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Where to eat Mexican food in Brunswick: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Mexican restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mexican food in Brunswick. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mexican restaurants near you.. Brunswick (/ˈbrʌnzwɪk/ or /ˈbrʌnswɪk/) is the largest city in Medina County, Ohio, United States. The population was 34,255 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Cleveland Metropolitan Area.
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7. Fiesta Jalapenos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Ben T
Located on N. Court in Medina, this Mexican restaurant has very good food and drinks! The tacos al carbon and mole poblano are particularly delicious, as well as the guacamole. The upgraded margaritas can be made frozen or better yet, on the rocks. Service is always friendly and prices are very reasonable.
6. Totis Lucky
Reviewed By Rochelle M
The chips and salsa at this place are the only redeeming quality. We were the only patrons on a Friday night, while the parking lot at the Mexican restaurant down the road was full - a big red flag that we, unfortunately, ignored. Menu appears scattered and unprofessional; too many items (page after page of Bar food, American, Italian, and Mexican food) - pages that appear printed from a home printer and stuck in a binder purchased at Staples. Though we were the only ones in the place, we waited....and waited....and waited....for our dinners. I ordered soft tacos for our three girls (ages 2, 4, and 7). While I thought it would be a no-brainer that I wanted one for each of them, the waitress brought three $10 taco DINNERS for my small children. Complete with a very spicy green sauce in little cups. When I mentioned that I only wanted one taco for each of them, the waitress just ignored me. The children's dinners were complete with scoops of very old, sat around in warming trays too long refried beans, as well as mushy, old flavorless rice. The chef came out shortly after the waitress left to explain that kids eat free on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Yeah - thanks, but I don't think we'll be taking advantage of that any time soon, and anyway, how does that help the obvious communication problem we have NOW? I ordered the chicken enchiladas. One bite was enough for me. Blech. The chicken was dried out and there were these hard pieces of something mixed in with them - overcooked bacon, perhaps? On top was what appeared to be an all-purpose tomato based sauce. Maybe they use it for both the Mexican and Italian dishes? My husband ordered fajitas. Waitress forgot the tortillas. It was a while before she came back so he could tell her. His 'filling' was a very modest portion of mostly green peppers. He said it was 'okay'. The decor was hard to place. Whatever it was, it was really old, dusty, and faded - perhaps some sort of Tuscan attempt from the previous restaurant? This place needs lots of help
5. Gran Fiesta Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Paul S
Royalton Road between I-71 and I-77 is a virtual food desert. However, on Royalton Road west of I-71 in Strongsville there is the mall and the historic downtown with dozens of restaurants to choose from. Right in the middle of these two areas on the south side of the road sits the best of the bunch, Gran Fiesta. The parking lot is large and free, the menu is extensive, and the seaters and servers are helpful and friendly. I happened to be in the area on business and needed to eat before heading home so stopped in by myself. Some greeters act like it's a pain to seat one person. Not here- I was greeted as if I was a regular and promptly had chips, salsa, and drink delivered. Waitress greeted me in Spanish but then switched to English. I tried the special soup of the day and then ordered a special dinner too. The waitress actuallytried to talk me out of it, warning me that it was a lot of food. It was- and even I couldn't eat that much. Wound up taking about half home so I had lunch the next day. The dinner had the best relleno I've had in the Cleveland suburbs and the tacos, tostadas, burrito and enchiladas were top notch as well. I have paid more at other places for one entree than I paid for the whole special dinner here. I grew up in the Southwest so always enjoy good Mexican food and I highly recommend Gran Fiesta.
4. Chipotle Mexican Grill
Reviewed By Patrkbukly
Again, it's Chipotle for gods sake and thats all but heyâ¦consistent food quality., price value, cleanliness, locations, etc.
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3. Hot Head Burritos
Reviewed By Paul S
Hot Head Burritos does not have a dollar menu because they have HUGE servings. The assembly line, overstuffed wrap concept was pioneered by the place down the street (it shall remain nameless but ends in tle). There are about twice as many options for loading the Hot Head wrap and it is fun to watch them fold it up when they're done. Lots of sauces, not just two or three to really get the tast you want. They also have bowls and nachos for those like my wife who can't have gluten. If you only have a short lunch break and someone brings the friend who takes an hour to decide what to wear, don't be a hothead! Eat one instead.
2. Cozumel Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By Carol and Dave T
Went for my husband Dave's birthday celebration with my sister Renee and "brother" Jimmy". They have become "regulars" of Augie's and frequent Cozumel. He is the best server, so happy and energetic and of course, gives us excellent service!Our food was delicious, the margaritas fantastic and the fried ice cream a "killer dessert".We were glad to see Augie again, as we had met him years ago. Made this a very special night for my husband. Thanks Augie!!!Carol & Dave and Renee & Jimmy
1. Muchos Bueno's Mexican Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By BougieKnight
We dined here based on the high Trip Advisor rating for the area. Restaurant lived up to the high expectations. Not the largest footprint, but speedy eating and service. Extensive menu with all the traditional offerings and some of their own twists on classics. Margarita varieties from 'stock to premium'. We had their premium version (Texanas or something similar?) and these were absolutely fantastic. As for the food, tortilla chips were fresh, salsa delicious and appeared house made. Queso dip also fantastic. The kids tacos were crisp with generous rice and bean sides. The fajitas were fantastic with all the typical fixings. Enchiladas with a take on mole sauce were simply amazing. Maybe the best I've had ever, if not in a long time. Cost was reasonable on all items and certainly worth it in retrospect after our meal. Service was prompt and courteous. The staff went out of their way to act with younger guests (not only our children, but young children through teenagers at other tables too). This was a great touch to really provide that personal appeal. Well done.All in all, this may be the best Mexican restaurant between Medina, Summit, and Stark counties!
