The crunch bunch: More Mexican marvels
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57 Blundell Street, Liverpool, tel: 0151 709 5526
It's one big party at this restaurant and "fiesta bar". The kitchen serves up a mix of Mexican and Spanish food while the resident DJs focus on Latin rhythms
Casa Mexicana
31 Zetland Road, Redland, Bristol, tel: 0117 924 3901
Bristol's first Mexican restaurant is still pulling in the crowds after 23 years, with its friendly feel and crowd-pleasing mix of Mexican favourites
Chilango
27 Upper Street, London N1, tel: 020 7704 2123
What was Mucho Mas is now the second branch of this lively, colourful Mexican fast-food chainlet, specialising in well-filled, and filling, burritos
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