Enjoyed a delicious carry out dinner from El Camino Real tonight. The restaurant was busy due to…read more"Taco Tuesday". I ordered ahead through their website and my order was ready when I arrived at the requested time and the food was exactly as ordered. I tried the chori queso as an appetizer and it was delicious, not too spicy. The pupusas were just as tasty as the last time I had them. And I tried the churros for dessert and they were great.

Always love this place for more authentic Mexican. Great deal for Taco Tuesdays but always packed…read more Smaller on the inside with a couple tables out front. Extra parking is located in the back. The guac is the best! Perfectly seasoned and definitely not scooped from a tub. Tried the Carne Asada, Pastor, and Chorizo tacos. YUM! The service was friendly and fast but not rushed, vibe is casual - great for a quick bite or margs with friends. I used to love the Sopes here but didn't see on the menu this time. Maybe I missed?

This restaurant has the best $5.99 drink specials!! It has become my favorite Mexican spot in…read moreGreensboro, The service is always with a smile. I love the steak and chicken tacos. It's such a cozy little place.

Recommended by a friend, I tried something new today while in the area. From the outside, El…read moreAlebrije appears a bit run down, but that shifts once you're inside. True to its namesake, there are brightly colored folk art designs throughout the restaurant in line with their Mexican heritage. The trees that make it look overgrown from the outside actually serve to allow sunlight while masking the surrounding city, facilitating the transformation that makes you feel like you're in Mexico City. We came at an off-peak time in the afternoon and it was nearly empty. We were seated immediately and the service was prompt and attentive. I was pleased to see some unique menu offerings like Birra Ramen and Sopes that deviate from the standard American-friendly fare in most places. Drinks were good - we had a regular house margarita, a triple berry margarita, and a jalapeño cucumber margarita. All were tasty and I would order again. I tried to order a Mezcalita, since it's not often I see a Mezcal option, but they were out of that particular liquor. We tried to get street corn as an appetizer, which they were also out of. We got cheese and salsa with chips instead. The chips were hot and fresh, the salsa generous with the cilantro, and the cheese bold and warm. For entrees we had the Al Pastor Quesadilla and the Birra Ramen. The quesadilla was good, though the beans on the side were pretty bland. The ramen was a unique and very tasty option, and I was not able to finish such a generous portion. I think I'd leave the cheese out next time since it made some weird textures, but the flavor was great overall. Overall, there are some small things to improve (having menu items in stock, bland beans) and the prices were a bit high, but we had a great experience overall. I'm not often in the area, but I'll certainly eat here again if I am!

Tried Taco Mama for the first time, and I can confirm--this place runs like a well-oiled queso…read moremachine. Brittani and I split the nachos, which showed up piled high like they had something to prove. Every bite delivered--fresh, loaded, and just messy enough to remind you you're doing something right with your life. The whole process is beautifully simple: order at the counter, sit down, and your food arrives so fast you start wondering if they were already making it just in case you walked in. No nonsense, no waiting around pretending to check your phone--just tacos doing their job. Shoutout to the staff for being genuinely friendly and for the extra chips assist. That's the kind of foresight usually reserved for chess players and grandmothers. And the price? Honestly refreshing. In today's world, walking out feeling full and not financially attacked is its own kind of luxury. First visit was a strong one. Taco Mama clearly understands the assignment--and extra credit.

Stopped by Taco Mama in between clients for a lunch to go and I love all the options. At first, it…read morewas overwhelming but I asked about how they prepare the nachos and when they said the chips were separate, I knew I had to get them. The waitress was super nice and patient. The restaurant was not super packed so my order didn't take too long. When I got to my office, the bag that I assumed was chips was just queso. So I was not given chips. Initially, I thought chips must've been sold separately but I confirmed on my ticket that chips should've been on the side so I gave them a quick call. I spoke to Alan who was able to pull up my order and apologized and his resolve for my inconvenience was pretty amazing. Since my break room had an alternative for chips, I was still able to eat. The chorizo was so good and it had a little heat to it which paired nicely with the queso, guacamole and cilantro lime rice that I got. Lastly, the portion size is enough for 2 meals possibly 3 if I don't share.

I really love the food at La casita Mexican Antojitos! Everything tastes fresh and authentic, and…read morethe agua frescas are really good. I also loved the chilaquiles and their tacos were super flavorful. The salsa definitely has a spicy kick to it too! One thing I really appreciated was that the menu includes pictures, which makes it a lot easier to order if you don't speak Spanish or are trying new dishes for the first time. The staff was friendly and the whole experience was great!

Te atienden súper rápido, la comida está picos hito rico, los precios son muy accesibles. El lugar…read moreestá muy bien es Comida auténtica mexicana, entonces si estás buscando algo así este lugar te va a encantar, volvería a ir otra vez

Delicious and fun! Super variety on the menu. Great introduction to Greensboro food.read more

I've been coming here for over a year now and I've never been disappointed .The service is fast and…read morefriendly. The menu has a mix of traditional food and then a mix of Mexican foods as well. I always get the spartan special and it's very good and filling. If youre in the mood for a quick bite made deliciously and has that taste of home stop by Bagner and Alexas!

Crafted: The Art of the Taco continues to be one of my favorite spots. While I do miss the older…read morelocation for its cozier, more classic vibe, the new space is much larger and has a more industrial feel, which clearly allows them to seat and serve more people at once. The food is still a standout. The menu has expanded, as has the drink list, and everything we've tried has been great. The nachos are a must-order -- highly recommend. Both my partner and I ordered salads this visit; they were good, simple, and satisfying, and it's nice to see solid vegetarian options available. Service was excellent. The staff were very attentive, and we didn't have to wait at all -- likely helped by the larger space and the fact that we went for Friday lunch. Overall, a great experience and a place I'll happily keep coming back to.

Ate there yesterday before the DAVID LEE ROTH show at Tanger Center…read more Flat soda was served,switched to sweet tea and it was good. Mixed drinks were great. Blacks beans are wonderful but the tortilla chips were UNDERCOOKED and stuck together. Salsa was not bad. Let's talk about the beloved taco that are served there. pure trash. No love at all was put into them as they fixed them in the back. Should have went to "THE BELL "! don't even bother going

100/10, no notes. I am definitely late to the game with trying this spot, but I cannot emphasize…read morehow fantastic it was! The name Bandito Bodega is extremely accurate, as the store itself is a small and unassuming looking place, with a charmingly decorated interior and some indoor and outdoor seating. It was very convenient to order at the cash register as soon as you walk in, and the staff was very patient and efficient. I adored the unpretentiousness and individuality of the place. It did not need any flashiness or grandeur- just some good food and good vibes. Now the food: WOW I was blown away by the pork belly garlic fried rice. The pork belly was so incredibly fatty and perfectly crispy, the shrimp add-on was juicy and well seasoned, and the fried egg over a bed of DELICIOUS steamy garlicky fried rice was absolutely perfection. And they do NOT skimp on the portions. This heaping bowl was just $15, and it was generously topped with the pork belly. This will easily be a place I plan to frequent often, for the convenience, food, and charm.

I had this restaurant bookmarked because of all the great Yelp reviews. Finally, my craving for…read moregarlic noodles aligned with my desire to come here and I ended up ordering carry out for lunch. I called and placed my order over the phone. The young lady who took my order was really friendly and prompt. By the time I arrived, my order was already ready and sitting under a hot lamp, waiting for me. The same young lady from the phone warmly greeted me and checked me out. As I was finishing the prompts on the screen, she came around to bag up my order. She took care to place napkins, chopsticks, and a fork in the bag and to hand it to me directly. Overall, it was a great experience in service. The ambiance is casual and relaxed, typical of any fast-casual restaurant. At my earliest opportunity, I opened the box, which was stuffed full of pork belly, garlic noodles, broccoli, and scallions. The noodles had just the right amount of sauce, and the pork belly was perfectly cooked. The portion was so large that I ate some for lunch and finished the rest for dinner, and didn't need anything else either time. Overall, this was a wonderful experience, and I look forward to returning.

Nice food, good portion. Waitstaff speaks only rudimentary english so good opportunity to practice…read moreyour spanish. Interior clean and new, well-lit unlike other mexican restaurants. Beverages served in extra large mason jars. Woman cook (owner?) is pleasant, will come out and translate for waitstaff if needed. However, there was STICKER SHOCK for lunch. Current prices are $1.50-$2.00 higher than what is shown on internet or on plastic menu. Bisteca Mexicana listed as $14.99 but bill was for $16.55 (before tax). With 8.25% sale tax, cost was $17.92. It was a nice meal, but not worth $18 in my estimation.

Food was pretty good. Nacho salad was good add the Pico di Gallo to make it better. Burrito filled…read morewith steak n rice was enjoyed by others. A good spot to grab a bite.

I can't believe we never ate here before. This restaurant…read morewill first appear as the typical Mexican restaurant with cheap Margaritas specials and rice and beans for everyone. Guess what? They are not. They have an upgraded menu that also includes seasonal selections, including cocktails. I had the Enchiladas mole it was a large portion and delicious. Plus none of that silly extra beans and rice filler. Service was fabulous and the ambiance was cozy Mexican restaurant. Loved it all.

Excellent food. I really enjoyed my authentic Huevos rancheros. The restaurant was clean with a…read morecozy atmosphere. The service was just OK, not the friendliest staff.

The cilantro lime rice was DOUSED in lime- not a hint of lime, it was as though each individual…read moregrain of rice had been cooked in a vat of lime juice. Inedible. My friends also tried it and couldn't eat it. Chips have a chemical taste. Skip this place and go literally anywhere else. Bathroom was also disgusting - the place needs a whole remodel.

I like Moe's. Moe Monday is still one of the best deals in the world, even in this inflation era…read more Still less than 8 bucks for burrito, chips, and drink on Mondays? Burrito made exactly how you want it and right in front of you with very few things costing an upcharge? Sold. Been hitting that up on occasion for over a decade, and will continue to do so. This rating, like any of my fast food or fast casual ratings, is based on this locations experience vs. other Moe's locations. I'd imagine most people know what Moe's tastes like by now. I usually go to the location on Wendover, but they're currently being renovated and the Moe's craving hit after a workout, so I decided to go to this one on Battleground. They were about 45 minutes to closing, but the team was still reasonable friendly and engaged, the small line moved quickly. My homewrecker burrito was perfectly made, plenty of meat and toppings, chips were warm, and the salsas are always really good. They have some new sauces on offer, and I really dig the Poblano crema. The chipotle ranch has always been good, but this usurped it. This time they had a new salsa verde on the salsa bar featuring extra garlic flavor and I really liked that one. The Tomatillo and el Guapo are standards for me as well, plus their hot sauce to pour in the burrito. Why the 4 stars? Because... I have a dream. And one day, there will be a Moe's that makes my dream a reality. That dream, is to pull down on the tea plunger after 8pm on a Monday, and see tea actually come out and go into my cup. Sweet or unsweet, doesn't matter. This remains a dream of mine despite countless trips to Moe's on a Monday after my workout. I realize they close at 9, and there was probably a dinner rush before I got there, but can we not have some tea ready in the back to simply roll out once that rush is over? Or have someone say they're in the process of brewing more? If this happens every time, surely it can be prepared for. I wasn't the only one looking for tea... this is the south. People NEED THAT TEA. Me having to settle for a soda aside, this Moe's did a perfectly fine job. Welcome to Moe's!