Friday night dinner Sope de carne asada Must have…read more Bistec Ranchero. Very good Saturday breakfast Nopal taco w asada. MUST HAVE Chorizo burrito. Delicious Carne asada burrito. Great flavor!! Habanero salsa. Off the chart delicious Green salsa. Just wow That place does not disappoint Must go when in Mecca !!!

to start no one was up front to take orders and the lady, the cook, was on her phone and annoyed…read morethat I rang the bell. I guess being on the phone is better than taking my order. I also noticed that she poured what looked like some alcohol into a water bottle, music was on and finally the cashier lady showed up and they started to chat. poor service and I wont be back

The best authentic Mexican restaurant. Local diners. Local workers. Small restaurant like you can…read morefind in Mexico. Nothing fancy. Just good food. Welcoming service. Good parking moderate prices. If you love authentic Mexican food, this is the place for you

Fantastic food! Worth the stop…read more Bathroom is kinda in need of cleaning tho. Red salsa is spicy. Green not so much.

As always, friendly prompt service. Park behind the building (north side), fewer cars & more shade…read more Today was a $12 biscuits & gravy special, with eggs & bacon. After my morning hike along the Salton Sea, this is a perfect breakfast. My photo is not the best but I was too hungry to waste time taking a 2nd photo. Breakfast was great. Plenty of tables, and lots of great hot coffee.

We always get the burgers they really good . But today we decide to try their famously delicious…read moreomelettes . I Oder the famous Mexican omelette.a little expensive but you can clearly see why. All the ingredients are really good . About the service. Great people are working here . When the food is ready they bring it to the table .

It's now called Taqueria Guerrero. The location on the map…read moreis slightly off, it's at 2nd st and date palm st. I wasn't impressed with my meal and my partner wasn't either. I won't be going again.

Picture this scene. From Calexico or El Centro you are bombing up Cal 111 along the eastern side…read moreof the Salton Sea. You have just been worked over at the Migra checkpoint and are getting hungry for lunch, Palm Springs now being too far away to make a run for. The sign says that Mecca is just a few miles ahead. You approach it with dread. Mecca turns out to be a Mexican town in the Sonoran Desert that just happens to be on the US side of the border. Not a gringo in the place. The town exists as a residential center for migrant agricultural labor that works in the huge latifundia surrounding Mecca, mostly picking sweet bell peppers. USDA approved signs are on the dorms. The stoop labor working out in the fields reminds you of antebellum Mississippi, except you can see that they are driving cars better than yours. There is not even a McDonald's in town, not even a Dairy Queen. Where are you going to eat? So we cruised the town (not much to cruise) and found Ofelia's Mexican Restaurant, a couple of blocks off the main road. Not much on the outside to recommend it, but it seemed a tad cleaner looking than the rest of town. What a find! The owner is a chilango, and his wife and children still live in the DF. We now realize that that is why we stopped there -- we had lived in the DF for 3 years, and this reminded us of the neighborhood spots we used to eat at.. He sports a county A for kitchen clenliness, and it was. Inside a few tables, but outside and hidden from the street a shaded seating area. Just the right temperature (at least in November). There was a printed menu, but not of much use. His clientele is almost all migrant labor, and he cooks to their regional tastes depending on what labor crew is in town that week. He had just made chiles rellenos, so we had that with the fixings. Delicious, light, real. The best beans and rice we have had for years -- with no later gaseous effects. Great home-made horchata and jamaica and tamarindo. (He does have a license, but offers only Corona and Bud Light, so bring your own if you can stand to drink alcohol in that heat). We felt like we had gone back to Mexico, not eating in a Cal-Mex place. Later, eating in the Palm Springs tourist joints, we realized that it might even be a good idea to drive back to Mecca for good Mexican food. It is that good. Try it.

Stopped by for brunch... This family owned and operated restaurant is on another level. From the…read moregreat and friendly service plus wonderful conversations about the great state of Jalisco made this experience that much better. Off the beaten path next to a tire shop is probably one of the best Mexican eatery's in the area. Flavorful, authentic, seasoned from the sauces to the chips. This place will get a stop from me even if im not hungry. Not to mention their beer and drink selection inside. I found my new love every time I go to Palm Springs or Desert Springs area. everything was 10/10

Off the path, but worth the drive. Casual dining. Fast and friendly service. Several beer options…read more Excellent chilaquiles. I'm talking chef's kiss! I had mine with eggs and Al pastor. They are served with a side of beans. They have a bar top area and serval televisions.

Amazing ! Eli was great helped out gave me a great welcoming to the area and definitely deserves an…read moreeven higher position. Just because he goes above and beyond for the company name and customer service like that deserves recognition in any area of play!

Super clean restrooms, separate smoking area, huge selection of items in mini mart. Also a Mexican…read morefood place inside. Not sure how it is though. Lots of fuel pumps for cars and big trucks in the rear. Numerous areas to dump RV tanks as well. This place gets crazy busy during Thanksgiving and other winter holidays from Glamis people filling up on fuel, ice, beer, food and RV tanks. Very nice casino inside! Machines only. Overall a great place o stop.

The atmosphere was like of those hole in the wall restaurants where you think the food must be…read moregood, but no... the food was just as bad as the atmosphere. They had these cheap old tables and plastic plates. This was no hidden gem. It looked like an old truck stop from the 80s. The art on the walls was kind of cool and indicative of a Mexican restaurant. They didn't carry Jarritos. I asked for pineapple. They said no, but later I found out they had pineapple agua fresca . The waitress should have told me. My niece had chicken nuggets, but they had no barbecue sauce. The carnitas tacos weren't shredded and they had absolutely No flavor whatsoever. My tacos fell apart too. Their tortillas are weak. Luckily they had lemon, salt and Tapatio. They did start with complementary chips and salsa, which was a nice surprise. They didn't have any breakfast burritos We had to wait forever for them to bring our check, they never brought it and we had to walk all the way up to the front to ask about payment.

No se diga más!! Delicioso!!! Very good, best tacos!!!…read more La gente bien atenta Staff very great service Beautiful people!!

Great tacos and drinks. Service was a little slow, but they hooked us up with complimentary guac…read moreand salsa to make up for it. A gem of Julian.

We were in the area and starving, so Quecho caught our attention and we decided to check it out. We…read morewere greeted and seated by a very friendly young lady, who recommended the outdoor dining area behind the restaurant--and it was a great call. The space was really nice, and the weather made it even better. We started with chips and guacamole, both of which were excellent. The chips were clearly made fresh, not the usual bagged stuff, and it showed. The aguas frescas were also made from scratch. We tried the horchata and jamaica, and both tasted incredibly fresh and so good. I even asked the owner to confirm, and he backed it up, our taste buds didn't lie. For our meals, we had the chicken tinga enchiladas, which were amazing, like something mom used to make. We also tried the veggie tacos, and they were just as good. The nopales were especially impressive. The service was extremely friendly, the food was great, and the location made the whole experience even better. Looking forward to coming back, thank you!

From the moment I contacted them to cater my event, they were responsive, creative and detail…read moreoriented. The set up was beyond expectations! the presentation and staff was impeccable. Food was exceptional: cooked on site and served immediately. Clients loved it! It was by far, one of our best events. Tacos, Tequila & Timepieces. Signature cocktail: Only Thyme Will Tell! Thank you, Victor & Team

Great service, delicious food, and beautifully presented. Get there early or be prepared to wait…read more It's popular!

This is some of the best Mexican Food I've had in a long time. And this is coming from someone…read morewho's lived in San Diego all of his life (and is now in LA!) Service was amazing, so quick to come out with fresh chips and salsa (FRESH! as in they made the chips in-house... rare trait to come by these days IMO). Quantity of food was incredible. I can't speak for the menudo (dad got this) or for the 3 egg platter (not really sure why my mom got this) but $16 for a carne asada burrito as well as the beans, rice, and veggies on the side was such a steal. Especially in Anza Borrego. I would've thought it would maybe be more expensive since it probably costs a lot to bring out the best ingredients in the desert but somehow they have it all figured out. The carne asada burrito meat was top tier. Smoky flavor, soft with charred edges, so flavorful and overall the quantity of the burrito was way more than I was expecting. Lastly, I'm just so happy my dog got to sit outside with us. They have a shaded patio with a couple tables. I think other pet parents followed suit, as this seems to be a hit for dog-friendly spots here in Anza Borrego. I'd highly recommend. What a great find by me. Go me!! This is truly a hole in the wall that needs more recognition. You won't be let down!

Excellent authentic Mexican food, reasonably priced. Good atmosphere, and comfortable seating.read more