Dropped by on a Saturday evening. A really typical Danish "Mexican" place. A small place full of…read moreweird Mexican things that doesn't fit together. The food were decent and seemed to be freshly prepared. The service were excellent though.

The owner and his son were amazing. Service was fantastic. Corn chips, guacamole and salsa were…read morehand made and authentic. Our meals were great considering most Mexican spices and chilis are impossible or very hard to get here. They are less spicy for the Danish palate but there are jalapeños on the plate and several hot sauces to chose from to liven it up. There are a total of 10 table seats and 3 wall bar seats. No liquor is served. Great Mexican music plays. Come in for a good meal.

I have been on the hunt for GOOD tacos in Denmark/Copenhagen and unfortunately most places lack…read moreflavor. I tried BlueTaco at refshaleøen (Reffen), and it was the first time in Denmark I've had carne asada that actually had flavor! I was a bit skeptical about their Tinga causa again- tacos in Denmark usual dont have flavor specially the ones with chicken, but I actually liked BlueTacos tinga. Their Baja was also good so I'm very happy with my taco experience for once Update: the three tacos in blue/black tortilla were amazing! Try them in Lyngby

Another taco place in town? Why not…read more Copenhagen needs more "ethnic" food and I totally agree with the new development in town. This place, tucked in the basement of Blågårdsgade smells wonderful when you step in. Blue taco? Yes, the tacos are blue, that's because of the blue corn they're making from, giving them a darker hue and make them different from any other taco places in town. The place is small and there are only small tables with benches, but that's the thing isn't it? Tacos are the kind of food you eat to go, or when the weather allowed, sit outside on the benches. We ordered the coca cola beef, the Baja california shrimp taco and the cactus veggie cheese taco. All good but I like the shrimp much better! The best part about this place is that they always have vegetarian (and a vegan) menus, that makes life easier from my vegetarian friends who are always left out when having tacos.

This place is owned and run by an American and his lovely Danish wife. It's very credible Mexican,…read moreand should be, because Jon the charismatic owner grew up in Los Angeles, where they know a thing or two about tacos. The night we went they were slammed with business, and had run out of the delicious ribs. I hope to eat them next time, though, because they looked and smelled delicious. I opted for comfort food with the Chicken Chimchangas, my friend had the tacos, and my husband had the best dish of all 3--the chili con carne, which was delicious. Desserts are also very rich and well prepared. The ice cream served with our cake was of high quality and much more dense than the ice cream you normally get on the side. Friendly service, nice atmosphere. I will be back!

It's hard finding a decent Mexican food place in Denmark…read more Low and behold, I got lucky. Having been referred here by a friend, I have to say, I had high hopes. Just like my friend has. The food is amazing. Right temperature, the right size. I got to talk with the owner and chef. A very nice American. Gave me a couple of the fresh tortillas to take home. I will definitely be coming back.

Yet another taco pop-up. There was only one type on offer when I caught them at Kødbyens Mad &…read moreMarked but it was excellent. Very coarsely chopped steak that was cooked on the pinker side of medium rare and a lime slice and grilled spring onion to go with it. Delicious! I hope they don't only pop up in summer but also some of the other seasons too. I also appreciated the fact that the guy wouldn't take my money as he was assembling the tacos (with gloves) and asked me to take the change myself. Just because it is street food doesn't mean you have to deal with street hygiene too.

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The food was really good, especially the homemade tortillas. They don't have a big variety but the…read morefood we got was really good. It was walking distance from our hotel so it was also quite convenient.

Oh, my! Tasty and terrific tacos in Copenhagen, it's true! The homemade tortillas were thick and…read morepillowy and the beef on my tacos was generous. Also, my margarita was nice and strong! Service was very quick, even during the dinner rush.

Yuca Taco is what I call good street food. There are only two different tacos at the menu, and they…read moreare really simple with just a few ingredients each. I like that - because it really shows that less is more. They both taste amazing, and if you need some more heat, there are sauces on the side, that you can add. The van moves every day, so it's not sure that it's on Stefansgade. One taco is a small snack, and three (for 70 dkk) is a small meal on the run. I don't think that three can count as a dinner, you need something more.

Chasing tacos - that could have been a good movie title…read more ...and it does get better from there. You're very advised to chase this blue truck by following their instagram, facebook, twitter - whatever. They serve good tacos and the man cooking and serving it - he does know his stuff (I've watched him being "interviewed" by some Mexican customers at Torvehallen). I love all the tacos they serve but my favourite must be the spicy sausage one (more like falafel than sausages to me, but hey - I'll eat anything as long as it tastes good)- The vegetarian option is very good too, as a matter of fact, I love them and want them all. Wish I could have a taco subscription or klippekort! That could've been convenient :P

I am an American who has been living in Europe for a while now. There isn't much that I miss about…read morethe United States, but until recently, I had found no good options for Mexican-American food. This changed when I came here. It's true, I may be from Minnesota, but it was not only good Mexican-American food, it was better than any Mexican-American food I have ever had. Again, this restaurant is in Denmark. I didn't know it was possible to find food like this in Northern Europe. You may also think that the prices for cheesecake may be a bit much. However, after trying the cheesecake, you will think that no more. I have never had such a heavenly cake. The sauce goes perfectly with cake. Everything is homemade, and it shows. As far as the service, Miriam provides a high standard even for an American. Her friendliness, attentiveness, and passion make getting the meal and cake an experience that will make you want to come back again and again. The only disadvantage? Once you go, you want to come back. Copenhagen is not the cheapest, but I know that I will make sure to come back to this restaurant every time I visit, and now have even more incentive to visit this beautiful and expensive city.

This was some of the best cheesecake I've ever had. I found the cafe on Yelp after the visiting the…read moreParliament tower (great view and it's free!) as it is a block away. Part of the appeal of the cafe is the overall atmosphere. The cafe in a few steps down from the street in a cozy space. Benches with throw pillows line the walls with art and plants that brighten the space. There are a few two chair tables that line the street as well. The owner is a lovely, friendly women from San Fransisco. She makes the cheesecake from scratch. She and her partner were both there during my visit and checked in to make sure all of the customers were enjoying what they ordered. I appreciated the interaction and that they cared whether I liked the cake. The cheesecake is served plain with a side of your choice of fruit sauce. I had the cherry cinnamon and it was incredible. I liked that the sauce was served on the side as it allowed you to choose the amount (though it's so good you will finish it one way or another. Apparently some people have been observed drinking what is left). The rest of the menu is fairly basic: salads, sandwiches and burritos. Considering the prices in Copenhagen, theirs were reasonable for a full sized meal (based on the other reviewer's photos). I only stopped for dessert, based on how good the cheesecake was, I would have liked to try one of the other items. High recommendation!

There is no need to miss Mexico anymore. La Neta has the real feeling from a taqueria, specially…read morewith the Coca Cola metal tables and the decor. La Neta is an expression in Mexico that means "for real" or "the real deal" and I agree, this is it. Environment is casual and nice. You order the tacos at the counter and they have really great deals like the Taco Mix with 5 pieces for 110kr. You can also get quesadillas or side orders. Tortillas are fresh, salsas are well done and all the meats taste like if you were in Mexico City. Really recommend you come for a piece of nice food and good prices!

It could have been amazing. Once you have mind blowing Mexican food, you always want it to be that…read moreway. Simple, powerful, easy, tasteful, energetic and flavorful. Unfortunately none of these was in action during my visit at La Neta. Almost 30 minutes of waiting for a total order of 10 tacos. I had their "mix" option with five different tacos, one of each type they offer. Everything unfortunately tasted the same. I tried their different salsas in the salsa bar, but empty containers gave me a limited selection. Obviously you could tell the difference in meat type, but it was the same flat Tex mex taste, and only semi heated by the time it was ready. The level of noise in here was absolutely horrible. Would not recommend this place if you want god Mexican food, maybe if you want to slam margaritas and shout.

Went there for take away. Had the burrito and the chicken quesadillas…read more The restaurant itself looks unpleasant from the outside but when you get in the decoration is very colourful and reminding a lot of Mexico with sombrero hats hanging on the walls. The quesadillas was very good although the tortilla was a slightly bit too crunchy (which means it stayed too long in the oven). The burrito was also very satisfactory served with rice and bean sauce with a small side salad. The only thing I would change was the flavour of the guacamole. It was too bitter for my taste, it could use more salt and definitely some lime juice to make it more refreshing. The citrusy flavour was definitely missing there. Have not tried any other Mexican restaurant in Copenhagen so I do not have anything to compare it with but overall it was a good experience. Next time I might go for a sit-in experience.

This place is great! I tried only take away, but will visit it again for sure. Cheap, good quality…read moreand big dishes. I got quesadilla and nachos and ended up really full for only 90 kr in total. Aways a nice surprise to find a good Mexican restaurant in Copenhagen. Definitely worth a visit

LOL! I can't wait to go back to McDonald's! When I travel to other countries I love to go to…read moreMcDonald's. I like to see what they have different from the McDonald's in the US. And I was not disappointed. First it was conveniently located right next to the IKEA. Next it had picnic tables outside. The wait staff was very pleasant. The customers seem happy to be there. And I haven't gotten to the food yet... Now I didn't eat as much as I wanted to-trying to be good. I will be back to that McDonald's again to try more! I had what's called the Legacy Burger. I don't know what the legacy is about? But the burger is very good. I'm posting a picture of my burger half eaten. Along with the wild french fries. They have regular french fries too however, they have french fry crisps that are very peppery. They almost taste like the batter on Kentucky fried chicken. And they have multiple sauce-types, including Béchamel sauce! There's another sandwich that I want to try that looks like battered pounded chicken or pork; schnitzel-like! Anyone who has read my reviews before knows I'm a schnitzel lover. So I'll check in with ya' later! Can you believe I wrote this much about McDonald's?!