I was a bit skeptic at first, since they're preparing their burritos as if it's a Subway sandwich…read more I've got to be honest though: it was fast, delicious and not too pricey at all. Will definitely return for a quick bite.

This is hands down the best burrito I have ever eaten in Europe. I love burritos in the US and have…read morealways been disappointed that Mexican food hasn't been exported to Europe with any sort of quality. Chidoz has done it though. The meat is well seasoned and all the ingredients are fresh and delicious. I would be thrilled to eat this in the US! Additionally the beer was pretty cheap having local beers and Corona. The staff was friendly and quick to prepare the food. I hope they keep expanding.

It had been a long pandemic and a longer time since I had been in the US. That means it had been a…read morewhile since I had Taco Bell. Fortunately, there is a Taco Bell in Eindhoven. The menu is decent, but definitely different than in the US. I chose the Seven Layer Burrito and ordered it without sour cream. So maybe I made it a Six Layer Burrito. I got it with Mountain Dew (of course). The cashier asked me if I wanted my food with nachos or fries and I had to choose fries because WHAT COULD THAT BE? It turns out, the seasoned fries from Taco Bell NL are delicious. This visit fulfilled my craving for Taco Bell. It wasn't a regular Taco Bell trip but it was still really nice and quite satisfying.

When I bit into my Crunchwrap, I smiled, sighed and said to my wife "I can live here now.."…read more Sooooooo happy, this ex-Denverite is. Taco Bell is exactly what I remember -- in fact, it's tastes like the best memories I have of the Bell. Like every other fast food restaurant, a side of sauce is extra, but there are three levels of heat for all meats, so I presume the mild, hot and fire sauces are already in the food. Still - fast service and good food, for less cost than the crummy Taco Mundo knockoff. We had the Nachos Supreme, a Stuft chicken burrito and a crunchwrap. While the chicken was perfectly fine, we both loved the beef nachos and crunchwrap. No steak on the menu, but carnitas - which I think would suit the stuft burrito better. The place has 2 floors of seating, a couple little couch areas and a table up front with plugs, like at schiphol, so you can plug in your laptop and get work done. Hopefully they can expand to outdoor seating. I'll be very happy indeed when they expand to the Randstad.

Our now go to Mexican place for us in Amsterdam, their fajitas burritos are the perfect meal for…read moreus. Very customizable, the fajita burritos have grill vegetables instead of rice, and can be ordered as a bowl. The bowl version comes with 2 tasty soft corn tortillas. My personal fav is the steak one, while the hubby likes their tempeh version. We order it as takeout, and it comes perfectly packaged in a paper box ready for enjoyment

I wish I could give 0 stars We went to have a steak burrito…read moreand the steak itself was chewy When we complained about it the cook gave us an attitude about it as if we were trying to get free food In the opposite we paid for food and got this thing that can't be good and I get it but the service was terrible Never stepping in this place again

Came here for lunch and it was pretty quiet but the chef was very welcoming and we were quickly…read moreseated. The decor and aesthetic are pretty casual and we didn't need a reservation. We ordered some of the tacos to share (they have 4-5 per serve) and I honestly think that these are pretty good for Mexican food on the Netherlands. The tortillas were freshly made and soft, and the mole chicken was flavorful. The downside was the carne asada was a bit tough but still tasty and came with some fresh guacamole. Overall since this place is local to me and the service was so friendly, I'd definitely come back and make this my go to for Mexican in my neighborhood.

Cool, hole in the wall place we picked from the reviews and the menu choices. Right off the bat it…read morehad an authentic vibe. wood floors, mexican inspired furniture and interesting decor. Service was prompt and we started off with house margaritas. They were tasty, sorry I forgot to get a picture, we are from Texas, so know good margaritas and tex-mex, these were on par with what we are used to. We also had their chips and salsa, which was good and better than expected as we have very high standards. Our friends arrived and we talked awhile before actually ordering. The place filled up fairly quickly but never got too loud for conversation. My wife and I shared the tacos carnitas our friends had the chicken nachos and a chicken burrito. Everyone seemed to enjoy their meals. Our tacos were flavorful, tasty and a good portion size. The only drawback, was not enough to deduct a star, was that the pico de gallo was wet enough that the tacos were resting in a shallow soup. Still they were good so no big deal. If you are from Texas and craving Mexican food, this is the place to go, 5 star service and ambience, reasonable prices, and 4.5 star food (so 5 star overall). If you are not from Texas or Mexico, and you want to try those flavors, try this place. Highly recommended, you won't be disappointed. Felize comiendo!

This is a little spot of southwestern US goodness. I lived in Los Angeles and Tucson for 22 years,…read more2 years in Amsterdam and I miss these flavors so much. The smells and tastes here were perfect, authentic and ,if you want it, spicy. The Pico and guac were absolutely heaven. I'm going to be here often!

The Burrito Maker doesn't disappoint! They make quality burritos and churn them out with the…read morequickness. They have a range of hot sauces they make in house. Guac is great, but portions are quite small. Their seating is limited, but the place has a great vibe. Service is excellent and they are always joking and laughing with me whenever I stop in, all the while making burritos. Great place to pick up some grub on your way to a picnic at Westerpark.

IT'S CLOSED! Like forever. CLOSED. Don't get drunk and look for Mexican food in Amsterdam! My…read moreiPhone, and my friend's Samsung gave us two different Flora locations within a few blocks of each other... WRONG! It doesn't exist. Neither one exists. Google: Sichuan Chinese... and thank me later, yes there are 2. Get the spicy noodles, and spicy pot stickers. Then go to La Cantina Amsterdam for ITALIAN another day... and thank me later.

Being from Arizona one of the things i missed most was good Mexican food. When i tried Flora it…read morewas like i died and went to heaven! Literally everything on the menu is delicious and exceeded my high expectations for Mexican food. As a bonus they do these excellent brunches with different themes chicken and biscuits is my favorite as real southern American biscuits are pretty impossible to find and sometimes a girl just has to have biscuits! The Nachos are one of my favourite things but everything truly is excellent!

The food here was delicious! So were the drinks! The service was also excellent. I got the carnitas…read moreand the house margarita. The carnitas were exceptional and I loved the house margarita. Thanks to this restaurant I didn't have to miss home much. Can't wait to come back!

Kua Mexican Kitchen is an authentic Mexican restaurant that prides itself on having traditional…read moredishes which are "truly" Mexican as opposed to the popular Tex-Mex style that dominates Mexican restaurants nowadays. Right off the bat, I would recommend Kua mainly because of the fact that it is one of the few Mexican restaurants in The Hague, plus it is the only restaurant (that I know of) that serves traditional dishes (the rest are Tex-Mex). So if you're used to Tex-Mex, I would highly recommend to go to Kua and try the traditional style Mexican food, as it is totally worth it. As for the service, the waiters are friendly. No negatives there. Despite my positivity about this establishment, there are some negatives. Firstly, the dishes are quite small. This is a shame because it's not advertised as a small plate/sharing type place. Secondly, the restaurant itself is also small, meaning that there isn't much space available, which leads me to my third negative point, you 100% need a reservation. Since the restaurant is small and good, it's quite popular. This means that it's always full and it'll be hard to get a table without having a reservation. Overall, I would recommend Kua mainly because of it's authenticity and the quality of the food. It may not be the best Mexican food ever, but The Netherlands isn't known for it's Mexican cuisine, meaning that Kua is the best restaurant available.

I am on the fence with them, it's between a 2 and 3 star. They are definitely not even close to…read morebeing the Original California Burrito Company. Their tacos and burritos are far from California or Mexican. However, I will give them another shot at some point to see if they even qualify for a 3 star, but I know one thing is that they are definitely not close to the real thing. I would suggest this spot if you are looking for good service, something fast and ok to eat or looking for a quick inexpensive meal. For the Gluten-free folkes you can order a corn taco to replace the burrito taco.

Not bad, but still deciding…read more As an American expat in Amsterdam and a fan of Chipotle-esque, cafeteria-style, foil-wrapped burrito joints, I had high hopes for The Original California Burrito Company. I've been here nearly 3 years and have yet to find a suitable substitute for my burrito love, but this place may have moved into the top position on my "next best thing" list. I ordered the "Original" burrito, the top item on the menu, but (huge caveat) I prefer my burritos bean free (blasphemy, I know). The burrito was nice and large, the same size that you'd find at a Chipotle in the States. This is an improvement over other burritos I've found here. The wrap was warm and soft, another plus. However, the ingredients, while delicious, were not warm. They were cold, even? This may be because the storefront has no door - it's open to the street, and the cafeteria-style ingredients are then subject to the cold Amsterdam air. The temperature of the ingredients - which in my case was pico de gallo, cheese, guacamole, grilled chicken, spicy sauce and rice - is my only major complaint. I had mine spicy, which - while not eye watering - was at a healthy level. It was very gooey with cheese and runny with sauce toward the bottom - but nothing I'm not used to with foil-wrapped burritos. The guacamole seemed lumped at one spot in the middle. I would have liked to see it spread around a bit more. They offer some unique sodas, brand colas, bottled water and Corona. I asked for a Corona but they were out, so I had a soda. Fine, whatever, but a Corona would have been nice. My burrito came with a handful of chips, which was a nice garnish, but nothing more. The establishment itself is pretty small, even for Amsterdam. There's maybe room for 15 people to sit either at a table or at a stool along the wall, and thankfully the place was relatively empty when I went there at 8:30pm on a Thursday. Take-away might be a good idea. The location is pretty good, in the south Jordaan not far from Dam Square. Staff was nice, and asked me if I enjoyed my burrito after finishing - a nice touch in a region of the world not known for warm customer service :) Verdict time: I give it 3 stars because while I enjoyed it, the ingredients were cold, but that could easily be remedied and make this a 4. But I'll definitely be returning!

This is my second visit to Rodeo within the last year. It is a pretty popular place for meat…read morelovers, so if you are looking to fulfill the carnivore in you - you may want to make this place your home. The menu has a really nice selection of both cold and warm starters, and the salad selection is above average for most places. They also have a small tapas menu, offer soups, fajitas, seafood and even lambchops. On top of all this, they also have one of the largest selections of steak cuts I have ever seen in Eindhoven. Here you will find flank steak, top sirloin, tenderloin and ribeye - and in a variety of different sizes. For quick reference, the steaks come in various sizes (grams). Here's a quick way to determine how much meat your getting with the portions that Rodeo offers for the steaks: 180g (6.34oz), 250g (8.8oz), 350g (12.3oz), 450g (15.8oz), 600g (21oz). On this visit, i had the small bbq ribs as a starter. This was just right as an appetizer. It's a small plate with 6-7 spare ribs that are lightly sauced and seasoned and they tasted pretty good. I would definitely order them again. For my main course I went with the mixed kabob tenderloin (250 gram) plate. This came with a small piece of beef tenderloin and two chicken cutlets that have been pounded flat. The steak was cooked medium - exactly as I ordered it, and the chicken was done perfectly without being overcooked. Both the chicken and beef tasted great. They also brought out with the plate potato gratin and a bowl with some small frites and mayo to dip them in. I would definitely come back here again. I've had good experiences both times and the quality of the food is definitely superior here. Just be aware that the average bill here tends to be higher than for other restaurants in the area. That being said, if you like a good steak, you will definitely want to give them a try yourself.

Steak was cooked well and flavorful. Onion rings appetizer was served with a sweet chili sauce…read morethat was flavorful. Corn was grill roasted and tasty. The mushrooms were grilled nicely too.

I enjoyed a plate of birria tacos and the tastiest passionfruit margaritas I've likely ever had…read more Being from Los Angeles, I feel like I know Mexican food, and this was well worth it. The waiter was friendly and welcoming. I would happily return!

One of the worst restaurants I have ever eaten at in AMS...DO NOT GO. The service was extremely…read moreslow, terrible food. Avoid