Santiago's Cafe - Victoria

The food was pretty bad, nothing is remotely fresh, the guac tastes like it could be from a discount grocery store, the ice cream tastes like it’s made from opossum or maybe otter milk. I could only assume a Caucasian person who has never been south of the 49th parallel is in charge of that menu. Though the food was bad the service was fine, and the restaurant was surprisingly clean, I thought there would be more dust since everything is nailed to the wall, like no open spaces, if there could have been a blank space, bam nail a corona bucket to the wall. Last gripe, the napkins are a weird 80’s pink color that matches nothing.

I visited this restaurant on 4/5/23 with high hopes, but unfortunately, it fell short. I ordered nachos with shredded chicken, which came with sides of salsa, guacamole, and sour cream. Visually, the dish looked appealing, but the flavors fell flat for me, as a Spanish person, which was disappointing given that it was a Mexican themed restaurant. On the bright side, the $6 lime margarita was delicious, so much so that I ended up having two!

This charming little restaurant is located just steps away from the harbor. It's open from 11am to 5pm and offers all day happy hour with $6 beers. The menu is limited to Mexican cuisine.

This charming restaurant is located right by Parliament, but unfortunately, it is very expensive for the subpar quality. The quesadillas were dry and lacked filling. You can find better Mexican food at fast food joints like Mucho Burrito or Quesada.

Decided to pop in at lunch while on a walk. Smaller little restaurant and only one person serving, but the service was amazing, super friendly and very prompt. The food was incredible and I would go back here in a heartbeat.