Mexican food in Bath is a genuinely small scene – the city’s historic centre doesn’t support the dedicated taquerias and cantinas found in larger cities, so this guide features the four kitchens actually worth seeking out rather than padding the list to match other cuisines.

Dos Dedos is a small Mexican cantina tucked into Edgar Mews off Bartlett Street, with a focused menu built mostly around tacos made with gluten-free corn, alongside pulled pork nachos, plantain tacos, and chicken tinga.

The drinks list is the other half of the draw – over 100 mezcals and tequilas, including a spicy margarita built on coriander, chillies, garlic, and agave syrup.

Dos Dedos — Edgar Mews, Bartlett St, Bath BA1 2QZ, UK | dosdedos.co.uk

Red Hat Taco operates from Green Park Station, a converted Victorian railway station now home to a regular food market, serving tacos from what’s effectively a market-stall setting.

A perfect 5-star average, albeit from a smaller base of 121 reviews, reflects a well-regarded independent taco operation within Bath’s small Mexican food scene.

Red Hat Taco — Green Park Station, Green Park Rd, Bath BA1 1JB, UK | redhattaco.co.uk

Tortilla’s Bath branch sits on Cheap Street near the Abbey, part of the UK-wide fast-casual chain serving California-style burritos, tacos, and rice bowls built to order.

A 4.3-star average across 1,000 reviews makes it the most-reviewed Mexican-style option in the city, reflecting the convenience and consistency of the counter-service format.

Tortilla — 2 Cheap St, Bath BA1 1NE, UK | tortilla.co.uk

Las Iguanas brings a broader Latin American menu – spanning Mexican, Brazilian, and Caribbean influences – to Seven Dials, rather than focusing narrowly on Mexican cooking alone.

A 4.5-star average across over 3,000 reviews is the highest review count of any restaurant in this guide, reflecting the chain’s popularity as a reliable, lively option for Latin-inspired food and cocktails.

Las Iguanas — 12 Seven Dials, Bath BA1 1EN, UK | iguanas.co.uk