Our Top Picks – Mexican Restaurants in Dublin
Written by Ahead of one of the most important days in Mexican history, we have picked our top Mexican Restaurants in Dublin. Cinco de Mayo is a Mexican holiday that marks a great triumph in their history where they defeated the French on May 5th, 1862. So get those sombreros at the ready, it’s Tequila and Tortas time!
Acapulco
Situated in the heart of the city centre, Acapulco on South Great Georges Street, is a vibrant and exciting Mexican Restaurant that offers a high standard of Mexican cuisine in Dublin. Their homemade nachos, irresistible salads and unique chilli recipe are what make Acapulco attractive. With a tried and tested 100 year old recipe for Margaritas, it is a given that you will not forget them quickly!
Mexico To Rome
Located in Temple Bar, Mexico to Rome offer a wide variety of traditional Mexican Delicacies from Tex-Mex Baby Back Ribs to Sizzling Fajitas. Known for having one of the best Early Bird menus in the city and an enticing modern décor, Mexico to Rome is one to watch for this year’s Cinco de Mayo festival!
777
Looking for a funky, vibrant Mexican night out? 777 is the place for you! With the atmosphere being described as ‘electric’ by customers, you are sure to have a blast! Offering a menu ranging from Light Bites to exclusive cocktails, there is something for everyone in 777!
Pablo Picante
Having four ‘Casas’ within the city, Pablo Picante has a animated environment for quick-stop Mexican burritos served with the minimum of fuss. With many awards under its belt and being suitable for the whole family, it would be an ideal place to spend Cinco de Mayo 2015!
Mission Mexican Street Food
In the heart of the city, Mission Mexican Street Food is one of Liffey Streets hidden gems! With a colourful and vibrant décor being just the cherry on top of guaranteed great Mexican Food and value for money, it is the one to watch on the city’s North Side!
Boojum
Boojum is a casual burrito bar serving homemade Mexican food at excellent prices. Having a relaxed atmosphere making people feel like they’re right at home! If you’re looking to experience Cinco de Mayo but at a more relaxed pace, this could be the spot for you!
Xico
Had a hard week in the office? Xico are offering the perfect chance to blow off some steam with their Lovin Dublin event for Cinco de Mayo! Planning a fun filled weekend with live music and a visit from the one and only Mexican Ambassador. It is a weekend not to be missed by any who enjoy a good fiesta!
Tuzo Mexican Kitchen
Tuzo Mexican Kitchen is a friendly, affordable restaurant in the city centre. Having many Mexican dishes on offer it is a winner for anyone looking for a quick bite! Great if you have a jam packed weekend but still want to get involoved in the Cinco de Mayo festivites.
Burritos & Blues
Over 10 years in business, Burritos & Blues are one of Dublin’s leading Irish Mexican Restaurants. Offering mouth-watering burritos with premium sourced Irish beef, utilising Mexican techniques! If you’re looking for a big Irish welcome this could be your choice for this year’s Cinco de Mayo!
Tolteca
Having 4 locations within the city, Tolteca Mexican Style Grill, is a popular place to dine. Offering Salads, Fajitas and their own Burrito in a bowl (a Burrito without the tortilla).
Cactus Jacks
With a menu to cater for all tastes, Cactus Jacks is one of Dublin’s finest Mexican Restaurants. Priding themselves on great food and excellent value, it is an ideal place to visit this Cinco de Mayo!
Taco Taco
Taco Taco is the place to be if you’re looking for some good Mexican food in Dublin. Not only do they have delicious tacos, but they also serve amazing tostadas and fajitas. Each of their meals are pieces of art that will make you excited to dig in!
Little Ass
Coming in first place in last years ‘Taste of Mexico’ competition, Little Ass Burrito Bar on Dawson Street is great place to go! With brilliant tasting food and an exciting environment, it is definitely somewhere to think about popping into this Cinco de Mayo!
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