3 Best Mexican Restaurants in St. Catharines

“Chile & Agave is a rustic, family-run business that serves tacos, classic plates and margaritas in colourful settings with traditional decor. The restaurant has been serving traditional Mexican food since 2011. Their team works hard to make fresh, unique food with a Mexican flavour. Their goal is to ensure each of their guests has an excellent dining experience. Chile & Agave use ecological containers that are friendly to the environment. Their extensive menu contains more options for your dietary needs. All their dishes and stews are made from scratch. They have a wide variety of tacos for all tastes, including meat, chicken, fish, pork, vegan, vegetarian, and shrimp. Vegan, gluten-free, lactose-free and vegetarian options are available. You can complete your meals with their delicious fresh mint with natural sugar, ice, lime juice and baby Bacardi bottles. They also offer dine-in and curbside pickup options. Outdoor seating is also available at Chile & Agave to enhance your dining experience.”

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“Burrito Boyz St. Catharines offers a large variety of Mexican cuisines such as burritos and quesadillas with classic fillings. Burrito Boyz St. Catharines is a perfect place to start your dinner with your favourite spirits. All their dishes are served to you in a comfortable and enjoyable environment. Their experienced caterers will cater to any size of catering event with your requirements. Guests can taste their colourful naked burrito varieties. One of their famous chicken nachos is topped with hot nacho cheese and chicken. Burrito Boyz St. Catharines has been serving over 30 locations in Ontario. Takeout and delivery are also available. Burrito Boyz St. Catharines also has a Wi-Fi facility.”

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“Patio Andaluz is a family-owned Mexican restaurant. Antonio and Alejandra own the restaurant. They serve a simmering pan of paella or a plate of tacos they wouldn’t place in front of their mother or grandmother. The family's effort shows in the interior and decor, which draws heavily on the Andaluz region of Spain, where Bueno grew up, with nods to his culture’s traditions of bullfighting and flamenco dance. The selection of Spanish tapas and Mexican fare certainly delivers on authenticity. Paired with in-house made drinks, from a secret-recipe sangria to red hibiscus margaritas, the meals have been gaining popularity with regulars, many of whom seem to return every few nights. Outdoor seating is also available at Patio Andaluz to enhance your dining experience. Patio Andaluz serves great cocktails.”

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