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Where to eat Mexican food in Blue Ash: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mexican food in Blue Ash, Ohio, United States. Blue Ash is a city in Hamilton County, Ohio, United States, and an inner suburb of Cincinnati, which is located to the south. The population was 12,114 at the 2010 census.
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6. Qdoba Mexican Grill
Reviewed By Cincybearcatfan
Looking for a good burrito bowl? Look no further than Qdoba. Best staff, fresh fixings, tasty meats. Best of all, unlike Chipotle, they pile the meat on without charging you extra. My only complaint is that they discontinues the spicy chipotle sauce. The chicken is best. Want chips and guacamole? Excellent choice and they fill a bag with fresh chips unlike their competition.
5. Chuy's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By GoeieWitte
Walked up without reservation. After a short wait in line, we were greeted friendly and seated promptly. A very busy area with patrons of all nature: families, friends, young and old. The decoration added to the Southern atmosphere. Our table had more direct light, which we appreciated. We were quickly greeted and out server (Bobby) was friend, and knowledgeable. Despite the menu description, there are no local beers available The simple guacamole appetizer took longer to serve than expected. The waiter was helpful with advice and suggestions for the meal.We enjoyed the tasty food and drinks. The portions were generous in size for our appetite and did not leave room for dessert. A pleasant experience to taste Tex Mex. Do not expect any authentic Mexican dishes here; it is a chain restaurant with its standard menu.
4. El Vaquero Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
At El Vaquero Mexican restaurant you get the freshest meats paired with unique spices and a bouquet of colorful vegetables making each dish a truly authentic Mexican dining experience. Our recipes celebrate the proud traditions of making real Mexican food
Reviewed By Biju G
Went in with no expectations, expecting yet another run-off-the-mill Mexican place with minimal choice of authentic fare. Pleasantly surprised with the largest choice of Mexican food I've seen on a menu. Table-side guacamole is simply mind-blowing. Went twice in a matter of 3 days (once with a large group and again with family). Between these 2 trips sampled a variety of dishes and each one was better than the other. The biggest surprise was the size of the check for both visits. Absolutely worth the $ paid...
3. El Pueblo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Jessica K
Great food, great service. Very happy to stumble on this place while we were staying overnight close by. Guacamole was some of the best I've had from a restaurant and I'm a little spoiled on that because I like to make my own.
2. Mazunte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By kelleyl1969
This place is the bomb. When a lady is literally making the tortillas to cut into chips that are flash-fried and served warm, with that salsa bar, well, it's kinda hard to find any fault whatsoever. It gets crowded but they keep it moving. I will say, this place isn't really designed to be a place that you linger. I heard they're opening one downtown, maybe that place will be larger and not be so frenetic. At any rate, it's the real deal and you should go
1. Tahona Kitchen + Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Inspired by Mexican Street Fare & Craft Tequila.
Reviewed By Douglas H
Tahona seemed to have a variety of tacos, so I gave it a try for lunch. They were good, but nothing special. The steak taco was the best of three I tried. The inside is a little boring, but the patio was nice. Maybe best for a quick lunch or snack.
