This is coming from a person who's lived in Texas most of her life: the tacos were so good!! The…read moresalsa paired so nicely with it too and it's not crazy spicy. We also ordered the quesadilla and it was good but if I could go back in time I would get more tacos for sure. The service was so quick. It took less than five minutes to get our food. The ambiance is fun and lively, very colorful and spacious. We were very fortunate to not wait in a line when we came. I would've gone to eat a second time there if I wasn't so full. Sooo good!

Came here for lunch around 2pm and had some great tacos and quesadillas! Although the line was…read morelong, it moved very, very quickly. We were also served very quickly and were seated at a table in the well-decorated interior. Prices are extremely reasonable (you can get tacos plus drinks for under 10 euro). The gringa quesadilla was the star of the show for me! Super filling and they put lots of meat inside. My friends got the mango margaritas for 5 euro and loved them. Overall: great spot for yummy tacos, quesadillas, and drinks all while being affordable and in the middle of Sol

Let me set the scene to provide context. It was around 1930, the place was open but not a diner in…read moresight (because the Spanish do not eat dinner until at least 2000). The atmosphere is that of a Mexican cantina, dim lit and rustic. We sat in the inclosed patio warmed by the heat of the glow lamps. Our waitress was extremely friendly, welcoming, and spoke great English. She aided us through the menu and provided us with her personal preferences on the menu items. Needless to say, we had great service all night. She brought us chips and salsa then took our order; afterward, the feast began. We ordered a ton of food. Some food was better than others but none was bad or gross. Here's our smorgasbord: - Strawberry margarita (delicious and perfectly balanced) - Queso dip (at first we didn't know how to approach this because they didn't provide us chips, only six tortillas. However, we got the hang of it; very tasty) - Cheese quesadilla (my son got two of these. They are what you expect in taste, simple, but small in size) - Cheesecake (this was the best part, very delicious and sweet) - Carnitas (small but good with a slight twang) - Enchiladas de mole (not my favorite. The mole was too much chocolate and not enough red chili flavor) - Enchiladas gratin (this was a good dish) - Tres leche (too much cinnamon and too wet for my taste) - Plus three coke zeros. This all cost us €89. Overall, the restaurant was good in flavor, atmosphere and service. It's a great place for drinks and a hangout. Make a reservation to ensure you can take your time and enjoy.

Great tacos but there were some downsides. I ordered medallones de solomillo de ternera and it was…read moreunderwhelming at best. There was one medallion that was about 1/4" thick and another that was about 1/8" thick. It was tasty but not worth 16€. The experience overall was horrible due to an extremely loud group next to us. They were shouting to each other and thus we couldn't even hear the person next to us. The service was good so the experience was average at best. This was a one time experience for me.

We had one night in Madrid prior to flying back home and found this gem through a little searching…read more Our hotel was near airport which meant our options were a bit limited but we were thrilled to find this spot. After many many delicious tapas and paellas, we were craving something that wasn't one of those- No q No was the answer to our desires! The inside is quite small, maybe 6-7 tables, but filled up almost immediately after we arrived. I opted for the chicken tacos- yum! The meat was made in a tinga style meaning it had a perfect amount of heat and savory. The sauces allowed for extra flavor. This meal hit the spot! Would recommend to those looking for a delicious spot near the airport. They take reservations and I would recommend making one unless you plan to go early (before 9pm).

Looked online for a good Mexican restaurant similar to the ones in the US, after eating great…read moreSpanish food for days. Saw reviews and the menu in Yelp and took an Uber here. Party of four, ordered the green enchiladas, red enchiladas, Al Pastor tacos and the mixed meat fajitas. All of it turned out great, good size portions, beer was cold, margarita was good. Service was stellar and we would go back. Worth an Uber to have great Mexican food!

This place is great for any American who is missing the look, feel, and taste of the Mexican…read morerestaurants back home! Decorated with bright colors and ethnic decorations, it reminded me of the place I used to go in the states. What I ordered: I got the half portion of vegetable fajitas and a tinto de verano. The fajitas were the perfect size for dinner and came with 3 homemade salsas that were delicious! The tinto wasn't the best ever. The staff here is super nice! This is my favorite Mexican place in Madrid so far!

This is a true Mexican jewel from authentic Mexican cuisine. My family and I are from the north…read morepart of Mexico, have been in many places around the globe and this is an amazing place. We tried the pastor tacos with blue corn and amazing pastor seasoning, enchiladas suizas are AMAZING, the tortilla soup comes with the soup separate and gets poured at the time you eat it making it perfect. We also got an amazing ceviche to finish the round. The Mezcal based drinks... worthy of a price. Ambiance and music really make the mood for a fine dinner. You must come!!!

We arrived at the restaurant a couple of minutes after opening time. The waitress was attentive but…read morenot as "jolly," as i had expected. Nice but not friendly. The food was very tasteful and authentic, but the portions are way small for the price. The tortillas are street taco sizes, meaning half of the "regular" size. I get that it's in a tourist area, but maybe that's why it was only me and my lady here. My suggestion is to have slightly bigger portions and a more welcoming staff.