Great little spot tucked away in a plaza. The food was pretty dang good for Mexican food 7,500 mile…read moreaway from Mexico but the service here definitely goes that extra mile (km) here to make you feel right at home. The service is a 11/10 and I can't recommend more, especially if you're a solo traveler looking to make good conversation. Will definitely be back.

TINY BUT TASTY!!!! You must go!! Get there BEFORE they open…read moreto assure you get in. Literally 5 small tables inside & 4 maybe 5 2 tips out on the Corso walkway. We ordered a couple things for a full sampling. The brisket tostada, serves one and possibly the BEST TOSTADA I have EVER eaten ~ GOD IT WAS GOOD!! The tortilla chips salsa & Guac was OUTTA SITE!!!! Cerviche fresh & tasty, salmon tacos equally DELISH as was the chicken taco. Only slight observation ~ all good could have been hotter and I don't mean spicy ~ all the spice was PERFECT, didn't blow my head off!! The dessert is OK, real sweet with Carmel, brown sugar & cinnamon ~ OH! FABULOUS margaritas too. The regular margarita is tart I ordered the coconut/lime and it was SPECTACULAR!

来 Manly 海边玩的时候发现了这家 Mex & Co Manly，真的比预期好很多，所以真心写下自己的感受…read more 本来以为外国墨西哥餐会吃不惯，结果味道很不错，牛油果酱很新鲜，配上薯片很完美，份量也比很多网红店实在。我们还点了海鲜的Fajita和猪肋排的Nachos，真的很不错，很实在的用料. Margarita 也很好喝，造型很出片，朋友都说值得再来。 有中国人店员服务态度特别热情，建议华人都可以过来试试，对小朋友也很友好，整体氛围很放松，很适合一家人或者朋友聚餐。位置离 Manly Beach 很近，吃完还能去海边散步。

Mex and Co is located in an amazing spot across from Manley Beach. Indeed, the outdoor dining gives…read moreeveryone an excellent view of the water, perfect for people watching, and ideal when you've been out in the sun a bit too long. Unfortunately, the Mexican food doesn't deliver the same excellence. Our burrito and chicken enchiladas lacked seasoning. Our guacamole needed more acid and was missing jalapeños. Our tortilla chips were out of a bag, which is surprisingly when it's so easy to make fresh tortilla chips if you have a deep fryer (which they most certainly used for their fish and chips menu). All of our food would have been more suited for a cruise ship than Sydney's discerning foodies. On a good note, service was excellent, friendly, and attentive...for this and the location, I give them three stars.

We're from the east and we don't often get to the North Side, but we do enjoy exploring the beaches…read moreand the cafes! A day off gave us the opportunity to head over and enjoy brunch at Little Collins, Freshwater. About 5 minutes walk from the beach, located on the strip of shops in Freshwater, the cafe is on a corner spot, uncover but open to the breeze and daily sunlight. Stylish and casual fit out with wire chairs, hanging pendant lights and flowers for a decorative element. Staff are friendly and hospitable, make your order at the counter and food is brought to you when ready, and it is quite efficiently. We begin with our coffee, made using Campos beans, and had this with our healthy brekkie bar for a nice little snack while our meal was prepared. Drink wise, there's plenty of juices and smoothies or milkshakes and kombucha. The menu sports all day brekkie and lunch from 11am with your traditional brekkie favourites, as well as super healthy items like acai, Bircher and salads for lunch. We order savoury dishes; the smashed avo, lemon labneh + dukkah with cherry tomatoes, and dukkah. We added mushrooms to the dish. We also ordered the scrambled eggs with a side of kale and relish. The eggs were nice and creamy, with crispy bread. It was a great brekkie and a good option since you can choose from a range of add ons. The food can be ordered eat in or to go, and if you're in a rush, there's also plenty of food ready in the window, from muffins, croissants to healthy slices and we had a few of these too. Coffee is by campos, a mainstream favourite, and there's also plenty of options for tea, juice or smoothies. Food here is well priced and the cafe overall is very approachable.

Popped in here randomly cause I was hungry. Ordered the chili eggs and wow!! Sooo good!!! The…read morefirst time since living in Australia where I've finally found food with flavor that's not Asian. This would be the closest to "Mexican spices" I've found. Definitely worth checking out! Staff was friendly too.

Decided to try out Dee Why Beach Burrito on a wintery Saturday night..all tables were basically…read morebooked out. The staff didn't really help us so we went around all the tables to check all the times. Ordered Jackfruit Nachos, halloumi taco and tiki prawn taco. The food was better prepared than the Newtown and Coogee ones. Little bit spenny but that's the Australian economy for you! If you put the Newtown staff at the Dee Why store + cost factor = a better review , better vibes etc. Safe to safe that the tacos are excellent but everything else is a little boring in flavour (for a pescatarian )

The burritos are pretty good but this place is unreasonably expensive and the service, just another…read morerestaurant where the staff can't be bothered - sigh

Out on a family dinner, so we got a range of views. The marguerites went down well. The Sangria was…read morea bit different, possibly not what I was used to (it's been a while). Fajitas were excellent, as well the Burritos. Too much corn was the response from the Taco selector. Fair enough, I don't really like corn either. Complimentary Salsa and chips were great. Service was very good, it was a busy night too.

This place is one of the best in Manly in terms of food quality and value for money…read more There is tasty complimentary salsa and chips when you arrive so you have something to snack on whilst you are deciding what you would like. The staff are friendly and never make you feel rushed. My favourite dish to order is a burrito and it comes with sides of rice, black beans and pink cabbage. For drinks I prefer one of their margaritas (with lots of salt and lime) or the sav blanc off the menu. I've never gotten to dessert because I have been so satisfied with the main. The restaurant is relatively small (only 40 pax) and casually decorated. It can get a little loud because of the small space and is usually full. You NEED to book or you will likely miss out...there are a lot of walk ins...or 'attempted' walk ins. Only downsides other than the size is that you must walk through the kitchen to get to the bathroom and they don't have a website. I pretty much think all restaurants should have a site these days but I will overlook any cons about this place because: - the food is great and fairly priced - the staff are nice and genuine - the place has a very Manly feeling to it...nice and casual Tips: - Book book book book BOOK! - Try a margarita - Save room in your stomach before you come or you will be struggling to finish - Don't go to Mexico via Manly (on Manly beachfront) over this place. It may look prettier but it's not even in the same league as this place.

It's not as good as what you will get in Southern California, but it's definitely better than…read morewhat's been on offer for a long time. Good Service, Most staff are very aware of the ingredients and able to assist with special dietary needs.

Awesome guacamole…read more They have kangaroo fajitas and crocodile burritos. Not very authentic, I know... but at the same time I appreciate the unique twist. If you find that strange, no worries - you can still get all the more standard options. I liked the steak fajitas. It's a touch pricey, but not outrageous. I'd place it in my Top 3 Mexican Restaurants in Sydney... which is a very prestigious and sought-after (imaginary) honor.

There are a few Mexican restaurants in Manly and whilst this one has the beachside location it does…read morenot get across the line on food quality or value. The burritos use to be better however now they seem a bit stodgy and have too much rice. Expensive too, without any sides. The fajitas are great and come out steaming hot. There are a few unusual items on the menu as well e.g. crocodile burrito. They also do nice cocktails. I have been here at least 6 times. I think the place was better when it first opened but the wait staff are pleasant. There was one occasion where there was a large bug in our water jug which concerned me in terms of cleanliness. The waiter was apathetic about it when we complained, rather than showing some interest. For lunch time I'd visit but for dinner you are better off at Manly Mexican on Belgrave St. GREAT food with many sides and a nice selection of wine and cocktails. Unfortunately Manly Mexican isn't open for lunch. Tips: 1. Fajitas are better value than the burritos 2. Check water jug for bugs ;) 3. You can easily rack up a large bill if you aren't careful 4. It doesn't look like it but they do takeaway. I wouldn't recommend though because it is the same price as if you eat in the restaurant.

Cute little place that's breezy, cozy, and perfect for a small snack before heading back to Sydney…read moreon the ferry. We had - salsa and chips: the corn chips are excellent. Crispy and earthy - mixed green salad with guacamole: I asked them to go light on salt given that the salad in Australia tends to be salty. The salad was fresh and great for sharing with cucumber, carrot, and mixed greens. I also had a glass of dry Riesling from eden valley - very drinkable with some structure. The service is fantastic. The owner is a German asian who looks like that she is from Hawaii and super friendly, with authentic Australian accent. One instantly relaxed here after a day at the beach.

I'm a regular here. I drop in for brekky, (with a view) and lunch - best value for money burgers…read moreand curly fries in Manly. I love their promo nights too - Mad Monday, Taco Tuesday, Wing Wednesday & Jazz & Mojito Thursdays. Their happy hour is from 5-7pm 7 days a week too....and it's all just across from the best beach in Manly. I just can't go past their stuffed jalapeños, corn on the cob and fish tacos & it all goes well with a margarita or 2!