La Cazuela - Menu

Weiherwiese 7, 65510, Idstein, Germany

🛍 Kebab, Cafés, Pizza, Asiatisch

4.2 💬 3369 Reviews
La Cazuela

Phone: +496126956251

Address: Weiherwiese 7, 65510, Idstein, Germany

City: Idstein

Menu Dishes: 16

Reviews: 3369

Website: http://www.la-cazuela.de/

"For us, it is all about the chips and salsa. And when I go to a Mexican restaurant, I want those thin, warm, somewhat greasy tortilla chips with salsa that tastes like salsa. That is not what we got at La Cazuela. It's very typical...for Mexican restaurants in Europe to serve those tortilla chips that are more like seasoned dorritos and that is exactly what we got. We ordered three dips a cheese, guacamole and salsa and they came out in cups that held about 2 tablespoons each. We were disappointed right away. The great cocktail prices somewhat make up for the lack of true chips and salsa but there are other great restaurants that I'd choose if in Idstein again at mealtime."

Full menu - 16 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Salads

Pasta

Chicken

Original Amigo-Pizza - Normal Ø 30Cm

Main Courses

Dessert

Calzone

Egg Dishes

Meat

Mexican Cuisine

Boris Boris

good menu choice in a pleasant environment with outside seat in summer. good service level and very good food in the offer.

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Reviews

Sabina
Sabina

I have eaten twice with a group of friends and will go back. food selection is good and good value. only on the bottom it is only cash or EC cards.


Zeeshan
Zeeshan

We were very happy to stumble upon this little Mexican restaurant. The food is quite good, even spicy! Nice atmosphere, reasonable prices. We plan to return


Greyson
Greyson

We were very happy to stumble upon this little Mexican restaurant. The food is quite good, even spicy! Nice atmosphere, reasonable prices. We plan to return! View menu


Ariane
Ariane

Excellent value, quality and fun. Its a Mexican restaurant, and they serve good mexican food. OK, Thats what we all expect. But ontop of that, this place has real ambiance and is fun!!! Highly recommended for singles or families


Благица
Благица

We had dinner at this restaurant. During the meal there was almost no taking, because everyone enjoyed the food very much! I had the salad of the house and it was sooo amazing. The chicken strips were awesome and the seasoning was very tasty. This...restaurant is now my favorite mexican in the area


Wiley
Wiley

we had dinner in this restaurant. during the meal there was almost no intake because everyone enjoyed eating very much! I had the salat of the house and it was sooo amazing. the chicken strips were brilliant and the seasoned were very delicious. This...restaurant is now my favorite Mexican in the opposite View menu


Benjamín
Benjamín

To be honest, I was a tad skeptical to go in a Mexican restaurant in a small rural German village, as I doubted how authentic it would be and how it would taste. how wrong was I? it was delicious! the four of...we have extremely satisfied and very full! I had the chickens (dolly dollar,) while my wife had the calzone and our friends had the chistella and a chicken salad. I will certainly be back, next in idstein, and will recommend it to my friends. 10/10


Malte
Malte

For us, it is all about the chips and salsa. And when I go to a Mexican restaurant, I want those thin, warm, somewhat greasy tortilla chips with salsa that tastes like salsa. That is not what we got at La Cazuela. It's very typical...for Mexican restaurants in Europe to serve those tortilla chips that are more like seasoned dorritos and that is exactly what we got. We ordered three dips a cheese, guacamole and salsa and they came out in cups that held about tablespoons each. We were disappointed right away. The great cocktail prices somewhat make up for the lack of true chips and salsa but there are other great restaurants that I'd choose if in Idstein again at mealtime


Assunta
Assunta

For us, it is all about the chips and salsa. And when I go to a Mexican restaurant, I want those thin, warm, somewhat greasy tortilla chips with salsa that tastes like salsa. That is not what we got at La Cazuela. It's very typical...for Mexican restaurants in Europe to serve those tortilla chips that are more like seasoned dorritos and that is exactly what we got. We ordered three dips a cheese, guacamole and salsa and they came out in cups that held about 2 tablespoons each. We were disappointed right away. The great cocktail prices somewhat make up for the lack of true chips and salsa but there are other great restaurants that I'd choose if in Idstein again at mealtime. View menu

Categories

  • Kebab Savor our delicious kebabs, expertly grilled and bursting with flavor. Choose from a variety of meats and vibrant spices, served with fresh sides. Perfect for a satisfying and flavorful meal.
  • Cafés Charming cafés offering a variety of freshly brewed coffees and teas, along with light snacks, pastries, and desserts. Perfect for a morning pick-me-up or an afternoon treat in a cozy atmosphere. View menu
  • Pizza Delve into our perfectly baked pizzas, crafted with hand-tossed dough, rich tomato sauce, and a blend of gourmet cheeses. Each slice bursts with fresh toppings, ensuring a delightful bite every time.
  • Asiatisch

Amenities

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  • Serviert Alkohol

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