Mexican in St. Louis

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  • 3 Margaritas

    Gravois Road & Highway 141 Fenton

    636-326-4006

  • Acapulco Restaurant & Lounge

    10114 St. Charles Rock Road, St Ann St. Ann

    314-428-5621

  • Acapulco Restaurant

    10806 St. Charles Rock Road, St Ann St. Ann

    314-739-0470

  • Amigo Joes Mexican Restaurant and Cantina

    5901 SW Ave. St. Louis - South City

    314-645-1995

    Amigo Joes Mexican Restaurant and Cantina is a Mexican restaurant located on Southwest Avenue in South City.
  • Amigos Cantina

    120 W. Jefferson St. Kirkwood

    314-821-0877

    From a colorful storefront in downtown Kirkwood, Amigos Cantina offers a taste of authentic Mexican cuisine, as well as a few gringo favorites. Entrées include that Tex-Mex staple, fajitas. Tacos, burritos and quesadillas manage to bridge the gap between Americanized Mexican food and the real deal, and for a taste of taqueria cuisine, consider a torta, the traditional Mexican sandwich. The cheese dip, made from Monterey jack, is a thick, guilty pleasure.
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  • Arcelia's

    1928 S. 12th St. St. Louis - Lafayette Square

    314-241-1378

    Call it Arcelia’s version 3.0. The original Arcelia’s closed in 2010 after a twenty-year run, first in Soulard, later anchoring the northeast corner of Lafayette Park. The family of founder Arcelia Sanchez, who died in 2003, has reopened the restaurant, bringing back much of the original menu, in a new location in Soulard. The menu is brief and features crowd pleasers like enchiladas, chiles rellenos, pork in a chile-verde sauce and quesadillas. The tortilla chips, fried in-house and served piping hot, are a highlight, as is carne en su jugo: a soup of flank steak and pinto beans in a flavorful tomatillo-bacon broth.
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  • Atomic Cowboy

    4140 Manchester Ave St. Louis - The Grove

    314-775-0775

    A decade ago when Chip Schloss finished rehabbing the building at 4140 Manchester, Atomic Cowboy became a pioneer of the Grove's booming nightlife scene. Today, Atomic Cowboy is known for music performances every night of the week and a creative fresh mex menu. Food includes sweet potato empanadas with jalapeno cream, gaucho fries topped with chili con carne, Mexican spaghetti with chorizo meatballs, and all the burritos, enchiladas and quesadillas you can imagine. With a huge outdoor patio and firepit in addition to a full bar both inside and outside, Atomic Cowboy is a suitable place to let loose all year round. Food and drink specials are offered every Monday through Friday from 4-7 p.m. at happy hour. Other drink specials include $1 PBR nights and $0.50 Stag nights. Brunch is also served every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and features huevos benedict with smoked salmon, a Mexican slinger, tres leches french toast and hot Kaldi's coffee to wash it all down.
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  • The Bean House

    1100 Lemay Ferry Road, South St. Louis County Mehlville/ Oakville/ Lemay

    314-631-7220

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  • Bert's Chuck Wagon

    207 E. Clay St. Collinsville/ Edwardsville

    618-344-7993

  • Bonaparte's Brasserie

    140 N. Main St., St Charles St. Charles

    636-940-9463

  • Brinko's

    3108 Olive St. St. Louis - South Grand

  • Cantina Laredo

    7710 Forsyth Blvd. Clayton

    314-725-2447

    Cantina Laredo in Clayton is the first St. Louis location of the Dallas-based upscale Tex-Mex chain. The restaurant’s large, modern bar has quickly become a happy-hour hot spot, pouring stiff drinks for the area’s business clientele. On the food side, diners can expect modernized, fusion versions of Mexican and Tex-Mex dishes, anchored by a large selection of fajitas and enchiladas. The restaurant’s signature appetizer, the “Top Shelf Guacamole,” is prepared tableside, with accoutrements added to one’s preferences. The “Enchiladas Veracruz” features two tortillas stuffed with a Mexican version of chicken spinach dip, and the “Costillas Con Fajita” is a gigantic, searing hot platter of ribs, steak and chicken, large enough for three diners. A must-try is the “Torta de Carnitas,” smoked pork topped with goat cheese, apricot jam and an over-easy egg. Though it’s difficult to save room for dessert, one must find a way to manage: The Mexican apple pie, finished with brandy butter tableside on a searing-hot cast-iron skillet is a scrumptious end to the meal.
  • Carlos O'kelly's Mexican Cafe

    130 Ludwig Drive Belleville/ Fairview Heights

    618-398-0050

  • Carrillos

    1810 Vandalia St. Collinsville/ Edwardsville

    618-346-8570

  • Casa Azteca

    W. Highway 50, O'Fallon Belleville/ Fairview Heights

    618-632-2981

  • Casa del Mar

    1137 St. Louis Galleria Richmond Heights

    314-725-3700

  • Casa Gallardo Mexican Restaurant

    11185 S. Towne Square Affton/ Concord

    314-487-4121

    The South County location of this local chain serves up traditional Mexican-restaurant fare at affordable prices. Starters include guacamole, quesadillas and nachos, while the main event offers fajitas, a la carte items, chimichangas and combo platters. Margaritas, of course, are on the menu, with all the classics and specialties, including a Red Bull margarita.
  • Casa Gallardo Mexican Restaurant

    1092 Old Des Peres Road Des Peres

    314-821-4403

  • Casa Gallardo Mexican Restaurant

    11200 New Halls Ferry Road Florissant

    314-921-5222

  • Casa Gallardo Mexican Restaurant

    12380 Saint Charles Rock Road Hazelwood/ Bridgeton/ Earth City

    314-739-5700

  • Casa Gallardo Mexican Restaurant

    1821 N. Market St. St. Louis - North Downtown

    314-421-6766

  • Casa Gallardo-Bridgeton

    12380 St. Charles Rock Road Hazelwood/ Bridgeton/ Earth City

    314-739-5700

    Local Mexican restaurant mainstay Casa Gallardo has been serving since 1975, and the Bridgeton location follows suit. Diners can enjoy the festive décor while munching on nachos, quesadillas, carne asada or many of the other options available. A few items are also available a la carte, but save room for deep-fried ice cream, flan or sopapillas.
  • Casa Gallardo-Des Peres

    12798 Manchester Road, Des Peres Town & Country

    314-821-4403

    Casa Gallardo's five area locations present diners with the menu items and festive décor that have become staples of the Mexican-restaurant game. Apps include guacamole made at your table, while the combination platters feature all the faves - beef tacos and a cheese enchilada, for example. Other standards appear as well from fajitas to carnitas to chimichangas.
  • Casa Gallardo-Fairview Heights

    6600 N. Illinois St. Belleville/ Fairview Heights

    618-632-4404

    For those who live across the river from St. Louis, Casa Gallardo has its Fairview Heights location. Diners will find the same favorites available at the chain's other four locations, with a variety of enchiladas, burritos, fajitas and other Mexican food faves. Diners can also sip on one of the many margarita options or perhaps wash it all down with a Dos Equis.
  • Casa Gallardo-Westport

    462 Westport Plaza Drive Maryland Heights

    314-434-7755

    Amid the restaurant mecca that is Westport lies one of the five area Casa Gallardo Mexican restaurants. True to its brethren, ,this location also offers items that have become go-to Mexican-restaurant faves. Start off with guacamole made tableside then cruise on to the burritos, chimichangas or perhaps a combination platter, for the undecided.
  • Casa Juarez

    12710 Dorsett Rd Maryland Heights

    314-317-9404

  • Casa Margarita

    208 W. 3rd St. Grafton/ Godfrey/ Alton

    618-463-1925

  • Casa Romero

    521 E. Airline Drive, East Alton Grafton/ Godfrey/ Alton

    618-258-8204

  • Casadilla

    7337 Forsyth Blvd. University City

    314-863-2272

  • Chava's

    925 Geyer Ave. St. Louis - Soulard

    314-241-5503

    This Mexican restaurant rose from the ruins of perennial Soulard dive Mike & Min's, but it wasn't a bad trade-off at all. Chava's menu keeps things short and to the point: tacos, a fajita platter, a burrito, an enchilada, a tostada, etc. The fajita platter and its close appetizer cousins (fajita quesadilla and fajita nachos) are sizzling-steak standouts, as are tacos de Guadalajara, a pair of flash-fried flour tortillas clamped around seasoned ground beef, lettuce, tomato, onion and a clever blend of grated Monterey and Parmesan cheeses. Specify a fresh-fruit margarita and choose from ten different flavors.
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  • Chevy's - Olivette

    9119 Olive Blvd. Olivette/ Overland

    314-997-3700

  • Chevy's

    2911 Veterans Memorial Parkway, St Charles St. Charles County

    636-946-3434