As a Mexican living in Stockholm I can say to Swedes, no this isn't authentic, but who cares. The…read morefood is absolutely excellent, the staff put their all into making Southern American style Mexican food and it works. It just plain tastes good. Sweden will never have a GOOD Mexican food place but this is an impressive Tex-Mex place, which most Swedes won't even comprehend a difference, so stop debating and go already!

Did not expect to find solid Mexican food in Stockholm but here we are. The street tacos were great…read moreand lived that they had a salsa bar (as every good taco place should!).

The ambiance, the people, and the salsas all get a resounding five stars! Loved the vibe, it's a…read moretrue taqueria with an open kitchen where you can see the tacos being made. The concept is simple, you order and sit with your buzzer until the food is prepared. We came midday on a Saturday and the line was pretty short, but the wait was about 30 mins until we got our food - which isn't that long as it was the brunch rush and they seemed to be serving a lot of online orders as well. Unfortunately the food didn't live up to the hype. We got the "mix" for five tacos and a bean and cheese quesadilla. The tacos were hard to distinguish between each other, the al pastor meat wasn't very flavorful, and the mushroom tacos were very oily. The bean and cheese quesadilla was great however, the refried beans reminded me of home in SoCal, just like the fried tortillas in taquerias. Unfortunately my very first bite into a taco contained some plastic piece - but that happens, it's not the worst thing - my rating is primarily based on the tacos.

Huge portions and good taste. Nice lunch place. Come in time though because queues can be awfully…read morelong.

Amazing food, atmosphere, and people. Hard to find food this good and this affordable anywhere in…read moreStockholm. Fresh, authentic, seasoned well, and a fair-sized amount. They even give you this tasty rosemary bread. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians. They speak English. Any questions, they're happy to help.

The food and the restaurant staff were both superb. My friends and I ate a late dinner at 10:30 pm…read more- right before closing time. Despite our lateness the sangria, fajitas and nachos came out in a timely manner and were great tasting. We had a good time there. Would highly recommend for tourists in the area looking for a quick/late bite!

We stopped by for a couple of drinks. We had the margarita and piña colada and we were surprised at…read morehow well they turned out. We ordered the nachos as well, but disappointment is an understatement. The tortilla chips were from a bag and the cheese was melted over them via the microwave. The salsa and guacamole were from a bottle. I don't think they understand what Tex-Mex is all about.

Wow, this was a new type of awful burrito. I don't know why but my imagination ran wild that Zocalo…read morewould be the Swedish equivalent of Chipotle (sans the e.coli, hopefully), but I was extremely disappointed by their burrito. I tried the Carnitas Pulled Pork burrito (Slow cooked pulled pork with organic black beans, rice, fajita veggies, corn salsa, jalapeños and our spicy habanero salsa.) The burrito itself lacked flavor and basically only tasted of rice - lack of seasoning all over the place, the well known cilantro flavor that is key in Mexican food was simply not there. The meat was overcooked and dry (which defeats the purpose of pulled pork). All-in-all, I'd say this was a terrible meal which came over 120 SEK - at lunchtime in Mall of Scandinavia, you can find a much better deal and still leave satisfied.

Much better than the other "Mexican" fast food here in Sweden. The tortilla chips are still very…read moreunauthentic, but tasty nonetheless. I've had burritos and tacos here, and both taste very good. The portions are pretty decent as well, so it's filling. The guacamole I had once, and it was delicious! If someone told me it was fresh, I'd believe it. Definitely recommended if you need a rest from shopping and are very hungry.

Okey stopped by for a quick refueling. We had the soft tacos which are basically a white bread that…read moreare whiter than my grandmother who never left her home at the age of 89. The bread was cold and I mean refrigerator cold, meat was hardly above room temperature. The cheese wasn't even melted. The guacamole tastes like something from a plastic factory where they've added vinegar and loads of it, prolly 2% avocado and 98% vinegar. The have a holy habanero sauce, which they claim is hot, but its not. You feel a mild burn which vanishes in seconds. The only positive thing was the free water and the free appetizer nacho plate. Avoid this place and go to Burger King across, at least you know they are not a gourmet restaurant.