This is possibly the worst Mexican food in Paris as well as the worst margarita anywhere. A…read moremargarita from a can would have tasted better. The owner was neither rude nor friendly but tired and inattentive. Our desire to have a break from weeks of delicious French bistro food, was not worth the 80 euros we spent for enchiladas for two and one margarita each.

Walking along in Paris and I saw a Mexican food restaurant. I'm from Arizona USA so I had to try…read moreit. I ordered the empanada. Everything was great but I'm rating it a 4 instead of 5 because the hamburger seasoning was flat and there wasn't any cheese.

If you're craving Mexican food in the heart of Paris, Bocamexa on Rue Mouffetard is the spot to go…read more Their tacos and burritos are packed with flavor and freshness, and the portions are generous. It's perfect for a quick, casual meal, whether you're dining in or taking it to go. I love building my own burrito with all the toppings--whether you prefer beef, chicken, or veggies, everything is customizable. The laid-back atmosphere adds to the experience, and the friendly staff are always ready to help you navigate the menu if you're unsure. It's also in a great location, so you can grab your food and continue exploring the lively Rue Mouffetard neighborhood. If you're looking for a quick, flavorful bite, Bocamexa won't disappoint!

First of all, I'm Mexican so I know what authentic Mexican food should taste like. A burrito with…read morebeef, beans etc. Wrapped on a flour tortilla is not something you'll find in Mexico except somewhere near the northern border with USA and most American cities. I did not try the tacos so I cannot comment. One of the preparers was very helpful and friendly, the girl taking the order was on a bad mood. The food portion is average for a Burrito in California but the price is about 70% more here in Paris. All in all, it was a welcome change after 7 days away from home.

Absolutely fantastic fresh Mexican food in Paris. Absolute delight to taste! Truly excellent spot,…read morefor Cinco de Mayo. We made a reservation on a Sunday at 1:30pm and it was busy but not crowded. The décor is contemporary and clean with Frida Kahlo gracing the walls and trinkets of color and books of México. Odd point but must be said: Cleanest, whitest and biggest bathroom in Paris! The staff was super friendly and bi-lingual so parle Français or habla español si deseas.... We ordered the guacamole, the shredded pork (chochinita pibil) tacos and quesadillas. For main meal, the beef steak. All were amazing, delicious!!! Super fresh guacamole! Very light on the salt, so my partner added salt but I felt mine was perfect as is! We ordered two drinks, Viva La Vida, and another green gin drink whose name I do not recall, sorry! The staff, the décor, the food, the drinks... love! To be fair, I think the french palate wouldn't tolerate more spice, but I think the chef could add a plate or two. I cant wait to go back for sure!!!

We decided to check out some Mexican food on our visit to Paris(no judging) and this place was a…read morerelatively short walk from the hotel. It's on a small street and a little challenging to find. We ordered guacamole to start and it was excellent. The chips were fresh and thin with the appropriate amount of salt. The guacamole itself was flavorful and authentic. A good start to the meal. We both had tacos-I had the duck tacos and my wife had the pork. They came on blue corn tortillas and were pretty good. They could have done with some pico de gallo but the meat was tender and well spiced. The service was excellent as was the atmosphere. The table next to us had margaritas that looked great. All in all a good alternative in Paris for your Mexican food fix.

Know before you go: Cash Only…read moreLimited Hours 12-2pm, 7-9pm Mexican is Not Tex Mex Tight space Good stuff: Pitcher of margarita isn't the highest quality of tequila, but it will absolutely make you stumble after two glasses Tamale is shredded chicken filled and smooth yellow corn grind- if you know you like tamales- try it and see what you think. Almost everything comes with Guacamole- New Yorkers would be jealous. Nachos use a melted hard cheddar blend of cheese- don't expect velveeta cheese sauce. Beans are legit. Rice is more of a refined rice. Shredded chicken is seasoned well. Salsa is mild. I'd eat it again- but stop at the ATM nearby first.

This little restaurant delivers big flavor. Their tort chips are crisp hand made spoons to scoop up…read morethe guacamole and spicey sauce along with the tender chicken in our nacho plate. The empanados where golden crisp. Last but not least was rhe chicken queisidilla equally well accompanied by spicey sauce and guacamole. Service was attentive. The Margherita not fussy. My daughters reccomend it for any one Montparnasse with a yen for Mexican.

Leaves a lot to be desired. When I stumbled upon this place it looked quite authentic and very cute…read more, tres choutte. We tried the cochinita pibil and the fajita tacos and neither was to my liking, the flavors were not there and seems like it wasn't real Mexican food. The margarita was good but note that it is frozen not on the rocks. Will stick to french food in Paris. I do have to mention the people working there were very nice.

Although I was really happy about the thought of having a Mexican place so close by in my…read moreneighborhood, this place kind of underwhelmed me. It wasn't bad per say, but I think other Mexican places have set the bar pretty high as per my expectations. The place is small and the decoration is cute, and the owner seems quite friendly. The food is reasonably priced, and they do take away. If you're in the 13th near place D'italie, this is one of the few options in the area. We went with nachos and margaritas and tacos. The nachos were pretty legit - they were loaded and even had jalapeños. The margarita was made in a slushy machine - kind of like a granita but it wasn't very strong. Finally, the tacos were what underwhelmed me. They were just very plain. I think it would be nice if they were served with some black beans, for example. On their own, they just seemed kind of sad. The meat inside was also just ok. All in all, this place isn't terrible, but it's by no means on the same level as some other delicious and authentic Mexican places.

Food is bad horrible tasting food even worse CUSTOMER SERVICE they ran out of chips after ordering…read moreguacamole don't ever buy chipotle from Paris France. They are not the same. They are expensive and the food is garbage. Also, the people there are not nice. This lady. She literally refused to take orders from many guests in line!

Good service and quality and the workers are willing to increase the portion of an ingredient when…read morerequested. However stay away from fajita vegetables as they are not steamed but fried (unlike the US from my experience atleast).

How lucky am I to live a few streets down? I can now get my chipotle fix almost daily!!…read more The only problem I have with this place is that they are always out of something. Once I couldn't get Barbacoa so I ended up with chicken, the next time I couldn't get guacamole, and once I ordered chips and guacamole and didn't get chips even though they promised chips within five min. They ended up refunding us for the chips and guac. So they are always missing something which is too bad because they could really be perfect. This place is extra clean and seating is plentiful with two floors of tables and a small outdoor seating area. The staff members speak English and French which is nice. They also serve up a mean margarita. I love that students get 25% off because it makes my whole meal so damn cheap and delicious! I find the burrito serving sizes here in Paris a lot smaller than in the US but this location will make it bigger if you ask for more rice. You can grab water from the drinking fountain downstairs. Thank god this place exists because I always need my burrito fix.

Cool and new chipotle location in the city. This one is super conveniently located just beside…read moremabillon/odeon/ st Germain des pres metros in the 6th. The restaurant is clean and spacious, and offers outdoor seating as well. As an American chain, it also offers air conditioning (gotta love it.) it is handicapped-friendly and has an elevator offering access to the handicapped bathroom downstairs. Plenty of seating, friendly staff. Granted I came early at 6:30pm before the rush, but staff were polite and efficient. 9.30 for a burrito/bowl/salad. While I wouldn't go out of my way to come here, I must say that the location is awesome and I wouldn't hesitate to keep this place in mind next time I'm in the hood and need a bite to eat.