This place is owned and run by an American and his lovely Danish wife. It's very credible Mexican,…read moreand should be, because Jon the charismatic owner grew up in Los Angeles, where they know a thing or two about tacos. The night we went they were slammed with business, and had run out of the delicious ribs. I hope to eat them next time, though, because they looked and smelled delicious. I opted for comfort food with the Chicken Chimchangas, my friend had the tacos, and my husband had the best dish of all 3--the chili con carne, which was delicious. Desserts are also very rich and well prepared. The ice cream served with our cake was of high quality and much more dense than the ice cream you normally get on the side. Friendly service, nice atmosphere. I will be back!

It's hard finding a decent Mexican food place in Denmark…read more Low and behold, I got lucky. Having been referred here by a friend, I have to say, I had high hopes. Just like my friend has. The food is amazing. Right temperature, the right size. I got to talk with the owner and chef. A very nice American. Gave me a couple of the fresh tortillas to take home. I will definitely be coming back.

Cute interior and decent Mexican food. Wasn't able to try too many options because it was not…read morecheap! The burritos were around $26 usd. The staff is very sweet however.

Right off the bat--this isn't authentic Mexican food. Tacos and ceviche were covered in cilantro,…read moreand I love cilantro, but it was much. However, besides that, it tasted good! The wings did not taste like Mexican food, it's a peanut sauce so it reminded me of Thai food. It was also cold, so it was just plain odd.

Good food, great service and wonderful value…read more Ordered to go but was seated to have some chips and salsa while I waited. Very nice, professional staff. Interior almost felt as if I was back home where Mexican cuisine is common.

I wouldn't usually think of trying Mexican food in a Scandanavian country but I don't want to make…read moreassumptions. The food here was very bad. I ordered a vegetarian burrito dinner and it was so tasteless. There was no flavor to the salsa which was thinned tomato paste. I was not looking for spice heat but spices. The burrito, beans or rice had salt. No cilantro or parsley. There may be good mexican food in Copenhagen but it is not here.

A small, casual restaurant. There's not a whole lot of seating here. As there was only one cashier,…read morethe wait was pretty long to both place and receive an order. I ordered: 1. Taco Combo: (3/5) Honestly pretty average, but decent, tacos. It comes with three tacos, each with different fillings. The vegetarian one was a bit underwhelming. The other two were fine. 2. Churros: (3.5/5) Also nothing special, but was decent. I thought the coconut-lime dip was interesting. 3. Rice and Beans: (3/5) Same as above. Overall, pretty expensive for tacos (all three totaled to about 31 USD), but I guess okay-priced for Copenhagen? Not sure if I would go back.

This is an awesome place to come for Mexican eats. It is located in an old meat district turned…read moreoutdoor food court in Copenhagen. Authentic style Mexican food. It's sort of a famous place to have tacos. The main restaurant is noted in a magazine "The Worlds 50 Best". There is basically no indoor seating at this site. Only outdoor seating in a small area. However lots of people come here for the food. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The tacos were outstanding. The Tapheca is a fermented pineapple drink. It was really good as well.

You know those days when you just had a couple of errands to run, which somehow turned into an…read moreimpromptu shopping spree, followed by a quick stint to the gym, and all of a sudden, it's much later than you'd foreseen and you're quite hungry but don't really want to make dinner? Well, it was on one of those days, and so instead of having to think about groceries, I opted for a quick dinner at the relatively new Chino's. All in all, the impression was totally okay - the food here is classic "tex mex" as you'd know it from Taco Bell and the like. I got a burrito with pulled chicken, rice, and beans. My boyfriend ordered chicken quesadillas, but they must have accidentally given him the chicken tacos - or they REALLY don't know what a quesadilla is supposed to look like! Everything was freshly prepared and tasted fine - bonus points for the fresh tomato salsa that came with the nachos. The staff seemed a bit inexperienced, and we had to reiterate our order a couple of times for them, but they were friendly and accommodating. Overall, solid tex mex for fair prices.

I am an American who has been living in Europe for a while now. There isn't much that I miss about…read morethe United States, but until recently, I had found no good options for Mexican-American food. This changed when I came here. It's true, I may be from Minnesota, but it was not only good Mexican-American food, it was better than any Mexican-American food I have ever had. Again, this restaurant is in Denmark. I didn't know it was possible to find food like this in Northern Europe. You may also think that the prices for cheesecake may be a bit much. However, after trying the cheesecake, you will think that no more. I have never had such a heavenly cake. The sauce goes perfectly with cake. Everything is homemade, and it shows. As far as the service, Miriam provides a high standard even for an American. Her friendliness, attentiveness, and passion make getting the meal and cake an experience that will make you want to come back again and again. The only disadvantage? Once you go, you want to come back. Copenhagen is not the cheapest, but I know that I will make sure to come back to this restaurant every time I visit, and now have even more incentive to visit this beautiful and expensive city.

This was some of the best cheesecake I've ever had. I found the cafe on Yelp after the visiting the…read moreParliament tower (great view and it's free!) as it is a block away. Part of the appeal of the cafe is the overall atmosphere. The cafe in a few steps down from the street in a cozy space. Benches with throw pillows line the walls with art and plants that brighten the space. There are a few two chair tables that line the street as well. The owner is a lovely, friendly women from San Fransisco. She makes the cheesecake from scratch. She and her partner were both there during my visit and checked in to make sure all of the customers were enjoying what they ordered. I appreciated the interaction and that they cared whether I liked the cake. The cheesecake is served plain with a side of your choice of fruit sauce. I had the cherry cinnamon and it was incredible. I liked that the sauce was served on the side as it allowed you to choose the amount (though it's so good you will finish it one way or another. Apparently some people have been observed drinking what is left). The rest of the menu is fairly basic: salads, sandwiches and burritos. Considering the prices in Copenhagen, theirs were reasonable for a full sized meal (based on the other reviewer's photos). I only stopped for dessert, based on how good the cheesecake was, I would have liked to try one of the other items. High recommendation!

Simple, very good food and accessible prices. I don't eat spicy but I found decent food for my…read moretaste too. Obviously people who can do spicy have many items to choose from. The location is very good too. 4 minutes walk from Nørrebro.

If you're American or Mexican and looking for authentic Mexican food you'll be disappointed…read more However, for a tasty Mexican fix you'll be satiated. Prices are reasonable at about 79DKK for a Chimi meal with rice and chips, and the portions and flavor has gotten significantly better over the last year and a half. Flavor (and spice) has been adjusted for the Danish palate.

Welllll...I really wish I would have read the reviews before dining here. Don't get me wrong, it…read morewasn't bad but it also wasn't great. I stopped here as I had been walking around all day and was headed to Tivoli...just down the street. This place looked fun and welcoming so I decided to give it a go! Its really cool and fun inside. There is also tons on seating outside but inside the restaurant is its own experience. So, it wasn't lacking there. The staff was also incredibly nice and attentive...so kudos in that department as well. Now, here's the not so great part...the food. The food was very average and just not that good. I got the BBQ bacon burger with sweet potato fries. The burger was just okay. The fries were cold and tasteless. I also had a cider and it was the only thing that tasted "good." After tip, my bill was approximately $45.00 USD...ujst me and my burger , fries and cider. I know Copenhagen is expensive and I really don't mind paying more but the food has got to be worth it. Unfortunately, it just wasn't...which is too bad because this place has a great look, a great location and a great staff...the food just isn't on the same level. Oh well, lesson learned for this tourist!

Run of the mill place here. Good enough but nothing to write home about with a fanfare…read more We went here in quiet season so it wasn't too busy. We ordered our drinks and sat to watch the football. We ordered lunch, from quite a limited menu, and it soon arrived. The chilli con carne was warm and just like it had been zapped in the microwave, nice enough but nothing special. Boyff ordered the ribs and said average. Service was good enough.

Buffet in Copenhagen Good selection of dishes Indian and…read moremexican cuisine with a touch of western dishes Affordable,neat place to satisfy a tourist gut and tummy. Large soda in here is really large its like a small pitcher hahahaha (Complete review to fallow)

I'm not sure what this food is, but it sure isn't Tex-Mex. The name also baffles me, of course,…read morehaving grown up in a state of the same name. But no, this restaurant is yet another awful mall restaurant in a Danish mall. To be honest, I have rarely found anything decent in the mall's restaurants, other than that Thai place they used to have here until they changed strategy. But back to this buffet. The food is not Tex Mex, I'm not sure what it is. There was pasta, chicken nuggets, chicken breasts, stew, some kind of Mexican looking ground beef, what might possibly have really been baked beans, and most perplexing: a creamy light orange sauce which resembled con queso, but wasn't. I'm still trying to figure out what that was I ate. I think I need to stop trying to find something edible in this mall, and stick to pastries, ice cream, bubble tea or a quick bite from Føtex. Not recommended.