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Nearby attractions
Jardín del Salitre
C. Pasos de Santiago, 30009 Murcia, Spain
El Hachazo Murcia
C. Agustinas, 10, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Museo Salzillo
Plaza de San Agustín, Calle Dr. Jesús Quesada Sanz, 3, entrada por, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Casa Díaz Cassou. Consejería de Cultura.
C. Sta. Teresa, 21, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Jardín de la Pólvora
C. Isaac Albéniz, 30009 Murcia, Spain
Teatro Romea
Pl. Julián Romea, s/n, 30001 Murcia, Spain
Museum of the City
Pl. Agustinas, 7, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Museo Arqueológico de Murcia (MAM)
Av. Alfonso X el Sabio, 7, 30008 Murcia, Spain
Museo de Santa Clara
Av. Alfonso X el Sabio, 1, 30008 Murcia, Spain
Santo Domingo Square
Pl. de Santo Domingo, 5, 30008 Murcia, Spain
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Big Twins Murcia
C. Acisclo Díaz, 8, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Japanese Restaurant - NATSU RAMEN
C. Luis Braille, 1, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Los arroces de Vilma los 9 pisos
C. Acisclo Díaz, 12, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Enso Sushi
C. Sta. Teresa, 6, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Nukka Gastro Beer - Hamburguesería & Cervecería
C. Sta. Teresa, 17, Bajo, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Yaho Alta Murcia
C. Jerónimo de Roda, 1, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Detroit Santa Teresa "Más que desayunos"
C. Sta. Teresa, 14, 30005 Murcia, Spain
La Boca Te Lía - Murcia Centro
C. Entrejardines, 1, bajo, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Maiko , Alta Cocina Japonesa
C. Sta. Teresa, 6, 30005 Murcia, Spain
Cátame Despacito
Pl. Condestable, 30009 Murcia, Spain
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La SuFrida - Restaurante Mexicano en Murcia

C. José García Martínez, 2, 30005 Murcia, Spain
4.7(2.1K)
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attractions: Jardín del Salitre, El Hachazo Murcia, Museo Salzillo, Casa Díaz Cassou. Consejería de Cultura., Jardín de la Pólvora, Teatro Romea, Museum of the City, Museo Arqueológico de Murcia (MAM), Museo de Santa Clara, Santo Domingo Square, restaurants: Big Twins Murcia, Japanese Restaurant - NATSU RAMEN, Los arroces de Vilma los 9 pisos, Enso Sushi, Nukka Gastro Beer - Hamburguesería & Cervecería, Yaho Alta Murcia, Detroit Santa Teresa "Más que desayunos", La Boca Te Lía - Murcia Centro, Maiko , Alta Cocina Japonesa, Cátame Despacito
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+34 652 56 60 50
Website
lasufrida.com

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Featured dishes

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Taco Güerito
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Taco Chapulin
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Taco El Chapo
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Taco El Chompiras
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Taco Jirafales
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Tarta De Tres Leches
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Tarta De Tres Leche De Chocolate
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Tarta De Maracuyá
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Agua Con Gas Solar De Cabras
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Taqueños
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Chuiquilladas
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Yorkiño
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Ensalada Sufrida
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Las Perronas
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Don Ramón
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Señor Barriga
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Las Sufriditas
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Hamburguesa Chilindrona
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Chingonas
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Burrito El Chingón
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Negra Modelo 330 Ml
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Rubia Modelo 330 Ml
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Sol
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Cruz Campo Especial Sin Gluten
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Corona 330 Ml
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Heineken 0.0

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Nearby attractions of La SuFrida - Restaurante Mexicano en Murcia

Jardín del Salitre

El Hachazo Murcia

Museo Salzillo

Casa Díaz Cassou. Consejería de Cultura.

Jardín de la Pólvora

Teatro Romea

Museum of the City

Museo Arqueológico de Murcia (MAM)

Museo de Santa Clara

Santo Domingo Square

Jardín del Salitre

Jardín del Salitre

4.4

(637)

Open until 12:00 AM
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El Hachazo Murcia

El Hachazo Murcia

5.0

(702)

Closed
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Museo Salzillo

Museo Salzillo

4.6

(1.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Casa Díaz Cassou. Consejería de Cultura.

Casa Díaz Cassou. Consejería de Cultura.

4.4

(47)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Titanic: Un viaje a través del tiempo
Titanic: Un viaje a través del tiempo
Fri, Dec 5 • 10:00 AM
Avenida Juan Carlos I, s/n, Murcia, 30008
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Candlelight: Tributo a ABBA
Candlelight: Tributo a ABBA
Fri, Dec 5 • 9:00 PM
Avenida de Zarandona, 42, Murcia, 30007
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Nearby restaurants of La SuFrida - Restaurante Mexicano en Murcia

Big Twins Murcia

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Enso Sushi

Nukka Gastro Beer - Hamburguesería & Cervecería

Yaho Alta Murcia

Detroit Santa Teresa "Más que desayunos"

La Boca Te Lía - Murcia Centro

Maiko , Alta Cocina Japonesa

Cátame Despacito

Big Twins Murcia

Big Twins Murcia

4.7

(1.3K)

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Japanese Restaurant - NATSU RAMEN

Japanese Restaurant - NATSU RAMEN

4.8

(1.1K)

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Los arroces de Vilma los 9 pisos

Los arroces de Vilma los 9 pisos

4.2

(557)

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Enso Sushi

Enso Sushi

4.5

(810)

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Reviews of La SuFrida - Restaurante Mexicano en Murcia

4.7
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1.0
48w

Dining at this Mexican restaurant was, without exaggeration, one of the most disappointing culinary experiences I’ve had in years. And I don’t say that lightly. Having spent several weeks in Mexico earlier this year, indulging in authentic cuisine directly at the source, I was genuinely stunned by how far removed this meal was from anything resembling the flavors, textures, and soul of Mexico.

Let’s begin with the basics: the Quesadillas. Bland is the kindest word I can use to describe them. The cheese, clearly a recurring theme across dishes, lacked any depth or character. Moving on to the main courses—the Burritos—things went from uninspired to downright offensive. My wife’s vegetarian Burrito was little more than a soggy wrap filled with an overwhelming amount of lettuce, canned mushrooms (yes, canned), and a sauce reminiscent of salad mayonnaise. No beans, no rice, no seasoning, and certainly no gratinated cheese. My Burrito was essentially the same, with a scattering of unremarkable pork in place of the mushrooms. To make matters worse, my wife couldn’t even finish her main course—it simply tasted so unappetizing.

The Margaritas were equally disheartening. Overly sweet and lacking the kick of tequila, they felt more like a sugary cocktail experiment gone wrong than a true representation of this iconic drink. As someone who’s managed bars, competed in cocktail competitions, and made thousands of Margaritas in my career, I can confidently say these missed the mark by a mile.

The service? Chaotic at best. Orders were forgotten, water was requested twice and never arrived, and my wife’s vegetarian appetizer came with chicken—an error that, in itself, is difficult to overlook. Ironically, the forgotten water did appear on the final bill, adding insult to injury.

For a bill exceeding €50, the experience felt like a complete affront to the idea of hospitality. I’m more than willing to pay for great food, but this was an exercise in mediocrity and mismanagement. My honest recommendation? Take the entire team to a restaurant that knows what Mexican food should be—perhaps Plaza Mexico in Alicante—for a masterclass in how to deliver authenticity and quality.

I don’t enjoy writing scathing reviews, but honesty is paramount. This was not just disappointing; it was a...

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1.0
41w

Decepcionante, me deje llevar por las reseñas en Google, al tener una puntuación tan alta pensé que era el mejor mexicano en el que comería (al final os digo como consiguen las reseñas) y ha sido una gran decepción, el sitio agradable, me senté en la barra a esperar que llegaran mis acompañantes, había 2 personas un chico amable y otra chica que de amable tenía poco, vamos que me sirvió la caña como si no fuera a cobrármela porque por poco y me la tira encima y no recibí disculpa de su parte todo lo contrario. Los aseos fatal tanto el de hombre como mujer (mi esposa lo comentó también). Pero vamos a lo que realmente importa la comida, porque cuando la comida acompaña lo demás se olvida, pedimos dos cosas de la carta es que lo nos recomendó nuestro amigo mexicano (ya que dijo que era lo más parecido a algo mexicano auténtico) y curiosamente no había, pedimos 3 entrantes (porciones escasas para el precio) y unos tacos variados (que por cierto de 10.90€ por 2 tacos), el primer entrante aceptable (Unos nachos), pero lo que vino después toda la comida fría, las tortitas o tortillas como se llama en México frías, las sacaron tal cual del paquete donde venían y encima ponían las carnes, pero todo frio, nunca había comido un taco que la base que es la tortilla aunado de que no era casera, estaba fría al igual que las carnes, poca cantidad y mala calidad, muchísima grasa en todos, las salsas eran terribles también, ninguna ni por asomos picante y eso que no soy mexicano, pero para cerrar con broche de oro, nos enfermamos mi esposa, mi amigo y yo, nada grave de ir al hospital, pero si pasamos mala noche, nuestro amigo mexicano nos comentó que se sentía decepcionado que los extranjeros pensaran que la comida mexicana era así de mala, que desde luego el en el restaurante no vio a ningún mexicano, el personal al parecer es extranjero, pero ninguno mexicano, no sabemos si el chef lo sea o no, pero desde luego si lo es deja muy mal parado a su país, es una pena.

Lo único rescatable fue la camarera que nos atendió y el chico de la barra, por lo demás todo malo.

*Las reseñas las tienen porque te invitan un chupito si pones de puntuación 5, pero yo no me vendo por una reseña, NO QUIERO QUE NADIE TENGA UNA EXPERIENCIA COMO LA NUESTRA, SEÑORES ESO NO ES COMIDA MEXICANA AUTÉNTICA, PERO DEJA QUE SI LO ES O NO, LA COMIDA MUY MALA, SIN SABOR, GRASOSA Y ENCIMA TODO FRIO Y NO PEDIMOS...

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5.0
22w

We came here to have lunch on our way to some other place. We asked for Quesadillas as entree, and then had 3 different tacos and a burrito (we were pretty hungry). Everything was decent in size, and delicious in taste. The tacos were non spicy (pastor), mid-spicy (huerito) and extra-hot (el chapo). The tacos (two per serving) were very tasty. Our favourite one was el chapo, because although it was spicy it had a lot of flavour (and were pretty used to spicy things, so didn't find it extreme). The vegetarian burrito was only ok: tasty but could have used some beans or tofu or some kind of protein source. The drinks looked great, but because we were driving we couldn't indulge. Attentive service, but not very fast (could be explained because we were on rush hour). Great atmosphere...

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Sven OliverSven Oliver
Dining at this Mexican restaurant was, without exaggeration, one of the most disappointing culinary experiences I’ve had in years. And I don’t say that lightly. Having spent several weeks in Mexico earlier this year, indulging in authentic cuisine directly at the source, I was genuinely stunned by how far removed this meal was from anything resembling the flavors, textures, and soul of Mexico. Let’s begin with the basics: the Quesadillas. Bland is the kindest word I can use to describe them. The cheese, clearly a recurring theme across dishes, lacked any depth or character. Moving on to the main courses—the Burritos—things went from uninspired to downright offensive. My wife’s vegetarian Burrito was little more than a soggy wrap filled with an overwhelming amount of lettuce, canned mushrooms (yes, canned), and a sauce reminiscent of salad mayonnaise. No beans, no rice, no seasoning, and certainly no gratinated cheese. My Burrito was essentially the same, with a scattering of unremarkable pork in place of the mushrooms. To make matters worse, my wife couldn’t even finish her main course—it simply tasted so unappetizing. The Margaritas were equally disheartening. Overly sweet and lacking the kick of tequila, they felt more like a sugary cocktail experiment gone wrong than a true representation of this iconic drink. As someone who’s managed bars, competed in cocktail competitions, and made thousands of Margaritas in my career, I can confidently say these missed the mark by a mile. The service? Chaotic at best. Orders were forgotten, water was requested twice and never arrived, and my wife’s vegetarian appetizer came with chicken—an error that, in itself, is difficult to overlook. Ironically, the forgotten water did appear on the final bill, adding insult to injury. For a bill exceeding €50, the experience felt like a complete affront to the idea of hospitality. I’m more than willing to pay for great food, but this was an exercise in mediocrity and mismanagement. My honest recommendation? Take the entire team to a restaurant that knows what Mexican food should be—perhaps Plaza Mexico in Alicante—for a masterclass in how to deliver authenticity and quality. I don’t enjoy writing scathing reviews, but honesty is paramount. This was not just disappointing; it was a gastronomic tragedy.
Salem CSalem C
We came here to have lunch on our way to some other place. We asked for Quesadillas as entree, and then had 3 different tacos and a burrito (we were pretty hungry). Everything was decent in size, and delicious in taste. The tacos were non spicy (pastor), mid-spicy (huerito) and extra-hot (el chapo). The tacos (two per serving) were very tasty. Our favourite one was el chapo, because although it was spicy it had a lot of flavour (and were pretty used to spicy things, so didn't find it extreme). The vegetarian burrito was only ok: tasty but could have used some beans or tofu or some kind of protein source. The drinks looked great, but because we were driving we couldn't indulge. Attentive service, but not very fast (could be explained because we were on rush hour). Great atmosphere and decoration.
Wesley DysartWesley Dysart
Great Mexican restaurant! In my opinion fairly authentic, similar to American style Mexican food and maybe a little Tex-Mex. The salsa is amazing, super spicy, worth the 1.5€, definitely adds a lot to the experience. I had a margarita which was delicious. First they brought me the wrong drink (in the picture). I tried it and it was ok, it’s a frozen minty thing, but then they swapped it for the margarita. My main course was the Chingon, a steak burrito. The meat is seasoned really well. Great flavor. Everyone in my group enjoyed their food. Good kids plates. Good service. Nice atmosphere. A little expensive but overall worth it.
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Dining at this Mexican restaurant was, without exaggeration, one of the most disappointing culinary experiences I’ve had in years. And I don’t say that lightly. Having spent several weeks in Mexico earlier this year, indulging in authentic cuisine directly at the source, I was genuinely stunned by how far removed this meal was from anything resembling the flavors, textures, and soul of Mexico. Let’s begin with the basics: the Quesadillas. Bland is the kindest word I can use to describe them. The cheese, clearly a recurring theme across dishes, lacked any depth or character. Moving on to the main courses—the Burritos—things went from uninspired to downright offensive. My wife’s vegetarian Burrito was little more than a soggy wrap filled with an overwhelming amount of lettuce, canned mushrooms (yes, canned), and a sauce reminiscent of salad mayonnaise. No beans, no rice, no seasoning, and certainly no gratinated cheese. My Burrito was essentially the same, with a scattering of unremarkable pork in place of the mushrooms. To make matters worse, my wife couldn’t even finish her main course—it simply tasted so unappetizing. The Margaritas were equally disheartening. Overly sweet and lacking the kick of tequila, they felt more like a sugary cocktail experiment gone wrong than a true representation of this iconic drink. As someone who’s managed bars, competed in cocktail competitions, and made thousands of Margaritas in my career, I can confidently say these missed the mark by a mile. The service? Chaotic at best. Orders were forgotten, water was requested twice and never arrived, and my wife’s vegetarian appetizer came with chicken—an error that, in itself, is difficult to overlook. Ironically, the forgotten water did appear on the final bill, adding insult to injury. For a bill exceeding €50, the experience felt like a complete affront to the idea of hospitality. I’m more than willing to pay for great food, but this was an exercise in mediocrity and mismanagement. My honest recommendation? Take the entire team to a restaurant that knows what Mexican food should be—perhaps Plaza Mexico in Alicante—for a masterclass in how to deliver authenticity and quality. I don’t enjoy writing scathing reviews, but honesty is paramount. This was not just disappointing; it was a gastronomic tragedy.
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We came here to have lunch on our way to some other place. We asked for Quesadillas as entree, and then had 3 different tacos and a burrito (we were pretty hungry). Everything was decent in size, and delicious in taste. The tacos were non spicy (pastor), mid-spicy (huerito) and extra-hot (el chapo). The tacos (two per serving) were very tasty. Our favourite one was el chapo, because although it was spicy it had a lot of flavour (and were pretty used to spicy things, so didn't find it extreme). The vegetarian burrito was only ok: tasty but could have used some beans or tofu or some kind of protein source. The drinks looked great, but because we were driving we couldn't indulge. Attentive service, but not very fast (could be explained because we were on rush hour). Great atmosphere and decoration.
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Great Mexican restaurant! In my opinion fairly authentic, similar to American style Mexican food and maybe a little Tex-Mex. The salsa is amazing, super spicy, worth the 1.5€, definitely adds a lot to the experience. I had a margarita which was delicious. First they brought me the wrong drink (in the picture). I tried it and it was ok, it’s a frozen minty thing, but then they swapped it for the margarita. My main course was the Chingon, a steak burrito. The meat is seasoned really well. Great flavor. Everyone in my group enjoyed their food. Good kids plates. Good service. Nice atmosphere. A little expensive but overall worth it.
Wesley Dysart

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