Miss Margarita By Arriba

Table of 4...they served some excellent cocktails, friendly staff and quick service. guacamole was great..... rest of the food was ok ...they offered us complimentary shots... overall a positive night but not worth the price as it is as expensive as a night out in London

This is some of the best Mexican food in Delhi. It's not quite "authentic" (flour tortilla chips will never replace corn tortillas and the salsas are either too thick or too sweet), but it will scratch the itch. I recommend eating in and not ordering as delivery. The margaritas are quite good.

Great ambience. Very well themed. The food tastes authentic and they make their own Chipotle chilli! The bartender and the staff were very considerate with the kinds of drinks we were wanting and to our allergies. They don't play Punjabi music. The food quality was great. The Nachos and Guac had a generous about of guacamole.

We went to Miss Margarita with such high hopes because it was supposed to be the city's first authentic restaurant. We booked well in advance and the first impressions were very good. The decor is very warm. The menu is extensive and has fresh guacamole. That itself was a winner in our eyes. It is impossible to find guacamole in the city. But sadly that's where the fun ends. The food was not as authentic or up to the mark. The guac was nice. But the tacos were all a disappointment. The fajitas were really substandard. The drinks were really not good, even though all we ordered Margaritas. We were so hopeful and excited about this restaurant but it was a real let down. The service, however, was excellent. The servers were very friendly, prompt and they knew the menu very well. They deserve all the praise.

One fine evening, while I was ruing the fact that the oldest Mexican restaurant in the city shut down, a friend suggested Miss Margarita. He praised it for so long that I had to try it for myself. And boy, am I glad I did! The ambience is perfect for a date or a night out with friends. The walls bear paintings of a Mariachi band and motifs from el did de los muertos. A tad cliché but likeable. The music was awesome. In the span of a few hours, I heard classics like Guantanamera and La Cucaracha and more contemporary artists like Juanes, Shakira and Maluma. Few songs were Mexican but you get the Latin feel. Coming to the food and drinks. I started with their Classic Lime and Pineapple-Ginger-Jalapeño Margaritas. Both of them were refreshing and packed with flavours. Try the latter if you like a hint of spice in your drinks. Then, I tried their Cheesy Jalapeño Chipotle Chicken Quesadilla, Blackened Cajun Fish Tacos, Chipotle Chicken Taco Bites and Tempura Cilantro Lime Prawn Taco. Guess who loves taquitos! The food had fresh ingredients and tongue tingling flavours. My favourites were the Quesadilla with a hint of paprika, and the Lime Prawn Taco with its crunchy prawns and pickled onions. Ended the meal with their Churros. The portions were generous and the churros, crisp. They were dusted with the right amount of sugar and cinnamon. They came with chocolate and chilli-chocolate sauces, and made for a delightful end to the meal. The service was quick and courteous. I had a great evening at Miss Margarita. Will visit again to try their Micheladas and Tres Leches.