Fuego Old Town Eatery

Name: Fuego Old Town Eatery
Address: 1435 Store St, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Telephone: +12505902177
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.5

1055 votes

#3 of 61 Mexican restaurants in Victoria

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If you happen to be near Fan Tan Alley, you can go to this restaurant. Come to this place and discover Mexican cuisine. It's time to try nicely cooked omelettes, enchiladas and eggs benedict. Being at Fuego Old Town Eatery, taste good pancakes, French toasts and churros. Take your chance to taste delicious wine. After a long working day, you can try great latte, chocolate milk or horchata.

The intimate atmosphere of this place allows customers to relax after a hard working day. The staff is appealing that's what makes this spot so good. Fast service is something visitors like here. Prices are fair for the quality you receive. With the terrific decor, guests might feel at home there. Based on the guests' feedback on Google, this restaurant deserved 4.6.

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Mike Meigs 13 days ago on Google

Great food. Really enjoyed the pork tacos. Don’t miss the wonderful churros for dessert too! Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Churros & Chocolate, Tacos, Enchiladas

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L 13 days ago on Google

- delicious Mexican breakfast food - I found this place through Reddit with a search of fav breakfast places in Victoria, so we are giving it a shot. The decor was unique, cozy, and Mexican xD! We ordered the chilaquiles skillet, Spanish omelette, and the mango mama pancakes. My husband also ordered a side of hash brown. The pancakes came first and they were five small pancakes with blueberries, mango, and syrup. They were delicious and I think mango was seasoned already as it tasted slightly different than fresh mango. The waitress recommended the chef's skillet, so we got that instead. It came with fresh avocado, beans, two eggs, and quite a lot of mushed tortilla with cheese. I enjoyed it but I'm not a fan of the texture so much. The omelette was probably my favorite out of the three dishes. The cornbread that came with it was also interesting. I didn't pay much attention to it at first since I wasn't very big on cornbread, but the crispy sides were really nice, and I guess that's why people on reddit were in love with the cornbread here. The hash browns were basically fries/fried potatoes to me with some green onion and sour cream. My husband enjoyed it but I wasn't a big fan as it seems super filling. We managed to finish everything with the three of us. The service was good, and they also refilled my hot water once as well. I don't remember the vibe as nothing was playing at that time. There weren't a lot of people dining there between 10 to 11 am on a Thursday either. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

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Jeff P 2 years ago on Google

Enjoyed breakfast at Fuego Old Town Eatery, fantastic service and beautifully spicy breakfast meal. Enjoyed the Fuego Benny with Cornbread. Very tasty with the house habanero sauce. We also had a fantastic view of the Johnson Street Bridge raising while enjoying our meal.