Food was very fresh and very good! Outlaw burrito and chorizo nachos were great. Open kitchen…read moredesign and you can see them cook your meal.

Probably best meal i've ever had. I was speechless. I had…read morethe chorizo quesadilla and the pitcher marg. I'm in LOVE.

Our youngest son wanted taco's at any price. So we Yelped ariund and bumped into this little spot…read morewithrefernce. Personally not a huge fan of taco's & co was positively surprised.. Nice strawberry margarita to start, after a tomato sopa azteco and marinated beef taco. Service very friendly and one must be aware that place is very pequeño.. So reserve...

I just got home from a delicious meal at Don Taco. Yay! Joy! TACOS! After reading Camille L's…read morereview, I decided to give this place a chance. I have high standards, my mother lives in Mexico and I'm from NYC, so I wasn't expecting much. The meal started off well with guacamole and bean puree. While I would have enjoyed both with some jalepeno for a little kick, they were still both tasty, particularly the guacamole. The beans could use more seasoning but still good and fresh tasting. Next I had the tacos al pastor. These were the stars, well-seasoned with a delicate mole marinade and topped with a little pineapple, onion and cilantro. I asked for hot sauce and they gave me something wonderful, not very hot but just enough kick to put a smile on my face. Finding this taqueria feels a bit like home.

I give this place points for how lovely it is in terms of decorations. They also have tons of hats…read morefor people to wear. In France, you can't be picky about Mexican food but when I ordered nachos and simply got 12 chips with toppings on them, I was seriously disappointed. It was a fancy restaurant's take on how to present a dish that should really be simply comfort food. And as for taste, meh. Three stars suffices.

We were welcomed by the enthousiastic waiters and got a sombrero on our head to get in a good…read moreMexican atmosphere. I liked the interior and the vibe, although the way the waitress spoke to us made me think of being at Disneyland. She explained the whole menu to us. Nice, but we know what fajitas and guacamole are. We both went for fajitas, which were very nice. The guacamole was a bit too acid, but the cheese was fresly grated and the bean puree had the perfect mix of spices. We were enjoying good food, a good night. So far, so good. Until my friend found a freakin' kitchen magnet in the guacamole! What the hack. Those things are the size of a 1 euro coin, how is that even possible? We lost our appetite and even before we could protest, the waiter grabbed all the food of the table and returned it to the kitchen. He tried to make up with tequila, but because I had to drive we had to do it with an alcoholfree tequila for children? Not very happy with the way they responded to this big error, which for sure is going to be a good reason never to go back to this place! I know Iron is good for us, but a magnet in my food is way out of line.

Decent pub, food and drinks aren't great but it's a good spot to watch sportsread more

Best pub ambience. Lively and cozy. You might always find English speaking servers and great beers…read more Live bands upstairs are always great. Overall great place to hang out.

I was looking for some decent Mexican food in the Confluence area, and I found it here. I got a…read moremini burrito with pork, green salsa, and all the trimmings (plus guac, which was a bit extra I think). It tasted like a blander version of Chipotle or Panchero's; the corrigated metal decor was also reminiscent of Chipotle. The food was tasty though and I enjoyed my burrito. They could use some training on proper burrito rolling, however, as mine completely came apart as I was finishing it. I did really like the mini-meal, which was a mini burrito and a drink for 6.99. The same meal with a full-size burrito was 9.99. You can add a dessert to your full-size meal for another 3 euros. I was impressed that I heard the two employees speak French, English, and Spanish during the 45 minutes I was there. All in all, they met my expectations, and I would go back.

I think this is one of the best places to get Mexican food in Lyon. (Yes, Lyon is not a great place…read morefor Mexican food. But still.) The people working here are nice, the food is tasty, they have interesting soft drinks, and it's very good value for money. This is one of my favorite places to eat in the Confluence shopping center.

One of my favorite gelato shops ever. It's a bit pricey, but the quality of Terre Adelice makes it…read moreworth the value. They use only use regional whole milk, and their fruit ingredients represent 60-70% of those sorbet and ice cream flavors; plus, everything is organic. I ordered the strawberry sorbet and caramel gelato. They were so good that if I were to return to Lyon, I'd be torn if I want to reorder the same flavors or try new ones. They also have an adjoining small cafe area that serves up crepes and coffee. Credit cards are accepted.

Delicious coconut ice cream. Long line so you know it's good. Pay first and then go to 2nd line to…read moreplace order. Line goes fast.