For "inventive", "unexpected" fare boasting "flavors you won't taste anywhere else" fans swear by "personable" chef-owner Carlos Gaytan's "delicious" French-influenced Mexican cooking at this "lively", somewhat "out-of-the-way" Noble Square stop; "accommodating service" and a "clean, modern" setting also work in its favor, so bean-counters complaining of "high prices" are drowned out by fans...
Mexican/French fare?! Si and Oui, please! It's a sophisticated setting with dishes that will surprise you...in a good way!
Unusual French-inflected Mexican is a hit at this West Town hot-spot.:
Mexique Restaurant Review: Chef and co-owner Carlos Gaytan is doing something different at Mexique, and it turns heads for good reason. French-trained and Mexico-born, he’s combining the two cooking styles with eye-popping results. The setting is simple and unadorned, but the food is anything but. If you can, begin with the innovative sopes trio of chimichurri-soused escargots, shrimp Provençal...
Some of the most interesting Mexican food in Chicago. The fusion with French techniques is wonderful and under appreciated.