Xalapa — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

I recently had the pleasure of dining at a Mexican food restaurant, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The moment I walked in, I was captivated by the vibrant and lively atmosphere that instantly transported me to the heart of Mexico.

The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the food. Every dish I tried was bursting with authentic flavors and spices that made my taste buds dance with delight. From the sizzling fajitas to the mouthwatering enchiladas, each bite was a tantalizing blend of Mexican culinary expertise. The chefs truly showcased their mastery in creating dishes that were both flavorful and beautifully presented.

But it wasn't just the food that left a lasting impression. The margaritas served at this restaurant were nothing short of perfection. The balance of tangy lime, smooth tequila, and just the right amount of sweetness was impeccable. Sipping on one of their margaritas was a true delight and complemented the meal perfectly.

The service provided by the waitstaff was exemplary. The waiters were not only knowledgeable about the menu but also genuinely passionate about the cuisine they were serving. They were attentive, polite, and always ready to offer recommendations or answer any questions I had. Their warm hospitality made me feel welcome and well taken care of throughout the entire evening.

Lastly, I cannot praise the atmosphere enough. The restaurant was tastefully decorated with vibrant colors, traditional artwork, and charming Mexican accents. The music playing in the background added to the overall ambiance, creating a festive and relaxed environment that enhanced the dining experience. It truly felt like a mini-vacation to Mexico, right in the heart of the city.

In conclusion, I highly recommend this Mexican food restaurant to anyone looking for an exceptional dining experience. From the delectable food and exquisite margaritas to the attentive waitstaff and inviting atmosphere, every aspect of my visit was outstanding. Whether you're a fan of Mexican cuisine or simply looking for a memorable night out, this restaurant is...

The service was correct, we were seated outside and it was pleasant cause it was heated. The Margaritas weren't that great, maybe it was the tequila they used ( I didn't ask which one). Ordered a total of 9 Margaritas and a water. Ordered 2 entrees botana with the refried beans which were good and the pork marinated in Orange juice which was good but a bit oily. For the main dish the beef tacos were tasty, the tacos Al pastor had big chunks of tough pork, wouldn't recommend those. The chicken enchiladas with salsa verde were ok, reminded me of deep-fried flautas with a salsa verde sauce. No cheese on the enchiladas. For dessert we ordered the tres leches cake but it was just white cake with cream layers and wasn't drenched in the 3 milk products like a traditional one is. It wasn't bad though, just not tres leches. The total came out to $1500 so not too expensive for all we ordered. Mixed feelings as some dishes were ok, others not so much. Depends on what you...

The drinks are really good, their Michelada is great. Would only recommend having drinks with nachos, stay away from the meat!! 3 stars only for the drinks. The food is so so and the meat in the tampiqueña is very hard.... Also, some Nachos with it our drinks while we wait for the food could have been nice. The atmosphere inside wasn't for me as there was very low to no music and people don't talk, they scream and are so loud that you end up with a headache. the meat there is terrible, second time there, I ordered the meat burrito and there were many big hard chunks of tendons! Horrible, couldn't eat. And there was no taste to it as mexican...