25October 2024 Not recommended. Avoid…read more We ate dinner here tonight based upon other reviews and proximity to our flat. I judge a "Mexican" restaurant by ordering nachos on my first visit. El Nopal failed. Guacamole was puréed avocado mixed with chunks of onion, lime juice, and mayonnaise. This Taco Bell guacamole Level. Pico de Gallo was 90% tomatoes and 10% onions. No lime. No jalapeños. We did order a side of jalapeños which were pickled. Nachos: Chips, cheese, and tiny amount of ground beef were the positive. No frijoles, no jalapeños. Margarita was from the big jug. Not much tequila. It is clear that most of the food in this restaurant is prepared or canned. + brightly lit. Some lights are too high In Kelvin. + music. Soft, background. Spanish (?). Definitely not Mexican. 0 Comas flatware - paper napkins - Cold service €43.20 for light meal for 2

As an American, I have had a lot of Mexican food. This is THE BEST I have ever had. It was so good…read morein fact, my friends and I came here two nights in a row. I wish I could come back again. I miss it all the time. The staff is so friendly!

Very good food! Very nice staff. Only one waitress ignored me. But the owner was nice. I needed…read morechicken for my Mexican dish. Came 3years ago! Definitely coming back!

Overpriced tourist trap, small portions big prices. Food was not tasty and sorry we went thereread more

So, we really wanted to like this place. The cocktails were very good -- we had the Mojito and the…read morePiña Colada which were tasty. The food was truly a mixed bag. The chicken nachos. The pork tacos and the chicken enchilada were excellent. The regular beef tacos and the mixed burrito were not very flavorful. I would recommend the drinks and the special items on the menu.

I saw this place on Yelp and could not resist after 2 1/2 months in Europe and NO MEXICAN FOOD. The…read morefirst time I went, they were closed as it was just after 4:00pm and they did not open for dinner until 8pm (Spaniards eat late). I found myself in the area on my last full day in town, so I meandered past and sure enough they were open. It was about 2pm and the place was empty. It is nicely decorated inside, looking like many of their stateside cousins with sombreros and other colorful decorations adorning the walls. The owner speaks very little English, having resided in Rhode Island for a year, and his employees speak even less, but in this part of town, most of their customers are locals. A nice young lady soon arrived with some complimentary chips and chili con queso, looking like it likely came from a Tostito's jar. I had to try the guacamole (€5.40 - $5.85), usually a clear indication if the place is authentic or not and I have to say it was not bad. Fresh avocados mashed with onion and a little diced tomato (not very traditional) in a deep-fried flour tortilla bowl sitting atop a small lump of cold mashed potatoes. I was not sure why the potatoes were there other than to keep the bowl of guacamole from moving around, but the guacamole was pretty good, needing just a little more garlic and salt. The quality and quantity were pretty "average" compared to many stateside Mexican restaurants, and the chips were decent. They had no combo plates and my Spanish is rudimentary at best or I would have tried a few different things, so I went with the taco plate (€7.50 - $8.10). The three taco shells looked like any other pre-fab version, not unlike many restaurants in Lawrence, Kansas where I hang out, so I cannot fault them for that. With no rice or beans, €2.50 a pop is a bit steep, but the tacos were not bad either. Containing something more resembling chili con carne than ground beef, the only other ingredient was melted cheese except for a small amount of pico di gallo on the side of the plate. Having saved some guacamole and the little bit of lettuce beneath it, I had everything I needed to compliment the tacos. The lady even brought me some salsa picante, a fiery green concoction that was very good. The tacos were a bit greasy, but the shells stood up to the moisture well and did not fall apart like many places I have been. I also had a Negro Modelo beer (€2.90) and a tinto de verano (€1.30), so the drinks were very well priced compared to the food, which was a tad pricey, but not as bad as the many tourist traps in Marbella. I ended up paying around €15 plus tip (after my 15% discount), not that bad for a starter, main, and two drinks. The service was excellent and the staff very friendly as we attempted to bridge the communication gap. CombatCritic Gives Mexicano Tex-Mex 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better ... With An Extra Bomb Included For Effort!

Kind of odd being in Spain but looking for a good Mexican dinner. We found it here! The address is…read morecorrect, but not from the marked spot on the attached map. We walked 1.4 kilometers, and are glad we did. The Nachos, burritos and enchiladas (chicken) were excellent, and the prices reasonable for Spain. I'd so it again in a heartbeat. The neighborhood is a local, off the path area that few tourists would venture into- their loss.

Best meal is Spain! We shared the trio plate which had 2 tacos, 1 quesadillas and 1 burrito. The…read morechef picks the fillings. We couldn't do chicken as I have an allergy. All of it was so flavorful. Perfect heat, perfect spice. We started with margaritas and the guacamole and both were good as well. This is a must if you are in the mood for Mexican food in Spain as it is the absolute best! There is a second location somewhere but we were in the the original one which is small and off the beaten path which I recommend.

Excellent Mexican! One of the best in town. Reasonable…read moreprices, nice staff, great food

Excellent! Came here as part a large group of uber foodie and very critical San Francisco Bay Area…read more(California) diners who gathered here the other night. A couple of us were actual Mexicans. That everyone loved their food is nothing short of a miracle. We are a group of extended family members who have been traveling Europe for a couple months now mostly staying in Spain, France and Italy, and after two months of travel we were Jonesing for some good authentic Mexican food --this place delivered in spades. What a wonderful discovery. Everyone loved their food--So much so we are going back tonight. Second night as good as the first! Highly recommend

Visiting from the USA and stopped in on our trip to Granada. Atmosphere was very clean and…read morewelcoming. Was also very pleasantly surprised by the amazing service and food!! The Carne Nachos, The chicken fajitas and Tacos Al Pastor were all amazing!! This is a family owned business and a must try it in Granada, Spain

Lo ameeee! Soy Mexicana y lo ame! Los chicos que trabajan ahí también son muy atentos! Quisiera ver…read moreencontrado este lugar antes.

I am vegetarian and is so hard to get options in Spain. I love Mexican food and this place offers…read morethe food as I remembered from Mexico! Staff are amazing and a proper big margarita that you don´t finish in one sip!

Great atmosphere and customer service. I received many recommendations to visit this place. The…read morefood was delicious, I'm not one for really spicy food, but they gave me the option to choose mild and I did a combination. The meal was enjoyable!!

El Delirio was a great restaurant for dinner with friends! The margaritas were very good but very…read moresweet/sour so if you don't like that I would avoid getting it. The food was also incredible!!!! We got the nachos to share and then quesadillas and enchiladas. The prices were reasonable and the service was really good as well. They reopened at 8:30pm and we came around 8:45pm. It didn't get busy until about 10pm. I would definitely return here! El Delirio fue un excelente restaurante para cenar con amigos! Las margaritas eran muy buenas pero muy agridulces, así que si no te gusta, evitaría tomarlas. La comida también fue increíble!!!! Conseguimos los nachos para compartir y luego las quesadillas y las enchiladas. Los precios eran razonables y el servicio también era muy bueno. Reabrieron a las 8:30 pm y llegamos alrededor de las 8:45 pm. No se llenó hasta las 10 de la noche. ¡Definitivamente regresaría aquí!

This establishment is off the beaten path - which is a necessary respite if you are in Granada,…read moreSpain during the busy summer! When I passed by, there were only 2 people dining inside, but the outdoor tables looked so inviting I decided to give it a try! The tacos were an assortment of four different types - and each was incredibly flavorful and delicious. The only reason it didn't give a fifth star was because they weren't as 'heat' hot as I would have liked them to have been. But- with the temperature pushing 100 degrees Fahrenheit maybe it was a blessing. I'm not a big drinker, but I decided to have a shot of tequila - and it made for the perfect afternoon meal!