Best Mexican Restaurants In Manchester
Tequila, lime and salt; a combination so brilliant that several places serve it like water. But, there's more to this Central American country than everyone's favourite shot and glasses of margaritas. From nachos piled high with refried beans and cheese through to street eats, these menus are showcasing the best Mexican food in Manchester, with plenty of drinks to wash it all down with too.
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Last updated on 1st July 2024
Sandinista
The Spanish and Central American theme runs deep in Sandinista, making them one of the best restaurants in Manchester for Mexican food. They boast a huge selection of cocktails, including a variety of tequilas to sink you under the bar and onto the floor. Candlelit by night, its subtle and cultured decor make it a cosy place for a date too.
Peter Street Kitchen
If you're on the hunt for the best Mexican restaurants in Manchester, Peter Street Kitchen has to be up there. Combining the flavours of Mexico and Japan for a series of delicious small plates, this stylish space is also renowned for cocktails.
Revolucion De Cuba Manchester
Not quite Mexico, but not far off: Revolucion De Cuba is bringing a taste of Latin America to Deansgate. The lively restaurant serves delicious burritos or enchiladas, alongside a hearty vegan offering, a special tequila shot menu, and plenty of partying until the early hours.
Las Iguanas Deansgate
After Mexican restaurants in Manchester city centre? If you like your nachos piled with cheese, sour cream and guac, this Brazilian spot is the one for you. With a smattering of dishes from Mexico, including a DIY guacamole and a mixable burrito bowl, Las Iguanas is a fail-safe.
MNKY HSE
Situated on Deansgate, MNKY HSE is a fantastic day-to-night restaurant serving some of the finest Latin American fare around. Expect pretty lighting, an open kitchen and even live DJ sets on weekends, as well as a tasty menu of everything from wild mushroom tacos to chicken robata and roasted cauliflower. They offer brunch here as well, including 90 minutes of bottomless drinks for as little as £40 per person.
Luck, Lust, Liquor & Burn
Inspired by the owner's drive from Vegas to Mexico, Manchester's Liquor & Burn is giving you cantina vibes with a local feel. Big on Tex Mex flavours that celebrate the classics that you might expect from a great roadside restaurant, burritos, loaded fries and tacos (think baja shrimp and quesa birria at £10) are paired with a strong back bar, worthy of mixing up both mezcal and tequila margaritas at scale.