Located outside of downtown Munich, Guatemuc (Muc? Get it?) drew my friend and I in because we…read morewanted to explore beyond the city center. It's terribly cute inside. Hanging plants, themed drinkware, and counter-height tables that are shaped like barrels. The bartenders on a Saturday night were fully engaged with the patrons and created an appealing vibe. We ordered a Deja Vu spritz (you either love spritzes or you hate them), a pina colada, a Paloma, and a rum punch. The latter three drinks were fantastically yummy cocktails. The food - well, not the strong suit. Our Nachos Überbacken recalled microwave nachos and they were not generous with the salsa, guac, or bean dips. Our tacos were hard shell, which I wasn't expecting; also, since they didn't strain the ground beef, the shells broke while I was eating. The tostadas were also served on a hard shell. I'd send people here to pre-or postgame, but for a memorable meal look somewhere else.

Great Service and Great central American cuisine, closer to what we know as Mexican. For the table…read morewe had corn chips with a side of salsa guacamole, and beans - perfect for sharing. For my main dish I had the lomo saltado - Sirloin strips sauteed with onions and tomatoes - served with a side of fries - perfect meal for lunch!

Really surprised by how good a burrito spot in Salzburg is. Such a delight. The staff was…read moreincredibly nice and the food was good. The location is really great and the decor looks inside is filled with Frida Kahlo. It's very comfortable and quaint. Definitely worth checking out if you are craving something different.

Good news first - Can reserve online which is recommended…read morebecause it is a tiny restaurant. Very limited food and drinks selection. Margarita was decent. Server brought me a burrito rather than tacos that I had ordered. Corrected mistake quickly. Tacos were ok with meat rather dry. "Kitchen" is the bar area and not well exhausted / ventilated so when something is cooking you may get all the burnt smoke / smell.

Little things…read more. Sometimes it's in the little things that a potentially great place, isn't. The restaurant looks amazing. That is the good thing. But: - the food was unspectacular - the chairs are simply uncomfortable - it was very cold in the toilet - no credit cards accepted (only German bank cards) which means that a foreigner potentially has a problem when paying. - personally I thought that the music (pop music) was playing too loud. - 'Happy hour', what a joke. A 5,50 euro drink is 5,00 euro and a 8,50 euro drink is 8,00. That doesn't make me happy.

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).

From the owner: Cocktails & Food in Wasserburg am Inn. Der beliebte Treff…read morefür erstklassige Cocktails und Tex-Mex Food!