Slightly below average Mexican. I didn't expect much since I was in Germany but, the shrimp tacos…read morewere very bland. No chips and salsa. Wait staff was very friendly. Space is small and cramped.

this place is amazing. always impressed by thier service, soo friendly. thier mexican food is the…read morebest in germany by farrrr. i will never go to another mexican restaurant as long as i am here. la lucha tiene mi corazon!!

For a small little hole in the wall, down an alley way, it's not a bad place!! I'm happy we…read morestumbled upon this place almost a year ago. Last time they didn't have seats outside and now there's almost like tiny little kids tables made out of crates to sit on! They're cute! However the table top fits one plate. There is high rise tables on the inside though, so no worries. The guys who have taken our orders spoke really good English so don't worry. I do recommend the chili con carne, you get a lot of meat, I've had the chorizo before and maybe had four little sausage pieces in it, not worth the extra money. If you get spicy, it's not too bad. There's just a little kick, not a whole lot. we will be coming back!! Cannot wait to try other things from their menu!

Customer service sucked, the guy was very rude and condescending. The food wasn't that great I was…read morevery disappointed.

Our son and daughter-in-law brought us here. West Coast tacos and burritos Oregon style! Have…read moreheard the tofu is awesome but did not try. We had the San Francisco between my wife and I. Plenty big and enough for both. Great flavours and did not over power the palate. Would recommend for sure.

Being an American kid of the 80s/90s, living in the suburbs and eating Taco Bell 5 days a week -…read morewhen it comes to Mexican food, I'm really conditioned for anything. But I'm not going to be dramatic in this review. I'll just say when you're Mexican food in Germany there's no expectation for you to be perfect. But you do have to be better than this. To sum it up in less words, my burrito tonight was like crying during sex.

Being a Southern California girl I'm used to authentic Mexican food ... This place wasn't as good…read moreas I expected it to be. I understand that it's due to the fact that we're in Germany but I've had way better Mexican food here in Germany in Graf. The rice tasted as if it came out of a box. The chicken in the enchilada were cut so big and they were hard to chew on. I expected way more from this place due to the great reviews they had. I wouldn't come here again.

The food here still tastes great, but my wait almost made me walk out this weekend. People that sat…read moredown after me, got their food before me. It wasn't even busy. I was really disappointed, with many thoughts going through my head. Bedsides this, a lot of people got turned around this past weekend, so make sure you call first.

If your going to be a Mexican Restaurant, then be a Mexican Restaurant. Don't be cute by altering…read moretraditional meals just to fake being fancier than you really are. Do you know what your doing? Do you know any Mexicans. Have you ever meet one? I ordered the 3 Taco meal. What you brought me was your obviously canned or bagged, pre-made Chili von Carne in Hard Taco shells. Taco shells like the ones we all can buy in the grocery store. Not authentic. Do you even know what the hell a Taco is !?!?! Putting Chili in a Taco shell doesn't mean it's a TACO !!! It's GAY-A-Y !!! (and you should feel shamed) (A fair and accurate review) by, Douche MaGoo

Not too shabby…read more.. The area was packed but we managed to get one of 3 unreserved tables inside for dinner. They've got a good location, a fairly large seating area inside and a small outside patio. We weren't really sure what to expect from Mexican food in Nuremberg but were pleasantly surprised. We opted for tacos, fajitas, a couple of margs, and the chips & dip tray. All the flavors were quite good and well received. The chip portion was massive in comparison to the dip sizes, but all meal portions good. Service was friendly and fairly fast. Of course it's not the best Mexican food in the world, but we really enjoyed our meal and wouldn't hesitate to return.

Great food with short wait times. Staff was helpful and even…read morechecked with us multiple times to assure comfort.

La Comida (yes I know that means the food, my friends back home were making fun of me) is a tiny…read morelittle hole in the wall. Of you aren't looking for it you might not even see it. It has "Mexican" / Latin food that comes in huge portions at extremely reasonable prices. I put Mexican in quotations because I'm from Southern California and this food is a little more fancy. I mean, just because there are beans in it and you put cilantro on it doesn't make it Mexican. It IS the closest thing to Mexican food I have found in this country though! I have never made a reservation, but it might be a good idea because seating is very limited. The food quality is great, the waiter we had last time was very friendly and accommodating. The vegetables are fresh, the salsa is hot and the overhead music is good! Everything on the menu is just a couple of bucks (euro bucks). It's a great place to start out your night.

While on a recent trip to Nuremberg, I found myself a guest of the Klinikum Nuremberg Nord. Having…read morehad my fill of hospital, after only two days, I escaped to find something palatable. I did a Google search and was surprised to find Crazy Nate's West Coast Tacos was only one block away. Now, I've tried numerous so-called 'Mexican Restaurants' all over the World, so I was skeptical at best. That said, I would have eaten just about anything, after suffering through two days of hospital food. Walking into Crazy Nate's West Coast Tacos, I was immediately surprised, when I heard a fella greet me, with a distinctive American accent. I thought 'hey, wait a minute. This might just be pretty good.' Nate reminds me of the typical California surfer type with his liberal use of the word 'dude.' You can almost smell the Pacific Ocean on him. Looking around the place, there were dining tables with snowboards as seats, wall art reminiscent of street graffiti, as well as other wall art like skateboards, Mexican religious icons and even a picture of Dolly Parton. With the excellent selection of music playing, the atmosphere was trendy and quaint. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, but as the outdoor tables were all full, I chose a nice table by an open window. A wide selection of beer and even the famous Mexican cola, Jarritos is available, along with frozen margaritas. I was excited to see the fresh salsa bar, but due to Covid-19, it was closed. While the menu had a good selection of items, as it was Taco Tuesday, and it is after all called Crazy Nate's West Coast Tacos, who am I to fight the system? So, up at the counter, I ordered three 'Crazy Nate Tacos' and a Modelo beer. At only €10.00, I found the price to be very reasonable being Europe. I'm sure I'd be paying a comparable price in the US. Instead of numbers for your order, you're given a laminated card with a variety of notable characters on them. Mine was none other than Elwood Blues, one of the Blues Brothers, the characters created by actors John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. When my order was ready for pick up, Nate would shout the name associated with the order. It really livened things up. By 7:30PM, all of the tables, both in and out, were taken. There was even a line of food delivery guys waiting to pick up orders for people who ordered online. As all orders are made fresh and 'to order', the time from when I placed my order and received it was a bit long, but all in all, it was more than worth it. These were the absolute best 'street style' tacos that I'd ever had both in and out of the US. My overall opinion of Crazy Nate's West Coast Tacos is...FANTASTIC! If you're in Nuremberg, Germany, with two locations available, you have to go here. You will not be disappointed. Be sure to follow them on Facebook and Instagram, and tell them Bad Monkey Touring sent you.

From the owner: We make fresh, authentic Mexican food, das ist alles…read more We buy local products and ingredients. We make it ourselves; fresh salsa, guacamole, refried beans, marinades for our meats and tofu, no additives, no preservatives, no bullshit. Vegetarian or Vegan? No problem, most items on our menu can be made with no animal products. Allergic to gluten? We got you covered. We make our Margaritas from 100% Agave Tequila, high quality Triple Sec and juice. No preservatives, no mixes, no neon chemicals. We offer local beers from Schanzenbräu and New Beer Generation, as well a curated craft beer selection from all over the world. Soda from Jarritos (MEX) and local soda from Germany's own Fritz Kola. Every Tuesday is Taco Tuesday at Crazy Nate's get our famous Street Style Tacos for €1 or Crazy Nate's Style for €2. On the first Saturday of the month we offer Brunch. Breakfast Burritos, Bloody Marys, Mimosa and Coffee. We're proud of our food, come taste why.

I've lived in both Los Angeles and Austin for 15 or so years, so you can trust me when I say this…read moreis excellent Mexican food. Had the chicken mole and Baja fish taco. As good as I've ever had. Mole had the deep rich flavor and chicken was tender not dry. Baja fish taco was perfectly crisp. The corn tortillas were fantastic -- freshly made. I don't usually like corn tortillas but these were perfect. Salsa spice is not adjusted for German tastes (a good thing).

One of the best taco spots I have been to in Germany(Chef was from Mexico). Authentic in taste but…read moremodern in presentation. Fisch tacos were absolutely awesome, crispy and hot fish!