Recommended based on 87 votes
(The Overall Rating is calculated using a Weighted Average)
Overview
Flying Fajita Sistas provides diners with an authentic Mexican dining experience using a diverse range of ingredients. From Sopes and Huaraches to Tamales and Chimichangas, diners won't be disappointed. Check out the intimate courtyard for alfresco dining or the upstairs space for groups.
The restaurant is fully licenced and stocks a large range of Mexican beers and fine Tequilas. BYO wine is allowed or choose from the selection of boutique wines.
Taco Tuesdays are already proving popular with $3 tacos and $3 tequila shots.
Bookings are essential on Weekends and Tuesdays.
Great food. No really, great food. We didn't have a booking and were told it as hour's wait, which it was. Make sure you book. Service was okay, considering it was busy, they were friendly though rushed.
Me and my friends ordered almost everything off the menu, however, the one that really stands out is the chichamungka, I can't remember it exactly but its the only with the word CHCIHA" and absolutely gorgeous! Great on money and your tummy! They have the fish as well which I found very exciting. Will definitely come back and will definitely recommend to everybody. Very polite and helpful staff, great ambience and great food. Well done!
Been here several times. The food is nice and the portion are very good. The margaritas are lovely. My favorites are the nachos and fajitas (beef and chicken).Went there once on Tuesday for the tacos but it wasn’t worth it, better to go on a regular evening.
We weren't told in advance that there were two sittings and so were turfed out after 50 minutes, denied dessert because the table was booked. Treated poorly, won't return, it spoilt our Mother's Day dinner.
Have been here twice, once on taco tuesday and was very pleased with the food! (although on taco tuesday the tacos only had meat and cheese in them and didn't come with all the fillings that you'd get on a normal night). Shredded beef tacos were a stand out.
Have also tried the homemade chorizo and steak fajitas- the only thing i could fault with this that they don't give you enough wraps (4) to get through all the meat! The chorizo was definately tastier than the steak. For dessert had the orange flavored creme brulee, which was interesting, but it was a bit too sweet- would've preferred normal creme brulee. Staff were ok, took awhile to flag some down, place is very very noisy but thats most likely due to its popularity.
Will definitely be back again, best mexican I've had so far in the city area! Its definately a lot more pricey than other joints, but the food was worth it.
Tasty food, service not so great. Sangrias were good, but overall a bit overpriced, and very noisy upstairs as the night wore on. They asked us to hurry up when we finished our meal as another party wanted the table.
I have been here twice so far and do highly recommend it! The first was for a surprise birthday party that I organized for my boyfriend. Booked in advanced (even for a Tuesday is gets busy), but when I called back to reserve 2 more seats, unfortunately, they couldn't do that. So booking in advance is a must! The atmosphere is very nice. The waitresses dresses in traditional south American dresses and love the hall of hot sauce. Quite a nice touch. The food there is amazing! Nicely presented and tastes great. It is a bit pricey but who cares when you're getting great food?!
Ate here a few weeks ago. The food was yummy and I can't really fault it. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the Sangria and Margaritas! Service was OK, although the staff weren't overly friendly. Not as good value for money as you get at Baja Cantina, so I doubt I'll go back while I can go there.
I went to this place based on recommendations from eatability but nobody mentioned how expensive the place was! 3 of us were lucky to get out of there under $100! And for the price we paid I was pretty disappointed with the quantity of the food we got. The main I got (can't remember the name but it was just chicken in some pastry) was barely bigger than a meat pie and cost me $20.
And my friends got the sister fajitas for $45 I guess after which the place was named and I tried them and was pretty disappointed as well. If you like spending up big on average food, go to this place. Lucky for me I am back to LA in 6 weeks where I can get a burrito as big as my head for under $10!