3 Amigos delivers a warm festive Mexican dining experience with generous portions and a diverse menu that includes tacos, fajitas, burritos and more. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, making it a great spot for birthdays and group outings. Service is consistently praised for friendliness and efficiency, with guests noting quick, attentive staff and celebrations marked by hats and songs. Dishes are often described as flavorful and satisfying, with drinks and margaritas highlighted as a strong value. Some reviews mention crowds, music that can be loud, and occasional seating or temperature issues, but these are balanced by the overall positive experience. Overall, 3 Amigos is seen as a go to for authentic Mexican cuisine, a fun atmosphere, and reliable quality that brings guests back.View restaurant profile
La Capital Tacos is described by Montreal diners as a lively, authentic Mexican spot in Chinatown with handmade tortillas and a wide range of fillings from pastor, birria, carnitas and cochinita pibil to seafood options; the flavors are repeatedly praised, with many noting well balanced salsas, fresh guacamole and standout items like birria, tacos al pastor and shrimp options. The drinks menu, especially margaritas and mezcal based cocktails, is frequently highlighted as a strong complement to the food, along with horchata. Service is consistently friendly in places, though some reviews point to slow or uneven service, rushed tables, or billing issues that detract from the overall experience. The atmosphere and vibe are described as vibrant and welcoming, with some noting long lines or tight spaces, open kitchen drama and a terrace in good weather. Price points are sometimes considered high for the portions, but many still call it one of the best taco spots in Montreal and say it is worth repeated visits, especially for lovers of authentic Mexican flavors.View restaurant profile
At Quesada Burritos & Tacos, reviews describe a fast casual Mexican option popular with students and locals, offering build your own burritos, tacos and salads made with fresh ingredients and good value for money. The service is frequently praised for being friendly, quick and attentive, with a welcoming atmosphere and helpful staff; many customers appreciate the ability to customize orders and the clear focus on fresh components. Some critiques mention meals arriving only warm or cold and portions sometimes smaller than expected, especially during peak times or late at night, along with occasional inconsistencies between staff shifts. Cleanliness and the straightforward format are commonly noted positives, along with a lively campus or downtown setting that adds to the experience. Overall, Quesada Burritos & Tacos appears to be a reliable go to for a speedy, satisfying Mexican dish, though there is room for improvement in heat retention and portion consistency.View restaurant profile
LaTorteria is praised for bringing Mexican-style sushi to Montreal, with favorites like Aguachile and the norteño, and some note that a plantain dish is promised and diners will return to try it. The tacos receive high marks for flavor compared with many places in town, with al pastor described as tender and flavorful, though one comment suggests trimming the pineapple in the pastor tacos for easier eating. The spot is described as cute and the food as amazing, with pineapple that is fresh and juicy and dishes that remind some diners of Mexico. The torta cubana with pork is highlighted as a big, delicious sandwich, and horchata plus other dishes are praised for generous portions and presentation. Some reviews call it a hidden gem and among the best tacos ever, while a few note a recent dip in meat freshness and hope for a return to earlier quality. Overall, the reviews emphasize authentic flavors, friendly staff, generous servings, and a memorable experience at LaTorteria.View restaurant profile
