Sol Mexican Grill

I had a very disappointing experience with the food. Neither the fish taco nor the chicken burrito tasted authentic. The fish in the taco was so unappetizing that I had to spit it out. Additionally, the chicken in the burrito was dry with very little of it in the wrap, this a 80% rice, 19.5% vegetables ( onion, beans, and lettuce), .5% chicken.

We were drawn into this restaurant by the $2.75 tacos for taco Tuesday. These were pretty uninspired tacos, but they were fine. We both got two carne asada tacos and they came with two toppings and a salsa. I tried both the spicy and medium salsas. The spicy wasn't very spicy. The medium was better because it was more flavorful (obviously not more spicy). The real crime here was that they call themselves a Mexican restaurant and they don't even have corn tortillas 🤌. Can't complain too much about a $2.75 taco. But I probably won't be hitting them up again any time soon.

Good fast food Mexican restaurant near the Washington Convention Center. Quick service, good fish tacos, indoor and patio seating, and reasonable prices compared to most of the local restaurants.

Ummm, YUM! The quesabarria was fresh, flavorful, and simply fantastic. A lot of cheese and the jus with white onion and cilantro was "awesome sauce!"

I really enjoyed the food! The chicken was crispy and had better flavor than Chipotle. All of the toppings tasted fresh and they give you a nice healthy portion. For the price and flavor it’s definitely worth a visit!

Fresh ingredients and lots of selections at this unique and alternate Mexican Grill. I ordered the grilled chicken bowl with a horchata and my bill came out to around $16. The food was fresh and the service was quick. They have some nice outdoor seating where you can enjoy your meal on a nice summer day. I recommend visiting this restaurant if you want a good alternative From chipotle and District Taco.

I wanted something really quick to eat, so I stopped in at this take out restaurant. I walked in, and the setup was like a Chipotle. I ordered the 2 chicken tacos with everything and paid and left. When I dug in, the tacos were delicious! I enjoyed it and had a good experience.

I am from Texas and know Mexican food, but this is not Mexican food. I rarely eat Mexican food anywhere except in my hometown because San Antonio has the best in the country. This place was new to me and I thought it was a small business owned eatery. It is not, they have several if not more. My experience. 1. I walk in and they looked (two of them) bored and as If they hated being there. No smiles, no "hello welcome" 2. I asked to have my tortillas warmed up and toasted. He made a feeble attempt as they were still cold and from a plastic bag that you get from the store, so that was a clue this was just a fast food wanna be Mexican place. 3. The Asada was luke warm at best and dry. It was just horrible. I am Mexican-American and I know what it is suppose to taste like. People in DC have no clue what Mexican Food is suppose to taste like so they are being fooled. What a waste. I will never go back.