La Neta City

I ordered the 5 al pastor tacos and they were pretty good!! The price was also great, only 150 for the 5 tacos. And it was super packed in there, but the service was quick. I also ordered a paloma and I appreciated that they gave it to me in a cup with a salted rim rather than just giving me the can!!

Beautiful original taqueria setting. The tacos al pastor are great. Loved that they hay a salsa bar so you ad as much salsa, cilantro and onion to your tacos as you want. Prices are really reasonable for a Nordic country.

We were looking forward to eat here!! Reviews were good, photos as well. But what a HUGE disappointment. Really SMALL portions for what you pay, NOT RECOMMEND IT! not fresh food and the music was so loud between the kitchen and where we were sitting. Two different types of music it was just noisy!! What a shame, we really wanted some good tacos

A chain of restaurants that deliver exactly what they promise. Taqueria style food at more than reasonable prices. Condiments simple but delivering what you need. To Øl on tap is the current offering for this location.

Amazing place ! Amazing food ! It's always worth the visit. I take all of my out of town firends here.

Disappointed, I don't get the hype. First of all, the place looks like a dungeon and it is pretty dirty/filthy I would say. The service people show no interest to the customers, and the topping bowls were empty. They have old plastic glasses and steel plates that make the experience feel even cheaper, more dirty and less fresh. The food was average, nothing special. The meat was pretty dry and the tortilla bread was not fresh. Some of them had more flavor then others. Portion sizes and prices are descent.

Service : super fast ! Food : the best corn tortillas in Sweden And good salsas. Enjoy nice Mexican tacos with an authentic taste.

I was here for lunch with my boyfriend and it was absolutely delicious 😋 He got the deep fried tacos, and it was soooo good, will definitely order that one next time I’m here. I got the lunch special which was also super good and I got very full and satisfied. The woman who served us was super sweet and adorable as well ☺️

Did not expect to find solid Mexican food in Stockholm but here we are. The street tacos were great and lived that they had a salsa bar (as every good taco place should!).

As a Californian who is spoiled by great Mexican food, let me tell you, the Al pastor tacos here are phenomenal, very authentic, very good. Bistec unfortunately wasn't something my friend and I enjoyed, but the salsas and Al pastor we both agree were great. Well deserved 5 stars, reminded me of home on this snowy day.

The ambiance, the people, and the salsas all get a resounding five stars! Loved the vibe, it's a true taqueria with an open kitchen where you can see the tacos being made. The concept is simple, you order and sit with your buzzer until the food is prepared. We came midday on a Saturday and the line was pretty short, but the wait was about 30 mins until we got our food - which isn't that long as it was the brunch rush and they seemed to be serving a lot of online orders as well. Unfortunately the food didn't live up to the hype. We got the "mix" for five tacos and a bean and cheese quesadilla. The tacos were hard to distinguish between each other, the al pastor meat wasn't very flavorful, and the mushroom tacos were very oily. The bean and cheese quesadilla was great however, the refried beans reminded me of home in SoCal, just like the fried tortillas in taquerias. Unfortunately my very first bite into a taco contained some plastic piece - but that happens, it's not the worst thing - my rating is primarily based on the tacos.

La Neta is a great place to go for some authentic Mexican food in the heart of Stockholm. The prices are reasonable, and the portions are good. The self serve salsa bar is a great touch, and the environment is fun and festive. The food is flavorful and well-prepared. Overall, La Neta is a great choice for a casual night out with friends.

Coming from Los Angeles, my standards for tacos are pretty high. I have to admit, La Neta has it down. Saucedo, carnitas and other meat options with tortillas de maize o harina. Salsas frescas are self -serve and tasty. On the table is where you find the spicy stuff. The best brands of the hottest hot sauces. This taco shop is humble and easy to kick back with a beer while enjoying a plate full of hit tacos. Yum, tastes just like home.

Long live Taco Tuesday! So, this spot is super divey and lowkey. I was told that the owners want to make it feel like you are in Mexico. They succeeded! It definitely has that old country Mexican vibe. You walk down some stairs and pass a window to where you can order. They have all sorts of tacos. They even have corn tortillas! And, they double up on them! Anyway, they have the usual meats, but when I went, they were sold out of everything except the al pastor. I just ordered that. You can order single tacos or five. You'll get a buzzer once you place your order. Drinks are served straightaway. Seating, you will find, is rather difficult to come by. There are only three tables and counter seating that is always packed. The smaller table can seat five or so and the longer tables are communal-style. No worries, as everyone is friends here. Haha. Not really, but whatevs. There is an area that has cups and water pitchers to quench your thirst or put out the fire that the salsas cause. Beside the water, you'll find a buffet server that usually has rice in it. Beside all of that, you'll find the fixings to top your tacos like onion, cilantro (coriander), and various salsas. The tacos are served with grilled pineapple. You may think it odd, but it is quite delicious. I will warn you though...go for the green salsa if you cannot stand the heat. Green means go and red means no! There is a joke about Sweden being the land that lacks spice, but La Neta has definitely got the spice spotlight shining on them. Why are you still reading this? Go grab a taco!

Amigos por siempre! That's other Spanish word that I know, other than tacos . So far, this is the best place to get tacos in Stockholm. Luckily, it's nearby my workplace. Today's lunch is your favorite, amigos. Trust me. If you're a "big", you might consider eating there, so you can refill your rice

4.5 Stars My favorite place in Stockholm for a quick, tasty, filling lunch. The tacos, especially the pirata were enjoyable and could be eaten at the place or taken away. The tacos were pretty plain, some meat (beef or pork), a little bit of cheese, and the larger ones with guacamole. After picking up your taco, you could add onions, rice, and green and red salsa. The lunch deal of two large tacos and a drink for 98 kr was great. Perfect for being on the go in Stockholm. If I were in the area again, I would come back.

La Neta exceeded my expectations!! Since arriving in Europe I have been craving authentic Mexican street tacos, and my wishes were most definitely fulfilled at La Neta! I had three different tacos (I'm honestly not too sure which ones they were) but they were so great! The tacos were filled with lots of meat and had lots of great spices and flavours in them. My favourite part of the whole experience was that you could add as much cilantro and different salsas as you want to help enhance your tacos! It was awesome! Give this place a try!!!

I like this place! Not too pricey, really tasty and really nice. I love it that you can add as much cilantro as you like to your tacos. On the other hand, they have plastic water cups which I'm not a fan of, and the plates squeak a lot. A nice place to bring a date!

Always looking for authentic mexican joints wherever I go, since its one of the cousine that suffers most from unauthentic and bad quality outside of Mexico. La Neta surprised me. Real cantina style, bare, few Menu items, raw authentic good tacos, no fuss, no more fillings than meat, selve serve toppings, wow. Blew my mind, real no fuss food. Top 3 in Europe for authenticity, that I know of. Go try it!

We went in and were a bit confused on how everything worked. We went to the register to order. We each got 5 tacos. They only had two options of meat even though their menu said otherwise. We received a buzzer that would tell us when our food was ready. For water we grabbed cups and there were pitchers on a counter. Along with the pitchers, there were 3 different types of sauce for the sauces but they weren't labeled so I had no idea which was spicy or not. I just went for it though. The tacos were pretty good the guacamole was okay but overall a decent meal.

Restaurant location- 10 Restaurant ambience- 8 Restaurant service- 3 (they're at least friendly) min 28 mins to get our main course from the time we ordered an appetizer. Restaurant food quality- 2 (We ordered ceviche (dry), tacos- 1 (carne asada- eh), enchiladas 6- good, salsa (for chips) disappointing, Tres leche dessert- not my favorite I will give this restaurant one more try before I write it off for dining experience. Overall experience- disappointing

The place seams to be quite popular and we walked there because of the great reviews. The tiny place is underground like a cave. It is super damp inside. The staff is relatively nice specially because I speak Spanish but they first don't have an English menu or any where to see sizes and in fact what it's inside of the tacos. Once we ordered half of the menu since we didn't know what they had and the man at the cashier was loosing his patience. We ended up with a massive order who everyone looked at us like mad people. The tortillas were frozen, the meat was over cooked and tbh I don't know what they were gushing about. It is an OK place, cute Scandinavian style, far from Mexican.

This was probably my least favorite meal during my stay in Stockholm. I got there and was very excited, it was busy and smelled really good. After translating the menu on my phone I decided to order the mixed taco plate for 100 SEK. It came out and looked pretty promising. 5 corn tortillas 3 with beef and 2 with the pork and pineapple. It was all downhill from there. My suggestion is to grab a fork and knife, because you can't even pick them up without them falling apart, that's how greasy they were. I left and my mouth was just coated in grease, yuck! The plus side is that the staff was pretty nice and I liked the topping bar. I would say this place is great if you've never had Mexican food before.

I got the tips from a Mexican & a Chilean friend about this restaurant & I didn't really think the taco was so special so I asked them do you really think this is that good? They also said not good but genuine! And that is true, I mean that's how simple a taco place is supposed to be & prices are the most reasonable in the whole Stockholm but the place is too boring & smelly and you just wanna get out of there as soon as you eat. The taco itself is not so flavorful either but I guess that's how the genuine taco is supposed to be. It also gets very crowded and the crowd is mostly very young people. Oh and last but not least don't expect any hygiene there I think last time they washed those sauce bowls & wiped those tables was 2010! Try their Mexican beer, really good!

I was all alone, homesick, and missing my Southern, California home when I found this jewel of Mexican restaurant in the middle of Stockholm. I, being a Mexico City taco fan, am not easily impressed, but this place was truly authentic Mexican in such a far away land. The only down side was that I arrived late and they did not have any more corn tortillas (they have to make their own) so I had to have my tacos on flour tortillas but the contents were scrumptious! I ordered al pastor tacos and was taken back home by the flavor. The bus boy or helper showed me the salsa bar and told me which sauce was the spiciest. The clientele was a mixture of young, trendy Swedes, and Latinos (No Mexicans but I spoke to Peruvians an Colombians). I also loved their location and how you have to go down some stairs into the basement. I loved this place. It made me feel at home so far away.

The staff was friendly but the taco were just ok , they weren't nothing special . The beef taste as if the meat was boiled and it wasn't as flavorful as I expected.

I've been a big fan of this place ever since it opened in.. (When did it open?) and I still am. This is a no bells and whistles cantina-style "Tortilleria y Taqueria" as it says on the sign. They server proper soft shell tacos and Quesadillas, none of that "taco buffé Santa Maria fredagsmys (Google it :) tex-mex" crap they try to pass off as mexican food in this country. I'd say that this is as authentic it'll get outside of the States and Mexico. This is definitely on par with best tacos I've had in the States. I go for the 'Pirata' large taco every time, two of those is a perfect lunch or dinner meal. Those go for 52 SEK each. The 'Pirata' is just fried beef with a little bit of guacamole and then you can add chopped onions, cilantro and choose from three different hot sauces yourself if you so wish.

Very affordable Mexican spot with outdoor seating and a good selection of beer. Tacos/quesadillas are priced individually, so portions are pretty small but you can mix and match and build up your plate depending on how hungry you are. I got a refried bean quesadilla and an order of guacamole and chips, along with a beer, and was pretty satisfied.

Entering La Neta is like taking a step into another country: México! The colors on walls, chairs, plates; the friendly staff. I just miss some aguas frescas or I'd be convinced that I'd been "transmogrified"! Their lunch specials with two tacos and rice plus a soda or coffee were tasty and filling. If you're accustomed to the Mexican spiciness you may be bit disappointed since their tacos are very flavorful but not spicy. There are salsas, onion and cilantro available if you want to add some spice and additional flavor.

Very good Mexican restaurant, excellent value for money Self service, quick cooking - no possible critics

It has almost been impossible to find any decent Mexican food in Stockholm but thankfully La Neta makes it possible to get some decent Mexican food here as well. It can of course not compete with the awesome road side tacos one can have in Mexico and I would not put it at the same level as the Mexican restaurants in California either but to be Stockholm this is really good. It is also a great budget option in an otherwise expensive city so can strongly recommend it. There is however a distinct budget feel to the place so it is not a place one goes for a fine dining experience - this is a place for a quick bite or perhaps for take out. Selection is limited but they do the things they do well so if you have a craving for Mexican food this is the place in Stockholm.

There were 8 of us and we literally paid $53 for some authentic amazing Mexican food. It was a lot of food And so delicious

I think this place is pretty nice for a casual meal. The prices are fair compared to many other places in Stockholm. The quality, I feel, has varied from time to time. I would personally recommend "frijoles" which is the one I enjoyed the most, it has a very savory taste. Also I like the fact that you can order how many you like which makes it a perfect place if you're not super hungry. Can be crowded from time to time. Some of the addictional sauces are pretty hot so beware if you're not a fan of too spicy food. My boyfriend poured a bit too much and had a hard time... :)

This is not Authentic Mexican food, maybe in Sweden this is considered good but Chipotle is better in my opinion. (That says a lot ) I had high expectations for the tacos since I was told that the staff and owners were Mexican. However they probably made adjustments to cater to the clientele. I wasn't impressed. I'm curious, what's the process for labeling food as authentic ? Because I've been to Mexican restaurants in Mexico and in border towns in California that were amazing. I'm not a Mexican food expert, but this is far from authentic and the reviews are misleading.

For me this was a place I took a chance on for its impressive reviews. I love Mexican an I'm used to really great quality Mexican and I always hope for good service wherever i go. I found this restaurant pretty grimy. It had pretty limited seating, no decor, manky sauce bottles that havnt been cleaned once since opening despite customers sharing them everyday. The menu was brief, no burritos though which was a big disappointment, but tacos are my fav so that was a good option. The menu itself was in Swedish, which I'm getting used to! However when I asked for help with the menu the staff told me there was fish when there wasn't and never told me about a pork an pineapple option! Which google translate told me after ordering! Devastated! Our meal was good, but not to the standard I expected being the top rated Mexican restaurant in Stockholm. The guac was overly salted and the taco was nothing to write home about. If this is the best Mexican in the city I will be sad! Hoping for a better standard of food and more personality! -2 stars for service and general atmosphere, crammed bench seating, grimy feel and unpleasant decor.

BEST MEXICAN FOOD YOU WILL FIND IN STOCKHOLM (even all of Sweden to be honest). Not the best in the world, that's for sure, but best I found in Sweden. Very fun atmosphere. Restaurant is somewhat underground and always has a cool vibe to it. The food is flavorful and fun. I love their tacos. The key is to add a lot of toppings at their service bar. They usually have a lot of very good salsas and onions and other fillers that you can stuff your tacos with. They are a little small and pricey for what you get. But very yummy. They have great customer service. And if you speak spanish, the guys will love you as most of the workers are hispanic or latinos. Whenever I go to Stockholm, I will stop by for lunch.

AWESOME for Stockholm! I was So Excited to find a) affordable food in Stockholm that wasn't a hot dog, and b) these are pretty good! AND most importantly, c) the hottest salsa is pretty delicious!! The guy who worked here warned me saying it was "strong," though for me the "stronger" the better. They had a green salsa, a red salsa that smelled a lot like chipotle, and this very strong one, which had a great flavor, and was spicy. Not killer spicy, but definitely spicy. The taco shelf you passed featured the sprinkle-your-own onion + cilantro. Glad it was there because the tacos otherwise arrive with meat + tortilla. (I'm used to specifying condiments when I order.) We got 5 tacos for 90kr, as of May 2013. I shared these and [lackluster] corn chips + pretty good guacamole, with my husband for lunch. Sunny outside on their picnic benches, which was just a delight with a Negro Modelo. THANK YOU for being here!! *I agree with Sean, that I was "missing" the single tortilla their tacos feature, versus the double tortilla I too am accustomed to enjoying [in Chicago]. But overall, delicious and great prices. That is, for Stockholm!!

When I got to Stockholm I googled best cheap eats and La Neta was a top choice. This place easily could have charged more for their authentic Mexican food,outstanding. The prices were very reasonable, Small menu but ate there twice and tried multiple items. The best was the Alambre was the best choice, a mix of chicken, bacon, peppers, onions and cheese in a burrito absolutely delicious. If you're visiting Stockholm I'd definitely make a note to visit

Best Mexican authentic food in Stockholm. Busy during lunch and dinner. Make sure to be there earlier and before they run out on all vegetarian choices, if not meat eater

Yup, definitely liked it here. Very simple looking place that serves tasty food. Good amount of options for Vegetarians. I am not but I did not feel like eating meat that evening, so I ordered Venduras (25 SEK) and Guacamole con Totopos (40 SEK), both yummy. It's very close to T-Centralen. Well visited. Tasty. Not sure if it is inexpensive for the size they serve (can't compare to another Mexican place, sorry).

No thanks. Not very Mexican to me. The beef was suuuuper boring. The al pastor was okay. Skip it folks... very hard to find amazing tacos (real freaking tacos from Mexico) in Sweden. Good meetballs though!!

As a Mexican food aficionado, this place is a must! I got their info from Buzzfeed's top 12 cheap eats in Stockholm and I knew that this was a place to try. They make everything fresh so if they are out, they are out! Their tortillas which are homemade are perfect! I had their Bistec (steak) taco, the Pirata which was steak and cheese and their potatoe and cheese quesadilla. You can see them making your meal, they are fast and super good! Top your tacos off with some salsa verde, onion and cilantro. Order a Negra Modelo and you are set! The food so so delicious! The next time I visit Stockholm, I will eat here again! Great price for delicious food!

A place after my own heart. When I first got to Sweden last year, a few coworkers mentioned La Neta when I complained about this phenomenon we like to call the 'Swedish Taco'. Coming from NYC, I'm used to having plenty of authentic Mexican restaurants (and trucks :P ) to choose from. My ideal taco is made with a small corn tortilla, lots of meat, and topped with diced white onions and cilantro. Imagine my surprise trying a Swedish "taco" made with a huge flour tortilla, lettuce, and cucumbers (????????????). I won't even mention the need to eat everything with a fork and knife here. I was so glad to walk into this place and see the servers wearing shirts that encouraged you to eat with your hands. Don't get me wrong, I still enjoy eating tacos the Swedish way (I don't foodscriminate). There's just something comforting about being up in a little Scandinavian city, an entire ocean away from the birth of the taco, and still having a semi-authentic experience.

I am surprised that so many Americans are giving La neta such a high score. Their tacos an quesadillas are good and about as good as it gets with Mexican food in Sweden and Stockholm, but having grown up in both Mexico, L.A. and a Mexican-packed NYC neighborhood I just don't think "good" comes close to the great Mexican food I have experienced in all different price ranges throughout my life. The individual components are en point, great flavor in beans, meat and decent cheese (!!! cheese is impressive since it is practically impossible to get a hold of Mexican or even american cheese in Sweden), but where it lacks is in composition. The vegetarian taco option with just cheese and potato is odd, meat could be combined with more than just the buffet selection of hot sauce and coriander and the bean taco is just too much beans on its own. Then of course I would love to see a Mexican restaurant that actually delivers Mexican food that's more than just tacos and quesadillas, but I get that this is not what La Neta are going for--it is more of a fast food joint in a nice environment. The staff consist of a couple of oddballs, but I don't necessarily think that is a problem as it is not a sit-down-to-be-waited environment. For a quick lunch this is a great place, better than the generic thai, flavorless dumplings or worn-out meze variations in its price range and area, but for dinner I would choose something else. A plus for the tortilla chips though. Nice, thin and crispy like they should be, and something that's impossible to get a hold of in local grocery stores!

No, nope, not at all. I had been wanting to try this place since I learned it existed last year, so I had high expectations. It was exciting to see people with what looked like appetizing plates of 5 small soft tacos and chips with guac. The main menu board is useless -- names of the tacos with no list of ingredients. So grab the take out menu as fast as you can. Chicken taco's with bacon? What? Quesadillas with half potatoes? No. Whatever this place wants to be, it's not Mexican. I got the Pirata and Alambra large tacos. The Pirata is steak with guac and the guac didn't really show up for the party, leaving me basically with a tortilla of steak. The steak was okay -- could have been really tasty with the proper amount of guac between the lines. The Alambra was a disgrace -- I love the taste of bacon too, but it doesn't belong in this soft taco. This is in no way the taste of Mexico, nor the right combination with chicken (again, guac is the way forward). But let's break it down to the basics. The tortillas are not well made. It should be soft and delicious on its own. A good tortilla sells itself. These were.... well just think stale and not memorable. The guac, which I am judging from the chips, was not up to par. Very basic, which can be okay with a good avocado but it wasn't even properly ground. The fresh salsa (mild) was quite good though, and if you mix that and the onions in with the guac then you end up with something respectable. I recommend that. Chips were not great, but okay. At least they didn't serve the "nacho" chips that every bar serves up, but they were going towards the stale side and come on, bake your own fresh, hot chips! You're a Mexican joint! Much as some judge a restaurant on the bread and butter, I think it's a fair point to judge a Mexican place on their chips and salsa. And they should be HOT. This *definitely* is not authentic Mexican food beyond the fact they they are serving you on small tortillas. Nor is it Tex-Mex, nor is it American Mexican. It's very much Stockholm Mexican and it has very far to go. I've never missed home so much as when I ate here. I'm being harsh on this place -- I would return. It seems like the best that Stockholm has to offer in this arena. But it's so, so far from the experience that Stockholmers should have when they sit down with a tortilla, and some hot chips and salsa and definitely a margarita. I wish that I could share this experience with you. For now, I'll just close my eyes and remember times from far away.

Growing up, Mexico was my backyard, literally... and I miss it like crazy... well, the food anyway... So... needless to say I have been spoiled with excellent Mexican food my entire life and I have had a very difficult time finding a simple quesadilla here in Stockholm.... Until I found LA NETA - My LOVE!! La Neta is a TRUE AUTHENTIC Mexican taco bar!!! No Tex-Mex, no frozen tortillas, no canned salsa or tub of guacamole here... it's the real deal, all made with the good ingredients right there in the kitchen you see when you walk in the door. Muy Muy Bueno!!!

First time I went here I did fall in love with the restaurant and the concept of simple fast food, but after some consideration about the food itself I doubt this is "real" Mexican food. It sounds more like a cliché and is equivalent to the fixed idea that meatballs is a traditional Swedish dish. The staff is not as nice as I wish them to be and that is always a big minus for me. Also, the food is a bit too simple to be given four starts - I feel like it would be a lot cheaper and more fun if I stayed at home and cooked the same meal with friends instead of going out for the sake of just eating. Paying 90kr for two tortillas really seems a bit too pricy.

What can I say, last place on earth I expected for delicious Mexican food. Traveling throughout Europe and in Stockholm for Summerburst, we decided to check this joint out. Swedish people are crazy over the quesadillas but the real treat are in the tacos. Delicious and very hearty. If you're in town, do not miss this spot!

The lunch offer costs 90 kr and it includes two big tacos from around 10 items list and a bit of rice, for additional 5 kr you can get coffee or a drink. The tacos taste good, but I find it really weird that they offer some rice with it. It is not really a suitable food combination, it rather looks like that they were kind of looking for a reason to charge 90 kr for a lunch. And yeah, when you order a take-away lunch, they do not put any forks or spoons, so that rice you may only eat with the fingers, if you then dare to eat rice after having tacos. This place is overrated.

After coming here, My friend described the place saying that if a Mexican came directly from the airport to La Neta and tried their menu, he would shoot himself and die. I wouldn't call it that bad, but I was disappointed. First, The guacamole dip to the side chips was basically tasteless avocado chopped in pieces. Second, in most Mexican places I've gone to, side chips comes with the meal for free!. Besides the chips I got both one of the large tacos and a quesadilla. The "large" taco wasn't really that large. If you market it as being large, I expect more. The filling was fine but simply not enough ingredients and they could have increased the amount of filling. The quesadilla menu was a bit strange. Half of the options had potatoes in them - hmm. Well I tried that, and it was a strange combination. I might be a bit harsh, but I had quite high expectations to the place after having it recommended and reading the yelp reviews. I might go again just to see if it actually is this 'bad', but not to enthusiastic about that.

In New York City and even in Nowalk or Stamford, CT, one will encounter a range of opinions on great Mexican food. But in Stockholm, there seems to be an overwhelming consensus for LA Neta as the winner. And after having enjoyed dinner there, I would not attempt to disagree. Their tacos are simple, but delicious. Ingredients were fresh and cooked perfectly. We were looking for an affordable meal that would not drag on for too long and this place worked well ! Having enjoyed great Mexican food in New York, California, Arizona and Texas...this place was able to deliver similar quality from some of my favorite places from the aforementioned states back in the U.S..

Oh my gosh, I didn't think a decent Mexican taqueria existed in Stockholm. But it does, which is, in fact, one of my happiest moments of 2012 so far. Menu is very limited and somewhat catered toward Swedes I think. I've never seen tacos with bell peppers, pineapple, and/or bacon in California... Anyway, the menu has basic tacos, larger tacos, quesadillas, and some other basic things. I haven't tried the al pastor (they were out last time), but the bistec and suadero are pretty good. I would recommend the tacos grandes with the guacamole. Make sure to use the sauces or else it's really not the same. BTW, no agua frescas or horchata. =( Staff are friendly and converse in Spanish! Which makes me feel happy and at home. I wish they had burritos and/or carnitas, which are what I prefer to eat. But tacos will do just fine for now!!! Prices are actually quite cheap and affordable too. I plan to become a regular. =)

Wow! I grew up in Southern California so I know good Mexican food when I taste it. I think this is as authentic as you can get. Their menu is somewhat limited, but what they have is delicious and great. Yum yum!

Feels very close to authentic tacos from Mexico. Home-made tortillas are a nice touch. Decor is unpretentious and also typical Mexican :-) I recommend if you are in the mood for authentic tacos!

We don't speak Swedish but the server was very happy to explain all the taco options to us. We regularly go to Chipotle restaurants in London so are used to big fat burritos. Here you can have smaller tacos and a variety. 5 for 95 SEK seemed about right from prices we are used to back home. They tasted great but agree with previous reviews that the layout of the restaurant is claustrophobic. They have buzzers to tell you when your food is ready though so they have clearly done what they can with the space they've got. All round great taste. Nice to have fresh, authentic ingredients for a good price.

Yummy, simple, and quite crowded. Cilantro/coriander is a must!! Take a lot ;) I recommend the one with only vegetables, it's probably my favourite. The guacamole is nice too!

La Neta has great taste but really crappy dining experience and way to small tacos. A taco for me is either huge and well filled or many small tacos. I would also very much like to see more alternatives. Be the first place in stockholm with fish tacos both baja style and normal. Also get the condiments up to par, they are quite boring now.