Second best Mexican food in Italy (Veneto) Region. However, a nice restaurant, nice service, and…read moreALWAYS busy. Price is a bit more expensive than what most are used to for Mexican food and is not the most authentic - but they do a great job. They offer tacos, fajitas, burritos, churros, and margaritas. Some of those staple dishes do have a European infusion to them. Nonetheless, I recommend.

Yesterday we went to Il Covo del Ribelle for the first time to celebrate my birthday, we had a…read morereservations and since the moment we arrived we felt welcomed, we ordered margaritas and were offered their mezcal margaritas to try and they were on point!! We ordered Nachos con Carne for appetizers and oh my God they were delicious, for our main course we ordered tacos Al pastor and 10/10 as well, ambiance was perfect, dimmed lights, lamps, great decoration and everyone was enjoying their time. The service was 10/10! Will definitely recommend and we will be there very often!! thank you for a great time and great food!

good mexican food i would recommend its authentic even tho its in italy its pretty goodread more

Its typically fairly busy so expect to need to make a reservation!…read moreI came here for the first time back in 2020 and I will never forget trying to find the resturant, and seeing a group of guys dressed in ponchos and sombraros walk out from the alleyway during carnival season. It certainly made finding it easier! As someone from the states we are notoriously particular about mexican food! I was really impressed with the service and quality of food, so much that of course when I finally return to my favorite city I have to make a stop back to eat again! I was so glad to see it was still open after finding some of my other favorite local haunts closed down. We had dinner twice during out trip and it certainly does not disappoint! I know whenever I return to the lagoon where I can get reliable and delicious mexican food when I need a break from pizza!

Very surprised to find good Mexican food. Family owned and everything was wonderful. Nachos for app…read moreand margaritas. Burritos and tacos for dinner. Large portions, lots of meat.

An Italian version of Mexican. If you are Mexican deprived like I was it is amazing…read more Margarita was the best I had in a couple weeks. As was the tacos and guacamole. If you love Mexican food... go!

We walked in because it was dinner time and we needed to use the laundromat next door. Imagine our…read moresurprise when we discovered it was (beside traditional Italian food), it was a hamburger and Mexican food restaurant in Lido, Venice. One person ordered rigatoni and my wife and I split a onion BBQ hamburger with fries. We added a bottle of Raboso red wine, kind of like Chianti. The rigatoni was rated very good and the hamburger and fries were really quite excellent. Shocking, I thought, but as a bonus, the server spoke excellent English. I would recommend for sure if you are in the mood for some good American fare.

For starters this place is now called La Cantinita and it's delicious. My parents and I have been…read moreon vacation in Europe for a couple of weeks now and we were craving for a good American/Mexican place to make us feel like we were back at home and La Cantinita hit the spot. All the food items we ordered (jalapeño burger, tacos de camarones and camarones a la crema chipotle) were delicious to say the least and to top it off the waiter was extremely helpful and friendly. The hot sauces served were very tasty and authentic tasting. Overall we were very pleased with the entire eating experience at La Cantinita.

The food was very, very salty. We had ribs, chicken wings, chicken fajitas and the gringo chicken…read more All items were extremely salty. Decor is festive and on point and staff were nice. However, simple, fresh and more lightly salted dishes would be better than the pure-salt dishes they are serving now. You can't taste the food underneath.

After occasionally trying for some years to show up there on Saturday night without reservation,…read morewithout finding a seat, we tried last Sunday for lunch. The place was almost empty and we enjoyed a great burrito and an awesome hamburger (hamburguesa gordita --- "gordo" is Spanish for "Fat"). The place is really nice and the service is pretty good. Also tried the Margarita, and it was surprisingly good, and different, too: no salt on the rim, but it was done like an Italian granita (basically you take the drink, freeze it, then pulverize the ice so as to get something that is mostly liquid but with the consistency of crystals of ice). Portions are huge! Recommended.