I tried going back today, and they were not welcoming at all. When I asked they gave a lot of sas,…read moreand told me "I'll be there in a second." It took them 45 minutes to seat us. I was excited to eat but then they told us they would be closing and kicked us out. I was beyond shocked and had no idea what to say. I was with my friends and treated them with kindness and manners, seriously, don't visit 0/10.

I came back again, and they were extremely rude, they gave us even worse food, I found nut in my…read moreburrito. There is something seriously wrong with this establishment.

It's challenging to be "100% authentic Mexican food " (per their website) in a far away country…read more Finding alternatives and supplementing ingredients is expected. El Cabrón provides fast, pricey food with a great ordering system involving large electronic menu boards- can pay by cash or card. Centrally located in downtown San Sebastián. They offer different language options which is awesome. I ordered two tacos with combinations of two sauces: habañero and green sauce. The tacos were okay. The meat was the best part of them. The tortilla was hard-ish and tasted like it had sugar in it. It didn't have the standard Mexican additions of cilantro or onion. The hanañero isn't too spicy, if you love spicy sauces. I couldn't resist the least-Mexican dish on the menu- Nutella burrito. It was a lot smaller than I thought it would be. The taste was good- you really can't go wrong in my book with Nutella. I ordered a side of guacamole which was good. They don't sell a side of tortilla chips, only large bowls of fully-loaded nachos. My total cost was about 11€, which I consider a bit pricey, since I was still hungry. I think I chose poorly with the tacos. Next time, I'd get the nachos- it's large and looks filling. The food is good. The atmosphere is fun and casual. There is seating and a bathroom downstairs. It's a good place to get an evening snack or meal.

This place is AMAZING. Food was delicious and the atmosphere was incredible. Would come back…read moreeveryday if I could. Service was great too!

This place has a fun trendy vibe. It was off in Gros which is across the river from Casco Viejo…read morebut not too far and well worth the walk. I only had 2 pinxtos here but both were noteworthy. The fist was fish eggs served on a small lime sliver. It was delicious and something that you would not imagine being paired together. The second was a delicate white fish over a cauliflower purée and an interesting green olive oil based sauce. The whitefish was perfectly cooked with its skin and paired very nicely with the flavorful sauce. I would definitely recommend checking this place out.

This is great Mexican food. Not just because it's one of the only Mexican spots I've seen in all of…read moreFrance but the combination of flavors. They do a really great job of mixing authentic Mexican flavors with a French European twist. The use of tomatoes, cucumbers, and vinegar in the dishes was very unique. The nachos are amazing too. Very happy to stop by Pau for some great Mexican food!

Not too bad for Mexican food in France. I would eat there again though it wasn't as good as the…read moreMexican food in Southern California.

Amazing food and service, waiter spoke English and Spanish very well. Will definitely come here…read moreagain when visiting.

I was so glad to find this restaurant. We were pretty much pintxoed out, and were craving some…read moredelicious Mexican food. This place did not disappoint. While they do serve pintxos, they also have a menu for tacos!!! Halleluia for tacos! The food did not disappoint either. The chef/owner is from Mexico, so believe me, the tacos were authentic and so delicious. I had a combination plate consisting of mole, al pastor, and shrimp tacos. They were all so delicious. Excellent food and service. Kudos to Chef Velloz! Please note though that the correct name is Cafe Kursaal.

So far the best Kebab in town…read more Nothing more to say. Thanks Momo! ;)