New Mexican Restaurants near Santa Clara, CA

“This restaurant definitely stands in its surroundings. It feels very grand. Service was friendly, fast and attentive. Loved the personal coat racks, decor and fire performer. The music was lively. The bathroom (specifically the women's bathroom) was a bit unexpectedly messy especially since the atmosphere felt more on the ostentatious side. My meal was fun/creative & had potential but the quality was ok. I believe it was a bit overcooked (wagyu sushi). Overall, it gave off a nightclub vibe. I'd go again. If I could make one recommendation, it would be to employ tighter quality control.“

“This place is a hidden gem on the Alameda. The Breakfast Club and Uncle John's are often packed, but you always get a seat here. The menu is bigger, there's more variety, and did I mention that they have empanadas? What's not to love?“

“Wow. I am impressed! The ceviche and aguachile were great.The duck mole was exquisite. The duck was perfectly cooked with crispy skin.The corn ribs were delightful. Cocktails were great.10/10 can't wait to go back!Dietary restrictions: Lots of gluten free options on the menu“

“Finally got a chance to try Suerte! I am happy to have this new addition to San Pedro Square. They were extremely busy, had a consistent line, and the workers kept hustling nonstop! I walked in wanting to try the red enchiladas, but they had green enchiladas for St. Patrick's day and decided to try that since it was a special. The enchiladas were really good and flavorful. My boyfriend got the steak and fries plate with the sauce on the side. The cotija fries were BOMB. The aguas were a cool touch. I love how they deck them all and make a non alcoholic drink look cool. Overall, the food was tasty and it's definitely a place I would eat at again if I go into the market to grab food.“

“I was glad there was a parking lot with lots of empty spots. As soon as I enter the restaurant I was greeted by the lady cashier and gave me some time to choose from the menu posted in the wall, it was hard to decide because there were items I haven’t tasted before. I decided to go with a mixed plate called Lotería, the plate contained one mini Torta Ahogada, one Taco de Canasta, one Taco Dorado and one Taco de Barbacoa, I paid $18.00 and was given a number on a stand and was invited to seat anywhere. I sat right across of a salsa bar looking over to the patio, the patio had seating for about 50 People, the room blend in with the piñatas and colorful banners with Papel Picado to give it that special fiesta Mexicana theme party. My food arrived on two plates, the torta ahogada had the pull pork look and had the taco dorado right next to it, this two items were plated with a side of sliced cabbage, pickled white onions with small pieces of habanero and pickled red onions, the food was covered by a nice red sauce that you are supposed to sink your torta before you eat, the torta roll had the rich texture as to not to fall apart, the cabbage and onions complemented both the torta and the taco dorado. On the other plate I had the savory Barbacoa with just the right level of spices, the taco de canasta consisted of soft chicharron, the avocado salsa from the salsa bar was delicious and had a bit of heat on it, the other salsa molcajete was spicy hot. Overall it was a nice experience that I will repeat soon“