Did not expect to find solid Mexican food in Stockholm but here we are. The street tacos were great…read moreand lived that they had a salsa bar (as every good taco place should!).

The ambiance, the people, and the salsas all get a resounding five stars! Loved the vibe, it's a…read moretrue taqueria with an open kitchen where you can see the tacos being made. The concept is simple, you order and sit with your buzzer until the food is prepared. We came midday on a Saturday and the line was pretty short, but the wait was about 30 mins until we got our food - which isn't that long as it was the brunch rush and they seemed to be serving a lot of online orders as well. Unfortunately the food didn't live up to the hype. We got the "mix" for five tacos and a bean and cheese quesadilla. The tacos were hard to distinguish between each other, the al pastor meat wasn't very flavorful, and the mushroom tacos were very oily. The bean and cheese quesadilla was great however, the refried beans reminded me of home in SoCal, just like the fried tortillas in taquerias. Unfortunately my very first bite into a taco contained some plastic piece - but that happens, it's not the worst thing - my rating is primarily based on the tacos.

From the owner: Välkommen till oss på Pancho VIlla! Vi är en restaurang som…read morevälkomnar dig som vill äta god och vällagad mat, i en vardaglig miljö. Vår meny består av mexikanskinspirerad mat, där grillade rätter, våra grymt goda hamburgare och våra mexikanska signaturrätter är i fokus. Vi lagar mat som vi gillar själva helt enkelt. Hos oss får du mat du inte hittar någon annastans, vi har provat oss fram till våra recept sedan 2001. Så våra såser, dipper, smaker och dofter, hittar du ingen annanstans. Vår köttblanding till våra hamburgare, hittar du bara hos oss. Vi är oerhört stolta över vårt kök, vår meny och restaurang. Hjärtligt välkomna!

All I need in this world is a good burrito. Meat and cheese and beans with some lettuce, wrapped in…read morea big fluffy flour tortilla. Fill it with some guacamole and a little salsa, and you've got me hooked. After two bites of this beautiful California burrito, I blacked out. I was in pure burrito bliss. Swimming in a sea of flavored meat, jumping into fluffy guacamole hills and savoring that feeling when the juice starts running down your hand. There's no use in putting it down, you gotta just keep gobblin it up! The key to the greatness behind this burrito is the way they griddle the tortilla. I haven't found another place in Stockholm that constructs a burrito the way they should. Thank you for bringing this deliciousness all the way to Stockholm. I'll be back!

This is a great place for a burrito, highly recommend it…read more Athmosphere was a bit incongruous to the interior, but not at all in a bad way. Give it a try for yourself! NOTE: There are two "The border" in Stockholm, I'm reviewing the one on Hantverkargatan 36

I said I'd be back, and I was. Today I thrived in the quesadilla lane with the choriqueso and I…read morecan't wait till we meet again. Second date was another 5 stars. If this was Love is Blind (and I wasn't already happily married) I'd be proposing.

I've been here twice and both times I wasn't disappointed. Being from San Diego I have come to love…read moreMexican food, and having come here at both dinner and lunch time, it's easy to see that Stockholm does as well. This is, by far, the most authentic Mexican food I've had since living in Sweden. I've been to 8 different taco shops in Sweden and two in Denmark (Copenhagen specifically). This is where I would recommend people to come that want good Mexican food. The menu is clean and simple with a side menu for lunch. It's 100 sek for 5 tacos (110 if you get the steak), 45-55 for a large taco and the lunch menu is 98 sek for two large tacos, rice and a beverage. If you enjoy authentic Mexican food, do yourself a favor and stop at La Neta.

Extremely tasty, fresh & price-worthy tortillas for takeaway. They offer tortillas with meat,…read morechicken, salmon and veg. You can also order Nachos, Mexican-style and Italian-style hot dogs. This is the perfect lunch place if you are looking for something quick to eat without spending a fortune.

I was vacationing with a friend and happened to take a bus to this area. The cafe we were going to…read morehave lunch at had closed early, so we looked on a map and walked over to pretty much the only open place on the island, Torpedverkstan. This was great serendipity - I'm so glad we stopped here and it was honestly a highlight of our trip. First of all, the view is amazing. The location is quiet and right on the water, so we could watch the boats go by while sipping our wine. We ate outside and it was quite lovely. The food was all good - I have no complaints about any of the appetizers or dishes we had. The service was really great as well - the server was kind and very helpful with questions we had. Overall, while it might be a bit off the beaten path, definitely stop by on a sunny day and drink in a great Stockholm experience.

Absolutely delicious and the food is very unique. I had the venison and ate every bite. The staff…read moreis very friendly and the decor is very pleasing.

I been counting the days til this awesome little foodtruck would get their own place, now it's…read morefinally here! So of course I had to go down and feast on their opening day! If you have not been to Cali this is the place to go and grab yourself a classic american/mexican burrito! The carnitas one is fantasic ofc and their special sauce makes it extra tasty! Right now they are only opened lunch hours as they are trying to get the word out but come on and go down and show them your support, so we can have the No.1 burrito joint in town on Kungsholmen! PS. I know guaq is extra, just add it...

If you miss Chipotle, go here. Very good and fresh and quick. The beef and vegetarian ones are…read moregreat. Great guac. Go.

Not bad not great, but good for European Mexican :-)…read more I had veggie tacos with guacamole. The guac was ok, but a bit brown. In my opinion, guac should always be bright green. They gave a spicy cole slaw on the side which was really good. I really liked that! THey also bottle their own drinks called "Aguas Frescas" I thought they were not bad. Refreshing and not too sweet. I would go again if I was craving Mexican otherwise, probably not.

This place is a decent Mexican food restaurant for the traveler crossing Sweden and Europe. The…read morefood is on the tacos are well done and are solid when compared to the US counterpart. Has a trendy feel that at first is strange but definitely warms the soul while eating. Recommend to stop by and grab a bite.

Before I address the industrial soap that must have fallen into the salsa (no joke), or the…read moreoverpriced food that bears no approximation to Mexican food, I will give Taco Bar this: they serve cheap and semi-decent cava, so that is what is most redeeming about them. I didn't have high expectations for this chain, but for about 14 times the cost, a burrito here makes a Taco Bell bean burrito seem like a Michelin star delicacy. It's criminal. There was clearly an accident with hand soap and the salsa. I honestly should have alerted them to the weirdness, bc something clearly went majorly wrong in the kitchen. The guacamole was terrible and cheap, the chips cheap and stale. Europe just cannot get Mexican food down, I am not sure why (esp. with all of the convenient ills of 21st century capitalism, e.g. boats that ship ingredients from Mexico? IDK). All of the ingredients are inauthentic: the beans (do they even use beans in European Mexican food?), the non-existent peppers, the no-cilantro, the salsas, the rice, the everything. I think Europe pictures Mexican food as Spanish food with a flour tortilla--that's my best deduction based on decades of trying to find Mexican food in Europe. And Sweden is just hopeless on this front. Like, yikes. Taco Bar reminded me of a mix of cheap tapas and kebab flavors, with the guacamole quality found only at a gas station. Just why. This is what I really don't understand: if your entire business is about Mexican food, then why not 1. make it remotely Mexican, 2. offer food that is not of the shittiest quality, turning a massive profit on a mediocre dish. I mean, maybe try to produce non-cardboard for human consumption..? Literally, the worst so-called Mexican food IN MY LIFE. But grab a class of cava, or a beer. Just beware the soap salsa.

Located in the cellar floor of Söderhallarna. The venue is ok, not very sexy but OK…read more Friendly staff and you get the food served at your table after ordering at the counter. That's an upper! I had a mex mix or whatever it was called - taco and enchilada (add Grande for an extra taco). It was really good and tasted very much like the ones you make yourself at home. I don't know, but late lunch time it was just me and the kids (not mine). Not too many guests over 23. Even for lunch. Accepts AMEX!

I'm afraid Hornstulls Marknad may have lost its touch. The…read morelocation is still perfect - Hornstulls Strand, right along the water, is worth a stroll even when there is no flea market. The view out across the water is unbeatable, particularly on a sunny day. And last year, I would have given the market five stars, easy. It was absolutely packed with sellers, with everything from low-end to high-end clothing to toys and books and antiques and wooden phone cases and more. It took 45 minutes just to walk through, not even looking thoroughly at each table. This year, the selection seems weak. I know that each week it's different, but I've been to the market three times this year and each time I was disappointed. I used to always walk away with something new - a sweater or dress or shoes - but I haven't purchased anything this year. There simply aren't as many sellers. I think that one reason for this may be the new focus on food trucks. The food trucks were there last year as well, of course, but there weren't as many. Now it seems that the focus is just as much or more on the food than on the flea market. Now, this isn't a bad thing per se - the food trucks are fantastic. You can indulge in crepes, Jamaican, Mexican, or a traditional Swedish fika. But if you're hoping for a second-hand shopping bonanza, you may be disappointed.

Lovely place to spend time on Sunday in summer. Perfect combination of the flea-market and Sunday…read morebrunch with a street food from food trucks. There is both diamonds for the eyes like Stockholm dwellers who sell their plecious clothes and home things, and artist selling their creations, as well as diamonds for the stomach: tacos, vietnamiese food, coffe and cakes. Marknad is located at the street facing the water, so one can just sit near the shore with some nice snacks, enjoy the day and take it easy. Every marknad is not like the previous, so one would want to come there regularly.