Dos Caminos

jcrimi 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

Blasphemy, at best. – I simply can not understand how Dos received even the modest rating it did!!! Because i like to keep it positive...i'll start with such: i found the service to be some of the best in SoHo-the staff was polite, relaxed, and not as condescending as other neighboring restrs. The food was no better than a run-of-the-mill Burritoville, the portions are tiny, and the prices are abominable (and i spend a great deal on food) A taco with rice and beans and a marg. ran ~$30 ($12 for the taco, 8 for the r&b, 10 fi... read more

simone 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

Welcome Dos Caminos Soho!!! – I heard mixed feelings about this restaurant and thought I should check it out to form my own opinion. One word fantastic! Yeh, it's Soho. Great for people watching which we all secretly love to do. But besides all that, the food was delicous, the staff are friendly and professional and the margarita's are to die for! I recommend the snapper ceviche and the seabass and for dessert the warm chocolate empanada. Keep up the good work guys, we will be back! 

sm8099 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

Not as Good – Went last Sunday night. The place is much more relaxed than the one on Park Ave. S. The orders got mixed up and the waitress was very "strange". The "plus" is that they have an outside dinning area. It is ok. Overall, I prefer the one on Park. 

Katjh80 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

Mexican hits Soho – I have to say that Dos Caminos was much better than I had expected. I had also heard some negative things, but I had a nice dinner. The guac is great and compares to Rosa Mexicano and the dishes are good. I had the tamale stuffed with chicken and served with rice. It was tasty and I enjoyed it. The drinks are overpriced and small!! There is probably not even a shot of tequilla in one of their margs. I had the passion fruit marg which was good, but not worth 10 dollars. I would go back to Dos Caminos, but ... read more

acoustic971 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

The Sequel – I've been to Dos Caminos on Park Avenue religiously. I have to admit the sister in Soho, is great and will shine just as much as the one on Park Avenue in a month or two. The guac of course is amazing and they REALLY dont kid around about their spicy level guac. If it's spice that you want this sequel has it to offer. Yet another great Steve Hanson restaurant in Soho. 

bettykat 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

Heard good things but.... – I'd heard the original Dos Caminos was excellent. It may be--who knows (we're big fans of Rosa Mexicano, and heard the guacamole here would be just as good or better). We showed up, ordered guacamole and drinks and...got the guac but no drinks until it was all gone (approximately 20 minutes later). We could never find our waitress when we needed her. We frequently were without water. The place was full of drunk, screaming "scenesters" and we had to shout--like at a club--to hear each other. I orde... read more