This Mexican restaurant is great! I had been craving Mexican food in Salamanca and found this place at Plaza Mayor facing the Mercado with an internet search. I ordered too much but everything was super delicious. The beer was cold. The margaritas tasted perfect. The Nachos Chidos was a huge dish, even though I ordered the medium portion. Full of cheeses, meat, tomatoes, onions, and guacamole with corn tortillas, I ravaged it with delight! I then had 3 overful tacos unlike you find in other places. The pork, beef, and, chicken were overflowing. Well worth the price, this place will become a regular stop read more

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We stumbled upon this small place on the edges of the Plaza Mayor while looking for another Mexican restaurant. Having been in Salamanca for two weeks, we were craving some spicy, Mexican food. A definite must if you're craving some good Mexican food, or if you're missing "burn your mouth" spice while in Salamanca. So happy to have found this little hole in the wall/ground. Ambiance - Cute, small. We ate outside, but they have a sitting area downstairs as well if the traffic bothers you. Also a well stocked bar. Eats - The food was tasty and fresh. I highly recommend the chipotle burrito, and all the different taco's were great. Their SALSA was very spicy and totally hit the spot. The nacho's were pretty good too, not a big fan of the artificial cheese, though. Drinks - Their margaritas, sangria, and piña colada were great. Enjoy!! read more

Can I give this place negative stars for the absolute shame it brings to the wonder that is Mexican food? I wish I could!!! We ran across this place looking for lunch spots & when we checked out the reviews on another travel site it had fairly high marks. When we finally found the place, during the busy lunch hours elsewhere, the woman at the counter told us to hold on while she turned on the lights downstairs. When we followed, it smelled like the lights hadn't been on downstairs for a while. Imagine, if you care to, a wretched combo burrito of smells made from mold, sewer pipe, and sick. That was what prompted us to overcome our instinct to be politely silent and say adios. We did tell the woman (whose role was never clear, since it seemed like she was just there hanging out) that we were very sorry but the smell was just too much for us. She did not seemed concerned or surprised at all. This place had nothing remotely Mexican about it, unless we are talking bus station bathrooms. Best advice? Just say, "No way, Jose!" read more