Casa Morita (Brixton)

• Had dinner there with some friends a couple of weeks ago
• Atmosphere was nice and got very busy when we left
• It was chilly when we were there due to the nature of the places along that area of the market
• They give you blankets if you want them and it's very cosy sitting there with a blanket and rum hot choc
• Casa Morita is a small mexican dinner placed just within brixton market
• The service is very helpful and gave me alot of advise on my order
• I had a tortilla which was really fresh and really satisfied my stomach
• One of the best Mexican restaurants in London I must say
• The food is tasty and authentic with no over the top innovations
• The sauces were impeccable too
• I had the worst Mexican food in my whole lie and I was very disappointed by this
• The staff was also not very attentive and they have no clue to what they are serving and what is their specialty
• Casa Morita (Brixton) is very dissatisfying
• The dishes mentioned on the menu are quite misleading and the actual dishes are different than what is promised in the menu
• I am sure Casa Morita (Brixton) must have been good but our experience is completely different from what was expected
• Why it was a horrendous experience was not only because the dishes were poorly served
• Also because the dishes were poorly prepared
• The service was also extremely poor and way below expectations
• The food was refreshing and must say it was absolutely delicious
• The drinks were also good and I really liked the Margarita
• The portion sizes they offer are too less for the price they charge
• We went to this restaurant as we were recommended by a friend to try it out
• The margaritas we ordered were very delicious and spicy
• The ambiance is warm and cosy giving a very comfortable appeal to it
• The food here is very good and whatever we tired was delicious
• The substitutes they used were also acceptable as the end result was good
• Casa Morita (Brixton) will serve you some authentic dishes and the best part of these are that these dishes will be a treat to your stomach
• The ambiance here is pretty good and for a Mexican restaurant that is a must in my view point
• Casa Morita (Brixton) is a refreshing change from the other fake and pretentious Mexican options that litter the city
• Casa Morita (Brixton) is quirky and inviting
• Vegetarian tacos were well prepared and had mild but perfect flavoring
• We ordered Guacamole which was prepared in front of us
• Only downside is less portion size
• The atmosphere was electric and the menu had a lot of healthy options to choose from
• The quality of food was very good and the service was also spot on
• The ambience was quite amazing and I am pretty sure that you will enjoy your time if you are planning to visit this restaurant
• The place was empty though the staff was quite ignorant all the time
• The food also was pretty average and overpriced
• The service was lacking and I must say that there are other restaurants serving better quality of food and that too at reasonable prices
• The unique thing about Casa Morita (Brixton) is that the food avoid any adulteration of fusion with other cuisines and so serves really authentic dishes
• The staff is happy to help you with your order and the food tastes simply delicious
• So I have tried almost every restaurant there is to try here
• This restaurant is less busy usually
• The wait staff was extremely unaccommodating of our allergies and refused to remove an ingredient from the menu
• We also ordered the mojitos which were just as poor
• So my recommendation is to avoid Casa Morita (Brixton)
• So cutting it into half was next to impossible
• Also i felt it was not worth what i paid for it
• The food is strictly average and the prices are pretty steep
• There are many better substitutes in the vicinity so it is advisable to avoid this one
• Casa Morita (Brixton) is strictly avoidable
• The dishes are so greasy and tasteless and the staff cannot be bothered less
• The drinks are still better but only momentarily
• The food was of very bad quality and I contacted the higher authorities to have a look but they were quite reluctant to admit that the quality of food was bad
• This is the first time i am writing a review and that is because of the fact that i was unable to east my dish as it was absolutely unpalatable
• The quality was way beyond the standard and it missed the Mexican taste by a long shot
• We went for tortillas which were hard to even chew
• You may be disappointed with the quantity you may get for the price you will end up paying
• I reckon it is somewhat worth it
• The atmosphere is tight and seems a little crammed up
• You realise how Casa Morita (Brixton) is a good option to enjoy a good evening
• Casa Morita (Brixton) is more of a hit and miss sort kind of thing
• We did not try the food here since the drinks were so ill presented and then then the taste was just average
• The place is nicely done with a lot of attractive advertisements
• Ordered enchiladas with cheese topping
• The presentation was disappointing and the portion size really small
• Infact the price is high as well
• Though honestly i have not had mexican food a lot to outright discard the place but this is my first impression
• The service too was very average
• I recently visited Casa Morita (Brixton) and was quite disappointed with the overall experience
• The food was substandard but the price charged for it were quite more than what it deserved
• I was quite disappointed with the echiladas
• The service was pretty quick but the staff was not that attentive
• It also sells Mexican products which are displayed along the walls
• Casa Morita is a lovely home from home with lovely
• Especially in the winter when it's market set up means the tiny space is swept by gale force winds whenever the door opens
• ' But this is minor given the quality
• Order the homemade guacamole with homemade tortilla chips to start with
• Then the pulled pork or prawns with rice all fab
• Brixton village is attracting young Londoners to come dine
• The latter are rarely seen over here
• There were as many torta stands as there were taco stands

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