Tortillería y Antojitos Mexikanos

The restaurant is a bit small but it feels so comfortable and homey! Good music is always playing and our main waitress was really nice. She also spoke to us in English, Spanish and German. Another worker there was a bit rude and cold.
The Tomate soup was a bit too spicy, even though I am a spice-lover! But the rest of the food was delicious.
Actually considering going there again.

One time, when my friends were taking me out for my birthday, they told me that if on a weekend night a place is not teeming with people, it is probably not a good place to go to.

That said, this location may seem a little unexciting (very traditional Mexican restaurant decor as I understand, including the statue of Mary). But when I came here on a Friday night (late 8s) the place was teeming with people! Definitely a good sign.

I ordered a mojito and tacos (believe they were "Tacos de chuleta con queso").

Mojito was my first, so I have no Mojitos to compare it to. I liked it though, it was a good balance of strong and sweet. I will admit, at first I was uncertain if the sugar on the bottom of the glass was part of the recipe, but it was.

Tacos were some of the best I have yet had. First I liked the way the ingredients came together in the tacos. The meat was tender and flavorful, and the rest was no less excellent. Like how they do not overdo it on the ingredients. They keep it simple, as an authentic taco should be.

There were limes provided, and the sauce on the tacos helped bring everything together without overwhelming the dish with its flavor.

I also liked that they provided some lettuce and pico de gallo on the side. While usually I like this in the tacos, it did not hurt at all to allow the customer to put in in their him or her self. As I understand it, while I like lettuce and tomato on my tacos, it is not part of traditional recipes to include them.

Really nice service!! Spoke German, English, and I believe Spanish too!

From my experience at home in the States, locations like this: with this kind of food and this kind of general atmosphere are usually owned and operated as family businesses by families from México. The atmosphere and quality of food seems to fit the bill.

We stopped in here last minute for a dinner, no reservation. Found a little free spot, win!
As a few people recommended this restaurant we were quite anxious to try it. So, we tried the mojitos and enchiladas. Both were quite good. The chili-tomato sauce was really good. I like a kick in my food, but cannot handle too much spice. This one was just right.
I'm happy to have found this delicious restaurant, since I live nearby.

Growing up in Texas and visiting part of my family in Mexico; I can tell you I know my Mexican food and I miss it very much. Today I tasted some of the best Mexican food Vienna has to offer. Being my first visit I had to go with the Enchilada's Verde, which means it's going to be spicy and it better have some green chili. The cook delivered! Made with chicken, guacamole, green chili and real tortillas de maiz I thought I was in heaven. The decorations were a bit on the overkill, but the music was great. Hearing the waiters and owner speak Spanish and joke around were a plus!! I will have to go back and try out the other plates and see if they place can keep its 5* rating.

The Texan lives again!!

The atmosphere and decor we're really awesome and authentic for the cuisine. The waiter was really nice and we tried some new beers based on his suggestion.
I had a beef taco dish which was very tasty but the beef was chewy so only 4 stars plus is was a bit overpriced in my opinion. Would go again!

The only thing I gotta say is read my review from "Los Mexikas" at Lange Gasse. This place is the same but in my neighborhood here in the 2nd district. The food is about as authentic as can be, since the people working and preparing the food are actually from México. Now, the flavor of the food might slightly vary from what you would taste in the American Southwest, Texas, or México itself, simply because of the local ingredients & spices used in preparation. But the guacamole is freshly prepared; it isn't the nasty stuff that you find bottled on a Billa or Spar shelf that was made up in Sweden! Other than that, it's pretty awesome.

Definitely a Mexican restuarant as opposed to Tex-Mex. The food here was very tasty.

To be honest I am not sure what I ordered, but it was a delicious mix of chicken and cheese, seasoned with a nice flavour and wrapped in a flour tortilla. It came with a side salad.

Portions were on the small side though, perhaps it was going for the tapas angle and we never copped? We would go back if back in Vienna, but would order more food. As it turned out the small dishes were the perfect size that evening and we didn't need to order more.

Their Caipirinha cocktail was a bit on the sweet side.

Tastes like real authentic Mexican food! Except missing the rice and beans with the plates :( the only negative thing is that the drinks are extremely overpriced but the food was almost worth the price. Very small inside the restaurant so might want to call ahead.

I would highly recommend this restaurant. We were visiting Vienna and wanted to eat something with a kick to it. The menu was in a different language but the waiter interpreted it for us. Also, he gave us a spicy sauce that makes all the difference. Certainly loved this place. Even my husband was in complete awe of their food. If we weren't leaving tomorrow we would definitely go back to this restaurant. The prices are reasonable. There isn't much seating but the decor is great.

YUM! Their chips con queso with refried beans - the best! A really good and authentic Mexican spot out of Mexico and the States. Be warned, their chile is really spicy! The mole enchiladas are on point. Their caramel crepes are still dancing in my mouth!

I would recommend for you to call to make a reservation as their seats are very limited. I love their servers - very patient and friendly!