4 Best Mexican Restaurants near Skaneateles

“Great food.“

“I absolutely love coming here to get my Mexican food fix :) the waitress is super friendly the food is fresh and authentic and the atmosphere is perfect! However if you're looking to come in for a quick 15 minute lunch break, you're out of luck.Kid-friendliness: Bring the kids!!“

“This restaurant was such a nice surprise! Went in on a Monday for a birthday dinner..it was quiet in there and not sure why? It was great!!!! it was welcoming, clean, huge inside! the gentleman that greeted us at the door to seat us was funny and prompt. Table for 4, ordered 2 house margaritas, on the rocks no salt, very large and delicious, not too sour..had chips, salsa, queso all tasty! For dinner cheese quesadilla w/, rice..good, 2 chicken chimichangas with rice..Excellent..and grilled chicken with chorizo and tortillas..spicy and well cooked. I would highly recommend..I also listed there weekly specials..Def be back to try more dishes..thank for a nice time!“

“If you live in or near the Camillus suburb west of Syracuse and enjoy Mexican food you have a good selection of restaurants to choose from. We just attended Boom Boom Mex Mex's opening day for the summer. They were crowded and the mood was festive. The order line stretched along two inside walls of the restaurant, but it moved fairly quickly. You begin by ordering the type of dish you want. That might be a flight of tacos, a burrito, or a taco salad served in an a crisp edible bowl. With meat, each option will cost about $15 in 2024. Added to that would be a drink, tax, and tip. There are also desserts available, but you might want to wait to order one until after you've eaten your entree because they give you a lot of food here. You then go along a counter and choose the contents of your tacos/burrito/taco bowl. The staff are happy to provide additional information about the options and to make recommendations if you haven't eaten there before. While waiting in line to order, you can study a list of options posted on the wall, but if it's your first time you might also want to see the options, so walk along the counter and look before getting in line to order. My wife ordered three tacos with three different meat options and I ordered a taco salad with Mexican Phili shredded pork. The pork was lean and had a hint of smoke flavor. The construction of my salad began with a base of rice and beans, then the pork, and finally toppings of lettuce, pico de gallo, medium hot salsa, jalapeno slices, and sour cream. My wife's tacos included toppings of shredded cheese, guacamole, and chopped tomatoes . Our meals were tasty and filling. Boom Boom most closely compares to Moe's Southwest Grill on W Genesee Street which has similar options and an assembly line that you walk down. The virtue of both restaurants is that you get a good amount of tasty food for a very reasonable price. The other two Mexican restaurants on the west side include Azteca and Adelita's. These restaurants have a much more extensive menu and serve very delicious food that costs a bit more.“