The restaurant is a bit small but it feels so comfortable and homey! Good music is always playing…read moreand our main waitress was really nice. She also spoke to us in English, Spanish and German. Another worker there was a bit rude and cold. The Tomate soup was a bit too spicy, even though I am a spice-lover! But the rest of the food was delicious. Actually considering going there again.

Growing up in Texas and visiting part of my family in Mexico; I can tell you I know my Mexican food…read moreand I miss it very much. Today I tasted some of the best Mexican food Vienna has to offer. Being my first visit I had to go with the Enchilada's Verde, which means it's going to be spicy and it better have some green chili. The cook delivered! Made with chicken, guacamole, green chili and real tortillas de maiz I thought I was in heaven. The decorations were a bit on the overkill, but the music was great. Hearing the waiters and owner speak Spanish and joke around were a plus!! I will have to go back and try out the other plates and see if they place can keep its 5* rating. The Texan lives again!!

We were seated right away and the waiter asked if we were ready to order less than 1 minute from…read moreseating. The food was not that great and we ordered spatzle instead of potato's but we got potatoes. They were lukewarm. We then had to go to the entrance to pay for dinner. Very disappointed since the restaurant had so many good reviews.

My husband and I came to Australia for honeymoon, and we had the chance to try this unique…read morerestaurant. The pancakes here taste so great! The restaurant has a unique and charming ambience. We loved it here!

The owner is rude and a cheap. He tried to kick out my friend because he didn't order anything…read more Even though I did. His food was blend and tasteless . Would not recommend.

I feel bad reviewing this place poorly, because they're really, really friendly. And it's clear…read morethat they're trying to accommodate the general lack of spice and heat in Viennese palettes while also trying to serve Mexican food. It's an impossible balancing act. But it's like Fresco Grill saw a Chipotle or Chilango in action and tried to recreate it based on look but not on content or quality. To start, it's very pricey for what it is; you'll easily drop 25 euros for two people. More if you get beers or extras like the spicy salsa. Every main is in the 8-12 euro range, and there's a series of free and paid add-ons that aren't clearly delineated. But all that'd be fine if it were tasty eats. Which it isn't. It's actually pretty gross. My girlfriend's quesadilla was 100% soggy by the time she was through half of it. The meats are all cut into giant cubes that'd make more sense in a stew or goulash. There's very little spice, seasoning or flavor on either the chicken or the pork. The pork burrito with pinto beans, yellow rice, salsa, cheese, sour cream and jalapeños tasted vaguely of cumin and mostly just bland "stuff" in a forgettable tortilla. I'd avoid if you're jonesin' for Chipotle and just hit Spar for some DIY.

A very difficult place to rate, especially since all of my ratings are based on food alone. Slow…read moreTacos is different as value for money has to be taken into consideration. So, here we go: - Taste of food: 2-3 stars mostly. - Value for money: ZERO!!! This is the most expensive taco joint on the entire planet!!! Here are the details: - Homemade chili Kaesekrainer (cheese stuffed sausage) tacos - 3 stars and I'm being generous. Mostly bland and weird. Basically a breakfast sausage in a taco - wow, I wonder how actual Mexicans never came up with this novel idea! - Beef Short Ribs with Chimichurri tacos - 2.5 stars, and the .5 is because of chimichurri, otherwise it would be 2 stars. The beef is chewy, seriously over-done and without chimichurri mostly tasteless. That said, yet another novel idea - put chimichurri sauce (NOT Mexican!) on a beef taco??? Seriously? And it has something that resembles a jalapeno on top but tastes like a regular green pepper. Again, trying to be original but it is just plain weird. - Corn fed chicken with Chipotle marmalade and peanuts tacos - 3.5 stars but again weird because of the peanuts - remember all of this is served on a corn tortilla, so not the best combination if you ask me. And so not Mexican and/or authentic by any stretch of the imagination chipotle marmalade? WTF? That said, possibly the best taco on the menu. - Cheese tacos - 1 star. Melted wrong kind of cheese with avocado mousse and sweet roasted peppers. Really disappointing. And for only EUR 13.90 ($17)!!! - Chips and Guacamole - 3 stars for the taste of guac, very mild and no kick. 1.5 stars on the chips that are seasoned with some kind of bbq dry seasoning/rub - again WTF?? This is absolutely, hands down, the most expensive chips and guac in the world! For EUR 7.90 (US$ 10), not made table side and served in a shot glass sized thingy, it's absolutely ridiculous! TINY & EMBARRASSING!!! Yes, it's probably less than 1 oz of guac for $10. - Churros and Chocolate - 3 stars, mostly mah. Churros are supposed to melt in your mouth and these were over-fried, the chocolate was too bitter and just like all of the above combinations, it didn't work! - Corn tortillas - 2 stars - they didn't feel fresh and home made. Now to the value for money - as said, you have to be completely nuts, to pay EUR 13.90 (almost $17) for three tiny tacos that don't come with any sides (like rice and beans for example). Basically, this place is 2-3 times more expensive than it should be, if it served great tacos. For these kind of tacos, they are approximately 5 times more expensive of where they should be. So, we paid more than $100 for 12 small tacos (no side dishes), 2 beers, 2 lemonades, one coffee, one shot glass of guac with some chips and a small order of churros. None of this would be a problem if their tacos were great, which they were not. This is one taco joint I won't return to.

Great experience at slow tacos! Not sure what all the other poor reviews are about... We ordered…read morethe combo A of 4 different types of tacos and they were all equally delicious! The hostess and waitresses were very kind and extremely helpful. Great food for a great price and right on the Danube!

The restaurant outside is really pretty. There's indoor and outdoor seating. I'd recommend sitting…read moreoutside if it's a nice day the service was really good and really good for people that speak English. My server was from Wisconsin in the USA and he was really nice even brought food for our dog the food was really good. I had the açai bowl and the breakfast tacos. Açai bowl was more of a overnight Chia pudding texture, and the breakfast tacos are really good, especially with the baking and the sauces and guacamole. The service was also really really good. I gave him a big tip because he was really nice considerate and checking out with our table. A few times the outdoor seating was very comfortable and they had Some class blankets and like sheep skins on the seats for people to use the inside. Looks really pretty as well.

Delicious brunch spot in Vienna! We got the green shakshuka with veggies and feta, the eggplant in…read moregreek yogurt with sourdough, and a carrot ginger juice. The shakshuka tasted like an asian-inspired curry with cashews and coconut milk. There's a lot of outdoor seating and the service was very good. Would highly recommend!

Great little place - food is delicious, albeit not Tex-mex nor "Mexican" - you won't find mushy…read morebeans and a puddle of queso here, just a lot of Burritos, enchiladas, Chile rellenos, and other delicious twists on Mexican food. The Bartender is a genius with Gin - just tell him to make whatever is fresh today and you won't be disappointed! Our go-to south (and a little east) of the border restaurant!

It wasn't much at all, basic Mexican food a little on the bland side…read more Small area but cheerful workers.

Das Essen war frisch, kreativ und geschmacklich hervorragend, besonders die Hauptgerichte. Die…read morePortionen sind großzügig und liebevoll angerichtet. Der Service war aufmerksam, freundlich und sehr zuvorkommend, ohne aufdringlich zu sein. Getränke wurden schnell nachgefüllt. Das Ambiente ist gemütlich und stilvoll. Insgesamt ein rundum gelungener Besuch, den ich definitiv weiterempfehlen kann.

Food order was taken. Food is fine. Nothing exciting. Price is average. But sitting here 25mins now…read morewaiting for someone to take our dessert order. The staff frequently gather for a nice chat but we have been ignored. I no longer want desert and I certainly wont be tipping the service staff.

I am going back in time a little here... but when I lived in Vienna this was to only place to truly…read moreget Mexican food (outside of buying home made ingredients from some members of the small local Mexican community who made fresh tortillas, salsa, beans, and a few other items which they sold out of their house... and then I would make Mexican food in my tiny apartment). In fact, when I was there it was almost impossible even to get fresh cilantro. So after many months of missing these common American flavors and dishes (burritos, tacos, guacamole, chips & salsa, beans & rice, carnitas, and enchiladas), Estancia Santa Cruz was a welcome find. None of the food was up to American/Mexican Food standards, but it was pretty darned good for Central Europe. In fact, at the time, I had to go to Amsterdam for good Mexican food. That said, Estancia Santa Cruz is a lovely place to spend lunch or dinner. It has a large outdoor patio section that pleasant, a bar inside, margaritas, and vague versions of many of the dishes from the Mexican restaurants in the states that I so craved. Nothing really authentic, like Menudo, but still, plenty of craved after flavors. We had guacamole (which was pretty good), the Serrano ham plate (very Spanish and odd for me in the flavor profile but still yummy), I also ordered a big wet burrito expecting the typical American Mexican slop plate that we get almost everyplace (the same bins full of premade stewed meats distributed over various treatment of tortillas and covered in rice, beans, sauce, and cheese. But in Austria, the slop concept obviously wasn't so well received, so my plate was well ordered and compartmentalized. Still, it was tasty. My girlfriend got the quesedilla, which was huge, but a little dry, We almost ordered the Paella, which looked great, but we were a Mexican place so I didn't want to get too much Spanish food (a cuisine commingling that happens all to often for my taste... Mexican is Spanish and Spanish is Mexican.. I don't buy it). After dinner we both had flan which was good. There are more Mexican places in Vienna now, and better ones. But there is something irreplaceable about Estancia Santa Cruz: may the garden: maybe that is is on the fair grounds of Prater Amusement Park, like a more commercial Austrian Tivoli. Maybe its because I got a little drunk and had so much fun. But the authenticity of the food aside.... this is a fine place.

I really like this place for several reason, as this of course was not my fist time here…read more It is really well located, about 1km into Prater itself, so nice and quit and full of life and greenness all around. Lots of place outside to sit and enjoy nature. The service is impeccable. I like that the waiter are all Spanish speaking, although you can also order in German or English. The Menu has a huge section to choose from. The food is fantastic and fast. Inside has a lot of space for both smokers and non smokers. My only one negative point would be the toilets, they are very small, dirty and discussing. try to avoid using the toilet there if you can.