This place is REALLY an hidden gem. On the menu it is written that you have to order your food from…read moreJust Eat and collect it at the bar. If you ask to the bartenders it is kind of difficult to get to the right guy who is actually taking orders for food (very friendly and helping guy). However, when you manage to get you tacos you understand that they really worth the efforts. Tortillas are made from scratch and you get a generous amount of good meat and good quality toppings. Considering the price (£10 for a set of 3 tacos) it is a true bargain considering the high prices and low quality of most of the Mexican restaurants in London. Best tacos in London by far. Great place where to spend your Taco Tuesday.

Genuine Mexican restaurant, perfect seasoning with that Latin touch ... I highly recommend :)read more

I've always secretly loved Exmouth Market. It's kind of a hidden gem just past Angel before you get…read moreinto the heart of Clerkenwell. During most of the week days, there are a bunch of pop-up food stands and the market gets swarmed with amazing smells. While trotting home one day, I saw a big Mexican flag waving towards the back end of the market. Quickly, I detoured during lunch time and headed through all the stalls to find Freebird Burritos. Swedish owned and operated, these fine Scandinavians made me one of the best carne asada (steak) burritos that I've had in London. The meat was lean and juicy and the spicing was excellent. Add in some tasty refried beans, cheese and a good helping of rice all wrapped in a tasty, albeit flour tortilla. So good and I can't wait to check out one of there other locations.

After having a burrito I usually have a (known among my friends) "burrito baby". Y'know, the…read morepost-work paunch that doesn't love work pants that keeps happening because YOU CAN'T GET ENOUGH BURRITOS? Yeah. Totally worth it. Like Chris R (hey, Chris R!) I also love - not so secretly - Exmouth Market. And I love their weekday food stall set-up where you can get a quick fix of Indian plates, or thick-cut beef sandwiches or...ACTUALLYIDON'TKNOWBECAUSEIALWAYSGETBURRITOS. Freebird Burritos are great. The staff is great (point 1), and they wrap their burritos like pros (point 2). Pork, beef, chicken and vegetarian burritos are options, as are fajitas and the "naked" burritos which basically shoves all the key burrito gear into a box without a tortilla. I'm not a big meat-eater, but the meat here is great...slow-cooked, no gristle, perfect bite-sizes, mega-tender. I always get an extra side of guac (60p) because it's a rule that avocado makes everything better. In my ideal world I'd add some more kick to it but, hey, that's being extremely picky. One burrito (6 pounds-ish, depending on your modifications) is more than enough for a hearty lunch. Which means I've never tested their chips or salsa or other things (but, note, they exist as options!). Yelp note: my new "secret sauce" is half HOT sauce half mild pico-de-gallo-style sauce. End result? A delicious medium heat. Y'welcome.

We had a great meal at Wahaca Mexican Restaurant in London. The decor is beautiful and creates a…read morewarm, inviting atmosphere. We were greeted by the hostess right away,. Our waitress was friendly and attentive and took our drink order quickly. We ordered a wahacacolada and a mojito, and both were great. For dinner, we ordered the slow-cooked beef burrito, which arrived at our table quickly. The beef was tender and the burrito was very good. While we enjoyed the meal, I wouldn't consider it authentic Mexican cuisine, it has more of a modern twist which is probably what their aiming for anyway. Between the excellent service, great ambiance, tasty drinks, and enjoyable meal, we had a great experience and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a great place to eat in London.

Great music servers and food! Delicious and unique! I thoroughly enjoyed it $ incredible guzpachoread more

Good tacos with a nice atmosphere and decent margaritas…read more Came here with friends from work for a fast bite near our Brock-street office. We shared a big plate of taco ingredients and tortillas. It was all very good and the good news is that with the variety there was something everyone liked. The space was chill and upscale while also feeling trendy. The drinks were also nice, mostly margaritas. In the end, nothing really stood out enough for me to remember or come back for if I wasn't in the area, but it would probably make my easy list of places that won't disappoint near the office.

I came here for the tantalizing malcajete, marinated meat platter with red sauce in a bubbly hot…read morecauldron. Unfortunately, Mestizo charges per person and the minimum and maximum is two for this item So I couldn't order for one without paying forty dollars , and I'd be damned to pay that much. Having this rule is ridiculous. I've never been to a Mexican restaurant forcing you to order something that can easily be portioned to one. I ordered a marinated chicken with rice and beans. The beans were out of this world. Such a unique flavor I definitely was not accustomed to in the states. The rice was unfortunately bland. The chicken was marinated in this red sauce and was tasty for the most part. However , when I made my way to the center it became dry and had a weird taste. If you're gonna order this dish, proceed with caution. The dessert really outshined and redeemed my visit somewhat. I ordered the tres leches cake. This dessert is basically like a Mexican version of sticky toffee pudding. There are many overlapping factors. One key difference is tres leches uses a milk and cinnamon base , so it kind of tastes like a horchata cake.

Food 5/5 Service 4/4…read moreAmbiance 5/5 Great envirnoment, wonderfull and delicious food, i was very happy to see lighting here

It was fine. Not as good as chipotle, but service was quick and friendly. It's a weekday lunch spotread more

Awful service from a racist blonde middle aged european waitress. Humiliated me in front of my…read morechild and partner over a small request that I made politely on behalf of my child. I didn't complain at the time as I didn't want my son to be more upset than he was by her but she ruined an expensive and what would have otherwise been a lovely day at the theatre. I'm sure I'm not the first or last person to complain about her. Just because you have a menial job doesn't give you the right to take out your frustrations on your customers.

I really enjoyed my breakfast here. It was an easy walk from our hotel and is located on a corner…read morewith outdoor and indoor seating and glass-walled doors all around for a perfect view. I chose the avocado toast with eggs and tomato and it was filling and sumptuous. My fiancee chose a spiced yogurt with fresh berries and we both had coffee. They had a nice breakfast menu and friendly staff as well as clean and well-kept bathrooms. Service was prompt and food was out quickly. Will def. come back again!

Stars: Tuna tostada, Baja fish, soft shelled crab. Meat tacos (beef brisket, pork al pastor) fairly…read moreforgettable. Cocktails are good, on strong side. Service was good. As with other places in the area, the trains overhead gets quite loud. Better indoor seating than outdoors

I came back, this time with a reservation. It was okay. I don't think i would've missed out on…read moreanything if I hadn't eaten here. Food was decent. Was a bit taken back on how small the tacos were.

Oh mi corazon... how I miss your colorful walls, tasty mezcal cocktails and delectable desayuno…read moreoptions. K, so for those of you from the UK, just know that those of us from the US consider this one of the top spots in Lundun-town for a good Mexi-brunch. For those from the US, SoCal peeps, in particular, hit this place up when you're missing the tastes of home. Those chilaquiles, holy crapoli, so damn good. And the cocktails, were always choice. Sadly, I often forget to take a pic as I was usually just jamming this goodness in my face and enjoying a grand brunch with my mates. I can't wait to return. On my short list of must-visits when we go back to see our old town. You know what Sheeran and Stromzy said, bruv... I've been away for a while, travelled a million miles But I'm heading back to London town right now and stopping into Corazon (ok well, I added this part, but I'm sure they thought it.) ...so, take me back to LONDON!

What?!? A dope Mexican spot in Soho??? Yes. It was perfectly located AND the food and beer were…read moreawesome. The carne asada tacos were just okay, but the carnitas tacos were AMAZING. I live too far to come back anytime soon, but I will definitely be dreaming about the carnitas tacos long after we head home to the states.

Pro-tip: they have odd hours and have closures on the weekends, so plan accordingly . The law of…read moreodd hours never fails me, as it positively correlates to the quality. Served on the make-line, Daddy Donkey Mexican Grill is an upgrade from the most popular burrito chain in the world. I ordered the daddy y burrito with chicken rather than the carnitas with all the freebies , and their house made chipotle salsa. Very tasty. The chicken was made with love, and also was properly seasoned and flavorful. The chipotle sauce was appropriately spicy, but there was a pleasant almost slightly sweet after cool effect. Never had something like this, but it works quite well.

Nice spot for a Burrito. I had a Beef Burrito which had a generous amount of meat, it is not just a…read morewrap of rice. In addition, meat was good and extremely juicy! Service is quick and price is fair.

Robbery- l wanted to order a side order of tortilla chips- £2, and a pot of cheese sauce to dip…read morethem in- £2, and then was charged £8 for chips in a box drizzled in barely any cheese

It's true what they say, this is basically like Chipotle (American-based Mexican takeout chain)…read more While they haven't yet discovered brown rice, they do offer mesclun mix instead of romaine which offers an interesting spin, and their hot salsa (salsa verde) is legitimately hot and freakin delicious. I'm a California native who's been eating crappy Mexican food on the east coast for too long. I came to London not expecting to find much culture outside of bangers and mash, and this was the perfect taste of home. Their guacamole was fresh, the chicken was nicely seasoned, and their salsas were mouth-watering. Did I mention that I came 10 minutes before they closed, but they were still welcoming and their food was still perfectly fresh? I asked for the steak but they had put it away already, and while they kindly offered to bring it back out, I declined. The chicken was just fine as was everything else. Thanks Chilango for that quick bite of home (and for a reasonable price might I add)!