Die besten Restaurants in Deutschland mit Mexikanisches restaurant Essen

The La Paz burger is worth the trip

Wonderful... would love to come back.

Great atmosphere, wide menu to choose from, delicious food and really good drinks. I would recommend it to everyone who wants to experience Mexican cuisine. It is a special place, worth discovering. I really enjoyed there

Nice place with TexMex food and cocktails. Friendly staff.

Super fast service at Saturday evening

The price/performance ratio is not okay. And what I find very discredited. I can not speak English. They only speak English and these people can't speak German. They work in Germany

Wonderful atmosphere and great bartender!

We had a great evening at Enchilada. Good vegan selection and delicious cocktails.

Really good restaurant. The service is excellent and we even got a place at very short notice. The food is great.

Nothing special about the food. Actually the sauce (Gonzales) tasted like sour ketchup. The portions were big albeit, so if you want to fill up you may consider going here and get their lunch promo. We paid around a total of 50€ for 3 people which is not too bad given the hefty servings. We were not too happy but left the place really full.

Nice shop, very friendly and nice service

Very cool shop. Was there with a friend and a girlfriend. Food is highly recommended. The three of us enjoyed it very much. Gladly again

Really delicious food in a great atmosphere. The service is very friendly and attentive and the dishes and drinks we had were very filling. Recommended and would be happy again 😊👍

Nice atmosphere, good Mexican home cooking

Horrible restaurant, I don’t even know where to start…rude staff; we ordered a sparkling water that had no sparkles, and when we told them, they said we were lying. Twice. The food came, the beans were rotten (very sour taste). It was clear to us, this place is not run by people that are actually from Mexico, because they don’t pronounce their dishes in the right way. Frisales in their world means beans, but it’s actually Frijoles…which we adressed, but then they said that in Germany they call it “Frisales” uhhmmm no. When the bill came (which we had to ask 4 times for) there were drinks on there that we didn’t have and they argued with us that we most certainly had them. All of this nonsense was accompanied by loud techno music that was blasting throughout the evening. At 6pm on a Sunday. We had to shout to have a conversation. Will not come here again.