dos senoritas

crazy good. just go, seriously.

best mexican restaurant. so authentic and huge servings. you even get free dip and chips. a must if you like mexican

huge servings, but to me it was lacking taste.

amazing food. over from perth for a long weekend and really wanted good mexican food. we were not disappointed. pretty low key in terms of decor, and the aircond was not on as i guess on sundays at lunchtime it's not that busy. however, the atmosphere was still good and the service was great. food fantastic (large range of dishes), and humungous servings, none of us could finish our meals. the pork in the fajitas was melt-in-your-mouth quality. wish this place would move to perth!

come hungry!. yummy, crowd-pleasing food, generous servings. not sure how authentic it is but is delicious regardless.

take-away orders. we often go to dos senoritas to have dinner and haven't had a problem, however, ordering take-away was a disappointment. i made an order over the phone and once picking it up and taking it home realised it was wrong. the chicken burrito was made with beef and 3 tacos ended up only being two and wrong flavours. the restaurant needs to take names when ordering as well as phone numbers in order to collect the right food. $50 on two take-away dishes needs to be correct!

this restaurant went unnoticed to us for such a long time. it is proudly in the oddest location, positioned between a bunch of lighting stores and furniture stores and is only identifiable by its mexican themed couch that sits out on the street. the décor is quintessentially mexican, and the option to wear a giant sombrero while you dine is, of course, provided. the food here is nothing short of awesome. massive portions, traditional flavours and some of the best guac in town.  the menu boasts a heap of traditional favourites, from burritos, tacos, quesadillas and chimichangas,, to traditional mole and tamales. the meals are massive, perfect for sharing and super tasty. though a little pricey, you certainly get a lot of bang for your buck. we ordered margaritas fresh guacamole street style tacos with seasoned ground beef mac daddy burrito with pulled pork we rate it 3.8/5

it's a small restaurant you wouldn't think makes much business on a busy road surrounded by lighting stores and petrol stations. but stand outside and you'll see it's filled to the brim with customers and bustling noise.

this was my first mexican experience in sydney! having tried the popular mamasita in melbourne (2 hour wait), i thought this place would be similar quality- ie not that great. boy was i wrong! portions were huuuge, and the guacamole and salsa was heaps fresh and interesting. the beef avocado dip with tortilla chips was by far my favourite as an entre.

for mains we had the supercheeseygooeysomething which was essentially a deep fried burrito, which was pretty insane. but flavour wise the fajitas with beef and chicken won the mains medal. both the beef and chicken were tasteful and juicy, perfect combo with tortillas and the rice, cream and avocado. by this time we were ready to spew from the fullness!

after this, we had dessert of churros which was the least impressive of the day. it was packed with cinnamon and cheap chocolate sauce drizzled over the top. while not the best, i didn't come to this place to try their churros so i didn't mind!

service was friendly, owner was as well :). although the only thing was they forgot to provide cups with our water (although they fixed this up 10m later when they came to take our order). it was a busy saturday night with a bday party of 20 so fair enough. they also didn't have knowledge of our voucher so didn't tell us what we could and couldn't order until later when we asked about the mains. but again, keep in mind it's a very busy restaurant, and the awesome food and this won't throw you off in the least.

atmosphere definitely wasn't lacking, but it was a little bit deafening! everyone seemed to be speaking loudly over one another and the closed in rooms didn't help lower the volume.

definitely will come back again as a full paying customer but will order less dishes this time :).

thank you for the awesome dinner!

bland food, stale tortillas, bad service. in addition to the above, when we asked for hot sauce to spice up the bland food, they brought us a small saucer of pickled jalapeños, and then charged us $6 for it on the bill.

great mexican comfort food... friendly service with an authentic punch line. a terrific local eatery.

complementary tortilla chips with salsa which is served almost immediately after we were seated. the tortilla chips are freshly made and the salsa gives a good punch of chili.

dos senoritas is the real deal for authentic mexican in sydney. chef domingo medina has brought food from the streets of guadalajara straight to their cosy gladesville restaurant and the newer (more spacious) dos senoritas 2 restaurant in crows nest. i have visited both dos senoritas and dos senoritas 2 (a few times now) and it has quickly become one of my favourite mexican restaurants in sydney. the gladesville branch interior is smallish and is decorated with some cool (albeit tacky) "mexican" looking items (think sombreros, wrestling masks etc...). the crows nest branch interior is bigger and spans 2 floors with the 2nd floor able to accommodate larger groups. the interior is decorated in a similar fashion (see picture below). both are quite comfortable and the friendly wait staff at both locations

dos senoritas is a colourful looking mexican restaurant on busy victoria road in gladesville.  the menu claims to serve up "authentic street style mexican food we all crave". i've never had "proper mexican food" before but i do know that i've been craving something cheesey that involves corn chips and dos senoritas delivers. i'm quite taken with the jamaican ($5), a non-alcoholic drink (cos i'm a wowzer) that is a traditional sweet mexican infusion of hibiscus flower. my friend has a corona as she's a proper grown-up. a basket of crispy, salty corn chips comes free to every table - which is dangerous as it's hard not to scoff the whole lot within minutes of taking our seat.  the salsa is great, it's really substantial with lots of tomatoes and spices which gives it a nice, smokey flavour. in a (failed) effort to be healthy i order the taco salad ($24) mainly has it has iceberg lettuce tossed in ranch dressing (i love ranch dressing so much). the salad is topped with seasoned steak, jac

i will never come back here - can't even comment on the food because i didn't get a chance to taste it! booked a table for two to get there and find out they were double booked. we were given no explanation and the girl couldn't even estimate how long we would have to wait. the service at this place is laughable and when we asked to speak to the manager he showed a clear lack of interest in further explaining what was going on. sort your service out! don't bother booking, clearly it doesn't make a difference. we went to pepino's down the road and we're treated to a far better experience.

amazing!. i've been coming here for over 2 years now, and just when i think dos senoritas can't get any better, it does. the food just tastes absolutely sensational, and there are menu items there that you won't find anywhere else in sydney. if you are looking for your run-of-the-mill burrito or taco from mad-mex, well, this isn't the place for you. but if you want a real authentic mexican experience with real mexican culture and warmth and hospitality, this is where you must go.

the prices are very fair, the staff are extremely friendly and the head chef, domingo medina, loves to come out (when he isn't too busy) and socialise with the customers. he's a lovely guy and i've even sat and knocked back a few tequilas with him over a quiet lunch! some of the drinks here are very delicious; the horchata, for example, is one of my particular favourites; a cinnamon/vanilla sweetened rice drink that goes down very smoothly to balance out the heat of mexican spices. if vanilla and cinnamon are your thing, you'll most likely find yourself ordering at least 3 by the end of your day!

where ever you come from in sydney, i strongly recommend trying dos senoritas at least once. i can't say it is for everyone, as true authentic mexican is an acquired taste, but if exciting flavours and great hospitality are your thing, give this place a go!