El Rinconcito Mexico - Toronto

Enjoy the margaritas with the guacamole dip and chips and then the Tacos Carnitas with friends on the terrace and definitely would recommend all three. However, it was discarded when they pointed out that we could not use our credit cards to pay for dinner... so we had to put scramble together. We have advised them that they must stand before the guests to recommend that they only accept cash and do not jump to the guests when paying their time.

It felt like in Mexico! The food was made at home. Guac and pico de gallo while we waited. Loved the Telenovella play in the background. It's not chic, but if you really want to cook Mexican by a beautiful Mexican woman, go here!

Came here for a stay at nearby Marriott. The food was pretty good, but the place itself is very strange. I don't know if it was cleaned in the last 10 years - it was dirty. It won't go back.

This restaurant may not be aesthetically pleasing and the menus are a bit worn, but don't let that fool you. Despite its average appearance, the food from the kitchen is fantastic. In fact, it's the best Mexican food I've ever had outside of Mexico City. It surpasses anything I've tried in Texas, Arizona, California, or any other major Mexican resort city. The ingredients are fresh and the flavors are well-balanced. The handmade margarita was excellent, made with freshly squeezed limes instead of a pre-made mix. The menu offers simple choices that are perfectly executed. I ordered the chimichanga and my companion had the Enchiladas, both were delicious and not greasy or tough. The sour cream was just the right amount and the guacamole was exquisite. And let's not forget about the most delicious freshly roasted beans I've ever tasted; they were perfectly cooked and not too thick or lumpy. Overall, a perfect dining experience.

The Mexican food at this restaurant is delicious and affordable, reminiscent of authentic dishes from Mexico. On a sunny day, you can enjoy your meal outside under an umbrella, creating a similar ambience to dining in Mexico. The music and decor also reflect a Mexican vibe. While the service is friendly, it can be a little confused and slow, just like in Mexico. The restrooms located in the basement are not well-maintained and have a unpleasant odor, similar to those in Mexico. Overall, this restaurant is recommended for those who are not in a rush and do not need to use the restroom.