It doesn't look like much from outside-and it is in a small court that doesn't front a street so…read moreyou need to be looking for it. Good, friendly service. The chips and salsa were small and there is a charge for them. The salsa tasted like Old El Paso home taco kit salsa which is better than a lot of places I've been to. I had a cheesy bean meal that I can't recall the name of-awesome. The wife had fajitas that she loved. Overall a great meal.

This was our 1st time eating here. We each ordered the chicken burrito dish for dinner along with a…read morebottle of wine. Surprisingly, when the waitress brought the wine, in ice, in the chill bucket, she plopped the wine glasses down with the unopened wine and left. The staff at other restaurants always opens the wine and pours it for us. Then she brought our dishes over, put them on our table and left. Never asked us if we needed anything else. When she returned a few minutes later, I asked for extra salsa and guacamole, which I was given a tablespoon of each. Each of us had less than 1/4 cup of chicken in the burrito, no cheese, no corn and even less black beans. Basically the burrito was filled with rice. It was very disappointing to say the least and our waitress never came back to us. We had to ask for our check and it took a while to get it. Then on top of it all, charged .75cents each for a tablespoon each of salsa and guacamole. We won't be returning.

Excellent food, excellent service…read more I had enchiladas, which were delicious, paired with hot chocolate and churros. An amazing evening, thanks to ChimiChanga! The prices were good too - for the amount of food and quality of it, it was great value! When I saw the outside, I was sceptical of the authenticity of the place, due to the bright colours on the logo, but I was so wrong! Inside, it's much bigger than it looks, and clearly is popular - at three in the afternoon, they were completely empty, but later they had to turn people away at the doors it was so heaving! (That's why I recommend booking a table beforehand.) Would go again!

Update : Ok, last night dinner for one was good enough for…read moreboth of us to come back tonight. I had another Spicy shredded beef and my wife had the shredded chicken. Each made our way. Ok, I admit it. You can get a great Burrito in England. And if you will buy the five pound, as in weight, burrito, you get a certificate and a black Tee Shirt that says you ate the whole thing. Must be Huge. I could barely finish the large. ;).

After drinking heavily nearby I wanted to grab super quick takeaway that I knew would be filling…read moreand flavorful - Mexican food is usually my go to at home, so I was excited to spot Mission Burrito near my flat in Bath. The line moves super quickly (it'a one of those build-your-own places, like just walk up to the glass case of food and choose your dish, your fillings, your extras, and they slap it all together right in front of you) despite a queue, so there's that. Unfortunately, the people who work here aren't exactly the friendliest people in the world... but they do roll a mean burrito (which I prefer over a friendly person who rolls a loose burrito where all the guts fall out of the bottom on the first bite). I went with a large burrito (yes, they offer "small" and "large"), which is a standard sized burrito back in the States, and asked if I could get their special - black bean and butternut squash chipotle chili - as my filling. The No-Nonsense Burrito Maker warned that it would be too wet, but I like to live dangerously so I went with that and extras like lettuce (no charge), sour cream (no charge), cheese (extra charge), and guacamole (double charge because I asked for more then she put on). Total price? £15. Oof. Definitely the most money I've spent on a burrito. And was it filling? Yes. Did it help sop up the gin in my system? Definitely. But was it flavorful? Not really. The majority of the burrito ended up being rice - I guess I didn't realize how much she had put on, but every bite was dominated by it. If I could do it all over again, I would ask for no rice - weird I know, but that way I could actually taste the flavors of the other ingredients I got charged for!

Best place ever for pizza Tirimaso made on the premises by a…read morevery nice person They also do Mexican

This was a great find around the corner from our hotel The Keep. We were the only people in the…read morerestaurant, but the food was really good. Prices for entrees were around 8 per person. We had penne bolognaise and penne carbonara.

Tasty and filling burritos were a yummy lunch as we were passing through Cheltenham. The place is…read morespotless, the staff friendly and courteous. You cannot go wrong if hungry for a taste of Mexican food.

Burritos are difficult to do badly, but it is very rare that everything is perfect…read more This place is perfect. Great, juicy selection of meats (I highly recommend the chicken) that pack lots of flavour without being over spicy. If it's spice you're after, they offer a selection of salsas that range from mild to "blow-your-head-off-hot". The staff are always friendly and super efficient which results in tasty food in your belly as soon as you want it. Highly recommend this place if you're after cheap, delicious lunch that will fill you up for hours.

All 5 stars are well deserved! This place is amazing. Try…read moreeverything, and get something else to go. Beautifully prepared. Exciting menu, and so veg friendly! My new favorite across the globe

One of things I miss the most about moving to Wales from California is my precious Mexican food. To…read morebe honest, when I first heard about Wahaca I was extremely skeptical at how good it could be but with all the glowing reviews on Yelp I just had to give it a try. I mean, I was getting some serious Mexican food withdrawals and needed a fix. Wahaca scratched my itch straight away and then some - the food here is absolutely gorgeous! Mind, it isn't 100% authentic. It isn't the greasy, heavy, but utterly indulgent Mexican food I'm used to. Wahaca is more of Mexican cuisine with a modern twist but they do pay some pretty accurate homage to the spices and flavours of Mexico; they even apparently have a trusted source in Mexico for certain ingredients. ~ Atmosphere: Wahaca is sneakily massive. When I first walked in, I thought it seemed pretty tiny but there are actually 3 different floors for dining with the top floor having a stocked bar for a bit of lounging as well. Because their toilets are on the top floor, they actually have an ELEVATOR in the restaurant! ~ Customer Service: Really friendly. The waitress asked if we needed any help with figuring out what to order from the menu but since I was already really familiar with Mexican cuisine I didn't need it. However, rest assured if you're new to Mexican food the waitresses are happy to help (don't feel embarrassed to ask!). Food came out pretty quickly and they have a unique system where you can pay using wi-fi as well. ~ Food: The absolute highlight. My partner and I wanted to skip the "ah"s and "um"s with deciding what to order, so we just went for the Wahaca selection for "adventurers" - £32.50 worth of food. It came with: * 2 Salmon Sashimi Tostadas * 3 Pork Pibil Tacos * 1 Large Chipotle Chicken Quesadilla (cut in half) * 2 Pea & Mint Empanadas * Frijoles w/ Chorizo * Broccoli w/ Green Goddess Dressing * Grilled Corn on the Cob * Churros y Chocolate The highlight for the meal for me was DEFINITELY the Salmon Sashimi Tostadas - they were absolutely perfect and the salmon was incredibly fresh! I regret not ordering more! To be honest, when I first looked at the menu for the taster plate I was skeptical about how much I'd enjoy a lot of the other stuff. I thought the broccoli, corn, and frijoles would be a tad boring but I'm so glad I was proven wrong. I never thought that I'd be enjoying just a plate of broccoli so much but it was perfectly cooked and went very well with the dressing. Normally, I'm not a fan of corn on the cob either (I just find them a pain to eat!) but again, Wahaca managed to take something I normally don't like and turn it into something magical. The sauce on the corn was flawless. My least favourite part of the meal were the tacos, but that's only because I've had better (not fair though seeing as I'm from California). However, they were still very delicious. --- The only downside to Wahaca is that I feel it's very pricey and you don't really feel too full at the end either. After we finished our meal, my partner and I were still feeling a bit hungry. I would say that Wahaca isn't great when you're looking for a filling dinner (unless you're willing to pay a lot) but fantastic if you're looking to appreciate food and enjoy different flavours. Even though it was expensive, I couldn't rate anything less than 5 stars since the food here is among the best I've had in Cardiff!

Crazy good salsa verde chilaquiles breakfast. The salsa roja is good as well. Some day I'll come…read morefor lunch/dinner and expand my repertoire. Good coffee, very comfortable and cheerful ambiance. Been there twice for breakfast and service was a bit on the relaxed size despite the place being empty at the time. Not slow as such, we were seated and the food and drinks came reasonably promptly, more just a matter of noticing no one has brought you the bill yet and then getting it a few minutes afterwards. So pretty great if you enjoy lingering over your substantial meal but if you've got someplace to be you might want to poke your head around the corner and ask for the bill.

A total surprise! I was in Southampton for a short trip and didn't expect to find great Mexican…read morefood there. I was even less hopeful once I saw that their vegetarian enchilada contained butternut squash - I'm not a fan of that particular vegetable. But I ordered it anyway, being a vegetarian, and - wow! The flavors melded together into a fine symphony. The staff was also attentive and friendly. I couldn't have hoped for a better experience.

Let's start with something very important to a review of a Mexican (strictly burrito) place in the…read moreUK; I'm American with about fifteen years in the food industry on the perpetual hunt for great food. Taco Macho is a hidden gem, and it shouldn't be surprising that it's the #1 place to eat in Exeter on TripAdvisor. Although I've constantly complained to him about how long it takes to make a burrito, it's also my fault because we're both talkers. He makes all his ingredients fresh, and hand picks all his ingredients because (we've discussed this) he'd rather pay more for supplies that are of a better quality which means he needs to do his shopping instead of going through a supplier. For about £7 you get a burrito that is the best you're going to find (I'll have another review of the taco place in London later) in the UK, I've searched. They're American sized burritos, and absolutely DESTROY the other "Mexican" place across the river, and is the third best burrito I've ever had; the two others are no longer in business and were toward Columbia MD, and the other was in York PA. The flavor is very well balanced and have a nice combination of spice and occasionally citrus notes. Many of the Brits have turned up their nose, and the only reason I've been able to put together is because they're not used to an abundance of flavor in their food - That's not a jab a British food, but an observation from living there for about two years. There are beef, chicken, and sometimes vegan/vegetarian options but that may change in the future; I've never asked about veggie options. Overall, the hours are short (about 1100-1600 Tuesday-Saturday, but that may have changed), so call ahead and hopefully the number provided is both accurate and if it's accurate hopefully he'll pick up; check Facebook for up-to-date hours. If you go in, you could probably tell him the Gringo that was always in flannel sent you, and you won't regret it. However, if you find a better burrito in the UK, somebody needs to tell me because I don't think it's going to happen. Hopefully that was helpful. Keep on eating.