We showed up at 10:20 PM waiting to order food. We were served chips and drinks and we tried…read moreexplaining that we wanted to eat dinner and then at 11:07 PM. They finally told us that the kitchen was closed at 11. Clearly they did not want to serve us food. Terrible absolutely terrible. And their seats are awful. I realize I'm a little bitter from my past experience. However, the seats really are bad. You will not enjoy them , very similar to the service. You will also not enjoy.

My expectations were very low considering it's a chain and the majority of my food experiences here…read morein BsAs have been so-so. But Taco Box pleasantly surprised me! The name "Taco Box" conjures up the idea of a fast food atmosphere where they give you plastic utensils and wrap your food in tin foil. But this place is actually kinda fancy, they have white linen table cloths and everything. My friend and I ordered nachos and a veggie quesadilla to split. To my pleasant surprise, the food was actually quite good! Tasty with fresh ingredients and nothing you wouldn't expect getting Tex-Mex in the US. I felt like I was home for a little bit there. Only downfall was the margarita. It was my first time ordering a margarita in BsAs so I was excited. The server didn't ask any questions so I assumed it would be the rocks, but it came out frozen. Alright no biggie. Tried it, ehh. Not the same. Hard to explain but the taste was off and unlike any margarita I've tasted before. Still drinkable, but not worth the price. Overall, a pleasant experience and a nice surprise for someone who loves Tex-Mex food. I will definitely return when I feel a hankering for a little piece of home.

For Buenos Aires, the Tacos are good. They are large and have sufficient meat in them. They…read moredidn't get the medium rating due to the food. The "3" rating comes from lack of inattention when we walked. They did tell us they didn't accept credit cards and we chose a table, then nothing from the waiters fir about 10 minutes. Hello, wake up girls! My husband and I were just saying it was so nice not to have blaring music, we could actually have a conversation when, one of the girls cranked up the music. We don't mind music, but the speaker was right over our heads & blaring. We asked them to turn it down and they kinda had the attitude of "what, why". The wait stuff spoke enough English, so no communication problem. There was only 1 other couple in the restaurant so, turning down should not have been a problem. We had to ask again! I hope the manager sees this review.

Tacos were mid. The adobada was very dry and the guacamole was missing flavor. The guacamole also…read moreturned brown really fast.

This is Mexican food, but it's Mexican food for people that think they know what Mexican food…read moreshould taste like. It's not good. The chips in the nachos were stale. They tasted obviously bad. The tortillas were bland. They had no salt, flavor, and too much coarse texture. The meats were all over the place. The carne asada was big but boring. It has no taste. The chicken was fine. I'd eat it again but it needed salsa. Your meats should not need sauce. The al pastor was passable but not correctly made. There was no pineapple marinading the pork on the trompo, and the pork itself was way too moist. The tacos were so oily or wet that they broke the tortillas. You can't eat their tacos without a mess happening. It's a frustrating meal. Mexican food is a celebration of flavor. It's comforting, homey, satisfying, and makes probably the best street food. This restaurant respected none of that. Everything could be improved here.

The food here is very fresh!!! And good quality. By far the best flour tortilla I have had in…read moreArgentina. The guacamole is very good and full of ripe tomatoes. Was very pleased to have found this place!!

Good Mexican burritos, a much rarer treat in Buenos Aires than in the United States…read more This place is an example of basically everything that can possibly be good about fast food. The service is very quick and friendly, and yet the place is also very we'll kept, with large rolls of high-quality absorbent napkins at each table to assist you in consuming your lunch's abundant sauce. The food is great; the menu is brief but just as long as it needs to be, and the portions are just as large as they need to be (i.e. about as big as Mexico).

The food is super tasty! We ordered BangBang wings, pork burrito and papas with cheddar, sour…read morecream, pico de gallo, and jalapeños. The beer - honey orange - is delicious. The attention was great as well and the two girls were very friendly. The place was empty but we came too early for dinner and too late for lunch on a Sunday. Price is good and the portion is large. You can pay with Paypal and have multiple payment options.

A Mezcal spot right off the Plaza of the Armenians! Who'd have ever thought? I am working on…read morebecoming a mezcal nerd, and certainly have had my fair share of Mezcals. Mezcal used to be the stuff that was cheaper than Tequila and not as good, but now everyone's drinking it with their pinkies in the air and charging an arm and a leg. Mezcals are like tequila, but not the same thing- smokier and more rich than a tequila. Imagine my suprise to see giant sign for Mezcal in Argentina! They had three different ones, a pechuga style- which is where the distiller hangs a chicken or turkey or some poultry breast over the vat of distilling liquids so the fats drip into the distillation to increase the smokiness of the drinks. It's a pretty specific style of Mezcal- and they had it! The Montelobos was the regular, but they had a DF style, which was also news to me. I was suprised to see that they didn't have paloma blancas on the menu, which is one of the more popular mezcal drinks- mixed with Topo Chico and lime and a splash of grapefruit soda. But they knew what I was talking about and mixed one up. The place is a bit cheesy for a Mexican restaurant, but that's often the case with the places to begin with. They serve food, but the only thing I was going for was the mezcal. It seems that they're nerding out on it, with their three types, which is far better than anyone else in BA had! This has gotta be the best Mezcal spot! The service was fast and friendly and the place was cheap. It's a staircase to get up to the restroom, so don't have too many Mezcals! I enjoyed this place- it's a fun place to slam some mezcal before that next malbec.

Oh come on, you can just look at the photo of this Mexican spot and start to feel the hairs on the…read moreback of your neck rise. What have we gotten ourselves into? We have our chips on the table, with, well, that's not hot sauce, it's just red, and a double helping of mayo. Yeah, mayo, that's what we want with tortilla chips. Passable Micheladas. Lacking, not surprisingly, in spice, but my lunch companion keeps tabasco sauce in his backpack for just such emergencies. A few dashes more and it's actually not bad. An order of Quesadillas Gringas. I've had better, I've had worse. Stuffed with cerdo al pastor, the classic pork and pineapple combo, smothered in cheese. A combo, by the way, of a flour tortilla, pork, pineapple, and cheese, that the same people who object to those same four ingredients in pizza form, Hawaiian, have zero problem eating. And, beef Fajitas, that's a whole lot of sauteed beef, onions, and peppers, kind of a mess. But the flavor's okay. Again, like the drinks and the quesadillas, it's passable. It's just not enticing. Oh, watery guacamole on both plates. Thank goodness we didn't order a bowl of that with chips. I can't find our bill, but none of it was particularly pricey, I think the quesadillas were something like 250 pesos and the fajitas maybe 350. They do have an eponymous offering of five different mezcals by the shot, which is five more than I've seen on any other bar here in town (then again, I haven't made a habit of looking, so maybe it's not as hard to get anymore). Overall, no regrets, but no planned returns.

Easily the best Mexican food in the city. And after living here 7 Yrs we are thrilled to have…read morefound it. The staff is wonderful!! Have the owner take your order and she is the best!!! Will modify and do dishes with modifications needed for vegetarians, etc. Her other staff is a bit argentine thinking they can only do it one way.... Just keep asking!! Food is delicious and truly spicy!!! Horchata is so good. A perfect meal.

Buenos Aires Mexican Food???…read more Small hole in the hall... Dying for Mex-Tex ?t This is the place in San Telmo.colorful uncomfortable tables. The avocados just as good as Mexican. Great taste and flavor. Guac. Súper.

Surprisingly good Tex-Mex in Buenos Aires. They even have a sauce that is truly spicy (picante)…read more Blended drinks on a little sweet, kind of New Orleans Bourbon Street for 22-year-olds kind of way. The botana for two people is really tasty and a good variety of things to try. Prices are good. As others have noted, service can be spotty. I've only had sub-par service when they're fully packed. I'm pretty patient with most things, and one forgotten drink (came after my meal was half-finished) led to it being comped, which was nice. Many but not all staff speak some English. I go to Buenos Aires for work somewhat frequently, and will hit this place up each time - more than once, if I'm in town for more than a week.