I'm so happy we finally got Tex-mex bar in Kabaty. Owners of Ale Burger opened this place on 5 nov…read more2016 and as far this is the best place to eat burrito, quesadilla or nachos in this part of Warsaw. I recommend burrito with chopped beef - very tasty and fresh. Prices are affordable and service is very helpful. Tired of sushi or pizza - go to Ale Mehico and feel a little bit like you're in Texas :)

Tried this Mexican restaurant that really put effort into creating an authentic Mexican vibe --…read morecolorful decor and lively atmosphere. The food, though, tasted quite different from what I've had in Mexico. The enchiladas and burrito had their own unique twist, not quite traditional but interesting. Service was good, and there were lots of drink options. A nice spot if you're nearby and want to hang out or be social with friends.

After some very questionable Tex-mex in Poland (marinara pasta in a tortilla...what?), I am happy…read moreto report that this place will fill your Tex-Mex needs. The classic margaritas to start were refreshing and delicious. They served complimentary tortilla and salsa to begin with, and the tortillas- that they make there!- were very good. I had the Barbacoa quesadilla, and husband had the chimichanga. The quesadilla was good, but skip the guac, it's not worth it. The chimichanga was really just fajita chicken and veggies in a seriously deep-fried tortilla, but it was good. They gave little finger bowls for washing your hands after you eat, so be careful in knowing what this is ;) they are not trying to be silly with the glassware The kitsch was quite over the top (server outfits and fake guns with the bill...not sure what they're going for here) and it was imho a bit inappropriate. So, there's also that. But if you're really craving something that passes for Tex-mex, this is the best from what we've tried so far

pizza hut. marszalkowska, 16:13 …read more i ordered a tagliatelle, received a spaghetti instead, the waitress didnt speak english, a tall thin guy with black hair pretentiously came, got his head to the spaghetti and said, no we dont have it. after i showed how a tagliatelle in the menu is supposed to look like he actually almost kissed the spaghetti and spits out of his mouth demolished most out what i paid for, this is no polish behaviour , 2 minutes later. a waitress spilled a sauce on the floor, another waitress moved and broke dishes right after it satirikly. (PHOTOS BELOW) 19:00 loco mexicano, this is how a service should be like i look at the menu.. that gives me a throwback. prices are about 40 zloty for a main dish?.. how could i judge this restaurant?. they have burgers that cost around 16 zloty. dont look anywhere else. the basic was one of my best experience of burgers. yes there are a lot. aioli, burger king, barn smoke and further. this is a meat how it should be.. wait. last time i ate something like that it was around 40 zloty. it 16. and the place? looks like it matches more for kids n groups, but that hamburger just has language of itself. it distinguishes itself from any other food. restaurant, high class lvl. not any sauces, the meat is "real" rather than full with flavorings or has taste like it was made from the goods of supermarket. yet, the place looks like it matches for groups and kids. ive ordered it with mexican rise. it was more of a kids dish, yet, the waiter did recommend on french fries instead. i wanted to look on mexican dishes out of affordable perspective, i couldnt find it. i was just starting to get hungry, the waiter just came out with nachos and dip (low quantity, but complimentary). it has some real polish employees and not those on pizza hut which are netherlands/germany-hype-pretentious--approach-people-with-twisted-intentions. it has a lot to offer. definitely 1 of the most distinguished experiences i had in a restaurant. i never enjoyed paying before. no wifi. update: second time i ate there the taste consisted weird spices (if you know what i mean), and the bun was hard. i wouldnt sit there more than one time.

So, yes, the food is super good. However, the service is one of the poorest I've recently…read moreencountered. 5 of us went to get something to eat, the waitress with the lazy eye told us "hurry up with your order, I have other customers too" then she commented on the bag my friend put on the floor that it's bothering her, and gave me flower chips when I specifically asked for corn. In the end she added the tip to the bill, where on the menu it stated "ABOVE 5 service may be included", we felt cheated. I don't know why Poland doesn't get it, that good quality customer service is key for returning customers.

Gringo Bar is participating in delivery, since all of the restaurants are currently closed. I was…read morereally in the mood for some tacos or TexMex style food, so this place seemed to be a good choice! I got the pulled beef quesadilla, and my husband got the Chile con carne burrito. The flavors for the dishes weren't quite what we were expecting, but they were ok. I was most incredulous that I paid seven zloty for half a Dixie cup of salsa! Crazy for what it was!

Tex-Mex in Eastern Europe? Yes it's possible. Burrito, quesadilla, tacos.. And they prepare their…read moreown nachos! Great place for lunch! Cool atmosphere, friendly staff, fresh food - what do you need more? But... Yes, there is "but". I used to love Gringo Bar but lately something changed. Different staff? Owners opening another place don't care anymore? I asked for a mild burrito but I got super spicy one and it was too late for me. I don't tolerate spicy food and they prepared really hot chili con carne - never had something like that before. I will reconsider going there again. Need to find new Tex-Mex.

Fun bars and fancy restaurants have been popping up along the Marszałkowska street for years now,…read moreradiating from the hipster epicenter on Plac Zbawiciela. Loco Mexicano is another bold attempt to connect attract demanding Warsaw's restaurant patrons to come a little further and try something new. The cuisine is indeed mostly Mexican or Latin American, with some innovative takes by the restaurants chef. To differ themselves from other venues nearby, Loco Mexicano is trying to speak to people with children, offering free meals for kids on Sundays. Nice variety of beers and other drinks as well.

After exploring 5-8 "Mexican restaurants" in Warsaw, dos tacos is the most traditional Mexican (not…read moreTex-Mex") we have been able to find. Tacos are flavorful and serve on soft corn tortilla, as Mexican culture suggests. Nopales are a delicacy and beans soup tastes like home. Strongly recommend the "michelada" if you are willing to try spicy Mexican beer. Best part: our waitress spoke excellent Spanish and English. Oh! Beware of "kids parties" as it can get very noisy. I suggest to call ahead and make sure no kids parties have been schedule.

Pros: Menu variety, live music at night, fast service Cons:…read morefood quality a little disappointing I've tried many Mexican restaurants across multitude of countries, and this place is not the greatest. The food tasted OK, but it didn't impress me or the people I had dinner with. I ordered a quesadilla and it looked and tasted like somebody made it hours ago and it just got reheated prior to serving. The cheese wasn't melting and stretching like I usually like my quesadillas, and the cheese mix used in it was average. My companions ordered fajitas and I was surprised that some of the provided tortillas were actually a little hard! Overall, I'd say it was okay, but I'd recommend to avoid if you can go to other Mexican restaurants that are better. If you happen to be in the area, give it a go but don't bring your hopes up.