Poco Loco ("A Little Crazy") is a Mexican restaurant in Orihuela Costa. Very popular among locals,…read moremostly English speaking. Busy most of the time, it's better to call before the visit and make a reservation. Menu if the day (three courses) - €10, see pics. Ordered for two: nachos, house salad, beef burrito with Mexican rice, chicken enchiladas with fries. Bottle of house red wine - €9.95 (Monastell variety, DO Jumilia). All dishes were quite spicy, I love that but beware if you don't. Awesome desserts (profiteroles and cherry pie). Colourful interior and exterior design (painted furniture and walls, and especially the statue on the balcony) make this place fun to take pictures. Very friendly stuff. Probably the only restaurant in Spain where they say "sorry for delay" when the bill is brought a couple of minutes later than you expected or when they don't notice you immediately after you have arrived :) Located on the N-332 road, Poco Loco is easy to find. A lot of parking space was available near the restaurant (October) and you'll probably park nearby without problems even in summer. Will be back!

How has no one reviewed this place yet? I am an ex pat San Diego native and grew up surfing and…read moreeating Mexican food in Baja and now lives in Europe. Everywhere I go I always look for Mexican food. It has really started to get a good foothold in Europe but I am more often than not disappointed. That was not the case here. I ordered a ceviche starter and then Dorado taquitos. The moment I took a bite out of the handmade tortilla chips and the lime marinated tuna it took me right back to Baja. Best Mexican food I have eaten outside of Mexico or San Diego. A must visit.

Waited for 20 minutes for them to open and that was my mistake. Ordered fairly quickly but they…read morebrought my wife's order out about 15 minutes before they brought mine out. She was ready to go before I got my order. I had the three tacos. They were very small 3" at best. About three bites. Definitely not worth the price and would never recommend this place so be forewarned. Tables and chairs are made from old shipping pallets. Best thing I can say about this place is it was clean and very colorful.

Heard about this place a lot from friends and finally visited. A Mexican restaurant run by a…read moreMexican owner. Located quite close to railway station, central market, theater, Luceros Square and other places of interest in Alicante. A short walk of 15 minutes from most places. Creative interior design. Wild colours, brooms, cleaning products' bottles and funny quotes on the walls. The bill was brought on a mousetrap. Drinks and beers were served in jars instead if glasses. The food was fine to my taste but a friend who claims he's an expert in Mexican food said it's nothing special. They have a display at entrance outside with photos of their "Instagram famous" visitors. If you have a lot of followers on Instagram, they will love it :) Visit if you are in Alicante. I probably won't be back anytime soon as I don't visit Alicante often. Polite staff, cards accepted.

Wait staff was very nice and accommodating. Really good food with big portions. There was 4 of us…read moreand good seats right away.

I always have room for Mexican food. Somewhere between Mexican food and Thai food is my happy…read moreplace... and this place is quite nice. Finding authentic Mexican fare in Spain is not easy to do, but I have to say that this restaurant is thriving because there is a definite need for more restaurants like this. The menu is huge, with a section just for vegetarian dishes, and the guacamole is superb. Really, really, really good. Unlike American vegetarian, the food is not swamped with cheese, but the real flavors of the food shine through. The wait staff was very attentive, and handles an international crowd well. They are also willing to put together some other dishes (like a veggie-stuffed chimichanga) when asked. Highly recommend if you like vegetarian food like I do! No, it's not necessarily spicy (although that would have been welcome!) but it is one of the best Mexican restaurants I have tried here in Spain.

This place is so cute and the food is authentic TexMex. It's tucked into a family neighborhood, the…read moreservice was friendly and easy.

From the owner: Gastronomía Artesanal Mexicana de Vanguardia.read more

This is one restaurant to avoid. The owner, who is really…read moreabrasive, padded my bill and insisted I ate a dish that I did not order. I have eaten there on various occasions, and on each occasion, I found the food to be mediocre. This last time I went there will definitely be the last. If you really want to eat in a quality restaurant, the best place would be Huasai, which is right off the Plaza de Armas. The food is carefully prepared in a very clean environment.

They changed their menu, fish and chips. We ordered nothing but the crust with no fish in it jumbo…read moreshrimp all crusty They have to be buying their food from a cheaper place. I don't wanna pay a high price when the fish is all gutted but nothing for rent.

Great bar and restaurant in the La Finca golf course community in Algorfa. Fresh food, good drink…read moreselection and great atmosphere. It's out usual spot when we come into town. Highly recommend!

The workers are very friendly. The first time they asked me if I could go to the toilet, but the…read moresecond time they didn't. We tried to pay in money, but they didn't have any (25 euros). The tables were very dirty.Food vas very good but addition vas very cold.

The food and service was good. People that work there was friendly. But tables and floors are nasty…read moreand dirty. I was at taco bell just about to close and they didn't let me go to toilet. It was crowded because there was only 1 screen to order. Also I wanted to pay my food with cash and they didn't have money to change ( it was only 25 euros ) I mean it's really embarrassing to not have 25 euros. But the food was also cheap.