Inkazteka Restaurant — Restaurant in Sycamore Township

My husband and I ate here during the freeze (When the weather said it felt like -30°) because our pipes had frozen and we couldn't use any water. They told us the hose in their soda machine was frozen... but they had plenty of drinks to choose from other than that. We got the glass bottle cokes! We hadn't had glass bottle cokes in a LONG time! The waiter was VERY attentive and the food was AMAZING. The best Mexican food I've had in years.... but make what you will of that statement because I am definitely not very knowledgeable when it comes to food in any other countries. But I do know we both enjoyed it very much! We ate in and the dine in area is pretty small but very quiet and the service was great. The bathroom was a single and very small as well... but they had a chalkboard wall outside the bathroom for guests to write/draw on, so that was cute. Over all, we had a good time, good food, good service. It was our first time there but I don't think it will...

We popped into Inkazteka for lunch and left, feeling like we just discovered Cincinnati’s best-kept culinary secret. First win? Free parking—because nothing builds up an appetite like circling the block 10 times (thankfully, not today).

The staff? Warm, fast, and genuinely welcoming. It is like they knew we were hungry and had no time for games.

I ordered the beef Lomo Saltado, and let me tell you, those sizzling strips were doing the cha-cha on my plate. Tossed with fries, onions, and pure joy, then chased it down with an ice-cold maracuyá juice that tasted like vacation in a glass.

My parents went classic: one had the Pescado Azteca, which came out looking like something off a cooking show finale, and the other had chicken Chimichangas that were golden, crispy, and absolutely stuffed...

Possibly the best Mexican food in Cincinnati. I got a Chile relleno and a chicken burrito since it was my first time there and those are two of my favorites. They brought me chips and salsa first which I really liked - the salsa is pretty warm....about like medium hot store bought salsa. Then they brought out my order . The Chile relleno is as close as you'll get to the way they're supposed to be around these parts. It was firm instead of being like a deflated balloon which is what you get in 90 percent of Mexican places. Also, the pepper had a good bit of heat to it. I wanted a drink of the great tasting ice tea after every couple of bites. Very good ! Then the burrito, which also had a little heat. Very moist and tasty chicken. I thought it was excellent. I'll be coming back...