Seemingly authentic experience and ambience with friendly staff and delicious food! When they were…read morethere they spoke very little English which added to the charm. If you order the Katharinehofteller (under the Grillspezialitäten section of the menu) you will get a little bit of everything!

Good food, service and atmosphere. They were all very nice, prices were reasonable and the outside…read morepatio was very nice. Just know, if you are looking for Mexican food you won't find it there. They have 3 dishes on the menu that say they are Mexican. I had the Mexicanish Speieß. It was tasty, but not what I would consider Mexican. The entrance is around the side for first time visitors.

We got the Nachos as an appetizer. They were excellent the chips were homemade. Pins colada's were…read moredelicious, margaritas ok. Service was a little slow as we were there on Cinco de mayo. Chicken fajitas and enchiladas were good but the tacos are not what I would expect, more like little taquitos.

I ordered the nachos.. nachos are hard to get wrong, you have your chips, cheese, and other…read moretoppings. These were by far the worst nachos i have ever tried in my life. They were absolutely inedible. Extremely salty, some chips were chewy, some were soggy, and some were crunchy.These nachos clearly came out of the microwave. I would suggest skipping this place all together.

Let's face it, Germans just don't do Mexican food. Either they can't find the ingredients, can't…read moreread the recipes or they just don't care to make decent food that's not made from pork. Whatever it is, you shouldn't expect much from wherever you are in the fatherland. So, no surprises at el chico. Margaritas are ok and the fajitas are the best thing on the menu (but they are not fajitas in the Tex-Mex sense).

A lovely little Mexican place in Regensburg. Cochinita Pibil is a typical Yucatecan dish. Normally…read moreit uses sour orange juice together with the achiote for the marinade. However, they use orange juice and vinegar. Not ideal. The tacos are house made in the traditional Mexican tortilla de maíz style. They serve chili which is so Tex-Mex. Quesadillas with Swiss cheese rather than Mexican queso cotija. Fried jalapeños are also very American. The guacamole is not very chunky and does not have your typical chunky ingredients. It's more like an avocado cream. It seems that the cuisine is more adapted to please a German/American palate rather than offering real Mexican food. Given the location I understand that. Overall for Germany a great improvement on Mexican cuisine in Germany.

I was sadly disappointed. I guess growing up in Arizona I am used to a certain style of mexican…read morefood and this wasn't it. My husband enjoyed it because he had lived in San Antonio so he said this was more the style he was accustomed to. He said this mexican was like that of the small mom and pop shops in Texas. Its made with real corn tortillas so it was dry to me. I had the chicken tacos with all the sauces and the chicken had almost a burnt peanut butter flavor. The guacamole was decent and my husband ordered the barbacoa which I tasted and I liked it better than my tacos. I won't go back, I am very sorry but it wasn't for me. I haven't had a decent mexican place here in quite some time.