I was looking for some decent Mexican food in the Confluence area, and I found it here. I got a…read moremini burrito with pork, green salsa, and all the trimmings (plus guac, which was a bit extra I think). It tasted like a blander version of Chipotle or Panchero's; the corrigated metal decor was also reminiscent of Chipotle. The food was tasty though and I enjoyed my burrito. They could use some training on proper burrito rolling, however, as mine completely came apart as I was finishing it. I did really like the mini-meal, which was a mini burrito and a drink for 6.99. The same meal with a full-size burrito was 9.99. You can add a dessert to your full-size meal for another 3 euros. I was impressed that I heard the two employees speak French, English, and Spanish during the 45 minutes I was there. All in all, they met my expectations, and I would go back.

I think this is one of the best places to get Mexican food in Lyon. (Yes, Lyon is not a great place…read morefor Mexican food. But still.) The people working here are nice, the food is tasty, they have interesting soft drinks, and it's very good value for money. This is one of my favorite places to eat in the Confluence shopping center.

Food was very fresh and very good! Outlaw burrito and chorizo nachos were great. Open kitchen…read moredesign and you can see them cook your meal.

Probably best meal i've ever had. I was speechless. I had…read morethe chorizo quesadilla and the pitcher marg. I'm in LOVE.

Our youngest son wanted taco's at any price. So we Yelped ariund and bumped into this little spot…read morewithrefernce. Personally not a huge fan of taco's & co was positively surprised.. Nice strawberry margarita to start, after a tomato sopa azteco and marinated beef taco. Service very friendly and one must be aware that place is very pequeño.. So reserve...

I just got home from a delicious meal at Don Taco. Yay! Joy! TACOS! After reading Camille L's…read morereview, I decided to give this place a chance. I have high standards, my mother lives in Mexico and I'm from NYC, so I wasn't expecting much. The meal started off well with guacamole and bean puree. While I would have enjoyed both with some jalepeno for a little kick, they were still both tasty, particularly the guacamole. The beans could use more seasoning but still good and fresh tasting. Next I had the tacos al pastor. These were the stars, well-seasoned with a delicate mole marinade and topped with a little pineapple, onion and cilantro. I asked for hot sauce and they gave me something wonderful, not very hot but just enough kick to put a smile on my face. Finding this taqueria feels a bit like home.

I came with my boyfriend from Mexico and after spending a week in France, we were seriously craving…read moresomething with some spice. And a lime! Lucky for us, we happened to walk by this spot and stopped in to grab a bite! We were greeted by (who we came to find out later was) the owner, who was tending bar and taking care of the entire front of house on his own. And killing it, by the way. We let him know we were visiting from Mexico and San Diego and the conversation just took off from there. My boyfriend's first language is Spanish, so he was stoked to be able to speak with someone who also spoke Spanish and wasn't speaking in the dialect from Spain. We ordered the al pastor tacos (which are my favorite in Mexico) and were SO impressed by how delicious and authentic they tasted! The tortillas tasted fresh and the meat was seasoned perfectly. They even included the little slice of piña! Come to find out, they import a lot of their ingredients straight from Mexico. We reveled in the spicy salsa and the tang from the limes. It was a welcome change of pace from all the French food we had been eating all week. And washing it down with a nice mezcal was the icing on the cake. French food is amazing, don't get me wrong, but absolutely nothing beats Mexican food, in my opinion. I could eat it everyday! Add these guys are dishing up the real deal in the heart of Lyon. Check it out if you're missing a taste of home or if you're just looking for something not smothered in cream, butter and cheese!

This place has super nice servers and is definitely a local spot. I felt like all of the drinks…read morewere distinctly overpriced considering that it's really not a fancy place and service is also not fancy. That being said, I had a great mojito. I think the price simply does not match the atmosphere of the place, but if you get a drink it will be good.

I give this place points for how lovely it is in terms of decorations. They also have tons of hats…read morefor people to wear. In France, you can't be picky about Mexican food but when I ordered nachos and simply got 12 chips with toppings on them, I was seriously disappointed. It was a fancy restaurant's take on how to present a dish that should really be simply comfort food. And as for taste, meh. Three stars suffices.

We were welcomed by the enthousiastic waiters and got a sombrero on our head to get in a good…read moreMexican atmosphere. I liked the interior and the vibe, although the way the waitress spoke to us made me think of being at Disneyland. She explained the whole menu to us. Nice, but we know what fajitas and guacamole are. We both went for fajitas, which were very nice. The guacamole was a bit too acid, but the cheese was fresly grated and the bean puree had the perfect mix of spices. We were enjoying good food, a good night. So far, so good. Until my friend found a freakin' kitchen magnet in the guacamole! What the hack. Those things are the size of a 1 euro coin, how is that even possible? We lost our appetite and even before we could protest, the waiter grabbed all the food of the table and returned it to the kitchen. He tried to make up with tequila, but because I had to drive we had to do it with an alcoholfree tequila for children? Not very happy with the way they responded to this big error, which for sure is going to be a good reason never to go back to this place! I know Iron is good for us, but a magnet in my food is way out of line.

Mexicans can finally scratch the itch when they're feeling homesick!…read moreA little authentic Mexican taqueria that has a good variety of Mexican dishes with reasonable prices. You shouldn't be in a hurry, the service is good but a bit slow. I'll definitely go back for some more tacos!

Great place. Lovely food, good service and atmosphere. Nice and cheap. Varied menu. I had the tacos…read moreand they were gorgeous. Good selection of Mexican beers as well.

It's more a toasted wrap (with fries inside) than a taco but it's quick, nice, and tasty.read more

A really great idea and worth a visit for something unique in France. Would say the tacos are more…read morelike a schwarma or a kebab wrap but was really good food at a great price.

They were incredibly kind and understanding of my lack of French. Spoke very good English…read morethemselves too! The food was very affordable and great value, I usually got the chicken tacos or the quesadilla, only like 7€. Very tasty, ate here multiple times throughout my stay. If you like Mexican food, go here!

I ordered a vegetarian burrito, it was excellent! The food was made quickly and the price was…read morereasonable. The staff was friendly and spoke good English.

We came to Lyon for a couple of days to visit a friend. After a horrible day of delays and…read morecontinuous problems, we wanted a good meal. This restaurant came to us by surprise. We hadn't tried Indian food before. Just arriving there a nice mood could be breathed on the environment. The combos they have are real combos: 3-4 dishes plus desert and side dish... We definitely recommend the Tandoori Chicken, the Cheese Nan (Cheese Pancake), the Chicken Curry, the Plaow (Basmati Rice) and the Halwa (sweet sponge with vanilla cream) made our dinner the best we've had in some time. The staff (Indian and Asian, as the restaurant had a fusion of Asian and Indian food) were really kind, funny and smiley. The perfect English of the Indian gentleman serving us was very helpful.

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