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Miros Cantina Mexicana — Restaurant in City of Edinburgh

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Miros Cantina Mexicana
Description
Ingredients imported direct from Mexico flavour traditional cuisine in this colourful, cosy cantina.
Nearby attractions
Edinburgh Castle
Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, United Kingdom
The Johnnie Walker Experience
145 Princes St., Edinburgh EH2 4BL, United Kingdom
Ross Fountain
Princes St, Edinburgh EH1 2EU, United Kingdom
Princes Street Gardens
Princes St, Edinburgh EH2 2HG, United Kingdom
Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial
4 Princes St, S Charlotte St, Edinburgh EH2 2HG, United Kingdom
The Parish Church of St Cuthbert
5 Lothian Rd, Edinburgh EH1 2EP, United Kingdom
The Georgian House (National Trust for Scotland)
7 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh EH2 4DR, United Kingdom
St John's Episcopal Church
St John's Church, Princes St., Edinburgh EH2 4BJ, United Kingdom
National War Museum
Castle, Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, United Kingdom
National Galleries of Scotland: National
The Mound, Edinburgh EH2 2EL, United Kingdom
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Badger & Co
32 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3HT, United Kingdom
Bar + Block Steakhouse Edinburgh
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Wildfire
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Tigerlily
125 George St, Edinburgh EH2 4JN, United Kingdom
Chaophraya Thai Restaurant
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Bistronomy 176
176 Rose St, Edinburgh EH2 4BA, United Kingdom
Slug & Lettuce - George Street Edinburgh
113-115 George St, Edinburgh EH2 4JN, United Kingdom
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Kimpton Charlotte Square Hotel
38 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh EH2 4HQ, United Kingdom
easyHotel Edinburgh
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Eden Locke, George Street
127 George St, Edinburgh EH2 4JN, United Kingdom
Edinburgh Castle Apartments & Suites
28 Castle St, Edinburgh EH2 3HT, United Kingdom
Destiny Scotland Charlotte Square Apartments
1 S Charlotte St, Edinburgh EH2 4AN, United Kingdom
Destiny Scotland - Princes Street Residence
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Heeton Concept - Aparthotel Queen Street - Edinburgh
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Frederick House Hotel
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The Rutland Hotel & Luxury Apartments
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30 Castle Street
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Miros Cantina Mexicana

184 Rose St, Edinburgh EH2 4BA, United Kingdom
4.1(642)$$$$
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Ingredients imported direct from Mexico flavour traditional cuisine in this colourful, cosy cantina.

attractions: Edinburgh Castle, The Johnnie Walker Experience, Ross Fountain, Princes Street Gardens, Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial, The Parish Church of St Cuthbert, The Georgian House (National Trust for Scotland), St John's Episcopal Church, National War Museum, National Galleries of Scotland: National, restaurants: TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street, The Amber Rose Edinburgh, Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh, Badger & Co, Bar + Block Steakhouse Edinburgh, Wildfire, Tigerlily, Chaophraya Thai Restaurant, Bistronomy 176, Slug & Lettuce - George Street Edinburgh
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Phone
+44 131 220 6504
Website
miroscantinamexicana.co.uk

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Featured dishes

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Basic Nachos
Our homemade corn chips. Served on a base of refried beans with jalapenos and melted cheese and topped with our salsa, guacamole, ranch sauce and sour cream.
Toppings
Spicy chicken with onions & peppers, chili con carne, slow cooked spicy lamb, vegetarian chili (vg)
Cheese
Grilled tortilla with melted cheese inside. Served with salad and ranchero sauce. (V)
Spicy Chicken With Onions & Peppers
Chili Con Carne

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Nearby attractions of Miros Cantina Mexicana

Edinburgh Castle

The Johnnie Walker Experience

Ross Fountain

Princes Street Gardens

Wojtek the Soldier Bear Memorial

The Parish Church of St Cuthbert

The Georgian House (National Trust for Scotland)

St John's Episcopal Church

National War Museum

National Galleries of Scotland: National

Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Castle

4.6

(33.1K)

Open 24 hours
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The Johnnie Walker Experience

The Johnnie Walker Experience

4.7

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Ross Fountain

Ross Fountain

4.8

(791)

Closed
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Princes Street Gardens

Princes Street Gardens

4.7

(10.4K)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Explore the castle with your guide
Explore the castle with your guide
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The Dark Side of Edinburgh
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Ride to Loch Ness, Glencoe, and the Highlands
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Nearby restaurants of Miros Cantina Mexicana

TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street

The Amber Rose Edinburgh

Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh

Badger & Co

Bar + Block Steakhouse Edinburgh

Wildfire

Tigerlily

Chaophraya Thai Restaurant

Bistronomy 176

Slug & Lettuce - George Street Edinburgh

TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street

TGI Fridays - Edinburgh Castle Street

4.1

(1.3K)

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The Amber Rose Edinburgh

The Amber Rose Edinburgh

4.2

(1.0K)

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Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh

Fazenda Rodizio Bar & Grill Edinburgh

4.7

(2.1K)

$$$

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Badger & Co

Badger & Co

4.5

(938)

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Alexander FosterAlexander Foster
I would avoid this place at any cost. There are better Mexicans and other restaurants in Edinburgh. Firstly this place is expensive for the type of food being offered up. There wasn't much on the menu that excited us so we plumped for one main each. The menu is meat heavy so not great for vegetarians. The service was very slow. We waited 50 minutes from ordering to receiving our only course. For a restaurant that doesn't have a lot of covers and whose dishes have similar bases this is unacceptably slow. The worst part of our experience was the food. It was so immensley bland and disappointing and the primary reason why we have given one star. Mexican food shod be vibrant, full of flavour and with a little kick of chilli. The food was so incredibly bland and flavourless. We tried each others food and both dishes were watery, totally devoid of flavour and were made with poor quality ingredients. The cheese for the fajitas was the cheapest mild cheddar going. As I said to the waitress when we gave feedback, I would be disappointed if I had cooked this food at home. The service was also lacking. When we very politely provided feedback on the meal the waitress said 'well there is nothing I can do'. Umm yes there is. We were then informed their card machine was broken, so I had to walk to Princes Street to get cash. When I returned it took the staff 10 minutes to take the money and give change. The wait staff were more interested in clearing tables than taking payment. I would never return here even if I was offered a free meal. Even the Mexican food in Wetherspoons is better. Edinburgh had lots of great restaurants, save your time and money and go to one those and at all costs avoid Miro's Cantina Mexicana.
Ewan McDougall (Yondi)Ewan McDougall (Yondi)
Really really disappointed, I think this place used to be good from what I heard from other people who have been. The gentleman who served us didn't smile once or care we were there but was cracking jokes with middle aged woman at another table. The chef would smoke cigarettes across the street from where you were eating (we were outside) which is just not what you do. The food was bland and waaaay overpriced. Prawn tacos that were nearly £20, you get 4 prawns in soft tortillas and shredded veg and rice. It's not even enjoyable to eat. No love whatsoever. It's one of those situations you feel like leaving without giving a tip but don't worry gratuity is included. Me and my partner had, tortilla chips with one of each dip to start, roughly £8 not much dip but the tortillas were good (doubt they are homemade however). I had the prawn tacos, she had enchiladas (better option than the tacos for sure) a frozen margarita each and I had another beer. Margarita was sweet and tasty enough but not much alcohol inside and unfortunately was mostly melted already. When I asked for a recommendation of a good Mexican beer towards the end he brought me a desperados. If you Google desperados, you'll understand why I think he was taking the piss. To top it off, somehow the bill came to just over £65. Ok, at this point I think this place is definitely taking the piss. I give this place my stamp of "AVOID". There are far far better Mexican eateries in Edinburgh.
Sofia BenitezSofia Benitez
As an immigrant, there are times when you deeply crave a taste of home, which is exactly what led me to look for Mexican food in Edinburgh. I was hopeful when I found this restaurant, but unfortunately, if you’re Latin American and know the authentic flavors of Mexican cuisine, this might not be the place to satisfy that craving. While the restaurant presents itself as Mexican, the dishes didn’t quite reflect the traditional tastes I was expecting. It’s actually run by very kind Turkish owners, and while Turkish cuisine is wonderful and shares some ingredients with Latin American food, the result here felt like a fusion rather than genuine Mexican cooking. I ordered the mole, hoping for something close to the rich, slightly sweet complexity that makes the dish so special. Instead, it was quite salty and lacked the layered flavor that typically comes from careful preparation. The rice and salad were nicely done, but felt more fitting for a Turkish or Mediterranean meal than a Mexican one. The “tortillas” where delicious but they resembled more like Lavash instead of an actual Mexican tortilla. That said, for those who aren’t deeply familiar with Mexican cuisine, this place might still be enjoyable. But if you’re Latin American and craving an authentic taste of home, you might want to keep looking.
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I would avoid this place at any cost. There are better Mexicans and other restaurants in Edinburgh. Firstly this place is expensive for the type of food being offered up. There wasn't much on the menu that excited us so we plumped for one main each. The menu is meat heavy so not great for vegetarians. The service was very slow. We waited 50 minutes from ordering to receiving our only course. For a restaurant that doesn't have a lot of covers and whose dishes have similar bases this is unacceptably slow. The worst part of our experience was the food. It was so immensley bland and disappointing and the primary reason why we have given one star. Mexican food shod be vibrant, full of flavour and with a little kick of chilli. The food was so incredibly bland and flavourless. We tried each others food and both dishes were watery, totally devoid of flavour and were made with poor quality ingredients. The cheese for the fajitas was the cheapest mild cheddar going. As I said to the waitress when we gave feedback, I would be disappointed if I had cooked this food at home. The service was also lacking. When we very politely provided feedback on the meal the waitress said 'well there is nothing I can do'. Umm yes there is. We were then informed their card machine was broken, so I had to walk to Princes Street to get cash. When I returned it took the staff 10 minutes to take the money and give change. The wait staff were more interested in clearing tables than taking payment. I would never return here even if I was offered a free meal. Even the Mexican food in Wetherspoons is better. Edinburgh had lots of great restaurants, save your time and money and go to one those and at all costs avoid Miro's Cantina Mexicana.
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Really really disappointed, I think this place used to be good from what I heard from other people who have been. The gentleman who served us didn't smile once or care we were there but was cracking jokes with middle aged woman at another table. The chef would smoke cigarettes across the street from where you were eating (we were outside) which is just not what you do. The food was bland and waaaay overpriced. Prawn tacos that were nearly £20, you get 4 prawns in soft tortillas and shredded veg and rice. It's not even enjoyable to eat. No love whatsoever. It's one of those situations you feel like leaving without giving a tip but don't worry gratuity is included. Me and my partner had, tortilla chips with one of each dip to start, roughly £8 not much dip but the tortillas were good (doubt they are homemade however). I had the prawn tacos, she had enchiladas (better option than the tacos for sure) a frozen margarita each and I had another beer. Margarita was sweet and tasty enough but not much alcohol inside and unfortunately was mostly melted already. When I asked for a recommendation of a good Mexican beer towards the end he brought me a desperados. If you Google desperados, you'll understand why I think he was taking the piss. To top it off, somehow the bill came to just over £65. Ok, at this point I think this place is definitely taking the piss. I give this place my stamp of "AVOID". There are far far better Mexican eateries in Edinburgh.
Ewan McDougall (Yondi)

Ewan McDougall (Yondi)

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As an immigrant, there are times when you deeply crave a taste of home, which is exactly what led me to look for Mexican food in Edinburgh. I was hopeful when I found this restaurant, but unfortunately, if you’re Latin American and know the authentic flavors of Mexican cuisine, this might not be the place to satisfy that craving. While the restaurant presents itself as Mexican, the dishes didn’t quite reflect the traditional tastes I was expecting. It’s actually run by very kind Turkish owners, and while Turkish cuisine is wonderful and shares some ingredients with Latin American food, the result here felt like a fusion rather than genuine Mexican cooking. I ordered the mole, hoping for something close to the rich, slightly sweet complexity that makes the dish so special. Instead, it was quite salty and lacked the layered flavor that typically comes from careful preparation. The rice and salad were nicely done, but felt more fitting for a Turkish or Mediterranean meal than a Mexican one. The “tortillas” where delicious but they resembled more like Lavash instead of an actual Mexican tortilla. That said, for those who aren’t deeply familiar with Mexican cuisine, this place might still be enjoyable. But if you’re Latin American and craving an authentic taste of home, you might want to keep looking.
Sofia Benitez

Sofia Benitez

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Reviews of Miros Cantina Mexicana

4.1
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2.0
3y

We've visited here many many times and I ALWAYS recommend my friends to visit here when they're going to Edinburgh. The food is always great and the service is normally good too. We visited on Saturday and honestly had the WORST experience. About a month in advance, I had messaged on their Instagram to book a table of 4 which they had said was fine. About 10 minutes after, I had messaged again to increase it to a table of 6, which again they said was fine. On the day of the booking, we were 15 minutes late (life happens, traffic happens) and we apologised to the waitress for being late. We gave the booking name and she told us it was a booking for 4 people, not 6. I showed her the Instagram messages and she said "fine, but I need the table back by half 7" (our booking was for 6pm).... excuse me, this is where you should apologise for messing up the booking and then figure out how to remedy the situation, it shouldn't be up to us just to eat quickly!! We got on with the meal, however we were reminded many many times that we had to be quick as the next table were coming (I've got no idea what made the next table more important than us). Our food was barely finished and our drinks were nowhere near finished and we got brought the bill without asking for it, again being reminded that we needed to leave. By this stage I had totally had enough and told the manager/ owner that our experience had been awful and not what we normally experienced there, so I would expect a discount to apologise. I've never in my life asked for a discount in a restaurant, but this experience really did ruin the night. His response was to take the bill from £265 to £255.... he obviously wasn't very sorry! I said that if that's all he was willing to do then he could take the £25 service charge off too as the service had been shocking. He put his foot down and said that tables of 6 always have to have a service charge - funny how he's happy to treat us like a table of 6 when it benefits him! We paid, he brought us shots of tequila and again told us it was time to leave. Absolutely shocking experience and I'm gutted to not be going back. It wasn't our fault that they had the wrong booking details, but it was made to feel like our fault. I appreciate that we were 15 minutes late, but I would have expected a minimum of 2 hours for our booking (taking us to 8pm) which would have been fine. I also appreciate that there was another booking after us, but again this isn't our problem. This is up to the manager to solve (e.g. by offering a good discount or voucher for next time, taking responsibility for their error and...

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1.0
6y

I would avoid this place at any cost. There are better Mexicans and other restaurants in Edinburgh. Firstly this place is expensive for the type of food being offered up. There wasn't much on the menu that excited us so we plumped for one main each. The menu is meat heavy so not great for vegetarians. The service was very slow. We waited 50 minutes from ordering to receiving our only course. For a restaurant that doesn't have a lot of covers and whose dishes have similar bases this is unacceptably slow. The worst part of our experience was the food. It was so immensley bland and disappointing and the primary reason why we have given one star. Mexican food shod be vibrant, full of flavour and with a little kick of chilli. The food was so incredibly bland and flavourless. We tried each others food and both dishes were watery, totally devoid of flavour and were made with poor quality ingredients. The cheese for the fajitas was the cheapest mild cheddar going. As I said to the waitress when we gave feedback, I would be disappointed if I had cooked this food at home. The service was also lacking. When we very politely provided feedback on the meal the waitress said 'well there is nothing I can do'. Umm yes there is. We were then informed their card machine was broken, so I had to walk to Princes Street to get cash. When I returned it took the staff 10 minutes to take the money and give change. The wait staff were more interested in clearing tables than taking payment. I would never return here even if I was offered a free meal. Even the Mexican food in Wetherspoons is better. Edinburgh had lots of great restaurants, save your time and money and go to one those and at all costs avoid Miro's...

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1.0
4y

Really really disappointed, I think this place used to be good from what I heard from other people who have been. The gentleman who served us didn't smile once or care we were there but was cracking jokes with middle aged woman at another table. The chef would smoke cigarettes across the street from where you were eating (we were outside) which is just not what you do. The food was bland and waaaay overpriced. Prawn tacos that were nearly £20, you get 4 prawns in soft tortillas and shredded veg and rice. It's not even enjoyable to eat. No love whatsoever. It's one of those situations you feel like leaving without giving a tip but don't worry gratuity is included. Me and my partner had, tortilla chips with one of each dip to start, roughly £8 not much dip but the tortillas were good (doubt they are homemade however). I had the prawn tacos, she had enchiladas (better option than the tacos for sure) a frozen margarita each and I had another beer. Margarita was sweet and tasty enough but not much alcohol inside and unfortunately was mostly melted already. When I asked for a recommendation of a good Mexican beer towards the end he brought me a desperados. If you Google desperados, you'll understand why I think he was taking the piss. To top it off, somehow the bill came to just over £65. Ok, at this point I think this place is definitely taking the piss. I give this place my stamp of "AVOID". There are far far better Mexican eateries...

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