Santiago's Cafe

Great food and great service

No one here at two in the afternoon. It was so quiet i could hear the microwave. You could hear the chef coughing and he touched his nose.the food tasted bland. With my burger they gave chips that must have been premade, like everything else. Not to mention the burger costing 23 dollars.

Food is bad

I rate the Mexican food a 3 out of 10 I have had far better

Excellent little spot for Mexican food. Service was kind and price is right.

We used to go here every other month or so for some home made well done and fairly authentic mexican cuisine. Then they dropped the chimichanga, which was by far one of the best dishes available. I continue to hope for its return. The ceviche is filling and also excellent. Beer selection is bottled (including Modelo, Dos Equis). Margarita's are tasty with nicely spiced rims.

Food was good and big portions.

Popped in late pm on a sunday after arriving in Victoria. Greeted by a lovely waitress good local beer . I had the chilli which was perfectly spiced added some home made hot sauce . Beware the Jalepeno on the side .

The food was pretty bad, nothing is remotely fresh, the guac tastes like it could be from a discount grocery store, the ice cream tastes like it’s made from opossum or maybe otter milk. I could only assume a Caucasian person who has never been south of the 49th parallel is in charge of that menu. Though the food was bad the service was fine, and the restaurant was surprisingly clean, I thought there would be more dust since everything is nailed to the wall, like no open spaces, if there could have been a blank space, bam nail a corona bucket to the wall. Last gripe, the napkins are a weird 80’s pink color that matches nothing.