This place is over-rated on Yelp! We have yet to find a…read moregreat Mexican restaurant in Düsseldorf. We started with the guacamole and chips. The guac was actually not bad and made fresh. It could have used some diced tomatoes and jalapeño though. It was the best item the restaurant has to offer. The chips were lacking flavor. I ordered a chicken burrito. It was mostly shredded iceberg lettuce. It had some chicken, peppers and a few pieces of corn and pinto beans. Very ordinary but edible. My wife ordered tacos. Four of the smallest tacos I have seen were smothered with diced onions. She was also less than impressed. Casita Mexicana is just another average restaurant that tries their best, but just serves the typical "Euro-Mex" food. It just isn't the same as good Mexican food from the Southwestern U.S. (Or Mexico, of course). There were only two other couples in the restaurant, yet the girl sat us in the back, right next to the toilet. Didn't realize it until I was eating and started smelling it. Poor decision by the staff.

very tasty mexican food, seems authentic to me , better than a lot I had in US…read more We had the Nachos , which came with pico de gallo and cheese , and guacamole, and various tacos and quesadillas . Esp the one with chicken in chocolate sauce , and the slow cooked pork one in orange sauce were great . Goiod craft beer and margheritas too..I can recomment it .. probably the best mexican food in Düsseldorf. The service was nice too , finding a table for us despite all being reserved

Really nice food, good staff, & tasty drinks. I had an El…read morePastor burrito & the meat was very tender & delicious. I could see myself returning in the future.

Was in Düsseldorf for work, we ran across this place and stopped in , had dinner and a couple…read morebrews. 4 stars, would have been 5, but the Pastor tacos didn't have pineapple in them, other than that, great place to eat.

When in Germany, have Mexican food! This was a nice change of pace, and interesting to see how…read morefamiliar dishes are interpreted in different places. Salsa and Guacamole were very good. The Salsa tasted like it was made with roasted tomatoes. My wife had Veal Tacos and was surprised by its presentation; baked with cheese melted to encase the meat within the taco shell (see picture). Taste was great, but she was disappointed in not getting what she's used to in the U.S. I liked that they had Veal as an option; not common in U.S. Mexican places. I had the Veal Enchiladas, which I loved! Staff was very nice and the place had a nice hacienda look and feel. Definitely recommended.

Barely a 3. Margarita looked great, but no alcohol to be found. Basically a fruit juice drink…read more Fajitas were greasy and hot, but otherwise no flavor. Just not good - you'll find better elsewhere. Oh, and no Mexicans serving or cooking the food, lol.

Delicious! Reminds me of fast food Mexican in the USA! Definitely hit the spot! Cheap! Best chips…read moreI've had in the city for nachos! Will be visiting again soon!

Great fresh and tasty food, a nice and spacious setting and a friendly atmosphere. It is so great…read moreto have delicious Mexican food available in Duesseldorf!

The food here is just OK. I really like how they offer corn tortillas and spicy salsas, plus the…read moredecor is well done for such a small shop. However, the employees seemed very confused (though friendly) and many orders were incorrect, including mine. When our tacos and burrito bowl finally got to us, they were lukewarm/borderline cold. Also - the owners and employees are not from Mexico or any Latin country :-/. I appreciate the effort to serve Mexican food in Germany, but I wouldn't go back to this place to satisfy my Mexican cravings. Try Casita Mexicana for a more authentic experience!

Extremely delicious burritos and the staff is super friendly! You can choose whatever you would…read morehave them put into your burrito, which is fun. Additionally, the seating is comfortable and the location is very beneficial, as Ackerstraße is not a Main Street. Midst small boutiques and small cafés, the restaurant fits in very well into the atmosphere of beautiful Flingern. We'll be back! :)

Extremely welcoming staff. Best Mexican food I've had in Germany. Prices a little highread more

Food 5/5 Atmosphere 5/5…read moreService 5/5 What a hidden gem in Dusseldorf! If you're getting tired of your bread and sausage, come here. We ordered a bunch of food- nachos, tacos, queso dip, margaritas. All of it was delicious. We asked for spicy sauce and they gave us fresh habanero salsa, which made our meal twice as enjoyable. Service was also great- every waiter/waitress we interacted with was very nice and accommodating. We were lucky to get a table after only a 10 min wait, as this place was packed. Atmosphere is really nice too. Love the lighting and wall art. Great find while we were in Dusseldorf.

Food and service were super! Fresh all around and very creative! Loved my pulled beef bowl and will…read moredefinitely be back to try others!

First good Mexican food I've had in Germany! I was totally impressed by their burritos. They also…read morehave delicious lemonade. If you go during lunch you can also get the "menu" combo for a burrito, drink, chips, and a dipping sauce. I am super impressed.

I had the goat cheese salad. The goat cheese was a little odd and came in three giant lumps of…read morecheese. Other than that, the salad was good. The honey dressing was delicious. The decorations were authentically Cuban. The service was also really good. My son had the nachos and my husband had the burrito. The only complaint from them was that the nachos made no mention on the menu of there being guacamole and the burrito didn't state that it had mushrooms in it.

We asked Yelp for Cuban food in Dusseldorf and this place came up. We were very close and decided…read moreto check the menu. This is NOT a Cuban restaurant. The menu is mixture of Latin dishes. Menu contains a very expensive item: Steak El Che. We decided to leave when we saw that. It and insult to the enslaved Cuban people that a restaurant puts the name of the Argentinian butcher on one of its plates. For the Germans to understand: it's the equivalent of opening a kosher restaurant and name a dish Hitler. Hope this review makes the owner change the unfortunate name that plate.