Mexican
Sara Cox and Darren Harriott host Mexican night. Five of the nation's top-rated takeaways roll into Manchester to compete in an epic battle of tacos and quesadillas, as fabulous authentic Mexican dishes drawing inspiration from all corners of Mexico are cooked up for tonight's take-out menu.
Competing for the top takeaway accolade are Lincolnshire father-and-daughter duo Rodolfo and Amaya of El Ajolote. Married couple Erik and Sandra own hip-hop-inspired Homies on Donkies Mexican takeaway in Walthamstow. From Brighton, owner Aoife and chef Benjy of La Choza offer seafood-inspired Mexican. Representing Hertfordshire are owner Alastair and head chef Edgar of The Mexican in Ware. Finally, serving up their grannies' authentic Mexican dishes are best pals Aldo and Joel from Tacos MX in Fulham.
Judging the Mexican cuisine and deciding a winner will be a host of Great British takeaway-loving families who will eat, rate and score the food from the comfort of their dining table or sofa alongside guest judges Heaton Moor Tennis Club.
But who will the families rate as their top Mexican takeaway tonight?
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