Cuisines and Dishes at Mexico City Gourmet:
- Mexican
Mexico City Gourmet
2134 N Decatur Rd,
Decatur
GA
30033
(404) 634-1128
Ratings and Reviews for Mexico City Gourmet
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Jan 01 2011
Michael l. via Yelp
It is finally going out of business. 20 years too late!!!! Absolutely the worst dining experience I've had in Atlanta. Very bland food with horrible...read more
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Nov 17 2010
Jenny K. via Yelp
I love their carne asada and the workers are all very cool and personable. Great margaritas tooread more
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Sep 11 2010
Addy C. via Yelp
I remember back in the day (aka 1990s), everyone raved about this place having the best and most authentic Mexican food. 20 years later, I finally got a...read more
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Feb 28 2009
jksteacher via Citysearch
We haven't been to MCG in a couple of years, so maybe things have been changing for a while, but we could not be more disappointed...read more
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Jan 06 2009
Steever via Citysearch
I travel for work and eat Mexican several times a week all over the SE. When I want good fresh margaritas, not the sour mix kinds...read more
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Nov 07 2008
rocbrown via Citysearch
I recently had dinner at MCG and loved it. This was my first time in. Mexico City was recommended to me by a friend who has lived ...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Arts and crafts twinkle on light yellow walls at this Emory-area institution where friendly servers efficiently accommodate patrons dining beneath exposed brick arches. Traditional guitar and keyboard-accompanied ballads entertain larger crowds on Friday and Saturday nights.
The Food
Poblano chiles relleno (when in season) and hearty chicken mole are a couple of the best dishes on this Mexican menu. Salsa is typically mild; the guacamole could use a dash more of seasoning. Jalapeno pinto bean soup has a smoky fullness from bacon, but little bite. Vegetarian Georgia burrito and enchilada lunch specials bulge with vegetables, while Veracruz red snapper gets lost under a heap of jalapenos, olives, capers and onions. For dessert, the caramel-drizzled flan is a sleekly molded indulgence.
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