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Marix Tex Mex Cafe
Menu for Marix Tex Mex Cafe
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Ratings and Reviews for Marix Tex Mex Cafe
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Apr 30 2012
Rich L. via Yelp
Being from Texas (born and raised) I know what Tex-Mex is supposed to taste like. This place was okay, but I've had better back home. Everything my wife and...read more
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Apr 18 2012
Doug A. via Yelp
A great place for Tex Mex. Good chips and salsa. My meal was great...ahi tuna tacos. Prices were good. Service was good.read more
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Mar 25 2012
Mike D. via Yelp
I totally missed the part in the name of the place that said "TEX MEX". Which means, bland and boring to us REAL Mexicans. I attended Taco Tuesday and was...read more
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Mar 27 2009
IACYOO via Citysearch
Marix is great if you look at the big picture. There is a ton of eye candy, great place to be seen, great drinks and the place can...read more
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Nov 28 2008
lalalander via Citysearch
I recently had dinner at Marix on a Friday night. Our party of three had an appetizer, 2 pitchers on margaritas and 3 meals. Eve...read more
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Sep 10 2008
MacGyverEats via Citysearch
Warning: Marix is not actually Tex-Mex. The queso tastes like it was made from powdered cheese, or stale velveeta at best. The f...read more
The Scene
Come happy hour, Marix fills with thrill-seeking locals seeking potent margaritas and spicy dishes--and not just of the gastronomic variety. Each wood-trimmed cantina offers a decidedly different kind of action. The Santa Monica locale keeps a casual beach vibe, while the West Hollywood site jumps and bumps with a mostly gay clientele and a constant techno beat--even during Sunday brunch.
The Food
Offset the ''Kick Ass'' margarita buzz with a lime-drenched seviche ''cocktail'' or guacamole appetizer. Entree options range from typical Mexican fare (tostadas, enchiladas, tacos, burritos) to ''Tex''-inspired, jalapeno-spiced meat dishes served with hefty portions of garlic mashed potatoes. If you don't mind a little head-turning attention, try the popular Sizzling Fajitas; a searing and aromatic platter of either beef, chicken, veggies, shrimp or swordfish, accompanied by heaping mounds of beans, rice, cheese and sour cream. Soothe the chipotle burn with a brownie sundae for dessert.