This place might be the ONLY mexican restaraunt in Lübeck, but still the service and food is better…read morethan average in Germany. On Fridays and Saturdays the place is usually crowded. Many people just come for the cocktails and nachos. Bolero is part of a Mexican restaurant chain in Germany, so the quality is high. The dishes are not too spicy and the music is not too loud. A good place to eat in Lübeck if you are in the "Old Town"

Let me start by saying the food is pretty good but the service is what brought the review down. Our…read morewaitress was nice and advised us to sit anywhere in the front of the restaurant that wasn't already reserved. This was at 1700 on a Saturday night. We chose a table next to the bar, but the front door kept sticking and a chilling German wind in February does not make for a great dining experience. (All the tables away from the door were Reserved.) The food is actually pretty good. It's kind of a Mexican/Italian fusion. We went during happy hour and my two mixed drinks were delicious! But the bartender didn't speak a word to is the entire time we were there. The waitress was friendly but seemed to have too many tables to attend to since we had to wait for refills. Prices are ok, maybe a touch high (about what you'd pay for a steakhouse in America but without the steak) but overall it would be a great choice if they would fix that sticking door or if you can sit away from it.

Good reviews, although surrounded by soulless chain options down in the belly of the former state…read morebank's mall: obviously had to try this! A very friendly greeting, and you sense immediately that this is an authentic, handmade place. Competitive prices: a mix of 3 different tacos plus a drink (do go for the sugar free homemade lemonade) will be 10€, the daily lunch option just 7€ with drink. But you will also want the freshly made (fresh as in: they make it right in front of you) guacamole. The tacos are excellent - not sophisticated excellent, but Mexico taco stall excellent. The lemonade tastes like the model every lemonade everywhere should taste like. And the guacamole, well, could just be more of it! The location in a food court is as pedestrian as they come, but if you sit inside, with the back to the court, it actually feels like the hand built taco stall it is, with colorful chairs, great music, and thick stone bowls for that guacamole. Please also add some Baja-style fish taco to your menu!! Will absolutely be back, don't go away.

A great delicious Mexican food with friendly staff. Certainly would be recommended…read more Also, thank you Comida for taking care of your customers by installing hand cleaning gel stands in the restaurant during corona virus spread.

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The meals are fresh and a delicious melding of unique complex flavors. The portions were satisfying…read moreand not too spicy. The margaritas were also tasty and waiter was attentive. Similar high quality food you would expect in Sedona, Arizona or Santa Fe ,New Mexico We were very pleased we got to experience a fine taste of the Old Southwest in Kiel, Germany.

Growing up in dust bowl California I have specific expectations for Mexican food. When abroad, one…read moremust leave their ethnic food imprints at the door. The service and food were excellent. After many years and multiple disappointments with Mexican food in Germany, I finally left the table satisfied.

Good service and tasty tacos A great evening meal, not to heavy. We bought 3 tacos for each of us…read more We will return when we come back to visit Hamburg

Love the food. It just tacos and a few guac and chips kinda appetizers. They got margarita pitchers…read more-- winner! The chicken tacos are the best of them all. The biggest downside is that they don't do reservations. The wait can be quite crazy depending on your party size.

Another day, another mexican place to try. Went here for dinner with a bunch of people and these…read morewere my findings Nice friendly mexican staff; couple of us took the chance to try order in spanish and they were very accommodating. They have a happy hour till 8 with cocktails going for 5 euros, pretty good deal. Fair sized restaurant so good for large groups Food wise, I ordered their al pastor burrito because I love a good burrito. (worth stating, my burrito comparison typically go back to comparing with those i used to have in San Francisco so the bar is high). The burrito was meh. The chicken and beans were decent but that tortilla just wasn't right and brought it down. Even worse was the guacamole, I'm not sure whats going on there but I love guac and this guac made me sad. I wouldn't recommend the burrito here One of my friends got the pollo en mole and I got to try it. Very good! This dish is reason to come to this establishment! It is tiny shreads of chicken in a chocolate chilly sauce served with beans and rice. The sauce was amazing! Not hot/spicy enough for me but this is them catering to the german palette; you can probably ask them to make it hotter plus theres lots of habanero chilli sauce at the table to add (Tip, the red is hotter than the green. Red all the way). Obviously i had food envy and bummed i ordered the wrong dish For starters we had the nachos and tortilla chips with salsa, the nacos were pretty good, the salsa with the tortilla chips was awesome! So fresh and spicy! You won't feel the heat the first couple of bites but i'll come soon enough So quick summary, good place, great pollo en mole, good nachos and tortillas chips, subpar burrito, quesadillas didn't look any better. None of my friends that had them said anything spectacular. Cost wise its fair, burrittos are between 7-8, the pollo en mole bout 11 if i recall correctly

I heard good things about this place from another American friend and so my girlfriend and I…read moredecided to bring her family here and try it out for her birthday. We all agreed to never eat here again. We started with nachos for an appetizer. They were made pre-packaged chips topped with processed cheese sauce, like what you would get at an American baseball stadium or inner-city subsidized school lunch. Just a few little sprinkles of fresh, melted cheese for decoration on top of what tasted like reheated, canned refried beans and a generous slathering of artificial cheese sauce. Let me repeat that - we were served canned faux-cheese sauce on top of bagged chips at an "authentic" Mexican restaurant. Long story short, our food tasted neither authentic nor homemade. The "guacamole" had no fresh avocado to be found and was more of a runny, cilantro-flavored ranch dressing. The meat on my chicken tacos was dry and tasted anything but fresh. My girlfriend's enchiladas were too spicy for any of us to take more than a few bites; I love spicy food but this was just ridiculous. The mole tasted like Hershey's syrup with Tabasco sauce. The Spanish rice seemed like cheap minute-rice boiled in a can of low-grade salsa. Now top that with the fact that our waiter could barely understand us (in German OR English) and had to be told over and over what to bring us. No one had the heart to say anything to the poor guy when he came over and asked us how everything was. We could only lower our heads in awkward silence. All in all, I need to have a long heart-to-heart with my American friend if she really considers this authentic Mexican food. I've had better day-old Taco Bell, sober. 2 stars because at least our Margaritas were decent.