The best restaurants serving Mexican food in Islington London

That's it. Proper Mexican tacos, served the Mexican way, by Mexicans, in London. Eating there feels just like Mexico City. Whatever comes after perfect.

I had a burrito bowl on my first visit. Delicious and filling! Staff is very nice, too. I will definitely have lunch there again. Vegetarian/Vegan/Gluten Free options available!

This is the best breakfast I have ever had! Came from manchester and visited here for brunch, got 2 of the “brunch” (full english with fruit twist!) and 2 drinks. Very friendly waiter, service was excellent and food came very quickly. 100% recommend

No hay escasez de las articulaciones burrito en Londres. La falta de un Reino Unido / pared de México es sin duda una buena cosa para las opciones culinarias de la capital.

Un hallazgo! Mientras espera para mi cita en el centro de India Visa VFS, comí el mejor desayuno inglés que he tenido en mucho tiempo, en Comida Mexicana. El interior no parece mucho, pero eso es parte de su encanto, como es el precio económico amable y comida sabrosa!

I placed two orders and never received both of them I emailed about a refund and since have heard back

Food is amazing and staff is good

Esta cabina de mercado en Islington del mercado de la capilla está bastante guay

Overall the food is okay, not the best tacos in London. The birra taco "starter" was nice. The fried chicken and aubergine tacos were average. Seating at wooden planks against the wall is uncomfortable. Typical London eatery where they bring 5 plates of food at once and there's not enough space and the food is getting cold. Service was very average but on standard for casual London restaurants. £75 for two people without drinks. DF Tacos and Proper Tacos (Nag's Head Market) are both better.

Tuve su burrito de pollo y no me impresionó demasiado. La comida está bien y los precios están bien, pero nada especial. No creo que vuelva

Reminded me why I usually look up restaurants before trying them out. Went here with 2 friends, cocktail jug during happy hour basically had zero alcohol in it (yes even at the bottom). Food was ok at best but certainly not worth the price. £25 for a sad looking sirloin steak isn't a good deal. The staff were fine although the pushy waiter at the end with his QR code to give a good review was a bit awkward. I'm not one to cause a big fuss about a bad restaurant experience unless the food was inedible which it wasn't. It's just not a place I'd recommend, especially on this high street where there's 100 better options