Ok, so we are visiting from out of town and we weren't quite sure what to expect of English Mexican…read morefood. We stopped in one night after walking from the hotel and were seated right away. I had the Garlic Butter Sizzling Prawns, see picture. Shrimp, vegetables, and cheese. It wasn't bad at all. Everything was well cooked and taste as it should. The staff were friendly and attentive, the place felt nice and inviting. The one big drawback is the price. I found that for what it is the price of everything was very high. One star deducted for that. Would I recommend it? Sure? Give it a go

I dislike when Yelp presents bad reviews from 6 years ago. That's pretty unfair. Also Americans…read moreexpecting authentic Mexican food in London should re-examine their reasons for travel. I'm from Southern California so I know Mexican food. There is not a large Mexican population in London to provide the kind of authentic menus like you will find in London Indian restaurants. But after days of pub food, Indian and Italian we decided to give it a try. This is a nicely decorated little restaurant with a nice attentive staff. Was the food different from what we were used to? Yes, but it was very tasty. My wife had chicken tacos served on a large platter with separate portions to build your own taco. They had Mexican rice but no refried or black beans or lettuce for the tacos. The tacos were hard shell. I had fajitas and they were very good but served without a side of rice. The portions were very large. If you are in Pimlico, close to Victoria station, give it a try

Wasn't expecting to eat Mexican food while in London but we did. It was a spur of the moment…read moredecision but we were seated right away without reservations even with a full house. Food here is served tapas style so don't expect big portions. Service was quick and friendly and food was surprisingly good! It was just us two so we ordered from the shareable menu. We started off with cocktails first -- mojito for him and a jalapeno cucumber sptitz for me! Drinks were strong so I just stuck with just that one. Pico de gallo chips were delish.. again it's tapas style but enough to tithe us over before the main course. We shared the grilled antioche sea bass that was served on a banana leave. The sweetness of the charred pineapple salsa complimented the spiciness of the sea bass perfectly. Wahaca focuses on Mexican street food style cooking so keep that in mind when you decide to dine here. We didn't want to fill our bellies up so the portion size was perfect for the both of us.

Amazing food, high quality ingredients and creative recipes. Super kind and knowledgeable team…read moremembers. Great vibes overall - my partner and I enjoyed our favorite meal in England here.

This mcdonalds is on 2 levels, The downstairs is where they…read moreserve you theres also a large seating area. On the top level theres a huge seating area and the toilets. This mcdonalds is great as its always busy but there is never queues as they always have all there tills open. The staff are also very polite when there serving you. They also have a disabled toilet downstairs for anyone who cant climb the stairs.

Stars: Tuna tostada, Baja fish, soft shelled crab. Meat tacos (beef brisket, pork al pastor) fairly…read moreforgettable. Cocktails are good, on strong side. Service was good. As with other places in the area, the trains overhead gets quite loud. Better indoor seating than outdoors

I came back, this time with a reservation. It was okay. I don't think i would've missed out on…read moreanything if I hadn't eaten here. Food was decent. Was a bit taken back on how small the tacos were.

This is a great place to get Mexican food in London, which can be really hard to find! They have…read moregreat margaritas and I've been twice here now and have really enjoyed it both times. It's big so easy to find seating and they have a lot of options on the menu. Beware it gets very busy on weekends!

Definitely sit outside if you can. Our seat was right by the hostess stand even though over half…read morethe restaurant was empty, and it felt a bit claustrophobic. My friend and I ordered chips and guac to share. Unfortunately, the chips were stale and the guac, while fresh and chunky, lacked flavor. It's saving grace were the chili sauces on the table--I especially liked the smoky habanero one. For main, I got a Mexican bowl with chicken and it was yummy! It was a small-normal sized portion but loaded with beans, salsa, pickled onions, guac, and more and left me quite satisfied!

Wahaca is a casual mexican restaurant chain in the UK. This one is across from the Waterloo station…read moreand convenient for commuters on their way home from work. They do take RSVP's but I walked in and got seated immediately at 630 pm. Overall I thought the Wahaca for one was good. Just the right amount of food. The Paloma was below average. But I will come back. The chicken taco had just the right spice and the beef gringo taco was the perfect counter balance. Its worth a meal if you haven't tried it. Not a true Texźmex but close.

So this will be a bit of an odd review because I changed my mind about what I was going to rate…read morethis place while I was writing it. It was either a 3 or 4, but after, it was a toss up between 4 and 5 So here goes, I've been here before with ex-girlfriend about four or five years ago and really enjoyed myself. I like the food. It was reasonably priced. The atmosphere was quite nice and it was a friendly, buzzing kind of place where you don't get rushed. So after a crap start if the week, but a good finish on the Friday I decided to treat myself, especially after seeing the 'Wahacha for One' advertised outside. Second impression's, very good staff, nice atmosphere, shown to a seat of my choice, as I was eating on my own, waitress very helpful and friendly all good so far... The Meal - OK so I have a little, but only a little gripe about it, it was on the small side, 3 taco's would have been better, however the food was very tasty and well presented. The Taco's ( beef, and pork) were very tasty, bit of a gripe about the Nachos and dips, there wasn't much of either dip but were both tasty but the nachos were a bit meh, overly flat and a bit too crispy, however the rest of the meal, a Taquito, was tasty. Ordered a beer which made a good a accompaniment. After the Wahacha for One the waitress came over to see if I wanted anything else and whilst chatting with her I said half jokingly, "I'm just in the middle of rating your restaurant" so....she asked me what I thought, especially about the size of the WFO (Wahacha for One) and was also kind enough to offer me a desert on the house, and also kind enough, when I asked to make a recommendation, to pick a desert that was the best part of the meal, dunno what it was called but it was like the Mexican version of Tiramisu, but much better, more substance , better texture and more subtle flavours to it. Also, took the opportunity to chat with the manager to congratulate her on her staff who were really nice, friendly, helpful , and attentive, and then I finished off with a very nice latte. Overall, excluding the size of the meal, it was a good experience, it has a nice atmosphere, very nice staff and I will be coming back. Only other gripe was that Wahacha is cash only. This is something that IMHO is not really made super obvious. Now I know everyone, even me, are mad about the convenience of Apple Pay etc, but it's not a great idea for society as whole to depend on contactless payment only because it allow the state almost limitless powers to snoop. and they will, on your spending habits, it will be a bit like the Chinese Social Credit System, but in time, by piecemeal, the state will do this, so not majorly keen for cashless premises' but that's about it for the moans so due to the excellent service from the door guy to the waitress and the manager, I would have to rate |Wahacha a 4.6 stars which I will (charitably) round up to 5* but a bit more (extra Taco, nicer nachos, and bigger dips) with the Wahacha for One would be a great idea to make it a more filling, better value meal, but it was a very enjoyable meal and evening.

Food was great. Drinks and service were just average…read more Location is really central. Go here just for the food .

We popped in just for a quick drink, so take this review with a grain of salt…read more In a few points: 1. We had a super-friendly bartender from Colombia. He didn't quite know what we were asking for but tried his best. 2. Our drink was cheap! Approximately half of what I was expecting. 3. The interior is cute. I'm a sucker for bright colours, and Las Iguanas delivers! The tables and decor - inside and out - are vibrant and fun. I would come back, given the chance.

We should've guessed why it was empty tbh, but instead we walked in and asked for two steak…read moreburritos. "Five minutes" she said. "Okay fine", so I popped to the loo while my husband waited. I got back up and he ordered his. I was ignored until he got to the till end, and she came back and I asked for a steak burrito. Again. "It'll be five minutes" she said. "Oh. Again? He was waiting for me so we could order together". She shrugged. My husband meanwhile asked for the Mexican beer they had advertised and "it's not in the fridge. We have corona?" He asked me what I wanted, paid for that and two coronas, and then went back and asked "okay, what's ready?" and got pork instead. We decided to get chips and salsa at the till as well. Coronas? They have no limes. 1/5 Steak? Overcooked. 2.5/5 Chips and salsa? The salsa tasted of nothing - not even tomato, what is this salsa supposed to be??? 0/5 Pork? That was at least good. 4/5 Overpriced, rubbish, and the staff were clueless. Where we sat we could see the food prep station. We watched further customers have to wait again. Then a customer came in and asked to charge her phone. The staff member, with gloves on, plugged it in, and then went on to make burritos for multiple customers with the same gloves on.

Decent place, similar concept as Chipotle. The food is good quality and fresh. The customer service…read moreis great as the staff is super nice and friendly. I do have to admit I'm a bit bias because I grew up with great food in Southern California. That is not to say this food is bad, it just doesn't have the spice level that I'm accustomed to. With that said, a good place to grab lunch on go.