Such a cool concept!! In Between Bar literally sits between two restaurants -- Fuzed…read more(Asian-American) on one side and Los Bajitos (Mexican) on the other. There are openings inside the bar that connect to both restaurants, and the menu lets you order items from either spot, which makes it perfect if your group is craving different things! We started with the bao buns, which I've had before and they are always my go-to must order. Absolutely delicious every time! The dry ramen bowl was very good and came with a generous portion of chicken. They weren't able to add the fried egg and substituted a boiled egg instead, which was a little surprising and not what I had preferred for this dish, but the dish was still flavorful and good. The Texas burrito bowl was excellent -- fresh guacamole, steak, chicken and shrimp, and really great flavor throughout. Between the unique setup, the ability to order from two different restaurants, and the solid food, this is a fun spot that's definitely worth checking out!

I hate writing negative reviews, but people should know about our experience. I stopped at Los…read moreBajitos yesterday for a quick lunch by myself. Right from the start, things felt off. Instead of seating me, the employee pointed at a menu and told me to order. I started giving her my order, but she walked away in the middle of it and had another guy take it on a handheld device. I paid right then and there, which seemed a little odd for a sit-down restaurant, but I didn't think much of it. My chimichanga came out in what had to be three minutes or less. It was so fast that I couldn't imagine it was freshly made. Unfortunately, it tasted just as disappointing as it looked. It was incredibly bland and had an almost chemical taste to it. I kept trying another bite, hoping it would get better, but it didn't. I finally gave up after just a few bites. The restaurant itself didn't help my appetite. The silverware looked dirty, the music was blasting, and the whole place just felt grimy. While I was eating, an older couple came in to order takeout. They were told they could only place an order online. The woman looked at me and said, "I guess we can't eat here then because I don't know how to do that." I ended up bringing the rest of my meal home, and my 16-year-old son ate it. Over night, he became terribly sick with severe gastrointestinal symptoms that we believe were food poisoning. He's never experienced anything like that before. I only ate a couple of bites myself, and looking back, I'm glad I stopped when I did. After all of this, I looked up the restaurant and saw that it had received a health inspection score of 80 not long ago. I've rarely seen a score that low, and after seeing the conditions inside and what happened afterward, it made me even more concerned. Needless to say, we won't be back. This was a really disappointing experience from start to finish, and I would encourage anyone thinking about eating here to do a little homework first.

Had lunch the other day with a friend, and it was good. Not the authentic Mexican I'm still…read moresearching for, but we had several tasty items. My friend recommended the black bean dip, and it was quite good. I'm a guac/salsa & chips girl, but this was a nice change. It was flavorful and had a nice smoky kick from chipotle. Sadly, this is another Mexican place that has eliminated the free chips & salsa. For my entree - a Mad Mex bowl with shrimp. The grilled corn was a great addition. The faro was a bit thick with the other items, but the grilled peppers & onion, with fresh cherry tomatoes, avocado, and shrimp were really good. I did ask a server for some salsa, and she brought a small ramekin of this *fabulous* pineapple habanero salsa that she said was her fave, and I quickly saw why. Excellent stuff - the pineapple really sings with a zip of citrus & heat. Yum! My friend got his usual - the crispy Baja tacos. The 3 tacos were crammed with cornmeal breaded & fried tilapia, slaw, avocado, cilantro, and topped with a zingy chipotle aioli. The only negative to me was the flour tortillas; I'm a corn tortilla girl. That dish came with rice o & beans. It was a TON of food. We each ended up taking food home. It was a nice lunch. Service was ok. Next time I come, I'll either try their signature burrito or - my friend's sister's fave: the wings (at a Mexican joint?!?). My friend - who has been coming for years - thought the prices had gone up on the menu. Almost $18 for *tilapia* fish tacos is definitely a bit much. Still, I would try it again. Love the decor inside. The place is huge. Great for big parties.

Mad Mex has been overshadowed by Noodlehead for me for the past year, but I finally decided to give…read morethis place a shot after signing up for their birthday coupon! It's a very lively space with a not-too-adventurous menu (great for less adventurous grandparents). Some things that I wish were a little smoother include: - not placing us with a baby directly under a strong cold air vent - faster service for both drink refills and getting our food out, this took extremely long on a weekday evening Overall we had a decently good time and I'd consider coming back for happy hour or late night happy hour, but it's unfortunately not high up on my list for a regular meal based on how long everything took.

Mad Mex NEVER misses! The staff is always friendly and efficient. They have moody lighting at night…read moreand when it's warm they'll have their big windows open. The vibes are always fun! I've never had something I didn't like at mad mex it's truly that good! I always start my meal with a picka dippa (it's a 3 dip sampler) and ALWAYS get bean dip as one of my 3. My go to entree is the wingo tacos or wingo wraps but you really can't wrong with any of their food! You also can't leave without getting a marg! They do seasonal ones and switch them quite often

I love a good Mexican joint and this place had great food and a great vibe. Service was friendly…read moreand fast and I enjoyed my experience from start to finish.

Delicious and authentic food with great service. We especially enjoyed the Taco Toppings Bar, which…read morehad an extensive list of ingredients, including sauces, vegetables, and spices. The guacamole was outstanding and the chips were great, too. Some of you may remember the Tin Front Cafe, well Los Galitios is now in that space. I remembered the cute patio out back, and it's still there, so that's where we sat and it was delightful.

I came here with three other guests after we heard that this place had Mexican food most similar to…read morewhat we miss from California. I ordered the birria tacos and one of my guests ordered the quesabirria, both of which being almost entirely flavorless. The consommé was oily and lacked any flavor whatsoever. The only thing I enjoyed was the meat inside. My other two guests enjoyed their burrito and mojarra frita, so the experience may depend on what you order. I did feel the food was overpriced, though -- our chips and salsa alone were $8. Our waiter was very kind, but unfortunately not very attentive. We waited quite a while for our check, and my water was never refilled. On a positive note, one of my guests asked for avocado and was brought an entire sliced avocado, which ended up making for some inexpensive homemade guacamole.

Love the the authentic and open late night. There no place to be when is 2:00 outside and no place…read moreis open, check this place promise you will not be mad . My go to is the loaded nachos with chicken and steak OMG! There open till 3:00

The inside is nice, lots of good seating options and a nice area to hang out in. The food is ok,…read morenot my favorite but not bad. The staff is cool. Mainly, it's trying to be a cooler chipotle. And it very slightly is. It's aight I guess.

We all know Mexican food is no good in Pittsburgh. We must admit it. People say in hushed tones in…read moredark corners, "I wish I could get a burrito around here and not be disappointed. Sure, I want the basics - like tacos and guac and enchiladas - but sometimes I want to mix it up, like a t-bone steak topped with chorizo and cheese, or shrimp cooked in a pineapple. I dream of a menu with an unreasonable number of options, all at reasonable prices. And even if I pick one of those options at random, I want it to always be delicious. Indeed, Jim Gaffigan says that the foundation of all Mexican dishes is the same four ingredients, so why can't they all be delicious? Surely, surely such a Mexican restaurant like this exists in Pittsburgh, but now that ICE destroyed a just-okay place like Emilianos, I guess we'll just have to accept that good Mexican restaurants don't exist around here." Yes, these are all things that we say. I myself said this for years. But now that Casa del Tequila has come along, I can no longer say it with a straight face. It's official: Pittsburgh now has a Mexican restaurant that's actually really good. This has been one of our go-to spots for a while now, and everything here really is delicious, whether it's the fajitas, burritos, quesadillas, chimichangas, or more unique options (yes, they do cook shrimp in a pineapple). Even my two-year-old loves the place, who calls salsa, guac, and queso all "dip." The staff are really friendly, and everything really is pretty affordable (especially when you consider that you get basically two meals worth of food from any order, but it's just one meal for you, and you feel a bit ashamed about that, but it's also so satisfying). Yes, Casa del Tequila has immediately become a cornerstone of Pittsburgh Mexican food, which is only fitting, because it sits on a corner at a prime location in Squirrel Hill. I can only hope that the Manor movie theater next door now smells like those delicious, delicious fajitas.

The carne asada and their side of rice is amazing. I would recommend everyone try this place…read more Also, the staff are very friendly and the service is pretty good! Very chill, lowkey vibe and it makes you feel like you are eating a home cooked meal. When busy though, sometimes the service can lack which is why it's not a 5.

Good Mexican restaurant. We've heard good things about this…read moreplace over the years and always wanted to try it. This is the first time here and we'll definitely be returning. The Service was exceptional and Javier took good care of us. We had the Seafood Quesadillas, very good with large shrimp. We also had the Vegetarian Fajitas, also really good with lots of fresh veggies. The free chips and salsa to start you off are really good. These guys are doing everything right. Thanks Javier, we'll be back soon!

Everytime i'm here everything is perfect, the service, the food, the atmosphere, so clean…read more They have the best beans i have ever had and I have worked in Mexican establishments and patronized so many for years, and this will all be my favorite. there is no going wrong, everything on the menu is good.

Ceviche was excellent never had it with salmon, will be back for that! Service was great. I love…read moreto dine outside, the place was jumpin!

The best tacos!!! And you can customize the tacos to your liking! great service also!read more