Brisbane's Best Mexican
These days finding the best Mexican food in Brisbane is a task akin to finding a needle in a haystack, what with the chains of Mexican restaurants peddling their wares in every dining precinct.
From the traditional to the contemporary Mexican, to Californian Mexican, Mexican on wheels or Mexican with an unexpected twist, we've tracked down 10 of the best Mexican restaurants, taquerias, cantinas and food trucks in Brisbane.
This uber cool dim lit Mexican den and bar in M & A Lane brings the festive tastes of Mexico's Day of the Dead to the heart of the Valley. On offer are a delectable range of share-able dishes that take Mexican tradition and give it a fresh contemporary twist...more
Hiding behind a wooden slatted wall in the The Barracks laneway is this colourful cantina-style eatery and tequila bar from the savvy folks behind Lefty's Old Time Dance Hall, Sonny's House of Blues etc. Plates based on street food favs are tapas sized and designed to share...more
This Coorparoo local's fav has been keeping Brisbane's east side sated with rustic traditional Mexican food for years now, as well as a range of dishes from other parts of Latin America. The only place where you can order tacos with a helping of Nicaraguan BBQ or Colombian empanadas...more
Tucked away in a Stones Corner laneway off the main street this funky little eatery is modelled on the traditional Mexican taquerias of San Fran's Mission St, serving up delish fresh street food, beers & frozen margaritas..more
This New Farm newbie peddles Cali-Mex cuisine that will keep any Mexican traditionalist happy from within its bright coloured walls, via a menu that is divided into Street Food, Taqueria, Barbeqoa, Sides and Ensaladas and desserts. Combine with Mexican beers, cocktails, wine or jugs of sangria...more
Another fusion restaurant - albeit an unlikely one of Indian and Mexican cuisine - yet Indimex pulls it off. Burritos and enchilada come served with Biryani rice, black lentils, guacamole and sour cream, and other popular curios are the Chicken Tikka Nachos and the Chimosa (tortilla with samosa filling)...more