The best restaurants serving Mexican food in Edinburgh and Lothian

Cute little casual stop, we wanted something small and easy. My sister and I got the vegan sandwich (we are not vegan) and cinnamon roll. I can’t say anything but perfect! The sandwich was so simple but absolutely delish and the cinnamon roll was just melt in your mouth tasty! If you are after an easy on the go brekky I would 100% recommend

Their menu changed since our last visit, so we wanted to try a few different plates. All were excellent.

Fantastic place, bustling with energy. Loads of selections from various menus, something for everyone! Fair prices, fast service and great food

En el puerto de Newhaven encontramos este restaurante no muy lejos de donde sale el tender a los cruceristas. El restaurante estaba bien presentado y tenía mesas libres y nos vimos tentados por el fish & chips en el menú. El restaurante sirve una variedad de comida (mexicana, india, además de algunos platos de pescado y carne). Muy contentos de que elegimos el fish & chips porque era una buena porción, el pescado estaba muy fresco, bien cocinado y la masa estaba bien hecha. El lugar está muy bien decorado y estaba bien climatizado para el día frío. El proyecto de ley era muy razonable, pero recomendamos comprobarlo cuidadosamente.

My wife and I thought we would give this place a wee go as we only live a few miles away and it was a sunny Saturday morning. We ordered a bacon roll and a link sausage roll, my wife tries to order a fresh orange, then an apple juice and then a smoothie to which they were all sold out, at 10.30 on a Saturday morning 😳. She opted for a fruit based kids juice and I ordered a latte. Now the two rolls were £4.40 each and what we got after 20-20 minutes of waiting were burnt sausages and bacon on a cheap dry roll, disappointing is an understatement but there was absolutely no point in complaining as the cafes front of house is run by 2 girls that couldn’t be more disinterested if they tried. Definitely won’t be back!!!

I attended this restaurant in Edinburgh after having such a good experience in the Glasgow one and had high hopes however I didn’t feel it lived up to expectations. We got seated straight away and decided what we wanted within 5 minutes but continued to sit and wait for a further 20 mins on a server coming to take our order, no one even asked if we wanted a drink. Once we did order the food arrived pretty quickly however a drink was accidentally spilled all over my partner and the table and no one came over to help until I had to ask a member of staff, there was no drink left and wasn’t asked if we needed or wanted another one, the table wasn’t cleaned properly, we wasn’t asked if we wanted to move and the restaurant was pretty empty. The food was good but I wasn’t happy with the fact a service charge was automatically added to the bill when I personally feel we didn’t receive a service at all especially with the long wait to be served and the way the spilt drink was delt with. After ordering 2 drinks and 1 being spilt everywhere and not receiving another one in its place we still have to pay for 2 drinks even tho 1 was consumed. I am extremely unhappy because I had such a good experience within the Glasgow store, I don’t think I will be dining here again.

It is an authentic Mexican restaurant. We ordered a variety of dishes from Enchiladas to Quesadillas and Tacos. The service was quick and the food was great as well. Overall a great experience!

Nothing about Venezuelan food. The chicken fajitas trestles insipid. The Pabellón Margariteño was horrendous . wasted time and money

Absolutely delicious tacos for a fair price! Super cool atmosphere with neon lights and Lucha Libre fighters dotted around the place gives it such a great vibe. Definitely would come back

Delivered the completely wrong order...

Great place to stop in for a well made burrito, with great staff and fresh ingredients.

My server, Nicholas, provided great service and was friendly and polite

We have really enjoyed a couple of meals here so couldn't wait to get back last Saturday while up visiting from Newcastle. Looked up times on Facebook and Google and walked to the restaurant only to find it locked up with the lights off. Really disappointed

Have been a customer since they opened shop around 8 years ago, used to be the best burrito you could find in Edinburgh by a mile and very reasonably priced too. Have started going downhill around two years ago with a massive price hike, compounded with a more recent change to portion sizes (the previous regular portion is now large, and what they sell these days as regular can't really be used for anything else but a snack) and a noticeable drop in quality. Today was the last time we've visited this place - I guess we've been looking at it through a rose tinted glass in the past few months. Make sure you don't look at older pictures and reviews when you decide to pick a place for your lunch or dinner, the burritos of today look nothing like they used to even half a year ago, are a lot smaller and more expensive. tl;dr - food got worse over time, portions smaller and a lot more expensive. Stay away

A lovely spot but limited options on the menu. We enjoyed a few starters and a cheese sharing plate. Unfortunately the staff were not unwelcoming, not in a rude way just not engaging or bothered. They lost at least 8 guests by not trying to get them to sit down or talking through the menu. A real shame as the food was tasty and offered good value. The downstairs loo is shared with the restaurant next door which meant a few people, from next door, got confused with which venue there were in. Quite funny to watch. In my view, the restaurant could have been fuller if the staff had interacted with people coming in. A real shame as service was good once the staff made an effort.