We live in Mexico part time and were honestly shocked by how good the food was, given our other…read moreexperiences with Mexican food in Europe. If you are craving Mexican in the area, this is the place to go. Tacos, chilaquiles, burritos, salsas, etc are all flavourful, cooked well, and are much more authentic than any other Mexican restaurant I've tried in Europe. The restaurant interior itself was very cute and reminded me a lot of Quintana Roo. Servers were also very kind and friendly.

Alfredo's Taqueria offers a wide range of tacos - including vegan options - in a vintage US/Mexican…read moreatmosphere. The fish tacos were truly delicious, same for the hongos, spicy mushrooms tacos. Don't miss the ginger lemonade on a hot day!

Restaurant Mexicano I'm Jonesin' for Mexican food. Bad. I…read moreusually eat it 4-5 times a week at home in Dallas. I've been in Holland for a week and I'm breaking out in a cold sweat. Leaving the central station in Rotterdam, I see a sign saying Mexican food. A small innocent sign. If I don't get in there soon I'm gonna drown in my own saliva. Mariachi music is playing inside the restaurant. We seem to have the right genre. I order a margarita, frozen. They know what it is and they have it! It's not half bad, but it's a little syrupy and I'd say frozen is an exaggeration. But still, so far so good. So I tell the waitress that I usually have chips and salsa as a preamble to my Mexican meal, or words to that effect. She points at 6.5 euro Nachos on the menu. I'm thinking more like ... free. Chips. Salsa. No lo se. Just when it seemed all was lost her compadre turns the corner with .... Chips, salsa. The chips are basically Doritos and the salsa, well it's probably bottled. But it ain't ketchup which I consider a major advance in European Mexican food technology. (It still cost 6.5 euros though.) With some trepidation, I order crunchy beef tacos. I also ask for a glass of water. She brings me essentially a shot glass of water. I consider downing it in one gulp and shouting "Salud!', but I resist the impulse. And here come the tacos! And you know what? They look like real tacos! Crispy corn tortillas filled with seasoned ground meat, lettuce (not cabbage - are you listening Poland? Yeah I'm talkin' to you Kraków). And melted grated cheese on top. They even resisted the urge to use some crazy cheese ( they've got lots of that here) and used cheddar. These tacos were accompanied by pinto beans. No, not refried. No jalapeños were harmed in the making of these beans, but still, pretty good! Lastly we have rice. Unfortunately it's not Mexican rice, but long grained rice with seasoning from.... India? Indonesia? I'm not sure. Google Maps was a little fuzzy on this but it was definitely centered somewhere over Asia and no where near Central America or Texas. Total damage: 33.40 Euro. Outrageous by Texas standards, but when ya gotta have, ya gotta have it. So in conclusion, not too shabby! I'll give it 2.5 sombreros out of 5 for Texas, but 4 out of 5 for Holland. At least it should tide me over for another week here. When I get home I'm going straight to El Fenix!

I'm from Southern California, and I'm an expat living in Rotterdam. It's been really difficult not…read morehaving a proper Mexican place to frequent. However, Xoco has really given me a safe haven when I'm craving the taste of home. Burritos and tacos, yes! And burrito bowls! And they deliver too!

From the owner: Fast casual Mexican food. Guilt-free food for affordable prices. Try our burritos and tacos for…read morethat authentic Tex-Mex taste, or awesome bowls and salads

I enjoyed a plate of birria tacos and the tastiest passionfruit margaritas I've likely ever had…read more Being from Los Angeles, I feel like I know Mexican food, and this was well worth it. The waiter was friendly and welcoming. I would happily return!

I went to dinner with a friend on a Tuesday night. She ordered the chicken, shrimp and fish tacos…read more I ordered the chicken, shrimp and steak tacos plus a mango margarita and chips and guacamole afterwards because I was still thirsty. The waitress was friendly but they brought out an incorrect order for me recently. Two waitresses had to ask me a couple times what my correct order was supposed to be which I found odd. The tacos themselves were pretty decent. The steak and chicken were my favorites. I wish the guacamole for the chips and guac was more seasoned but okay overall. The inside decor was cute and nicely decorated.

The food here was delicious! So were the drinks! The service was also excellent. I got the carnitas…read moreand the house margarita. The carnitas were exceptional and I loved the house margarita. Thanks to this restaurant I didn't have to miss home much. Can't wait to come back!

Kua Mexican Kitchen is an authentic Mexican restaurant that prides itself on having traditional…read moredishes which are "truly" Mexican as opposed to the popular Tex-Mex style that dominates Mexican restaurants nowadays. Right off the bat, I would recommend Kua mainly because of the fact that it is one of the few Mexican restaurants in The Hague, plus it is the only restaurant (that I know of) that serves traditional dishes (the rest are Tex-Mex). So if you're used to Tex-Mex, I would highly recommend to go to Kua and try the traditional style Mexican food, as it is totally worth it. As for the service, the waiters are friendly. No negatives there. Despite my positivity about this establishment, there are some negatives. Firstly, the dishes are quite small. This is a shame because it's not advertised as a small plate/sharing type place. Secondly, the restaurant itself is also small, meaning that there isn't much space available, which leads me to my third negative point, you 100% need a reservation. Since the restaurant is small and good, it's quite popular. This means that it's always full and it'll be hard to get a table without having a reservation. Overall, I would recommend Kua mainly because of it's authenticity and the quality of the food. It may not be the best Mexican food ever, but The Netherlands isn't known for it's Mexican cuisine, meaning that Kua is the best restaurant available.

From the owner: Mexicaans restaurant Marimba - Amersfoort…read more Mexicaans eten! Dat kan bij het sfeervolle Mexicaanse restaurant Marimba in Amersfoort. Van lekker pittig tot vegetarisch en van vis tot verrassende weekmenu's. Genieten van goed eten in een vrolijke ambiance, onder het genot van Zuid-Amerikaanse klanken. Caramba! Restaurant Marimba is gespecialiseerd in Mexicaans eten. Er zit veel variatie in de gerechten, hierdoor kan iedereen wat lekkers vinden op de kaart. Onze specialiteit zijn de fajitas; drie "bloemtortilla's" gevuld met gebraden vlees en/of kip. De guacamole erover maakt het gerecht helemaal af! (probeer ook eens de populaire cactussoep als vooraf. En stijgt de Mexicaanse temperatuur naar uw hoofd, neem dan een Corona of Desperados om af te blussen!

We were craving Mexican for dinner and this hit the spot. We made a same day reservation over the…read morephone, a couple of hours before our time. When we came in, we were seated quickly. I had two frozen margaritas which were both delicious. My companion ordered a caiperinha. For dinner I had an enchilada of stewed beef and my companion had the vegetarian burrito modified to be vegan. We both enjoyed our food. The waiter was really nice and checked on us often. I liked that there were candles on the tables but the tables were a little too close together. When I stretched, I accidentally bumped into the person behind me. The bathrooms were clean.

Regular Mexican food. Its a franchise that you can find in a few cities in Holland. You'll not…read moretaste the true feel of Mexico but you get a Mexican styles restaurant with all the stereotypes you want :) I've been here with a large group, they serve fast and food was ok. I frequently visit it for their terrace were you can have some fresh Corona and enjoy the sun. If you get hungry their finger food is quite good, specially the buffalo wings and Nachos.

Saw the chefs cooking from the outside and it looked delicious. They didn't disappoint. Great…read moreservice and food.

Aaah this place this beautifully located establishment is culturally decorated, the music was fun,…read morethe food colorfully displayed with compliments of Mexico lindo. We sat in front of the restaurant and admired the architecture of the catedral of saint Bavo, it's a popular spot amongst the locals, the drinks are fantastic. The presentation of food is very appealing but not quite what you would get in Mexico, perhaps due to the price of importing the true spices of Mexico. The wait staff was fun, and I was amazed they spoke 5 languages Dutch, German, French, English and Spanish. Beautiful place wonderful staff. Haarlem definitely has a special place in my corazón! Vegan options available, a bar, a dance floor what more could you ask for?!!

Wow, I went there for the apple pie but ended up also with the yellow velvet cake (passionfruit,…read moremascarpone, white chocolate) and died from happiness. It was amazing, definitely visit this bakery and get this cake while in Rotterdam station!

Dudok probably has the best range of products in the Centraal Station. Quiches, cakes, including…read morecheesecakes, scones, cookies, and a bunch of other treats that would make lovely gifts if you are on your way to meet someone. Prices are also quite reasonable.