Solid Mexican food. Personally, my favorites were all the small bites and appetizers. The guacamole…read morehere is definitely one of the better ones I had in London. This location is close to many offices, so a great after work happy hour spot with coworkers and friends.

Went to Cheeky Chico's for a work lunch with coworkers on my second day at the job, and it was…read moredefinitely something to talk about and connect over. The decor is so quirky - there's even a whole wall dedicated to a dog's mugshot whose name is Chico on the wall at the Blackfriar location that I went to. The fiesta salad was huge and delicious, just like a taco, but tons of avocado/guac and felt so fresh and filling. Not sure about the rest of the menu, and I know that the salad isn't served at all locations, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Great food and drinks and really nicely decorated. Spice warnings work a little differently than in…read moreother places - there's no 1, 2 or 3 chilis icon, just chili/no chili and if you're a wuss like me - trust me, it's too spicy! I had to ask for a lemonade which couldn't arrive quickly enough, luckily the second waitress I asked noticed my desperation and brought it over immediately. There's plenty of veggie options, too. An extra one or two dessert choices would have been nice but the churros on offer were delicious.

So far this is the best Mexian restaurant I have found in London. But, like one of the previous…read morereviews said, this is more tex-mex than authentic Mexican food. However don't let that stop you from going here. The food is still very good, the restaurant has a fun Mexican feel to it, and they make a decent Margarita.

This is a place that looks ok and the food is ok and the staff is ok... I just wish it was better!…read moreThe mushrooms were deep-fried (not as fresh-seeming as described) but the potato skins were lovely and filling. The guac wasn't home-made (even though I asked) but the Sticky Toffee Pudding was a revelation. So some hits and misses. Worth a try if you're craving some Americana as I was!

The restaurant itself is nice and so are the employees, but the food itself isn't amazing. Could be…read moremuch better, the fries are frozen and the hamburger was a bit too dry. The food is a bit expensive for what you get, but the place is nice, so the decision comes to whether you want to eat in a good looking place or you rather eat somewhere with nicer food.

It was busy, very cramped, service is pretty slow. Restaurant is cozy, nice warm break from our…read morechilly sightseeing. Location is maybe a block from Tower Bridge, across the street from a bus stop. Food was pricey, green sauce was amazing, rice was cold, black beans tasted like Indian fusion. Like others have commented it's not Mexican from Texas.

Came here for a team dinner around 6:30pm on a Wednesday. It was fairly packed already but we were…read moreseated upstairs in the corner near the fireplace which is great since it gave us a bit of privacy. I'm biased in that Mexican food is my favorite but I've been fairly disappointed in a lot of the things I've eaten but not here. Everything was delicious and actually flavorful. Both the lamb shank and short ribs were tender and/or fell off the bone. The only thing I was disappointed about was the guacamole. It was in such a tiny portion in a small dish which made it hard to get it out. In addition, it needed a bit more salt but the rest of the meal made up for it. I would definitely recommend coming here especially since it's an already popular place.

This place is REALLY an hidden gem. On the menu it is written that you have to order your food from…read moreJust Eat and collect it at the bar. If you ask to the bartenders it is kind of difficult to get to the right guy who is actually taking orders for food (very friendly and helping guy). However, when you manage to get you tacos you understand that they really worth the efforts. Tortillas are made from scratch and you get a generous amount of good meat and good quality toppings. Considering the price (£10 for a set of 3 tacos) it is a true bargain considering the high prices and low quality of most of the Mexican restaurants in London. Best tacos in London by far. Great place where to spend your Taco Tuesday.

Genuine Mexican restaurant, perfect seasoning with that Latin touch ... I highly recommend :)read more

This place only gets 3 stars because although the meals and large and filling, they are not the…read morebest quality Mexican food in the world. However, I would give the plave 5 stars for effort in it's decor and Mexican enthusiasm! From the outside it looks like a Mexican ranch and inside the walls are covered with painted muriels of cowgirls and all such like. There are verious sized mexican hats that can be picked up and worn by customers (yes, I have done this) which make it a very fun place to eat! They also serve pretty good, albeit expensive, cocktails, which cover the same area of menu as the food - so no lack of drinking choice!

Nice Mexican food spot in London. Similar to chipotle in the US - overall good food and quick…read moreservice.

Awful customer service experience. This place says "real California burritos and tacos", but you…read moreask for a bit more sour cream or corn after they give a tiny scoop and they look at you like you're crazy and say it's extra. NOWHERE in California or elsewhere in the US are they charging you extra for one of the free toppings especially when they gave you a tiny scoop in the first place. Awful awful awful experience

We should've guessed why it was empty tbh, but instead we walked in and asked for two steak…read moreburritos. "Five minutes" she said. "Okay fine", so I popped to the loo while my husband waited. I got back up and he ordered his. I was ignored until he got to the till end, and she came back and I asked for a steak burrito. Again. "It'll be five minutes" she said. "Oh. Again? He was waiting for me so we could order together". She shrugged. My husband meanwhile asked for the Mexican beer they had advertised and "it's not in the fridge. We have corona?" He asked me what I wanted, paid for that and two coronas, and then went back and asked "okay, what's ready?" and got pork instead. We decided to get chips and salsa at the till as well. Coronas? They have no limes. 1/5 Steak? Overcooked. 2.5/5 Chips and salsa? The salsa tasted of nothing - not even tomato, what is this salsa supposed to be??? 0/5 Pork? That was at least good. 4/5 Overpriced, rubbish, and the staff were clueless. Where we sat we could see the food prep station. We watched further customers have to wait again. Then a customer came in and asked to charge her phone. The staff member, with gloves on, plugged it in, and then went on to make burritos for multiple customers with the same gloves on.

Decent place, similar concept as Chipotle. The food is good quality and fresh. The customer service…read moreis great as the staff is super nice and friendly. I do have to admit I'm a bit bias because I grew up with great food in Southern California. That is not to say this food is bad, it just doesn't have the spice level that I'm accustomed to. With that said, a good place to grab lunch on go.

This is a great burrito place really convenient to St James Square and not far from Piccadilly and…read moreJermyn Street. The whole Crown Passage street is a bunch of cute and quick lunchtime restaurants. Adobo is just what you hope for in a burrito joint. A couple choices on tortilla (size and white versus wholemeal), a few choices on meats (sorry, I'm a vegetarian, so I can't comment on their quality), and a few condiments. I'm really pleased with the quality of the ingredients and the speed at lunch time. You can definitely do worse. They have some proper hot sauce behind the counter, in addition to the spicy salsa that you can see. If you're American or used to properly spicy Mexican food, ask for it. When i first moved to London, I used to complain about the lack of good burrito and tex-mex places. Now, with places like Adobo popping up, we're actually getting spoilt for choice.

We tried the chicken burrito and chicken nachos. Now, my standards for London Mexican food are…read morealready extremely low but this place served my nachos cold..so can things really get any worse?

Doubtful that a Mexican has ever crossed this doorway. They would've surely made it their life…read moremission to improve their country's reputation by shutting this place down or improving the food greatly. Luckily, the chance is quite low that a real Mexican will ever step foot in here. Why? Well, according to the 2001 UK Census, 5,049 Mexican-born people were living in the UK and 2. this is not Mexican food, and they wouldn't be foolish enough to go here looking for it (as I was). It seemed to me to be a good option (better than frozen pizza from the corner store) on my way home Friday night. It looked to be somewhat of a homegrown Chipotle...but, worse. Much worse. My burrito was so soggy I could barely eat it, the ingredients cooked beyond recognition then stuffed into a gummy cheap burrito casing, wrapped in tin foil, set on a panini gril and then put in a paper bag for me to "enjoy." Besides the lack of authenticity (HELL, I can even deal with inauthentic as long as it tastes GOOD!) the space is dim and sort of depressing. The girl behind the counter was nice enough and got me on my way quickly, and I was so hungry that I ate the whole burrito...but I assure you, I did not feel good about it. Mexican food in a country with very little Mexican population is a recipe for disaster if you are looking for fine cuisine. Noted. I'll save my cravings and find something else to bask in...