Ok, so we are visiting from out of town and we weren't quite sure what to expect of English Mexican…read morefood. We stopped in one night after walking from the hotel and were seated right away. I had the Garlic Butter Sizzling Prawns, see picture. Shrimp, vegetables, and cheese. It wasn't bad at all. Everything was well cooked and taste as it should. The staff were friendly and attentive, the place felt nice and inviting. The one big drawback is the price. I found that for what it is the price of everything was very high. One star deducted for that. Would I recommend it? Sure? Give it a go

I dislike when Yelp presents bad reviews from 6 years ago. That's pretty unfair. Also Americans…read moreexpecting authentic Mexican food in London should re-examine their reasons for travel. I'm from Southern California so I know Mexican food. There is not a large Mexican population in London to provide the kind of authentic menus like you will find in London Indian restaurants. But after days of pub food, Indian and Italian we decided to give it a try. This is a nicely decorated little restaurant with a nice attentive staff. Was the food different from what we were used to? Yes, but it was very tasty. My wife had chicken tacos served on a large platter with separate portions to build your own taco. They had Mexican rice but no refried or black beans or lettuce for the tacos. The tacos were hard shell. I had fajitas and they were very good but served without a side of rice. The portions were very large. If you are in Pimlico, close to Victoria station, give it a try

Taquito's is the one of the first relatively credible Mexican restaurants to hit burrito-deprived…read moreVictoria (as Barbara K says, there is Loco Mexicana, but let's not talk about that..). And it's okay. The ingredients in the burrito I had were fresh and fairly tasty, but overall it was a bit dry too - perhaps some Guacamole at 70 pence extra would have made a difference. I don't think the burritos are up there with Chilango's or Tortilla and I think they may need to consider introducing some cheaper options (burritos start from £5.50) given the many tasty lunch alternatives available nearby (e.g. Tachbrook Street market) for noticeably less, but Taquito's is a very welcome addition nevertheless. I'll be back to try some more of their wares and may update my review then.

I was a little hesitant to come here because of the previous reviews that were left but don't let…read morethem sway you! This place is delicious! As someone from Southern California & Latina who is also a very picky eater I really enjoyed this place! Food was delicious the staff was so friendly! Can't say enough about this place! Definitely will stop by again before I leave London. Please please stop by, you won't be disappointed!

We had a great meal at Wahaca Mexican Restaurant in London. The decor is beautiful and creates a…read morewarm, inviting atmosphere. We were greeted by the hostess right away,. Our waitress was friendly and attentive and took our drink order quickly. We ordered a wahacacolada and a mojito, and both were great. For dinner, we ordered the slow-cooked beef burrito, which arrived at our table quickly. The beef was tender and the burrito was very good. While we enjoyed the meal, I wouldn't consider it authentic Mexican cuisine, it has more of a modern twist which is probably what their aiming for anyway. Between the excellent service, great ambiance, tasty drinks, and enjoyable meal, we had a great experience and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a great place to eat in London.

Great music servers and food! Delicious and unique! I thoroughly enjoyed it $ incredible guzpachoread more

Ok, so I walked in cold on a Saturday night after a long flight. Staying at the hotel, but found…read morethis on Yelp and thought "really, a highly rated Mexican restaurant in London and in my hotel, I doubt it..." but I was tired and didn't have the energy to search around. No reservation and they were completely booked but the host found the manager Renaldo who came over to me and explained they were booked but he would try and find me a table but it might take a while. Escorted me to the bar to wait, ordered a excellent Ancho Negroni using Mezcal and green Ancho Reyes served in a clay mug. Yum! Renaldo stopped by again said it would likely be :45m, and he ordered me the Guacamole on the house while I waited. Guac was mixed with fresh cheese (queso blanco?) and came with red and green sauces to modify the flavors, kind of like chutneys at an Indian restaurant. When a table was ready, Renaldo again stopped by to check on me and while the Carnitas I was looking forward to was already done for the night, the cactus salad and lamb chops were excellent as was the Mezcal served with spiced salt and oranges I'll be back to try the Carnitas! Thank you for the great hospitality Renaldo

Absolutely excellent food service was outstanding and the desserts phenomenal. I would definitely…read morecome back here delicious.

Wahaca is a casual mexican restaurant chain in the UK. This one is across from the Waterloo station…read moreand convenient for commuters on their way home from work. They do take RSVP's but I walked in and got seated immediately at 630 pm. Overall I thought the Wahaca for one was good. Just the right amount of food. The Paloma was below average. But I will come back. The chicken taco had just the right spice and the beef gringo taco was the perfect counter balance. Its worth a meal if you haven't tried it. Not a true Texźmex but close.

I was craving tacos while in London and we walked past this place the menu looked decent so we went…read moreinside. The food was amazing probably one of the best places we ate on our trip. Unfortunately the service was slow, and the prices a little high for portion sizes.

Came here on a whim because it was right outside of the bus stop we came out of…read more I got the veggie burrito and was pretty impressed and really like that veggie burritos have guac included. I only wish that they actually grilled the burrito and not just the tortilla alone. It would also be nice to have some more veggie options. Other than the food, service was fast and pricing was normal.

The food was fine, the staff was cranky. The price was good and the location works well in…read moreVictoria's Place. This place is similar to the US Chipotle, though I trust the food here more.

Your taste buds will appreciate this place. You get to select items to go in your box. For example,…read moreI choose rice instead of lettuce in step #1. However, some lettuce was added in step #3 as a topping. My meal was topped off with a Pacifico beer. Then we sat at the front so we could people watch. In this neighborhood, you get to select from a variety of ethnic restaurants, excellent for us foodies.

Best burrito in town babies!!!! This is totally better than chipotle and tortilla and especially…read moremaui poke (dont try this) hands down. You should definitely come here and try the surf and turf because they are amazing. The sauces were super good too since other burritos dont have them. Nevertheless, there is also a 20% student discount yo this is lit come here. Recommended and would keep coming back!

Good tacos with a nice atmosphere and decent margaritas…read more Came here with friends from work for a fast bite near our Brock-street office. We shared a big plate of taco ingredients and tortillas. It was all very good and the good news is that with the variety there was something everyone liked. The space was chill and upscale while also feeling trendy. The drinks were also nice, mostly margaritas. In the end, nothing really stood out enough for me to remember or come back for if I wasn't in the area, but it would probably make my easy list of places that won't disappoint near the office.

I came here for the tantalizing malcajete, marinated meat platter with red sauce in a bubbly hot…read morecauldron. Unfortunately, Mestizo charges per person and the minimum and maximum is two for this item So I couldn't order for one without paying forty dollars , and I'd be damned to pay that much. Having this rule is ridiculous. I've never been to a Mexican restaurant forcing you to order something that can easily be portioned to one. I ordered a marinated chicken with rice and beans. The beans were out of this world. Such a unique flavor I definitely was not accustomed to in the states. The rice was unfortunately bland. The chicken was marinated in this red sauce and was tasty for the most part. However , when I made my way to the center it became dry and had a weird taste. If you're gonna order this dish, proceed with caution. The dessert really outshined and redeemed my visit somewhat. I ordered the tres leches cake. This dessert is basically like a Mexican version of sticky toffee pudding. There are many overlapping factors. One key difference is tres leches uses a milk and cinnamon base , so it kind of tastes like a horchata cake.

This is a great burrito place really convenient to St James Square and not far from Piccadilly and…read moreJermyn Street. The whole Crown Passage street is a bunch of cute and quick lunchtime restaurants. Adobo is just what you hope for in a burrito joint. A couple choices on tortilla (size and white versus wholemeal), a few choices on meats (sorry, I'm a vegetarian, so I can't comment on their quality), and a few condiments. I'm really pleased with the quality of the ingredients and the speed at lunch time. You can definitely do worse. They have some proper hot sauce behind the counter, in addition to the spicy salsa that you can see. If you're American or used to properly spicy Mexican food, ask for it. When i first moved to London, I used to complain about the lack of good burrito and tex-mex places. Now, with places like Adobo popping up, we're actually getting spoilt for choice.

Stumbled upon Street Food Union while walking around the area. Great variety of foods to choose…read morefrom.

Incredible prices on great food, much of which is made to order/your preference. Vendors rotate…read morethroughout the week, so one day you may have fanciful mini cakes with Kinder eggs atop frosting, others you'll have piping hot paella served out of gargantuan pans. More comfort foods include burgers with fried eggs, burritos, falafel, and other delicacies from all over the world. Every vendor is very kind and willing to take the time to tell you the story behind the food. Conveniently located on Rupert street, which is a stone's throw from the Berwick Street market (where you can pick up produce, organic milk, etc), it's a great one-stop trip during your lunch break or midday adventure. Prices are incredibly reasonable for every dish, portions are huge, and they have tables and benches set up to festively eat right there on the street. These folks work really hard, they set up and break down their tents and cooking stalls every day they're in operation, and never leave a mess in the street. A must-try if you're central in Soho.