Terrible!! Terrible terrible!!! Leave the Mexican food to the Mexicans please!! I wouldn't eat this…read moreagain if I were drunk. Everything was bad smh

Place is horrible! I waited for an hour for 3 tacos and still didn't get them. Food was subpar, and…read morecustomer service sucks here. They tried charging me for the tacos I didn't get lmao. Gave me attitude when I told them I didn't receive the tacos I ordered. Now I'm standing drunk as fuck at a kebab place across from it waiting for my kebab burrito lmao. Would not recommend this place to anyone.

I walked one kilometer to eat here because, first, parking was impossible to find near my hotel and…read moredid not want to give up my space, and, second, the menu and photos made it appear that the food was nearly authentic Mexican. The server spoke a little English, so I ordered a small pitcher of margarita, a half-order of nachos (€4.75) , and the Tacos Tijuana (€11.00). The margarita was too sweet and had little alcohol. Meh! The server told me that I could not order just chips and salsa and I thought he said that I could order a 'half' order of nachos, but when the nachos arrived, it was a full order (€9.50), obviously a miscommunication, so I let it slide. The chili was not bad and it came with a small cup of guacamole and cheese sauce, but the chips were not house-made as appearing in the photos I saw, they were Tostitos. Had I known, I would not have bothered. Meh #2! The tacos arrived looking pretty good, four corn tortillas with a decent portion of carne asada and a liquified guacamole with small cups of green salsa and pico de gallo. They were pretty tasty, but four small tacos for €11.00 was not exactly a TravelValue. Overall, the food was decent, not great, and the service good, so I will go easy on them even though I was told the chef was from Tijuana. Meh...be I should not have walked so far for what I got. CombatCritic Gives El Villano 5 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

This place rock!!! sooo good I feel like in home Homemade…read moretamales yummm This place is my favorite so far...

Taco Tuesday ... HOOAH!…read more We saw the sign for Taco Tuesday with tacos ranging from €1 to €2 and the menu had some things my wife would like, so we asked for a table outside. The gentleman told us that he would be right with us, but we waited 15 minutes to be seated, too long. We were hungry and it was late, so we stuck around. I asked for a Margarita (€7), not knowing the price, even though I had asked for a Drinks menu, not available, something I hardly ever do because that is a sure sign that the drinks are expensive. It came in a small glass, maybe 8 ounces, and was filled with ice, having taken maybe three small sips to finish it off, 3-4 ounces of liquid max and extremely weak ... FUBAR! My wife's first choice, the Philly Cheesesteak (€11) was not available, so she decided on the Pulled Pork Sandwich (€9). I wanted the Al Pastor tacos (€1.50), but they were also out, crap, so I ordered two Carnitas (€1.50 each) and two Steak tacos (€2 each). My better half did not like the taste of the pulled pork, but it tasted fine to me. Her french fries were abundant, but were too salty, even for those of us who like salt on our fries. My tacos were on small 'street taco' tortillas with a reasonable amount of meat, but only some onions and radishes, no cilantro. They were actually pretty good, but not filling, so I polished off what was left of my wife's pulled pork sandwich and a few fries. For €1 to €2 a pop, I was not complaining. The service was good once we got seated and the food was decent, but the lack of available options and the price of my itty-bitty margarita would ensure that we do not return any time soon. CombatCritic Gives Brixton 3 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! #SNAFU

I highly recommend this place! The teriyaki wings and loaded fries are hands down my favorite. The…read morebrunch here is also fantastic I usually order the chicken and waffles. They make good cocktails too! The Veracruz menu they serve is also good with the carnitas burrito!

After a very long flight and a late-night arrival, all I wanted was food--immediately. Luckily,…read moreSedona Bar & Grill was open late and within walking distance, which felt like a small miracle after hours of travel. The walk itself was actually refreshing, and once inside, the place was cozy, lively, and still buzzing with customers. Service was immediate (bless them), so I ordered a sangria--which hit the spot--and the carnitas fajitas. I absolutely scarfed them down. They came out hot, flavorful, and exactly what my exhausted, hungry soul needed. Drinks and food were delivered quickly, and the server was friendly and helpful the entire time. Now for the real star of the show: I had read reviews mentioning a black cat, and yes--the cat with the broken tail is still there. Super cute, super friendly, and honestly might be the best after dinner greeter in the place. Would come back for the food, the service, and of course, the cat.

Stopped by while in town. Being right next to the beach, this place was perfect for getting a quick…read moremeal. I was able to sit where I wanted and had plenty of room. Fair selection of food inspired from the American South West. The tacos were perfect. After looking around the restaurant, all the food looked good. Will come back when I'm back in town.

The group i was with started to get hangry and this place was the only place that had their kitchen…read moreopen. I've heard of people rave about this place and now I uderstand why. Half of the menu offers a good amount of mexican dishes, something that is lacking in this part of Spain. I don't eat mexican food often, so i wont be the best judge if it is good or not. Our table shared quesadillas, chimichangas, flautas, little chorizos and some grilled squid. Overall, the food was good (in my opinion) and when I asked my friend who loves mexican food how it tasted, he said, for Spain standards, it's pretty good. I'm not sure what that meant? Prices and portions match each other. The staff here are very nice. Location is nice, along the riverfront of Puerto. There is a carpark steps away from this place at a very cheap price. I think we paid less than €1 for 2 hours. I probably won't come again here on my own, but if it was a group outing, i would not be opposed to joining.

I'm going to give this one a **** though I would not return on my own. Not because of anything I…read moredidn't particularly care for; it was just a meh experience for me. The other seven people at our table loved it though and I suppose that has to count for something, right? First off, location. This is a really neat place to be in Puerto -- kind of like a warehouse district, it's located on a walking-only street and surrounded by lots of neat vendor stalls. This provided something to do after dinner and we have a great time checking out the different wares. Additionally, we had one of the gypsy tours stop right in front of our table -- that was a hoot! Second off, sangria. Didn't like it and switched to wine. Third off, menu. There is some real variety here -- I'd say my favorite was the chicken flauta. We ate all around the menu .. lots to try; kids loved the quesidillas. Lastly: the check. $120E for eight people, including alcohol -- not complaining one bit. In conclusion: I wouldn't go out of my way to return, but I wouldn't avoid friends if they asked us to dine with them here again =) EDIT: forgot to mention the service, which was very friendly!

Amazing service. Artichoke tapas is incredible. Went back for dip n white wine many times on way…read morehome.

Food was excellent. Bao buns were my favorite. But everything that we ordered was delicious minus…read morethe dessert. Which was a cheesecake, it tasted like actual cheese. Nice lil ambiance sitting outside. Service was excellent. Would def return.

Loud and boisterous. We sat on the patio which is an enclose porch. Service was good. Food is…read moreSpanish and not really Mexican, so said my Mexican friends who were dying to eat there. Huge plates of food. I had the fajitas and they were delightful. The sangria was on par and the guacamole was tasty. The nachos to share was huge and smothered with all kinds of toppings. Good place to get out and go to.

As Advertised This…read moreplace has good Mexican Food! We got the nachos (named something different) and Tacos al Pastor. Both looked exactly like the menu photo and were very good. Look beautiful and tastes as good. One important note is that they do take reservations. We did not have a reservation and had to wait a long time. So call ahead and get a reservation.

The owner is extremely rude adding extra amounts to the check this is a place i will aviod and…read moreadvise others to avoid.

I had the bread pudding. So good, I'm not a fan of chocolate I'll get it without it next time as…read morethe menu mentioned caramel. Still good enough to pick around the chocolate parts. I came here as a work outing. The salmon was recommended to me prior to my arrival so I got that to go. I'll be coming back. They also have karaoke Friday nights @10.

The food didn't blow me away, but it was good, and the atmosphere was great. You'll have to get…read morehere early if you want a table because they were turning people away not 30 minutes after opening for dinner. The cheese enchilada was divine. Probably a bit oversalted, but it had a rich texture and hit the Mexican flavor notes I was hunting for. In contrast, the guac was really average - salt would've amped the whole thing up, and the chips needed to be oilier or greasier. I'm not into overly crunchy and dry chips. The paloma - what can I say? I like stronger cocktails but that's not the style in this country. The wait staff was cheerful and attentive.

We were so delighted to find this extremely delicious Mexican restaurant in the heart of Seville…read more Spain.. Are you looking for something different than tacos? I'm really craving guacamole and fresh chips they deliver it. . Everything was so delicious. We enjoyed the beef, potatoes, guacamole and chips tostada and I absolutely love the flautas mole it's a little bit hard to find it's off the main street but it is located in a Mexican corner with other restaurants. We highly recommend this one because the service was outstanding and it's really appealing on the inside really makes you feel like you're in Mexico . ( definitely if that's what you're looking for when you're in Seville Spain.)