Piedra del Sol In Bologna

The food wasn't up to par and I'd say it was expensive for the quality (I had chili con carne and beef fajitas, with a lot of slop on the side). The beer was also expensive. The atmosphere was nice, the waiters were good, and the cocktails were good.

Despite all expectations, the place has excellent food, you can order gluten-free, and the (bald) waiter is awesome.

Delicious food, great drinks, fast service, and super friendly staff!

Multi-ethnic and festive atmosphere

The food wasn't to my taste, and it was also a bit expensive.

This Mexican restaurant is quite chaotic and noisy. The food is average, nothing special. Prices are a bit high for what we ate. Overall, a so-so experience.

It's been a while since I've eaten here, and I had the opportunity to return with some colleagues. I remember being very happy with the chimichanga dish back then, but this time I decided to switch things up and order a tasting platter with chicken wings, a pork taco, chili con carne, rice, and tomato salad. Before that, we shared three portions of the empanadas and three of the appetizer mixes, each consisting of two small empanadas, cubes of meat, and triangles of cheese. So, unlike many years ago, this time I wasn't very happy for several reasons: There were two empanadas per plate and the price was €13, the mixed appetizers weren't anything special and that dish was also €11, the tasting plate cost €20 but the rice was just plain, slightly spicy rice, the mixed salad was fine, these small tacos with meat, a little lukewarm, two chicken wings in barbecue sauce (I don't know what's Mexican about them), and finally the chili con carne, which was the only thing I didn't dislike. I also tried the beef tacos at a colleague's, and that was also nothing special, and some colleagues' carne fajita fiesta, which was grilled meat that you then put in tortillas and stuff them as you wish. So, personally, it wasn't as satisfying as I'd hoped and remembered, and then the prices, I'd say, were a bit high for the portions they offer, especially for the appetizers. Two jugs of sangria, one of flat Coke, a few bottles of water, and one of beer, with a churros dulce de leche at the end €38 per person for 11 people… too much in my opinion but that's fine

I've been going there for years, it's a sure thing! Good food and very kind staff.

The best and oldest TexMex restaurant in town. Great atmosphere, good food, friendly staff.

Noisy place, food is good but very expensive