Excellent service, friendly accommodating staff. The guacamole is super fresh and the food was…read moreamazing. We have tried many "Mexican" restaurants in Germany and this is -- by far -- the best Mexican restaurant. We really miss Mexican food being that we're from California and you can tell by the dishes that this is true Mexican cuisine. The owners are from Mexico and if you want to level up your spice to your dish they have other spicer sauces like habanero which is difficult to find in Germany. They decorated really well and have huge painted murals and have Spanish music playing while dining, we will absolutely return the next time we're in Köln.

Authentisches mexikanisches Essen Rusticale Ambiente…read moreSamstags volle Athmosphere mit jungen Gästen Ganz lecker

Unbelievable! But, after having tried so many wanna-be Tex-Mex/Burrito places in CGN I gave up on…read morefinding real authentic Mexican food. Here, you will not get the whole variety of the Mexican kitchen either. But, you'll be served authentic, real tasty snacks and bar food (tacos, quesadillas, burritos etc.) of superb quality. The typical Tex-Mex cumin taste is barely noticeable, which I prefer. All other ingredients are fresh, well balanced and dips are homemade. Spices are used up to a point where you can still enjoy the original flavor with a scent of sweat on your forehead, but without ruining your taste buds. And, not to forget: this is a Mexican bar! So, there is a solid selection of Mexican and Spanish beers (including non-alcoholic beers) as well as a whole variety of different tequilas (no non-alcoholic ;) ). This unobtrusive place won my heart in a beat. I'll be back soon for round two :))

Pseudo Chipotle. If you're American, you'll know exactly what I mean…read more Everything about BABC was copied from Chipotle. The ordering station, the names of the food options, it was like Chipotle had been transplanted to Germany. I think the owner is American and he/she saw and opportunity and grabbed it. I was PUMPED because I love Mexican food and haven't had good Mexican in the last 5 months of living in Europe. I legit clapped with glee when I walked inside. I was that excited. I ordered a burrito bowl with brown rice, black beans, corn salsa, pico, barbacoa, sour cream, and cheese. Plus a side of tortilla chips. Pricey, but dang. So, so good. Worth it. Wish they would have channeled their Qdoba vibes by offering free guac, but I'll take good Mexican food when I can. The ingredients seemed fresh and the place was hoppin' as business folks came in for their lunch breaks.

I will definitely be visiting this restaurant again, if you're craving chipotle this does the…read moretrick. The food was super good, I wish they added more rice to balance the bowl better but it was decently priced and I enjoyed it.

This was a good Mexican on the ring…read more I recall coming here many times when I craved chicken fajitas. They were always closer to the Mexican and tex mex I was used to back in the states. The food quality and authenticity seemed to be better here than most Mexican restaurants in Germany as a whole. It was quite hard to find decent Mexican food while living here for 3 years, much harder than I would have thought. At least this place would help subside the craving for it for a while.

This isn't Mexican food. I had a Fajita with Chicken. No rice, no cheese, no beans, an extra salsa…read moreand jalapeños cost 1,50€ each. Totally overpriced!! The meat was hart, not a sign of good quality. They used curry was more like an Indian dish. The service was nice and friendly. Food came fast but separated.

The service at this place was really great. The wait staff were all super nice and friendly. The…read moremusic was typical Mexican restaurant music and the restaurant was all decorated with traditional Mexican restaurant style. If you are craving Mexican food while in Germany this is a good spot but it won't be the best Mexican food you ever had. More like a Tex-Mex place. The margarita left something to be desired as well- kind of tasted like one I would attempt to make at home and not one that you would receive at a Mexican restaurant. I honestly didn't even expect to see a Mexican restaurant here so it was a great surprise.

I came here for a colleague's birthday and all of us were all ex-pats from another country. Every…read moreonce in a while we would crave for some thing other than German food and Mexican food was always a good standby and comfort food for us. They had some good Mexican beer options here. We had the flautas, burritos and enchiladas and all of it was decent. The best part about this place was the drink and the ambience. We always had a such fun and especially for large groups too. They had yes and chips and dips in their entrées weren't bad either.

Food was good. Service friendly. Nice ambiance. Bathroom impeccable. Highly recommend, will be…read moreback!:)

The food at this restaurant is amazingly good! No regrets! The owner accommodated us. You do…read moreneed reservations, but is totally worth it. We visited twice on the same weekend and the food did not disappointed. Service was outstanding.

After a week of saying "ich spreche kein deutsch", I walk in with my friend and the bartender asks…read more"¿Hablas español?" I was floored...it looked like a few years of high school Spanish would finally come in handy. The staff here clearly isn't "Mexican", but they sure gave the theme a good effort. I don't really know why I do it, but whenever I'm in Europe, I feel the need to try what the locals call "Mexican Food". It's never great, but it's always an adventure (sorry, Greg). Starved, after a long day of work, exhibiting at the messe, my buddy suggested that we get an appetizer. I assumed he meant kölsch (the local beer), but in reality, he wanted some nachos. I had warned him, this won't be like the nachos back home, but he responded "C'mon Ivan, how could they screw up nachos?" Chips like a bizarre cardboard, salsa like a cold tomato sauce and a greasy mess of cheese slathered all over it...yeah, maybe I just needed another beer. I followed up the nachos with some "Tacos Roastbeef". When they arrived, I was dumbfounded as there was no way to pick these tacos up. The bottom (side) of the taco was soaking in a mix of German enchilada sauce and beans--there was just no way. I ended up trying to gut it out with my fork. I desperately needed some hot sauce, but the fact is, paired with a Corona, this may have been one of the best "Mexican" meals I've ever had in Europe. _______________ Notes: In the heart of downtown (the city center), on Heumarkt...there is a lot to see here in regards to street performers, magicians and general people watching. If the weather permits and it's available, get the outdoor seating...

Well, this place is clean, that's pretty much all the good I have to say and that's why I give it 2…read morestars. The Food had no flavor, we had to ask for utensils, and my frozen margarita tasted like ice.

This has been one of the worst experiences at a restaurant. My husband and I are currently sitting…read morehere waiting for our food and it has been an hour AT LEAST! There are bigger parties that came in after us and receiving food before us! Not only that but we ordered an appetizer that took more than 30 minutes to come and when it did finally arrive it was cold like it had been sitting the entire time. I feel like I wasted money & time, we won't be coming back here. The food was not even worth the wait to say the least.