Who looks for tacos while visiting London??? Weeeee do! Taquería in Notting Hill is a true treasure for lovers of authentic Mexican cuisine. The tacos are simply exceptional--perfectly balanced with fresh, high-quality ingredients and bold, vibrant flavors. From the tender carnitas to the flavorful fish tacos, every bite takes you on a journey to Mexico. Their homemade tortillas are soft and fresh, providing the perfect base for the delicious fillings. The guacamole is silky and well seasoned, and their tequila selection are great. The ambiance is lively yet relaxed, with friendly staff who make you feel like part of the family. For anyone seeking a taste of Mexico in London, Taquería in Notting Hill is an absolute must-visit! read more

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Walk by a few times and finally get to try this out. It looks lovely all the time so I'm curious. Boy was I disappointed. First impression when I sit down was bad. Because the waiter acted so confused when my friend who was there before me wants a drink before I arrived. His movement was so slow i thought he's giving us attitude but I didn't want to raise it cus maybe that's how he operates. he stood there and wait for us to move the utensils away so he can pick up our plate is a bit weird but when he give us a long eye shut when we ask for new utensils, that's when I know he's really giving us sass. I know I sound mean but tbf I don't mind helping the wait staff out but if you just stand there and expect me to arrange the table, you would be a little surprised too, right? Tell me I'm not crazy. The food was alright. Tuna Tostada was almost £10 and it was so small you can barely taste it before you even finish the whole thing. Cochinita pibil (taco) - meat portion was relatively big but each dish only get two tacos so it barely fill me up. Steak taco - steaks are dry but the cheese on top added points to it Carnitas taco - alright. Can't go wrong really. Anyway, I'd really enjoy it if the staff wasn't rude because the outdoor seating with the sun always keeps me in a good mood but it's a shame that the wait staff was not giving. read more

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Visiting from Texas so we were a bit skeptical that the food would resemble authentic Mexican. We were quite pleased with all of the drinks, especially the margaritas. The chips and guacamole were very good, but too small to share with more than 2 people. The salsas were a bit weird with little to no heat. And the tacos were just okay. All of them lacked seasoning so they mostly tasted like plain meat on below average tortillas. read more

Visiting London from Texas and decided to try this restaurant to see what their take on Mexican food might be like. We ordered guacamole and chips as a starter. The chips were fresh and guacamole was creamy and wonderful. The family ordered steak tacos, tacos al pastor, steak quesadilla and carnitas tacos. All were fantastic with great flavor and lots of meat. We shared a piece of Tres Leches cake for dessert. Yum! Our waiter, Chris, was very helpful and made sure we had all of our questions answered. We did not have a reservation and the place was packed, but they were able to seat us in less than 10 minutes. I would recommend making a reservation. read more

This is a solid spin on Mexican cuisine with bold flavours and big portions. My kind of happy meal. Kicking things off with a Bloody Maria, it was all kinds of fun and spice done right. My companion had the original Michelada which was way too spicy for both of us, every sip like a smack in the face. Thankfully the food was much kinder. A fried oyster that took several bites with a yummy sauce went down easy. The cheesy grilled corn was a delight. Then came the giant tacos. These are no tiny Mexican street tacos, they are super sized. For the price they needed to be but worth every pence! The pork belly was thick cut and tender, great bbq sauce and crunchy sweet potato topping. The fish tacos took it to a new level. Creamy sauce atop perfectly cooked fish with cabbage. I highly recommend it! Overall service was quick and friendly. Busy but fun ambiance. I would gladly return for more delicious bites. read more

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Great tacos and salsas! Loved the steak tacos and the chorizo quesadillas. Staff was friendly and prices were reasonable. Kid friendly too

Ordered Quesadilla's and they came out in looking identical to the tacos, not to mention they were terrible, who ever said best Mexican food in London has never tasted real authentic Mexican food. Would not recommend read more

My son had the fish tacos which we all a bit sceptical about - no need, they were delicious! The horchata was excellent too. Staff were very friendly. The perfect place to go after a trip down Portobello Road. read more

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This isn't simply one of those "it's good Mexican food...for London" type of places. This is simply GREAT Mexican food. And not Cali-Mex or Tex-Mex food - real authentic Mexican food. The name would suggest that it's the type of place that serves quesadilla suizas, has a jukebox and Chivas de Guadalajara posters on the wall, but it's not. This is really high-end Mexican comfort food. For a gringo, I'm a bit of a Mexican food snob. I lived in San Francisco's predominantly-Mexican Mission District for 12 years, I studied Spanish in Guanajuato for a month, I got engaged in Guanajuato, I got married in Puerto Vallarta, and I've been to Mexico at least half a dozen other times. I don't claim to be an expert on Mexican food, but I will say that this place is as good as any Mexican restaurant I've ever been to - including places in Mexico. Ok, maybe it's because I've been in London for 2 months and this is only the second time I've tried Mexican food here, the first being some bizarre Mexican-Italian place in Chelsea that we were satisfied with simply because it didn't completely suck. Taqueria not only doesn't suck, it's the complete opposite of suck. They have tacos al pastor garnished with pineapple - that wins huge points for authenticity right there. They make delicious and fresh chilitos rellenos. They serve churros con cajeta. That's right - they have cajeta. And what Mexican meal would be complete without drinks? They have Pacifico, Negra Modelo, Bohemia, Dos Equis Lager AND Amber, plus they make both cheladas and micheladas. Really good cheladas. Their tequila selection is outstanding, and if that wasn't enough, Corralejo Reposado (the one in the tall blue bottle) is their default top-shelf tequila for fancy margaritas. I freaking love Corralejo Reposado. I'm going to find it very difficult to not eat here at least once a week. I can't wait to go back just to get a poloma and the pozole. Plus it's decently priced. We splurged on 4 drinks, 3 orders of tacos, 2 appetizers and 2 desserts and the bill came to a relatively reasonable £54 with tip. That's obviously not cheap, but I've spent at least that much on far lesser Mexican meals at restaurants of this caliber in San Francisco. If you were more price-conscious then you could still easily get out of here for £15-20/person including a (really good) drink and tip. read more

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One of my dearest friends is totally mucho loco for all things Mexican and she wanted to try out Taquería. I love Mexican food so I didn't have to think twice. First thing you notice when you walk in is the very grilly grill smell. And just so you know that smell will follow you home as well. Other than that all good by the look of the place and the waiters welcomed us politely and with a smile. All the waitors also spoke both english and spanish which was very cool in my opinion. I ordered 2 scallops, a ceviche and a fish taco. They were actually all very tasty and I got my tummy full but I wasn't very hungry to start with. So the portions were quite small especially for the prices. The two scallops set me back like 3,5 pounds, the ceviche was 7,5 and the fish taco was like 6. So a little bit pricy if you want to eat a lot. Also I couldn't resist the churros for dessert as the lovely waitress gave them such high praise and she was totally right - they were divine. For a drink I had a nice Mexican bottled beer (which was brought in a chilled glass and was heavenly). So if you don't mind smelling like a grill and overpaying a little bit for your meal then I recommend Taquería, because it was definitely delicious and a nice visit overall. read more

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I like this one. At the Queensway end of Westbourne Grove this is a really chilled little Mexican restaurant. I have no idea really how authentic it all is but at least 10% of the menu is written in Spanish - a good sign - and they serve up really good Margaritas to go with them - a very good sign. It's got a little bit of an American diner style, with quite a bit of chrome and a big glass front window. When I was there the staff were mostly Mexican - another good sign - and the food was really nice. There were four of us so we ordered lots of different little dishes to share which seems to be the best option, frijoles, enchilidas, tacos obviously: they have a really good mix. I'm going back very soon. read more

Taquería - Mexican Near Me - London, XGL

If you're looking for London's best tacos, then stop looking. There're at Taquerie, just off Westbourne Grove in the heart of Notting Hill. And there might be a few nice lil' tequila cocktails on the menu as well... #justsaying cakeandwhisky.com/2016/03/14/taqueria read more

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Although not the cheapest or best for Mexican food in London Taqueria hits the spot. We have eaten here twice and and both times were great experiences. They actually get quite busy on the weekend and we were told around 8pm on a Friday night the wait was about 45 minutes. The second time around we came for half off Monday taco night which made every bite taste that much better! Fortunately on both occasions the wait staff was very friendly and efficient. You just have accept the fact that this isn't going to be a delicious 2 dollar taco from California and just enjoy the meal for what it is. Quesadillas toasty corn tortillas folded around melted cheese with mushroom (v) £4.10, chicken or house made Mexican chorizo £5.10Al pastor char grilled marinated pork, pineapple, diced onion, coriander £5.60Gringa pastor (pork) and melted cheese sandwiched between 2 corn tortillas, onion, coriander £6.60Vampiro char grilled tortilla, melted cheese, char grilled skirt steak or mushrooms (v), Vampiro salsa £6.25Carnitas shredded slow cooked pork, green salsa, pickled jalapeño, diced onion, coriander £6.20Carne asada char grilled skirt steak, avocado mash, salsa Mexicana £6.60Pescado beer battered MSC Alaskan pollack, avocado mash, chipotle mayonnaise, Mexican salsa, shredded cabbage £6.65 read more

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It's taken me a while to get over the transition from African to Mexican. It's been a few years now and I can't remember the former's name ... but the African kitchen that used to occupy this spot for ages and ages used to be quirky, delicious and always packed. Taqueria has a much more orderly feel to it now, I doubt if the ambience is authentically Mexican. The dishes are. It's part of the new wave of Mexican tapas-style places (an upmarket Wahaca) which replaced the super-sized Tex-Mex outlets of yesteryear. On our last visit the dark part of the restaurant (three tables on the side with the toilets and till) was completely empty, but we were still asked whether we had a booking before being shown to our table. On the whole, it was the service that let the place down ... it's actually really hard to write a negative review when the guy who serves you is so lovely and friendly. But he just wasn't a trained waiter - more likely the friend (lover?) of one of the other staff who stepped in on a quiet day. We really should have refused to pay the compulsory service charge but my friend was too embarrassed. So, what happened? We had a couple of kids in tow who don't like their food spicy. It seemed no problem to order mild versions of some of the dishes - just for them to arrive smothered in chilli sauce. The next round was perfect. The third was sprinkled with raw chillies, so strong they burnt your tongue - and left a trace on the dish. Have you ever tried to enjoy dinner with fussy teenagers?! The quacamole and chips we had hoped to nibble on while we were waiting arrived only after we asked for it twice more and after we almost finished everything else. We were asked if we wanted desert while some of us were still eating our mains ... actually, there is not such thing as main course here, but they made a point of serving each dish separately contradicting the idea of sharing and tasting. Overall, a real let down. We went home feeling flat - and still a bit hungry. A proper waiter would have had an easy job upselling .... read more

Taquería - Mexican Near Me - London, XGL

We really enjoyed Taqueria, AMAZING margarita's with our favourites being the classic and the naranja with chilli powder around the rim. The carne asada tacos were the best of the evening, although they were small for £5, and the carnitas were at the bottom of the list as they really didn't have much flavour. This place is a bit pricey but well worth the food and DEFINITELY for the margarita's, excelente! I'll be going back here. read more

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Food: Tapas style but just ok, not good enough size or quality for the price tags. Fish tacos were the best. Drinks: HUGE mezcal and tequila menu. This was the highlight for me. Great cocktails. Ambience: Lacking. The music could barely be heard and the lights were on so bright. Needed more atmosphere for the type of service, food and drinks on offer. Overall i wouldn't rush to go back for an expensive average meal. read more

Fantastic meal and drinks! I had the roasted cauliflower tacos and couldn't believe how great they were! I highly recommend this spot.

This place is fantastic! We had the best service, the most delicious food and great cocktails. The ambiance is energetic, the food is quite thoughtful. The presentation is simple and cool. The neighborhood vibe was hip and cool. We will definitely enjoy Taquería the next time we are in London. read more

Awful service. Hostess lies to you. Don't go. She strings you along for a long time and then claims to forget you're on the list. Awful

This place is one of my favourites, better than the pollen street social tasting I had last night, better then Core and Story and they all have 1 and 2 Michelin stars. The fish tacos and churros will Change your life I promise. Ps if your a veg/ vegan the vegetable tacos and fairly amazing also. There is something magical happening in that little kitchen. read more

Having come in from taco capital of the world (LA) outside of Mexico, I'd have to say this experience was impressive. Was not expecting to find great tacos in the middle of Knoting Hill so bravo y espero que siguen teniendo mucho exito! I highly recommend the tacos de carnitas and tacos de barbacoa. It's always best to pair it with your favorite tequila to finish off the experience. read more

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Ordered delivery via deliveroo at almost 11pm (after a major snafu in dinner plans). the food was at home in under 25 minutes. Extra half star just for that. Ordered some tacos which were lovely. Chorizo is amazing. Quesadillas weren't as crisp as I'd like them, so they had become a bit chewy. I expect they would taste better on location. Great nachos too. Meal came quickly, was tasty and filling. What's not to like? read more

A reasonable facsimile of Mexican food. Marred by a pretentious Euro/UK attitude biased toward small portions. You will not find a Burrito as thick as a mans arm here. Not cheap either. read more

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This place is full of itself. The tacos are okay, the service is barely okay, the prices suck. I know this is the second review in a row that I have complained about prices. I'm not a cheap skate. I just hate people making pseudo authentic food and thinking that they can rip you off. Perhaps it's a great place if your are a yuppie trying to impress a date by taking her to Notting Hill and ordering "real Mexican" food. If this is what Mexican food is going to be in my adopted home town, just open up some Del Tacos or Taco Bells and be done with it. On the way home, I stopped for kebabs. read more

Ay, caramba! Guacamole in London, how do I love the... Instant 5 stars! read more

Horrible service, and crap food should be a winning combination, but somehow it doesn't work here. We left after our starter so this isn't a comprehensive review, but seeing as we literally couldn't continue eating there I'd say you should take my advice and avoid this sorry excuse for a mexican restaurant. We got some sort of tortilla chips served with beans and guacamole and a tiny bit of salsa. The chips themselves were partially stale, and were just awful (granted, London doesn't have great tortilla chips anywhere but at least source them from the same place as Chilango or Chipotle). The beans were strangely glowing black and were covered in some Mexican cheese which was somehow grated to look like white mouse droppings. Oh, and the cheese was rotten and both my wife and I were ill a few hours later. SHORT VERSION: WE GOT SICK FROM THE FOOD AND THE WAITRESSES ARE D-BAGS. read more

I was VERY disappointed with this place. The interior is kinda cold (it would be better to go here for lunch, not dinner) and the staff are not friendly. At first the prices seem reasonable, but the portion sizes are small, which explains this! The ceviche is pretty tasty, although there is not much fish on it! I was not impressed by the pork and pineapple tacos. Everything was very 'Meh' and I left here feeling hungry - so decided to have a Mexican bonanza night and went directly to Crazy Homies to get more food! Trying to find good, reasonably priced Mexican food in London is starting to annoy me!!!! read more

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S95DNrXp738 Fish Tacos, you'll have to wait while I catch my breath after all the excitement! Fish Tacos... seriously, 'effin fish in a taco! When I first saw this film after peeing in my pants while giggling to "I seend it, I seend it!" the Fish Tacos quote had me on the floor holding my sides. What was this crazy person talking about putting fish in a taco. Anyway, when I was informed that this was actually a proper traditional Mexican thing I just had to hunt it out and try it. Laura N thank you for taking me here and thank you for pointing this out on the menu, with it being in Spanish i would have passed over this without a second glance. And what was so great about this is that when it arrived I really like it. Like a fish finger wrap only better because they called it a Fish Taco. Now this place could be a top eating spot for me, the only problem was that it was a week night and pretty early and the place was so empty that it lacked a little atmosphere. Lovely food though, and awesome cocktails. I don't know if I mentioned it but the Fish Tacos are pretty friggin' awesome to. Ha ha ha, Fish Tacos! read more

Arggggg.... you're so close! But yet so far... The menu could have been photocopied from a seedy dive on La Cienega, and the margarita was nearly perfection. (Just the fact that they don't use some overly sugared marg-mix is a step up from the closest competition.) These were both very very very good signs! However the tacos were a bit off and exorbitantly expensive. The ingredients were there -- corn tortillas, fresh chilies, dried herbs, black beans -- but the sour cream and salsa were disappointing at best, and stand-ins for mayo and ketchup at worst. The atmosphere was far too sterile and service (other than the fantastic manager who originally sat us) was non-existent. However I will give some bonus points for hearing Spanish being spoken by all the servers as well as the kitchen staff, which again, is a huge step above the closest competition. Seriously, at least one star was given from hearing the correct pronunciation of "Taaah-co" vs. "TacK-o." So the search continues... read more

For Mexican food in London, this place is pretty good, and closer to authentic Mexican then other places I have tried in the city. But my amigos, it needs a dash more chile, and much more tequila. I am not trying to be a taco snob here, but when Mexican is done right, it is AMAZING! You have not lived until you have had proper tacos al pastor. Spiced pork cooked on a rotisserie like a shwarma, with spicy seasonings. It is then cut in small slices right off the rotisserie as it cooks, and the meat put into tortillas with pineapple chunks, chopped onion and cilantro to taste. It is soft and crunchy at the same time and one of life's great culinary delights. So with this craving I went to Taqueria and yes, it wasn't what I expected. I think these were beef instead of pork and sauce was added to make it seem like the real thing, but it missed the mark. In saying that, for London Mexican, it was pretty darn good, and the place had a fun cantina feel. The other tacos I tried were tasty as were the quesadillas. I would definitely go back. Colorful and festive, a bright spot on a rainy day. read more

Instead of giving this place three stars, I'd rather give it a frowning face like this :( simply because this is how I felt after coming here. The service wasn't bad, but the food was just not what I heard it was and definitely didn't meet even a minuscule degree of quality Mexican food. I've had better carne asada tacos made by some guy on a hibachi in the trunk of his car in TJ (Tiajuana). Again, the food wasn't bad, it was just disappointing. And by disappointing, I mean disappointing in the way when your parents have that talk with you and say they aren't mad you stole the car and crashed it, they are just disappointed in you; which is WAY worse. Plus side of this smallish little restaurant in the Notting Hill Gate area is their selection of Mexican beers and tequila. They had some good choices, not plentiful, but good. I savored Pacifico and enjoyed several. One thing you don't really see in many Mexican places in Mexico or the States is they offer you your beer "chilada" style, which is served in a glass with lime juice (not a lime), salt on the rim and ice. Okay, I get it. I like Margaritas too, but I don't want the equivalent of a beer margarita. I want my lovely Pacifico sans glass with a slice of lime in it. Done. Simple, easy, clean, tasty. Also, this place does take reservations, just not on the weekends. Get there before 8:30pm or it begins to queue up. read more

I think that I personally hold the title for most margaritas consumed at the Taqueria. I have seriously injured my brain sucking down those tiny, salt lipped buggers on more than one occasion. Problem is that at £8 a pop you really should get more than a little old school champagne glass for your 'rita. However, they are still pretty delish. There is a huge selection of tacos served up with fresh corn tortillas. I particularly like the tingas and the vampiro. Yum! Another fav of mine are the huevos rancheros. Great food. Beware of dishes that are incredibly spicy. If you are a wimp, be sure to ask your server if your tastebuds can stand it. Only downside to the Taqueria is if you happen to visit on the weekend during the day. It seems that many a Notting Hill family like to drag their toddlers to brunch and allow them to scream their heads off whilst banging their utensils on the tables. Mum and Dad usually ignore these obnoxiously loud displays which grates my nerves and makes me want to throw a taco at said family. read more

Being Mexican this place caught my eye, starting with the tortilla making machine, I had to try and see if I could finally have a decent Mexican meal, one that is not confused with Spanish food, or Tex-Mex, or another of the aberrations I've encountered. I can prove that the place is legit, corn tortillas tasted like the ones at home; the only thing is the portions are too small, and if you know how much a taco really cost in Mexico like me, you'd think you are eating tacos filled with caviar. Try to go for breakfast and please enjoy huevos Rancheros, they are fantastic. read more

Taquería - Mexican Near Me - London, XGL

I'd say this is as good as it gets in London. The fresh made corn tortillas are great, tacos -- yummy, frijoles refritos -- delicious. Everything I've tasted here has been good, probably because the kitchen seems to be staffed with Mexican cooks. Strangely, though, most of the wait staff seem to be from Spain. The only "corn tortillas" usually available in grocery stores in London are gummy wheat flour-corn meal melanges so I was very excited to find out that I could buy some of Taqueria's genuine corn tortillas to take home for all my enchilada-making needs. Speaking of enchiladas, Taqueria also sells big bags of New Mexico chilies if you are inclined to make your own enchilada sauce. read more

I was stunned at how good my meal was here. I am an absolute stickler for Mexican food (a native Texan fanatical about Mexican food). I've been staying a few blocks from Taqueria for the past few weeks but had been hesitant to go because I didn't want to be disappointed. While I would probably give this place 4 stars as a very good Mexican restaurant in the U.S., for London and based on vastly exceeding expectations, I think this place merits the highest rating. The meal that two of us just had there was outstanding. We ordered a few items, each were excellent - I had no complaints: (1) Tortilla Soup and a different Chicken Soup that came with avocado, onion, chickpeas, rice. (2) Enchiladas Suizas de Poblano: cheesy enchiladas with a filling composed of potato and embedded poblanos, topped with some fresh slivers of poblano. (3) Cochinita Pibil: 3 pork tacos topped with pickled red onion. (4) Black beans. (5) Chips with a two salsas: a green tomatillo and a brown chile salsa. Everything was truly excellent. Great service. With a beer and coke, the bill was a little over £30. read more

This is a rating for a London Mexican food. :-) There are a number of Mexican places that have popped up in London to try to offer good Mexican food, and this place does well. It is somehow missing some sort of spiciness, roughness or earthiness that I tend to like in a taco, but you are in Notting Hill. The tacos Al Pastor were okay, but the sauce is not quite correct from what I'm used to. The chicken Tinga tacos were not a flavor I was familiar with, though they seemed a bit bland. The two standouts were the baked cheese appetizer and the Puntas Albañil, which was sort of like a fajita in a taco. With the hot sauce, these were great. This is pretty close to where I live, so there's a good chance I'll be back the next time the taco craving hits. Gluten-free notes: Their corn tortillas are just corn. They're happy to tell you what does or doesn't have wheat, and mark a few wheaty items on the menu. Beware of one beer-batter-fried taco filling. read more

I think it speaks to the popularity and authenticity of the restaurant when you come for dinner on a Monday night and the place is packed to the brim and you hear Spanish all around you. As an LA boy, I was feeling a bit homesick and had read the reviews of this place so I decided to check it out and decide if the hype was real. If I stepped outside after dinner and was hit by a bus, I would have been okay with Taqueria having been my last meal on earth. The meal was as follows: Free spicy peanuts plus a genuinely ice-cold Pacifico (booo London corner shops and your lack of closed refrigeration); this was an excellent start to the meal Tacos al pastor: they came in thicker slices with pineapple, not as good as the diced version in LA but added a little habanero sauce and it was magic. The tang of the pineapple and the spice of the sauce plus the slightly chewy but buttery texture of the pastor was a fiesta in my mouth Tacos chorizo mexicano: I was expecting the breakfast burrito type chorizo but this was fresh and moist ground sausage, with a sprinkle of crisp onions and cilantro - way better than I expected and had a simple taste unladen with spices Tacos de pescado: gotta have a classic right? This was truly one of the best fish tacos I've had, the batter was light and crisp, the sauce was slightly smoky, and the guacmole had chunks of fresh avocado in it Huarache w/ cactus, onions, salsa and queso fresco: hadn't had huaraches before and I was expected more of a thicker tostada. Instead, it was a thinner fried version of a tortilla, but man the way the onions were cooked were amazing - caramalised but still slippery and soft without a overly burned taste Platanos with caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream: the plantains were also lightly fried, caramalised but not super heavy or burnt. The chopped peanuts bookended the start of the meal with a familiar taste and texture but part of an altogether different dish Each dish hit the spot, and I was actually sad when the meal was over. Partially because it was so good but also because the restaurant was somewhat expensive. I don't doubt that all quality ingredients go in to the food, and that it's made to order, but to pay c.6 pounds for three small tacos is a lot to ask for. Despite the price, I still give this 5 stars for the food, atmosphere and decent service. Real recognise real. read more

Really good Mexican style tacos! So many to pick from it was quite difficult. Everything we ordered was really really good. The place is quite small so make sure to get there early to get a seat. One thing that is not authentic Mexican about this place is the price... wow, when the bill came it was amazing how much some tacos and drinks cost. read more

Love love love tacos. Sad sad sad that London doesn't have that many taquerias. We came here for a group dinner and I loved the large selection of different tacos available. None of them were mind blowing in their filling selection but still better than a Wahaca or some other chain. We ordered up a starter of guac and chips and ceviche. The ceviche was small as London usually serves it but very fresh, sharp and delicious. We ordered a fish tacos and a pork carnitas as well. The fish tacos were fantastically moreish, with the right amount of crispyness and saucy. My favourite. The pork was a bit uninspired for me and not very visually appealing either, so I let my boyfriend finish the whole plate. We had a great meal here. It's not cheap as each tacos plate is about £7-8 so you will end up spending. Pretty ironic as Mexican should be a cheap food. I'd definitely go back if I was in the area. read more

When you eat at Taquiera, they serve you a dish of spicy sunflower seeds to nosh on before you get your food. Most of Taqueria's dishes are small. It's sort of a Mexican Tapas bar, complete with Spanish music and ambiance. The Cerviche is wonderful and so is the pork taco with a citrus kick. If you get one of the small plates, it's a snack. Two of the smaller plates, a meal. One big plate 3/4 of a meal. This place is a great deal. They give you the sunflower seeds with spice no matter what you order and do a guacamole with a consistency to die for, read more