dos senoritas

food was good, but service was a bit of a let down. waited a long time to be seen after being seated, despite the quietness of the venue. empty glasses and drinks weren’t cleared, even when new drinks were delivered, leaving the table very cluttered. we had to chase down staff in order to place follow up drink orders.

why is good mexican food so hard to find in sydney! unfortunately this place fell short of amazing. it was still nice food, but just not great. it is also a massive family vibe with lots of young children running around, so that could be worth noting. we ordered a pork burrito and taco selection. it was tasty but kind of meh. i am disappointed because this place has such good ratings, but the food is average.

the food is not worth the money! paid $175 and now looking for another place to eat good food. the food was unpleasant to look at and was just not tasty. the wait staff didn’t know what they were doing.

mexican food is so flavoursome and beautiful this was complete injustice with the cuisine.

when you can’t decide what to get, por que no los dos? try the fish tacos and cheesy burrito (if you’re super hungry). serving sizes are huge, bring a friend (or 5)

i have spent a lot of time in mexico and california. this is not authentic mexican food - this is aussie-fied mexican.

now that i’ve got that out of the way: service is atrocious, ordered meals were incorrect, cheese in quesadilla had not melted, they didn’t have tacquitos available, the horchata was watery...

there are three different types of tacos - street, tex mex and gringo. i couldn’t tell the difference between any of them. i regularly make corn tortillas at home with masa harina and a tortilla press. i couldn’t even tell which one was supposed to be the street (corn) tortilla out of the three supplied.

i really don’t even know why i bothered with this place. i could almost tell from the pics that i wasn’t going to enjoy it but i was craving tacquitos. drove all the way here to find out they didn’t even have them so i could’ve just made them at home. ugh.

the service was atrocious, the wait staff were lazing behind the bar and eating their dinner rather than seat us or let even pay the bill. the food was oily and the portions were too big. we are still recovering from how greasy it all was. the worst thing was, i had asked for some chilli sauce, which you'd think wouldn't be a strange request at a mexican restaurant however, they looked puzzled and charged me an extra $3.00 for a small bowl of sauce!! never going here again!

dis senioritas is a lifesaver. after spending 5 months in the usa it was depressing coming back to australia and thinking i had said goodbye to my last american-mexican food. this isn't the kind of mexican you really find in mexico but it's the kind of food you find mexicans cooking and eating in the usa, not because the flavours aren't right, dos senioritas has those down, simply because you get a truly americanised portion size which is fine by me. they have lost a little of the original charm from the old location but they make up for it with their ability to accomodate bigger groups.

hands down the most authentic mexican food we've ever had. as soon as we sat down, we were greeted with some corn chips and salsa. we ordered the guacamole which came with corn chips (which was heavenly), the street style tacos (1 marinated steak, 1 fish & shrimp and 1 chicken) and the chimichanga. the tacos were flavoursome and tasty - our favourite was definitely the fish and shrimp taco. the chimichanga was jam packed full of flavour, we had 1 chimichanga between us and still couldn't finish it. the food servings are definitely generous. 

the restaurant itself has a great ambience, and is well decorated with wall murals and flags. the service was fast as we received our food in no time. definitely looking forward to returning and trying out other items on the menu!

i have not tried many mexican food but dos senoritaa certainly tick all the boxes what good food institutions should be. the tacos were awesome! flavourful, juicy and appetizing, the tacos are heavenly combinations between the freshly grilled/fried chicken/fish/prawn and sauces. the quesadilla was crispy on the outside and delectable on the inside. what's more, you get free salsa and chips while waiting for your food.

we got taken to dos senoritas by a mexican friend from from the same region of mexico as the chef of the restaurant. he loved the food and so did we. carne asada, mole, great soft corn tacos. everything we had was extremely good and we washed it all down with mexican beers and margaritas. forget about chain store mexican and give this place a try.

curious, we popped into dos senoritos to check it out. the restaurant has plenty of character and is mexican themed throughout with wall murals, maps of mexico and sombreros.

the serving sizes looked massive with the burritos filling the entire surface area of a large dinner plate; we had planned on having dinner elsewhere so only ordered guacamole and corn chips and desserts to try (churros and flan).

friendly service and fun food.

we came for a friday lunch, so the place was pretty much deserted, but when they turn the music on, you can just imagine the place full of people at night having a great time. massive serving size for all the food, no one in our group was able to finish their meal. the food quality was generally good, i had the taco salad with steak, which was served in a giant fried flour tortilla bowl. the bowl itself was a little bit oily to eat, but the rest of the salad had great flavours and different textures. overall there are probably better mexican food in town, but everyone enjoyed their food, and had a good time. a good place to come for dinner with the family.

do you want the taste of some authentic mexican food? this is the place! i think i've found my new favourite mexican joint. the interiors make for a fun night out combined with the welcoming staff.

upon entering we were treated to some corn chips and salsa. i ordered the shredded chicken and the beef tacos, it came with a side of rice, beans and shredded lettuce. my friend ordered a burrito and it was massive!! it was half the size of the plate, also came with the sides. the portions are definitely very generous here.

it was quiet when we came during the weekday. i've been told that it gets quite busy during the weekends though. the restaurant had a family vibe with a lot of regular customers who were friendly with the staff. regular customers are a definite good sign to a good restaurants.

very good restaurant, authentic and yummy food. service can be a bit slack sometimes but most of the time it is very helpful and friendly. meals are huge so you're safe only ordering one thing here, everything is also very cheap.

visited this restaurant last night, know it is very busy so made a booking. on arrival, stood at the door for 5 minutes while four different waitress' walked past, looked at us and ignored us. finally were greeted and then sat down at our 'table' - squished into two stools at the bar, a spot so small we could not even pull our seats into the table and had to stand up each time someone wanted to walk past.

feeling very squashed we told the waitress we would prefer to change to takeaway as we were uncomfortable. no effort was made to move us to another table, even though there were at least 5-7 tables free around us. after waiting for our meals we decided to stay and eat in the restaurant. the overall service was extremely poor. other tables came without bookings and were able to be seated at tables, while we were still squished at the bar. even when we left the vacant tables remained vacant.

only positive was the good food with huge serves. have also visited the dos señoritas at crows nest - excellent food and service there so will stick to that location. very unimpressed with this location and won't be returning.