Experience the Flavors of Mexico in the Heart of Lincoln, NH! Located on the stunning White Mountains, Nachos Mexican Bar & Grill is the premier Mexican restaurant in Lincoln, New Hampshire. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery and endless outdoor adventures, our restaurant is the perfect spot to refuel and relax. Enjoy biking, hiking, and camping in the summer, or skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling in the winter. Our menu has something for every taste and craving, from burgers to fajitas, including vegan and veggie options. Join us at Nachos Mexican Bar & Grill for a truly unforgettable dining experience amidst the natural beauty of Lincoln, NH! Our menu is carefully crafted with traditional Mexican flavors and modern twists,
Payton Hunter
All I can say is wow. Great little spot to warm up, get out of the snow and fill your belly. The food was great, all the different flavors accented each other very well. Reviews on here say it can be on the higher priced side but there’s nothing wrong with paying a little extra for quality food. The staff was polite and accommodating and the place has really cool atmosphere and color scheme. The food came out fast and was definitely made fresh. This is definitely a must stop if you’re passing by or through Lincoln.
… moreHari Kanna
Visited this Mexican restaurant with my friends during our fall colors trip — it was a beautiful experience! The prices are a bit on the higher side, but the food quality and flavors make it worth it. The place is very close to the scenic Artist Trail, Echo Lake Beach, and the White Mountains. Great spot to enjoy delicious Mexican food and refreshing drinks after exploring the area. Highly recommend
… moreThijs Kleemans
This was probably the first Mexican restaurant ever in the US, started way before 1776 when the British were still ruling over the land and this restaurant adapted to their taste palate. How a Mexican restaurant can make food this bland is a mystery. There were literally no spices in anything.
The burrito was filled with rice, tomatoes and beans instead of chicken. Only a very small part was shredded chicken, less than 1 nugget. No salsa verde, Rojo, sour cream or guacamole.
The fajita was ok, but yet again, no spices. All in all just mediocre. Service was fine, food came out relatively fast.
The drinks menu was bigger than the food, however no prices listed, which is a giveaway for what kind of establishment this is.
A greasy, dark dump with a silence that’s deafening that looks like a “hole in the wall”-bar, and advertises for the “best burger in Lincoln”, which is quite a weird feat for a Mexican restaurant…
Add the undisclosed 20% “service charge” on top (yet they’re still asking for an additional tip, so be warned!) and Gordon Ramsey himself would quit within 5 minutes of the newest “kitchen nightmares” episode.
… moreEli Moslemi
I liked it here in the Nachos Mexican Bar And Grill. I had a good experience there. The food we ordered was well cooked and delicious. I ordered strawberry shake which came in a big size but it was not that good as I expected. However, the food, the portion, and the price were fine.
… moreBen
They have a cool vibe and atmosphere. The food is above average, not great though. My steak fajita was over-cooked. The smoothy was fresh and good but had too much ice in it.
… moreJackie Regan
My husband, son and I just ate at Nachos. We had been here years ago and had good memories of it. This time we were less than thrilled. The food was decent, but small for the prices. Our waitress asked us if we wanted guacamole for the chips and we said sure. We expected a price, but when we saw $9 for about two spoonfuls, we were shocked. We were also shocked to see a $4 charge for more chips. But, the real kicker was the 20% service charge. I inquired about it, and was told it’s “automatic”. I figured it was a management thing, so I tipped anyways, thinking our waitress was just doing her job. I was a bit peeved upon reading other reviews that this was indeed a tip, not an “automatic” thing. I wish she had been truthful, rather than walking away with a $30 tip on a $70 bill. So, needless to say, we won’t be back. Food may have been decent, but outrageous up charges just don’t cut it.
… moreIsrael Timberlake
The food, the drinks, the service and the vibe was great We will definitely be back
… moreIsla Garcia
I was really disappointed with my experience here. The food didn’t taste like authentic Mexican cuisine, and the service was horrible — nothing special. What really surprised me was the automatic 20% service charge on the bill. I’ve never seen that at a restaurant before, and it felt excessive considering the quality of the food and service. It also gave us food poisoning! Never coming back!!
… moreSeth Fineman
The weight staff are extremely friendly, make you feel like family. They’ve put a lot of effort into how they designed a place to be welcoming. The food is really well priced and delicious!
… moreTom Rubino
Quick version, avoid this place. Long version read on. Where to start… Water with no ice. Want a soda, here’s your can, and yeah no refills. Tacos with beef are literally that. No seasoning, sauces etc. Just plain beef. Fried chicken sandwich under cooked. Burgers with stale buns that fall apart. This is not a Mexican restaurant. Nothing about the food being served here is authentic Mexican. No napkins at a table, either before or after your sat. We had to ask for napkins. Had to flag down waitress to get another drink as she never came back after taking our order. Then there is the intentionally deceptive FEES. Yes, in a small black box on the menu it says 20% tip added. No you can’t tip less, is built in. Not on a big table, all tables. Then they give you a QR code to pay for tab. That pops up and immediately asks for a 20% tip. Another one that is, because the bill already has 20% on it. If your not paying attention you might very well tip 45-50% by accident because your tipping on included tip as well. The food it horrible, the service stinks, and they are intentionally being misleading with tipping. Avoid at all costs. Starve first.
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