Boho Mexica

Totally unexpected delight close to the Liverpool Street, we so nearly walked by this place without a thought. Decor is urban and quirky, food is some of the best Mexican I have ever had in London. Big portions, and fragrant, spicy dishes.

Good drink menu, and not everything is good in the food menu but some really nice dishes. The chicken wings are outstanding.

Only visited this place once. It was on a Wednesday night but the compact setting made it feel quite busy considering the mid-week time-slot. There was not enough space for the four of us to sit in the main section so we were seated on stools around the corner. This was to the detriment of both our service and our comfort. However, this is a shoreditch restaurant in every sense of the word so the casual service and the "cool" furniture are to be expected and even loved depending on your age and attitude. The main reason for visiting of course was the food. It did not disappoint. Between the four of us we explored a good portion of the menu and all agreed it was very tasty. None of us had ever visited Mexico before so cannot comment on the authenticity but compared to the many Mexican restaurants I have visited in London the food here was certainly at the higher end the scale. Definitely worth a visit.

Excellent food. Portions are sized closer to (but larger than) tapas compared to a full meal, however they are priced like a meal platter. Drinks are expensive as well (10 pounds for a Margarita). Coming from the US, this is one place I can go to get good Mexican food, although I usually only go with work friends from out of town so I can expense it.

This is nice little family run mexican restaurant, it does good food at decent prices, and is normally always busy without being overly busy. The decor is nice and gives the place a nice ambience, making it ideal , for a first date, a business dinner, or family occasions. The food is fresh and vibrant and has real falvour and is enhanced by the fact that they are all very mexican and really authentic in that sense. The seafood that we ordered was particularly good. The prices aren't extortionate but aren't basement bargain either, but overall the food and the service is worth it. It's one I would definitely return to and recommend for friends.

If you don't know Mexican cuisine and want to hate it then eat here.

Ok-ish Mexican-style restaurant with semi-authentic food.

The place is cute and authentic looking, but really pricey for what you get. The portions are SO small and there wasn't enough flavour to make up for the lack of quantity. Food did come out quick and service decent enough but I like a bit more bite for my buck!

A Latino lounge in Shoreditch, you'll find it tucked next to Hawskmoor but the two are worlds apart. Start with the tortilla chips (homemade, of course) and chunky guacamole whilst you decide whether you're brave enough to go in for a shot of mezcal. We decided we weren't (but bought one for the birthday girl) and instead went for bottles of the house sangiovese and cerveza stalwart, Corona. Forgoing the starters - which sounded delicious - we dove straight into the main menu. It's a little tricky to work out quite what you'll be getting, despite the printed descriptions, but we all chanced it and ended up hugely satisfied. I went for the La Toluquena Quesadilla - white flour tortillas, stuffed with melted cheese and homemade chorizo verde, with black bean and sauteed chipotle salsa (warning: spicy). Served on a huge plate with a salad (got to have some greenery on there somewhere, right?!), this was more than enough for me - although I did manage to polish the whole lot off, let's just blame it on the travelling. Other people opted for the enchiladas, which were chicken and served with a choice of salsa verde (less spicy) or salsa roja (spicy). And when these Mexicans tell you it's spicy, they mean it. Ashley went for the sauteed octopus and calamari with chipotle chili and onions, that come served with fresh mini tortillas for your own wrapping experience. These aren't your Wacaha wonders, these are definitely the dishes that your Mexican mama would serve up. The service was a little slow to start but then nicely attentive once we'd ordered. The music's Mexicana but you might recognise some tunes in there and the vibe's very relaxed. It's a busy little place so may be worth booking whenever you feel a little need for some Latino loving.

The chicken wings are the among the most amazing I've had in any restaurant, and they have watermelon drinks.

Mediocre food, expensive, atmosphere quite good

Appalled. Never before have I written a review, but I am compelled now to start. Have you ever been to an establishment that seems to not care about your money or your service? After having silverware brought out literally one item at a time, the service disappeared and hardly ever came back. I'll say the food is very good, and the spotify playlist isn't bad, but the wait is unbearable. Had to wait 20 minutes to track them down just to pay. -Good if you hadn't planned to do anything later at night or in the next 3 hours.

It should be a great little Mexican, and when you get the menu it seems exciting. The issue is that you then have a ridiculous wait for anything to happen. Drinks are slow, food is even slower. The space is OK, and the servers friendly, but not one if you actually want to eat this side of Christmas. Seems to be a favourite for birthday parties and hen dos. Don't know why, but every time I've been it's been that sort of crowd.

Average food, bad service and expensive for what it is! We asked for a second round of cocktails during happy hour, only to be charged full price because they put the order in 1 minute after happy hour had finished. When we questioned it, they refused to do anything to sort it out. The food was average (a little bland), and the portions were very small for the price. The waitresses are particularly beautiful, but it's not enough to get me back there.

Very very disappointing. Bland food and very small portion sizes. Surprised it's lasted as long as it has!

Free food, people! Yeah, you heard me. We visited on a Friday night. On previous visits, food had been ok, but , this night it wasn’t good. Our service was arrogant at best and rude at worst and it took more than an hour to produce 2 orders of tacos and 1 order of quesadillas. Cheese melts in minutes, but it’s cool. Yep, it’s cool and here’s why. We voiced our concerns about tasteless, tough, and dry meat to a man named Enrique, who, given his confidence in response, must own the place, and this is what happened: - Enrique responded that he didn’t care – Not the adult conversation we were expecting but on the positive side no profanity was used - I said that I wasn’t happy paying for all of our food given the quality - Enrique said that he sincerely hoped that we didn’t return - Enrique said we could leave without paying. So, substandard food, but people, IT’S FREE! If your experience is like ours, all you have to do to get a free meal is provide some honest feedback to Enrique. Normally, I’d tell you not to go, but in case it’s quite the opposite. GO. NOW. It’s a free meal. Yeah, they’ll be rude to you and that’s unpleasant but that passes and it’s a FREE MEAL, people. GO. NOW.