From first glance, this restaurant looks like it it a really nice place to eat with great food…read more Large menu with many options, nice decor, and overall nice ambiance. We ordered the combo beef and chicken fajitas and the grilled chicken. Upon serving, they looked super delicious. However... As many places in this country unfortunately, the food was absolutely tasteless. I felt like of I closed my eyes, I wouldn't be able to distinguish one item from the other and so it was an overall meh experience which cost 40 pounds for two plates making it an expensive unpleasant eating experience... Wouldn't recommend...

Nice Mexican restaraunt with extremely nice food, there is a large selection of mexican dishes…read moreavailable and they arent all spicy, the burgers come in tortillas instead of buns which made a nice change. The staff however leave a lot to be desired, surly, miserable and rude would be the 3 words to describe them. When I said I hadnt booked the waitress/greeter woman tutted and rolled her eyes at me, then when my OHs order was wrong the waitress acted as if it was our fault. Go there for the food, not the service and you will be happy. The poor service made me give this a 3 instead of a 4

The food was great especially the Mexican rice and chicken the hot sauce was great and ordering was…read moresimple and easy the service was amazing and the staff was nice

From the owner: California Style Mexican food inspired by some of the best taquerias in San Francisco's Mission…read moreDistrict

Nice quick friendly service. Tasty Burritos and unlimited refills on drinks mean I'll definitely…read morevisit again.

The location here is a major plus. Conveniently located just a few tube and train stops from…read moreLondon, taking about an hour and 20 minutes starting near Kings Cross. In a great shopping mall, so worthy of a day trip to maximise the experience. Now, onto the food. The menu is solid, with the addition of pulled pork and fries not typically seen back in the states. They gave the option for chicken, beef, or pork on most items on the menu.. which again isn't the usual procedure back in America. There was no Baja blast on the drinks menu, which is a major flaw in the offering. They had mild, hot and fire sauces which tasted very similar to the famed American counterparts. Food did seem a bit saltier than the original, but overall it did the job of satisfying the Taco Bell itch. Staff were patient and food was made quickly. Worthy of a trip for anyone who loves to "Live Mas." If I could make one suggestion, it would be to invest in hiring a chihuahua to sit on the counter saying "Yo Quiero Taco Bell." I imagine they would See a major boost in revenue as a result.

Recently, two unicorns rubbed their horns together over the Lakeside Shopping Centre to create…read moresomething beautiful. Was it world peace? Nope, better. Was it getting Katie and Peter Andre back together so we can all sleep better at night? Nope, better yet. TACO BELL. Yes kids, it does exist again in the UK. No longer will you have to long for the days of cheap burritos and tacos with sauce packets that spout sound life advice and deliciousness out for you. OK, in tradition of the way the UK takes everything American and makes it its own, Taco Bell will not give you: chalupas, gorditas, mexican pizzas, chicken ranchero tacos, fiesta potatos, cinnamon twists, pintos, and Mountain Dew or cherry Pepsi. Though they've done some new things like mexican fries....(yes, I know, but one of the workers said they were actually amazing), churros, chocolate quesadillas (well, sans queso), molten chocolate cakes, and a different kind of chicken taco which was deeee-lish. Not one to follow Chipotle's ass-hattery by charging ridiculous prices, Taco Bell still gives you .79, .89 & .99 delights. My only complaint is the commute. Start opening them in London! (well, and give us mexican pizzas and chalupas too please :) FYSR- Thomas.

The Honourable Pilot is a Brewers Fayre restaurant attached to the Premier Inn hotel. It is always…read morefull to capacity and is very popular. They serve food from the standard menu or do deals such as 2 meals for £8 and 2 desserts for £2 or buffet nights, including Chinese, Indian, Mexican and fish and chips. Initially I thought the service and food was very poor quality and was disinclined to go back but I'm glad I did. It is much better now, the food is presented nicely, the waiting staff are helpful and friendly and it has a good atmosphere. I would have no hesitation in going back at any time.

This is a Travel inn That has a very good restaurant on site,…read moreThey have a very good choice of nicely cooked food. The service is quite good and you do not have to wait to long.

Oh where do I start? I took a dear friend here for a 'nice' lunch after a friend passed away…read more What we got was the most horrendous service I have ever encountered in my life! The server's name was Mariec and she was a total witch on wheels. We waited 30+ minutes just to receive our 'tap' water. Then we had to wait another 20+ minutes for her to come and take our order. She was rude. When I reminded her about bringing the salsa since she forgot our water (I had to get out of my seat to remind her) she yelled at me, "I can only carry so much!" Mariec is just rude. If you get her as a waitress, run for the hills! Our meal wasn't enjoyable able the unfair treatment we received by this waitress. I called and complained to the manager. He wanted me to come back in with a coupon he promised to send me in email to take care of my difficulties, but the email/coupon never came, even checked the spam folder. The food on the other hand was not fantastic. It was again, an English' misperception of what Mexican food is, with their own added English' twist. We shared an order of Mexican poppadoms. It was essentially a crunchy corn tortilla not fried and paired with salsa. It was OK. I ordered the big burrito, it came with shredded beef and caramelized onions. Caramelized onions? Mexican food does not contain 'caramelized' onions. The food may have been enjoyable to an extent if it wasn't for the horrendous service we encountered.

I find it hard to criticise Mexican food in London because it is so rare to find anything…read morespectacular. Las Iguanas does tick some of the boxes. The quality of the produce is better than say, Taco Bell. They also have a large selection, but much of the menu doesn't quite cut it. The only thing on the menu that we found to have any heat was, oddly enough, a salad. The lamb meatballs are also very gritty, but the most cardinal of sins: the fish tacos come without slaw! As for the service... The first time our server was lovely and the second time they were completely absent, apart from the three occasions where our waitress accidentally chucked cutlery at us. Suffice to say that life-changing experience won't be repeated.

This is actually the location in Seven Dials Market. But this was not the best of Indian meals by…read moreany means, even for a street food style Indian meal, it was all a bit bland. I got a butter chicken as the guy said that's their best offering. OK fine, it's also probably the highest margin offering and the most standard and he'd have no idea I eat so much Indian food. Everything was so bland, no spice, no flavor, the curry was too liquidy. I would not come back even for their other options. I liked that it came with daal and rice and raita but nothing was any good. How can Indian food be made without any spice or flavor...

Okay, this was actually one of the better foods I ate in London. Came to Seven Dials Market and…read moredecided to try some Indian food for the first time in London. Compared to other ethnic foods I've had had, this one definitely is one of the better ones. Or maybe it's because I don't know Indian food well enough... I ordered the Paneer Butter Masala which I assumed it was just Butter Chicken but vegetarian and it was exactly what it was. I appreciate the tomato base of the curry and the fresh naan that went very well with it. I will say that it's not the most authentic out there as they served it with what looks like Mexican black beans and the rice was not jasmine rice as usual. It will definitely cure your Indian food craving though. Overall, not a bad meal at Seven Dials. I will say though that for the price I paid, it's quite pricey and not quite sure if it's worth it (-1 for that). But if I am in lack of food at Seven Dials Market, I will eat this again.