Black Beans Mexicain — Restaurant in Paris

Black Beans Mexicain is a hidden gem that deserves more than the standard 5-star rating! From the moment you step in, you're enveloped in a fantastic atmosphere that sets the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. The star of the show is undoubtedly the food. Everything is homemade, and it shows in every bite. The tortillas are a standout – perfectly crafted and a far cry from store-bought versions. The salsa is a masterpiece, striking an ideal balance between flavor and heat that will please both spice enthusiasts and those with milder palates. Even the sides shine here. The rice and beans, often an afterthought at lesser establishments, are described as "amazing" – a testament to the care put into every aspect of the meal. Service is equally impressive, with the waitress providing attentive and friendly care that enhances the overall experience. If you're craving authentic, lovingly prepared Mexican cuisine in a great atmosphere with top-notch service, Black Beans Mexicain is a must-visit. It's the kind of place that reminds you why dining out can...

Black Bean Mexican Restaurant stands out as a hidden gem in Paris, offering an authentic taste of Mexico in the heart of France. The star of the menu is undoubtedly their carnitas tacos - tender, flavorful pork nestled in homemade corn tortillas that strike the perfect balance between soft and sturdy.

What sets this place apart is their commitment to crafting everything in-house. From the fragrant corn tortillas to the vibrant, zesty salsas, each component is made fresh daily. This attention to detail elevates the entire dining experience.

The carnitas are a revelation - succulent, well-seasoned, and with just the right amount of crispy edges. Paired with their house-made salsas, each bite is a harmonious blend of textures and flavors.

For those craving genuine Mexican cuisine in Paris, Black Bean is a must-visit. It's easily the best Mexican food you'll find in the city, offering a tasty respite from traditional...

We got the chips and pico and I got an enchilada to eat and a margarita to drink. The food was good, the place is small, but cosy, and the waitress was nice. The chips were from a bag, not homemade, but that’s fine. The pico had great flavor, I really liked it and the enchiladas, which aren’t like traditional enchiladas, more like a burrito, did have nice flavor. I got the veggie enchilada, but I did try my mom’s pork enchilada and it was yummy. It was filling, there was a smear of black beans, but I do wish it came with a side of black beans and rice for the price. The margarita was ok flavor wise, just wish it was a bit more. But honestly it tasted good and was a change in what we were eating which was nice. I’d go back again if I was ever...