Rico — Restaurant in Warsaw

We came here with friends, who recommended it as a really good Mexican restaurant. Since we weren't in one for quite some time it seemed like a good idea. When it comes to the food, appetizers and desserts were the best part, fresh and tasty. For the main course we had quesadillas and burrito, and while can't really say anything bad about the quesadilla the burrito was quite uneven, like it was rolled unevenly, sometimes there was only pulled pork, sometimes only the veggies or the beans. The drinks were ok, nothing for what I would come back, apparently pornstar is exceptional though I didn't try it. Interior is modern, with some Mexican touches to make you feel like, though the chairs looked not that comfortable (we did have the couch at the end which was quite comfy). Service was quick and nice easily accommodating special request so definitely a highlight of the visit. I will need to return to it at a later date to regrade it, since it's promising...

Absolutely fantastic experience at Rico today! I'm genuinely blown away. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was incredible. You can clearly see the owner's passion and attention to detail, with a vibrant Miami and Key West vibe that's so refreshing to see in Warsaw. It really transports you!

We devoured the burritos and quesadillas – absolutely packed with flavor. You could tell it was all fresh and made with real passion. And the kids? They were in churro heaven! Seriously, they couldn't get enough.

It was just a really fun, relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a family outing with friends. The food was incredible, the drinks were spot on, and everyone left happy. If you're craving some proper Tex-Mex, you need to go! A huge thank you to the entire team at Rico for a wonderful afternoon. We will...

We wanted to sit outside, but there were no available tables. The waitress told us we could move outside if a spot opened up, but we had to keep checking ourselves — she wouldn’t notify us. I asked to sit by a window to at least see the patio, but was told all such tables were “reserved,” even though the room was empty. Instead, we were seated far from the patio and expected to constantly monitor for free tables. When another couple arrived, the same process was suggested to them, and it became clear that any open table outside would go to whoever grabbed it first. We left hungry and disappointed — it felt like a stressful game of “table hunting” rather than...