Okay, so if there's one thing I know, it's Mexican food. And if there's one thing I have been…read morelonging for unrequitedly (is that a word? am I using it correctly?) since my arrival in the land of the vikings, it's also Mexican food. Sure there's Taco Shop (texmex) and La Fiesta Mexicana (arguably also texmex) and a whole slew of other places that CALL themselves Mexican, but let's face it, aren't really, and moreover, are just bad, but actual Mexican food is something I had to abandon when I decided to move to Denmark. It became clear to me that mastering the Mexican flavor was something that came with years of exposure to Mexican culture, entire childhoods that were built around eating out at Mexican restaurants, and extensive travel around Real Mexico (ie: not resorts). So when yelp community manager Emilie posted pictures of tacos on yelp a couple months ago, she was met with a little too much skepticism by yours truly. REAL tacos?! In Denmark?! PLEASE. This is no lie though. I would not lead my fellow taco-loving constituents astray on this one, scoutshonor. Real tacos now FINALLY exist in Denmark, and while I miss Fortunen (they changed names and food styles after never quite getting what they wanted out of Fortunen, and bleeding through four chefs before they finally just decided to quit on new nordic tapas and move full speed on over to central america), I couldn't be more delighted about the replacement, which I will visit over and over again, until I'm so burnt out on tacos I can't imagine putting another one in my mouth (aka: never). One area where I feel like they could still make improvements is their guac(amole). It's not bad, but it's definitely not Mexican. Commendable effort though given the TERRIBLE quality of avocados available in Copenhagen. You gotta make do with what you got, I guess. They should also put Corona on the menu, even though we were met with a very valid reason for why it's not (they have Modelo, and it's just as good). Pro-tip: never say no to tacos. Also, there is no such thing as too much ceviche. Just sayin'.

Tacos and margaritas in the sun, with a view on Christiansborg castle - what's not to like? As soon…read moreas the sun came out, I had to go and test Condesa for myself - after all, I'd heard many good things about it! The tables outside can't be reserved, and since everyone was out and about in the evening sun, I was already mentally preparing myself for a long wait. The staff don't assign tables, so you just have to watch like a hawk and pounce at the first opportunity - which, lucky for me, came after only a couple of minutes. We got the 6 tacos to share and some tuna ceviche, alongside some margaritas, of course! The margaritas are excellent, and I'd definitely recommend to go for the pitcher if you're three or more (or two in a REALLY good party mood). The food arrived quickly and looked amazing. We got the three classic tacos: beef al pastor, pork, and fried white fish. They were all amazing, but if I had to pick a favorite, it'd be the pork. The tuna ceviche was brilliant, with chunks of fried corn-on-the-cob and avocado, and pretty spicy as well! Staff was friendly and quick, although we realized after we'd left that we never got the pitcher of ice water we asked for. I'll be coming back for another round of tacos and margaritas in the sun, that's for sure!

Tacopop is an authentic Mexican taco shop in Copenhagen. I chose the Capitalist tacos, where I got…read moreto choose 3 different types: al pastor, chorizo, and carne asada. You get to choose a salsa, so I ordered chipotle, and I ordered guacamole and churros. All were fantastic, full of flavor, heat, and spice to warm me up on a colder evening. The churros were made fresh and I shamelessly ate them all. Service was kind. There are a few tables on the inside and I saw a ton or pick up orders as well.

Best price and quality of authentic mexican food I've had in Denmark!…read more Has a lot of great options for vegetarians, gluten- and dairy-free options and everything is customizable to your liking. I personally really enjoy adding avocado or guacamole to my tacos. My recommendation for shareble food is definitely the pollo macho og pollo con mole gringas! It has everything; melted cheese, meat, salad, green salsa and you can add guacamole or refried beans if you want. That tastes delicious and is easily shareble, since it is cut into 3 large pieces

Look, I get that expecting out-of-this-world authentic Mexican food in Copenhagen is unrealistic,…read morebut this is legitimately probably the worst burrito I've ever had in my life. The refried beans and rice melded together into a completely flavorless paste and they didn't even bother to put cheese in the burrito, just dumped some cold shredded cheddar on top. Chips were also stale and the 'salad' was tasteless. Go anywhere else.

For a place in Copenhagen selling Mexican food, I was pretty pleased with my meal!…read more Don't expect to get the same thing you'd get in Mexico. You're not in Mexico and you're paying like 70DKK for a meal that's huge. Stop overthinking it and just enjoy it for what it is - a decent attempt at a cuisine that's under-represented through most of Europe. Taco Shop needs to work on their salsa, and to make their tortilla chips stay crispy. But that's okay, my chimichanga was huge and I couldn't finish it! They were also very happy to accommodate my no beans request. Go with an open mind and an empty belly. You'll leave full and still have some cash in your wallet, too.

I really wish I could be kinder to this place, because the older couple working there seem really…read morekind, but alas, I can't do that to you. At first glance, this might look like a sure thing--a cozy little takeaway place advertising Mexican food. I'm not sure what the food is, but it's not Mexican, not even Tex Mex or frozen El Paso entree Mexican food. It is diabolical. I ordered the chicken quesadilla, which consisted of marinara sauce, chicken, rice, and mellemlager ost, plopped down on a "tortilla," which I'm pretty sure was made from the diabolical pizza dough used at the worst pizzerias here. My husband's chili con carne wasn't much better, I'm sorry to say. The saddest part of all? These entrees were 90 kroner each! Avoid this sad place. Seriously!

Excellent burger, but fairly slow turnaround on the order, always takes 20-30 minutes, even though…read morethey always say "15 minutes".. So don't choose this place if you're in a hurry, but if you've got time, it's one of my favorite burgers in CPH.

Yuca Taco is what I call good street food. There are only two different tacos at the menu, and they…read moreare really simple with just a few ingredients each. I like that - because it really shows that less is more. They both taste amazing, and if you need some more heat, there are sauces on the side, that you can add. The van moves every day, so it's not sure that it's on Stefansgade. One taco is a small snack, and three (for 70 dkk) is a small meal on the run. I don't think that three can count as a dinner, you need something more.

Chasing tacos - that could have been a good movie title…read more ...and it does get better from there. You're very advised to chase this blue truck by following their instagram, facebook, twitter - whatever. They serve good tacos and the man cooking and serving it - he does know his stuff (I've watched him being "interviewed" by some Mexican customers at Torvehallen). I love all the tacos they serve but my favourite must be the spicy sausage one (more like falafel than sausages to me, but hey - I'll eat anything as long as it tastes good)- The vegetarian option is very good too, as a matter of fact, I love them and want them all. Wish I could have a taco subscription or klippekort! That could've been convenient :P

Cute interior and decent Mexican food. Wasn't able to try too many options because it was not…read morecheap! The burritos were around $26 usd. The staff is very sweet however.

Right off the bat--this isn't authentic Mexican food. Tacos and ceviche were covered in cilantro,…read moreand I love cilantro, but it was much. However, besides that, it tasted good! The wings did not taste like Mexican food, it's a peanut sauce so it reminded me of Thai food. It was also cold, so it was just plain odd.