As a Mexica woman, it feels deeply nourishing to see a restaurant in Ashland that honors Indigenous…read moreculture not as a trend, but as a living, breathing expression of beauty, wisdom, and heart. Tlali does this through every layer of the experience, from the artwork on the walls to the colors and textures of the space, and into the richness and intention of the food itself. Pink is my favorite color because it represents the heart, and this place is pure heart. While the prices may be a bit higher than some Mexican restaurants in town, what you are truly investing in is care, integrity, high quality ingredients, and an environment that feels genuinely good to be in. This is food that loves you back. It is worth it, and your body will be happy for it. Everything is made fresh daily, including the tortillas and salsas, and you can taste the difference immediately. There is something sacred about eating food that is prepared with respect, presence, and ancestral remembrance. Every bite feels intentional. The staff are radiant. Always smiling, always kind, always vibrant. It is beautiful to witness people who are clearly supported and happy in their work, and that energy carries straight to the table. Every time I eat here, I feel a deep sense of home and community. I feel held and welcomed. Tlali is a true gift to Ashland, and I am so thankful they are sharing their culture, their sparkly magic, their art, and their heart with this community. This place is special, and you can feel it the moment you walk in.

Great, authentic new Latin American restaurant. This newer restaurant is very popular at the moment…read more- reservations are a must, especially for parties bigger than two because most tables are smaller. The cocktails were extremely well made and beautifully presented. The mixed salsa appetizer (Salsas y Tostadas) is a must to try ~10 different house-made salsas. The taco plate (Tacos de Carnitas) was the standout entree but we enjoyed them all. The flan dessert was solid. Only downside was due to popularity it was quite loud and the music bass was turned up so loud it was irritating and difficult to hear. Next time we will ask for the quieter, "secret garden" seating outside in the rear. All employees were friendly and they even squeezed us in last minute without a reservation! Not cheap, but a great date night spot.

So good! He always has a vegan option which changes and has been great the three times I've had it.read more

Would give six stars if we could! Staff are wonderful and kind and the food was amazing. The…read morechicken curry melted in my mouth and came with a side salad. The pepper steak was flavorful and just overall fantastic. Looking forward to seeing them again at the Britt!

The food was delicious. Reasonable and a good value. It is a bit of a challenge to get there but…read moreworth it.

Good pupusas!! When they make them. This is not a restaurant or food stand, but an event organized…read moreby the church on Peach St. They usually make the pupusas when the weather is nice since they cook them and sell them out in the parking lot. The address is definitely wrong. This is the church across from Burmeisters, on Peach street, NOT Leland St.

This place has the best taco Tuesday drink special!!! The PURIST!!! Is exceptional with tajin…read morearound the rim!!! The ambience is spectacular with a cool R&B vibe unlike any other!!! I felt right at home from the ATL!!! Our bartender was the bomb and will def return on purpose!!!

After touring the Mexican Restaurants of Ashland, I can confirm that Taqueria Picaro is the best…read moreMexican food in town. I had the cheese enchiladas (one green, one red) and the cheese is thick and delicious. Beans and rice were quality. The nachos with potatoes are key. And the chicken tortilla soup will warm you up inside any time of the year. Staff is happy, friendly, and prompt (which is not all that usual in Ashland, don't know why). It is fast casual (heavy on the casual in terms on ambiance), meaning you have to order at the counter (table service is in the bar only), but when your order comes up someone will bring it right to your table. And we didn't wait long. All said, visit with confidence. You will not be disappointed. Oh, and find a spot to park somewhere else and walk in. There is rarely a spot out front.

Excellent food. Staff is friendly and accommodating. Love the art all over the restaurant. My…read morefavorite food is the Chile Rellenos.

We were in town for one night & my husband was tasting for Mexican, so I hopped on Yelp to track…read moredown something yummy and that's exactly what we found here! We were sold when the reviews indicated customers specifically mentioned the mole and margaritas! Fantastic server promptly set us up with skinny margaritas on the rocks then we ordered our favs, chicken mole for him and shrimp tacos for me. Both were fantastic!! My shrimp tacos were so good, the shrimp actually tasted like it was fresh from the sea! So much flavor! With sautéed onions, a great combo! We always stay here in GP on our road trips between WA & CA and we will definitely come back El Charro Viejo next time we're in town! Yummy!

The carne asada burrito is packed with meat. Superior flavor, very juicy. Also had what I call…read moreempanadas. These remind me of the island empanadas. Meat, potato, veggies in a crisp red crust of happiness and joy. So incredible, worth the wait. Kind of wish it was a whole restaurant. Fingers crossed. (The empanada looking things are called Pastalitos)

We go to Dazey's often and have seen this truck outside with at least a couple of costumers…read more Finally decided to check them out today. We ordered the asada gourmet tacos $10, asada burrito $10, and Combo 1 pork pupusa with fried plantains and rice & beans $5.50. My favorite was the pupusa. Soft, cheesy, and good flavor. The sides of salsa were sooo good with everything. Their tacos came with handmade tortillas and the "guacamole" was perfect. Again, add some of that salsa with it. Now, I don't typically like my asada burritos with beans, so I asked if it could be made without it. They said the beans were mixed with the rice. I decided to just try it in the burrito. The rice & beans was soooo good, even on its own! Black beans is definitely the way to go. I was also surprised that I liked the fried plantains. I've tried a it a couple times in other places in the past, even a few spots in Miami. However, I was never really fond of them. It's still not something I would regularly order if it wasn't included as a side, but this place was the best I've ever had. This food truck is not pretentious and you get a lot of food for your money. Go check them out.

ABSOLUTELY HATED IT! Take out. I had the small soft tacos, steak. Shredded meat. Tried the…read moreguacamole sauce, runny, yuk. The red also runny. Yuk. The meat was bland, sauces bland with no flavor. Not only was it awful, but minutes later I suddenly had to RUN to the bathroom with diarrhea. 20'. Didn't make it in time. I will NEVER eat that food again.

Very authentic food and very tasty. The workers were friendly and helpful but don't speak much…read moreEnglish. The Ambiance of the location of the food truck is drab and there isn't much decoration in the eating area. However,the price,authenticity,and taste of the meal made this well worth the visit.

We were excited to try this restaurant, the gentleman at the counter took our orders and gave them…read moreto the cook. I had a pork handmade tamale and Hub had a chimichanga. The gentleman at the front counter kept staring outside sticking his finger up his nose, I saw him do it 4 different times. Pretty much lost my appetite.

I love the food the people who work there are nice people are friendly is lot people going to eat…read morethere good food good prices

I had the special: one meat pie, two Pupusas with their version of coleslaw: cabbgge, carrots and…read morejalapeno. They were good. Service was okay. The place is very plain. The restaurant is attached to an old motel. This was my first experience with San Salvadorian food; an unlikely place for it, a small down in far Northern California. But then maybe you can find anything in California.

The waitress was very friendly and helpful for first time patrons. The ambiance was very…read morecomfortable, Central American themed. The food was amazing, even my dad liked it!

Yunno, this was not expected!…read more Pulled off I-5 to get gas, and right across the street from the gas station is Lety's Papusas, a food truck with a permanent cover. It's NOT Mexican food, Lety is from El Salvador. Her beautiful and gregarious daughters were working the day I stopped in, both in college, one for Journalism and one in Health Care. Had the pork tacos, 3 for $5.00 and they were as tasty and filling as they were fairly priced. The tortillas were fresh, from a local company, and they were complimented by the shredded and seasoned pork filling perfectly. While I would not necessarily travel to Wolf Creek just for the tacos, I would make a point to stop there if traveling down the 5 again....any time that they were open!

The papooses and the burritos were amazing my friend got so of little tacos that were so good she…read morewould be one let me try them and for like 16 bucks for 2 people it Was great