The best restaurants serving Mexican food in England

I love this place!!! 🙌 Food and atmosphere and always good Latin music

The decor is amazing. Very nice service. Food very good

Amazing burritos and great craic! You can tell that everything is freshly-made from the sauces to the meat. Halal chicken is a bonus, thank you!

Arrived and it was very busy so expected to wait a while. Greeted and seated straight away . The waitress was so friendly . Order taken for food and drinks . We received out breakfast within 15 minutes. We had a full breakfast and the Governor’s Benedict . Both had slight changes that we asked for . It was delicious ! The atmosphere was smashing with a real buzz. Would highly recommend a visit .

Awful food, poor service, should of got a takeaway instead.

Looked like a ran over squirrel with beef Pate spread all over it, the food was alright though.

Didn’t initially realise how they charged me £30 for my 7-year old and I to have lunch. I had asked for a child’s meal for her but they gave her an adult meal which doesn’t come with a few chips & a drink, hence the price. Food was ok but it’s fast food and nothing special. She managed to eat one of the three tacos they served her, understandably as she is only 7.

Amazing food great service would recommend to go.

Food was great and staff were really lovely.

Ordered Burrito and Gringas for takeaway. Both were fresh and amazingly tasty. Spice levels are chosen and salsas were so delightful. Will order again definitely.

Nice place overall. Birria sauce was very lacking. High prices but tacos in particular didn't really justify their price. Decent enough to stop in too. Given 4 stars as a few tweaks would make a big difference.

Placed an order, was excited to eat as love seasoned doner. But was cancelled when i called the guy did not really seem interested. Ordered pepes instead.

Excellent food. Service was great. We’ll be back!

Food was delectable, bar staff and waiting team were so good but I couldn’t help but notice the manager was treating his staff like something stuck to the bottom of his shoe. As a manager myself I don’t find this to be very professional especially so close to Christmas when it’s a busy time of year and a lot of younger people are financially strained. Management should be doing more to increase morale and rather be appreciative of the hardworking staff rather than belittling.

Bhavisha was great! Very helpful