Any good authentic Mexican restaurants in London?

Question

I visit a lot, and always crave it when I'm there, but none of my friends seem to have any suggestions on where to find a really good enchilada!

Answer 1

taco bell...

what's not authentic about that?!

picky picky.  

try Indian instead.  why would you want Mexican in London?

Answer 2

Mestizo, 103 Hampstead Rd, London NW1 3EL  tube: Warren Street

Fine Mexican Cuisine

average price: £25-£34/€35-€49

A fine Mexican restaurant, run by Mexicans – now there's an appealing prospect. The ground floor of this stylish Hampstead Rd restaurant (only 5 minutes from Warren St tube & Fitzrovia) with it's decor in cream and red with an imposing separate bar area, provides a warm welcome from their friendly staff. '

Downstairs' is a separate lounge and tequila bar where everything from salsa, Latin, Mexican and electronic nights is showcased. Your hosts are Mexican as is the chef, providing authentic Mexican cuisine. One speciality is molcajete - chicken or beef served in a stone bowl, with salsa roja, cheese, chorizo, spring onions, coriander, avocado and tortillas. All prepared to order, there is a wait, but boy are they worth it. A true taste (feel and sound) of Mexico.

Answer 3

do not go to the one in covent garden. anyone who's had mexican food in the southwest in the US is DISGUSTED by it, and so am i and so are my friends from america.

there's a place on fulham rd that's not bad.... sucks i cant remember the name.

Answer 4

Taco Bell

Answer 5

Taco Bell.

Answer 6

we are in usa

Answer 7

Uncanny, I just signed in to ask the same question and here you are asking it for me!

I'm London born and raised and I've yet to track down a good Mexican restaurant here, though I must admit, I haven't tried that hard.

Lets hope we have plenty of good suggestions!

EDIT:

Well I posted the same question in another category. This seems to be the place to go;

Cafe Pacifico, Covent Garden.

http://www.london-restaurants.com/london...

Bon Appetito!

Answer 8

Chiquitos (Brent Cross) and Liecester Square.