Mexican food in downtown Bergen? Sure, sounds fun! We were sold on the restaurant after chatting…read morewith the bartender outside about the menu. I will say it was very slow to receive drinks and food. So if you're in a real hurry it might not be a great place for you. Decor is funky and amazing. We were seated next to a window filled with bones. The lighting was cool. It felt like you were in a bar in Mexico. The menu is a mix of various Latin dishes and drinks. I went with a Brazilian drink that was so good that I ordered another. Not sure the alcohol was high but the taste with the juice was so refreshing. My dining partner tried a couple of beers and enjoyed them. For food, I went with the Argentinian steak as they were out of the pork dish I wanted to try. It was so good. Seasoned great, huge with a ton of potatoes and creamy corn to go with it. The other dish was a veggie cheese pie. Hmm, just so so. The veggies were a bit bland and it didn't have much spice level until we pored on the available sauces at the table. Prices were great too - you get a lot of food and there is a lot of choice on the menu. It took awhile for them to give us the check, we finally went up to the bar to pay. As I said, it's a nice relaxing meal and not a fast food place so be prepared to have a bit of a wait and just enjoy your surroundings.

Fantastic spare ribs! It falls right off the bone and not greasy at all. Chilli is also very good.read more

Very good Mexican food although with it's own unique flavors and spices. We had the vegetarian and…read morechicken quesadillas which had a slightly spicy paprika sauce on then and garnished with a pineapple. Unusual? Yes. Delicious ? Si. Small restaurant with a nice ambiance. Great wait staff. Definitely worth a visit.

Fast food mexican-taco restaurant. Very fast service and the tacos were ok, not much selection of…read morealcohol. Comida rápida mexicana-tacos. El servicio organizado y rápido, los tacos estaban ok pero no mucha selección de alcohol.

We are US tourists. Food is just terrible. There is no other way to say this…read more Generally, I was not impressed with food in Norway. We went to this place in the hope that the international food will be a little better.

Ordered the veggie burrito. These guys have no clue how to…read moremake a mexican burrito. Taking a ton of chickpeas and stuffing it into a tortilla with tomato sauce doesn't make a burrito. You would need a magnifying lens to spot the other ingredients. I will not recommend this item.

What a lovely meal! Delicious food, service and ambiance! I didn't go in expecting real Mexican or…read moreeven Tex-Mex food, but pretty much Norwegian Mexican food. It's a small town and what can you expect!? However the flavors were good and ingredients were fresh! I like how they out zucchini in the fajitas and I actually liked it a lot! Also we got the special salmon fillet plate. I like how in Norway their specials are actually specials where it's fresh and cheaper than the regular menu items. In US, I feel like the specials is always a way to push expensive items to the diners. Don't forget to end the meal with the Norwegian Oreo cake! It isn't made in the house but in the country. :-) Definitely try out their local beers and ask for recommendation. The one we got was a medium and tasted a bit like a brown or red ale with a bit of sweetness. My frozen strawberry margarita was tasty too! Price is not too bad. 670 kr for two people including drinks and dessert!

If you're looking for Norwegian style texmex, this place has you covered!…read more Served delicious Enchiladas and Burritos Has a decent selection of craft beer both locally and other Norwegian brands

Okidoki is the kind of place I would love to love (ambiance is on point) but I unfortunately I…read moredon't. My main issue is the prices and service. Okidoki have a reputation of being the best Mexican restaurant in Bergen, which is difficult to dispute as the food is excellent. However, since moving location their prices seem to have gone up, and they have moved in the direction of over prized. Their small plates (one item per plate) range from 95 kr (pork taco) to 165 kr halibut tostada. For a full dinner you probably need four+ plates depending on how hungry you are, but if you just want a snack while drinking one or two might be enough. (My party of four ordered three each and we legt the restaurant not full). For 0,33l tap beer (pilsner) you pay 89 kr, and the cheapest white wine by the glass is 155 kr. As the place was quite full when we visited I can understand that service was a bit slow, however 25-30 minutes from sitting down until the food/drink order was taken is unfortunately unacceptable. The place seems understaffed and while they are pleasant enough, it would not hurt to get a few extra people in during the dinner rush with the princes they are charging.