1: Order the Burrito al Carbon (without the flour tortilla)…read more2: Chips and salsa (tip the bar folks and they'll hand the good stuff over 3: Order spicy Margarita, small fish bowl arrives 4: Food arrives 5: Comfort and happiness ensues (and NOT just because of the drink) 6: Pay, Tip, Hug (with consent) 7: Find your way home 8: Sleep, comforting, fresh air induced deep restful sleep What else needs to be said?

Good food, great servers! Food always comes out hot and fast. Definitely family friendlyread more

Malinche is a hidden gem in West St. Louis County!…read more Stepping through the door, you'd think you've transported to a trendy city with bustling nightlife. The low lighting, neon signs, and colorful interior design create a vibrant and upscale dining environment. Their drinks are all served in fun glassware and mixed with intention. Choose from an array of classics like Margarita, Mojito, and Paloma; or try one of their original crafted cocktails. The service is always friendly and professional. Their servers are prepared to answer any questions you have. I've never had food like I've enjoyed at Malinche! Every menu item has so much traditional flavor with a modern spin. Not only is the food delicious but it is plated with culinary vision like art on a plate. Menu items are designed to be shared which we love we can try multiple things. Monday and Tuesday are the only days of the week they serve tacos but you will not be disappointed by their other menu items! The name choice Malinche pays homage to a historically significant and often misunderstood female figure in Mexican history who after being sold in slavery to the Spaniards acted as a key translator and advisor during the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire. By naming the restaurant Malinche, it is the family's ode to their mother and head chef Doña María Gutiérrez Molina. Once your dining experience is over and you step back outside, you'll have forgotten you were eating in Ellisville and not Mexico City!

The food and service was really good. Must try! Was just visiting the area but will be going back…read moreat my next visit.

We stopped in on a beautiful night for the patio…read more Service was excellent. Our server was attentive. I ordered the Sangria Margarita for Happy Hour. Yum! My meal was the Pollo Cancun. Enough for 2 meals and delicious.

The service is always great and the food very delicious. Of…read morecourse, can't forget the margaritas. I'm actually a fan of the flight margaritas. The only one that I'm not a fan of is the jalapeño margarita, but they have no problem exchanging it out for me for one that I would like, so don't be shy if you need to do the same. I love the atmosphere as well. Oh, and yes, the bathrooms are clean.

The food was good and plenty full…read more The male waiter seated us, took our order and quickly served our food. We were impressed. This is a fairly generic Mexican restaurant, but it is inviting. The place is a little run down for the area, but there was many families eating here. The only complaint was the large and hard chips served for free. (I can not lower the rating for free chips) The vegetarian combo was all tasty. I felt like taking a nap afterwards because it was so much food. I was an immediate fan.

I cannot recommend this place enough. This is simply the best Mexican food in St Louis - if you are…read morein the area you need to stop by. My family has been coming here for 20+ years and the friendly service, fantastic food, and consistency

They are a chain of Mexican restaurants that will satisfy the craving and provide a festive…read moreatmosphere. The complimentary chips and salsa are top notch, and they do not hesitate to refill your bowls. Caldo de Pollo con Verdura $15 (large) - You get a lot of soup that's filled with chicken and vegetable. The broth is tasty and not too salty. It was served barely warm and tasted better reheated as leftover. Victoria beer (bottle) $5 They have daily happy hour drinks from 11a-6p, 12oz lime margarita $6, domestic beer bottle $3. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

El Maguey is a mainstay in Wildwood for good Mexican fare at a good price. The staff is always…read morethere to please and the atmosphere is great for families or first dates. Great bar with bar seating and nice tables and a wonderful outside patio. The dining area accommodates most parties comfort on to 8. The food is good. Good quality ingredients and safe for standard Mexican fare. The seafood entrees are a little bland. Our favorites - all of the fajitas, tamales and queso fandidto. . To be fair we don't try everything on the menu and probably should. They have an extensive selection of delicious entrees and salads. I would put this on your list as a regular Mexican places to visit, especially with families.

The service was good, if a bit chaotic. The ambiance we great - staff were friendly and fun,…read moreclientele were the same. Food and drinks weren't the best. Definitely not as authentic as I was expecting. Cocktails were of the high sugar, vat style. Probably best to go and just have a tequila, chips and salsa with friends bookending going somewhere else for food. Didn't notice the recent ownership change which might account for some of this. Fun experiment but lots of other places to go. But it was really cheap. Actually if I was back to being a broke college student I'd probably give it a higher review. But given the number of only slightly pricier places in a 10 min drive that are properly 4.5+ stars I think this place might need a bit of a refresh.

We love the food here! It's always great and we look forward to enjoying the margaritas, especially…read moreon Cinco de Mayo. So delicious. The service is as expected...excellent...and it's so nice to spend time in such a welcoming environment.

Macho Nacho is one of the better for vegetarians dining spots in Six Flags…read more The employees are sticklers for the rules, as I'm sure they're required to be... but still, I was bummed out that I couldn't have a mixture of the 2 cheese sauces on my burrito (1 mild, 1 spicy), even if I wasn't asking for extra cheese sauce. (Think: half a scoop of each. Or less. Just a taste so I'd know which one I preferred in the future.) Staff said I'd have to pay extra. I don't know how much. As fast as Qdoba and Chipotle are... Macho Nacho is not that fast. Even if the line is short, you will probably be in there a few minutes. Macho Nacho, and probably the other food items in the park too, have gone up in price in the last year or two. I have a season pass, but no dining plan. I forgot to use my pass for a food discount and my total was about $20 for a burrito with the included side of fries. The burrito was fine this time. Usually I like it better. I think this was my mistake: I ordered potatoes in it, but no beans, and I think it was a bit dry, as well as small. Plus I didn't ask for hot sauce. These are my decisions. I will probably get another chance to make better choices at Macho Nacho sometime this year. When I'm famished, its being near the front of the park and its design your own meal concept works well enough for me.