The staples of Tex Mex cuisine in a decor of colourfully painted chairs and intricate lampshades.
Hours
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8:45 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7 South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2, D02 EV81, Ireland
Website: http://www.acapulco.ie/
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Reviews
While the food is okay—reliable enough for a casual meal but not particularly standout—the rest of the experience more than makes up for it.
The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, and the chill atmosphere paired with a great playlist makes it a perfect place to unwind. Most importantly, the margaritas are fantastic and easily the highlight of the visit
The menu is packed with tempting options, but my eyes were set on the legendary Chimichanga. We kicked things off with some spicy chicken wings and nachos. They were tasty and arrived quickly.
When the Chimichanga arrived, it was a true ‘Man vs. Food’ moment. This colossal dish, stuffed with chicken, cheese, pinto beans, jalapeños, and guacamole, was as delicious as it was huge. Not everyone at the table could conquer it, but the brave few who did earned some serious bragging rights. The cool, refreshing Margaritas were the perfect accompaniment to the challenge.
Just when we thought we couldn’t manage another bite, we indulged in Acapulco’s signature dessert: deep-fried ice cream with a homemade butterscotch sauce. It was a decadent and perfect end to the meal.
Overall, despite the snug table, Acapulco delivered a fantastic experience with food that impresses in both quantity and quality.
Food has always been satisfying and in particular their frozen margaritas are absolutely delicious making it a stormy option to eat Mexican (especially as there are not many other decent options in Dublin)
In the last couple of attempts the food hadn’t impressed us and neither had the drinks, and so when we got there the last time, we were thinking just to have a drink and then go somewhere else to finish the night
But when we tried the margarita we loved it so much that we ordered a pitcher of their hot spicy one and some nibbles to complement it, turning a quick stop for 1 drink into a small dinner
We will be very likely to back to get a full mela next time!