I felt immediately that I was in a cantina in Mexico when I walked in the door. Which for me is one…read moreof my favorite ambiance in the world... Best traditional Mexican food I've found in south central Florida. You need to check this place out. Ideally you would know a few words of Spanish, but when I feigned ignorance I was happy to find that the waitress was willing to help a non Spanish person out! I ordered grilled shrimp (cameron ala plancha) which is not on the menu... look at picture and you decide for yourself that it's the best you've seen in 100 miles...

Amazing service and even better food! The place was quiet with some good music to give the place a…read moregood authentic Mexican vibe ! (Coming from a native Mexican) definitely try the shrimp quesadillas (corn tortillas always) I would definitely recommend this place

Two words: Refried Beans. One word: DELICIOUS…read more This place has an assortment of breakfast plates from American to Mexican style.... But... you can also order just breakfast tacos..... so good.... You can get full just with those. I got the Lozanos breakfast plate. It's basically like an American plate, but it also comes with breakfast potatoes and refried beans..... so good!!!!!! Oh and your choice of corn or flour tortillas. The service is decent. When it gets full and busy.... They do take awhile, but sometimes that's expected. The servers are very nice. Atmosphere is always festive and there is Spanish music on all the TVs have something on them that will catch your attention. Plenty of room inside but they also have outdoor seating. Definitely worth a try when you are in I-town.

We had so much fun sitting at the bar at Lozano's. Staff was attentive, friendly, informative, and…read moreyou could tell how well they all work together. We each ordered a drink and shared the Tres amigos dip, which came out immediately with fresh chips, and we were offered multiple Chip refills as we ate. I ordered the Don Julio Classic Margarita, and my girlfriend had the Spiked Crown Peach Lemonade, and both were perfectly made and hit the spot. Highly recommend stopping into those zones if you're in the area!

It truly doesn't get anymore authentic than this place, located in the middle of south Florida…read morefarmland in Immokalee, FL Where 90% of the United States tomatoes are grown. This area attracts a great number of immigrants,, especially from Mexico and South America.. The food,, the cooking, the flavors, the pleasant staff, all makenyou feel like you're eating in someone's home. Don't come here and expect a fancy atmosphere or act high falutin. It's definitely not that type of place. COVID seating arrangements are arranged for social distancing and you can always get it to go. There were three of usand we took their recommendations on food selectionsand it was simply delicious. Their house margarita is honestly one of the best plain margaritas I've ever had and I'm not a tequila drinker. But it was tasty and redesigned. The fresh made chips and salsa were a meal in itself. Check them out, as it's 70 miles from Fort Lauderdale and you can visit the Florida Wildlife Panther Reserve which is amazing. You'll see a part of Florida that you live so close to, but never realized it existed. BTW, the Seminole Tribe of Florida has a hotel and casino near by, which is very nice to spend a night at. Think of this adventure as a mini vacation that can be done and day, 365 days a year!

Excellent fajitas tacos. We ordered 3 of them and we could have eaten more since they where so…read moregood. Lots of meat!

The ice-cream and popsicles are so good and they have a large variety of flavors. I recommend the…read morechocolate ice-cream.

Yo solo fui una sola vez y se me hizo el precio un poco elevado para la cantidad de comida y si no…read morefuera poco ya te incluyen el 18 o 20 % de propina si tú no te das cuenta .vuelves a dejar más propina.

Taquito has been an Immokalee "favorito" for years. This is "Tex-Mex" at it's best. On the weekends…read morethey serve oxtail soup "caldo de res" and tripe soup "menudo". Come early to get these on the weekends because they run out quick. This is a simple setting restaurant. A few booths and tables situated next to the farmers market. Come in for tacos, gorditas, echildadas, flautas and so much more. Only issue I had in the morning was a wrong order but they fixed it by giving me a credit when I come back in since I was already in the road.

Great little spot on the main road through town. Service with a smile and little wait if anywhere…read more The food was beautiful and authentic. The mole sauce was perfect and the rice was a great, traditional rice. Not wet, but moist enough to be fluffy and sturdy at the same time.

This was one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had. From the moment we walked in, the…read morewaitress was unpleasant and not welcoming at all. There was no friendliness, no effort to make us feel comfortable as customers. We were brought chips that were ice cold, as if they had come straight from a refrigerator. The salsa served with them was also cold. I politely asked if the chips could be warmed, even suggesting the microwave, and was told they "don't do that." I've been to many Mexican restaurants, and warm chips are standard, so this was already disappointing. Unfortunately, it only got worse. The waitress said her name was Karen--which I honestly doubt, given the amount of negative reviews mentioning poor customer service. It felt more like a name used to avoid accountability. When it came time to order, I clearly told her it was my first time there and asked for guidance on what to order. She offered no help at all. When I asked about substitutions, I was shut down immediately without explanation or effort. Her communication was minimal, dismissive, and rude. The attitude throughout the night was very clear: "what you see is what you get." By the time the food arrived, we were so uncomfortable that we simply asked for boxes and left. That says everything. I can't say whether race played a role, but I can say the environment was unwelcoming, the service was terrible, and the food experience did not make up for it at all. Based on the many similar reviews I've since seen, this seems to be a pattern--not a one-off experience. I would not recommend this place unless major changes are made to both customer service and food quality.

El Gran Taco Loco is a must-stop if you come to Immokalee. I always stop here for a bite whenever…read moreim passing through. This place never disappoints the food is absolutely delicious, the service and vibes are always great. I love the tacos, food is authentic, flavorful, and delicious.

No English at all. Chips came out after our meal was served. Food was good. Super loud music so…read morethat was terrible. I also think behind the counter needed cleaning.