Splendid! Excellent service! Highly recommended! Affordable restaurant! Very good drinks too!read more

Bad. Overpriced. If you've ever eaten decent Mexican before, don't come here expecting anything…read more nearly resembling it. I was really craving a burrito. This is what I got.

Ordered once and found the food to be rather tasty. Nice size portions and delicious flavors.read more

Outstanding burritos, well made and immediately served at a very reasonable price. I chose the…read morefajita burrito filled with chili con carne, topped up with cheese, sour cream, vegetables and a pretty good guacamole. Apart from the classic burritos, they also have some gluten-free options and quite a few vegetarian fillings. Absolutely recommend this place!

The restaurant is located in a busy street, full of good restaurants, so you'd expect it to be a…read morelittle better. Much better, actually. It's a niche cuisine in Leuven (Mexican), so maybe they're relying on the fact that they're one of very few options for those who want Mexican? But that doesn't explain the level. Service: waiters are nice, like everybody is in Belgium, really, that's about it. You wait extremely long times for a basic dish like a fajita and an undercooked fish fillet. It wasn't peak time nor season (it was close to 9 pm on a late October Tuesday night.) Food: the sole fillet was barely put on the flame. It was supposed to be a fish parmigiana, but what you get is two pounds of cheese on top of a hard to find jelly that is the fish. Worst of all, the fajita was bland as old chewing gum. Not even salt or pepper, which could mask many shortcomings! It comes on a skillet, but they're faking it. A disaster. Atmosphere: the street is nice and the chairs are comfy. They have blankets if it gets chilly. They have radiators on top of each table, which is nice. Price: seventy euros for three main dishes, no drinks, salads or desserts is a bit higher than usual. It's a student town after all. All in all, unless you see a much better review later than this, I'd find another place nearby. I say this because they might have lost a chef that night. I didn't want to go back the following night to check.

Mexican restaurants are difficult to come by in Belgium (and I have been searching for a while) but…read moreapparently, there are at least three in Leuven: New Mexico, La Cucaracha, and El Sombrero. Let's start with New Mexico. Externally attractive, it is located on a very touristy pedestrian street. The establishment is neat and clean. The staff although a bit young and inexperienced is well-intentioned. The food? Meh ! We had reservations for 19:30 but got there a little early hoping to net a seat outside -it was a beautiful spring day. After a brief discussion we discovered that they had a terrasse in the back one floor up. Nice! Away from the crowd and quiet ! A quick trip to the lavatory on the way up revealed a very well maintained and finished restroom. This is a pleasant surprise as most touristy places tend to be lacking here. The terrace was very pleasant and the waiter immediately gave us very nice ring-bound menus. #nicetouch He also asked us if we'd like anything to drink. Well... whenever I go out for an evening bite, the first thing I'll order is the restaurant's flagship apéritif if they have one; and it is a good sign if they do. One of my few exceptions to the rule is when dining Mexican. What else should one have other than a margarita? It came quickly, but at nearly room temperature; not frozen and no ice. They were also served in what looked like caipirinha glasses. #strange That being said they were tasty and I had 2.5 of them. ;-P We of course got the standard basket of nachos followed by an order of quesadillas to start. Hmmmm, it was very uninspired. The nachos were middle-of-the-road served with ...enchilada sauce? #unusual The quesadillas were bland and there seemed no attempt to make them pop. As main course I selected another favorite of mine: fajitas. Here it was uninspired at best. They cooked all the life out of the beef until it became tough and tasteless. The sides lacked sour cream, salsa, guacamole or even cheese. Hmmm, this is puzzling for me. New Mexico does a reasonable job checking most boxes and yet the actual food is a let down. If they could only improve the kitchen, this place would be a nice outing worth returning to. As it is: 6/10. It's saving grace is the relatively reasonable price point. If you are looking for an approximation of Mexican cuisine in the heart of Leuven for a somewhat reasonable budget, then this is the place.

Delicious Mexican food. Hidden gem in Maastricht. Accidental find and genuinely enjoyed a quick…read more lunch here.

Now this is what I call a burrito. Seriously, I think this might be the best I've ever had, and I…read morelived in California for a couple of years. I ordered the vegetarian sweet potato burrito, medium spicy, large of course. It was an explosion of flavor, slightly sweet due to the sweet potato, but wonderfully balanced by the spicy burrito sauce and the salsa. I loved every bite of it and inhaled the whole thing in minutes. I'm still dreaming of it now. I also loved that there were so many vegetarian options. 3 or 4 - that was almost half the menu. I want to try them all! The food is definitely five stars, but the staff, despite being super friendly, was just very slow. From the moment I entered, it took me a good 25 minutes until I had my burrito. It was crowded, yes, but the whole operation just seemed to be so inefficient. I wasn't in a rush, so it was ok, but I'll definitely keep that in mind for future visits. Of which there will be plenty!

Burgers are very good. But the level of food and service went down…read more Now they use simple frozen fries that are not well baked. And seen the prices that's quite shocking....

From the owner: American Restaurant & Bar with cocktails, beer, burgers, hamburgers, ribs, steaks, T-bone, lobster…read moreand much more.

This is the only restaurant I can guarantee I will eat every week. Pro tip: ask for a beef burrito…read morewith extra pork, it's the perfect combination

One of the rare, genuine and good mexican places in Brussels (there are way too few of them!)…read more Service is fast and very friendly, food is very good for this price. There's a little shop in the back of the shop. Only minus: the place is dark, cold and feels unwelcoming. Add a cutesy name, a nice logo and some hipster font and this place would be a hit !

My burrito was good and service was fast. Also, the environment with just one table in the pretty…read morelittle grocery was very nice. However, I didn't fully realize the Go part of Mexigo and therefore was surprised that my burrito was pre-prepared and just heated up when I ordered it. The price of 3.50 euros was good and if you are in a hurry this is good but it is very important to understand that this is not a fancy sit down restaurant with freshly prepared food. Being away from America, I was desperate for Mexican food and this was good but I will probably go to a fancier place next time I want Mexican.