10 Best Mexican Restaurants in Richmond

“We went to Victors for the first time tonight. It was fast, nice little spot. Victor was our server & he was absolutely amazing! Definitely 5 ⭐️“

“Delicious!!! First time!! Birria tacos and street corn!!! Highly recommend. Reasonable prices and healthy portions. Very kind service“

“Comida authentica Sabroso Nothing better than your good hole in the wall Mexican restaurant. Mexican market attached“

“I loved La Mex my entire time living in Richmond. Their authenticity and comfortable low-key dining atmosphere (not during covid) makes them a wonderful lunch/dinner stop. Their burritos are incredibly - big fan of breakfast burrito with green sauce!! Also they have a nice selection of grocery products!“

“We went today for our daughter's birthday and our food & service was great, and the total price was very reasonable.“

“We at lunch at El Bronco yesterday. It is one of our favorite places to eat! The food was delicious, the service was quick, our waiter was very attentive to us. I also like that the restaurant is clean. Thank you El Bronco for a great meal!“

“10/10 would recommend“

“Hot Head Burritos- Richmond, Indiana catered our Teacher Appreciation lunch and I cannot thank them enough for the amazing results. Shawn and his staff were fantastic from start to finish. And the delicious food was a huge hit with our teachers and staff. Thanks again! Sincerely, NES PTO“

“I LOVE THIS PLACE.
Chipotle is one of my favorite restaurants and always will be. The food is a little pricey, but it is totally worth it. You get a pretty big bowl filled to the top with tons of protein and veggies. The chips are a little stale tasting but besides that the food is absolutely delicious and I would 100% come back.“

“I drove a car to go through the drive thu. 🙏. I ordered a box!😮‍💨😮‍💨 My food reminded me of a movie, this being the movie Diary of a Wimpy Kid rules, which is about a older brother who instills harsh rules on his younger brother, to desparic consequences. Parallels and contrasts: the taco bell corporation of course imposes rules onto its franchises, these not so much being rules and instead a default way of life, the ingredients and dishes must be made the way that the corporation intends. When i ate my burrito, burrito, i tasted a longing for something greater. Perhaps the construction of my burrito wanted to be somethjng different and new😖. But, sub or consciously, was rejected. Maybe a singular geain of salt was added to my burrito that made me feel this way. 😋. I loved my food...“