This is our date night place! I lived in San Antonio, and this place brings me back. Food is…read moregood, staff is nice, I love when they play Mexican music and hate it when "the boss" is out and they play country music. We bring our "out of state" loved ones there, too!

I'd definitely return to this spot - if we still lived in Iowa!…read moreFood was solid. Sometimes it's hard to find delicious Mexican food outside CA (and Tejás). But this place quinched our thirst. And of course, complimentary chips and salsa are always a plus!

Stopped in for a breakfast burrito and was quite satisfied. The burrito was very large and very…read moretasty. It was more than I could eat. The service was excellent and the restaurant was very clean. I will be going back.

Good value for amazing food; I got a burrito & some tamales with chips, didn't wait long, and…read moreenjoyed it immensely. The place is cool too, very welcoming vibes.

This place is amazing! Best tacos I've had in Cedar Rapids and I've had a LOT. The prices are…read moreamazing! I absolutely love the taco Ramirez which is only $1 on Tuesdays!! The avocado salsa is awesome and their queso is my absolute favorite. Service can take a bit at times as it is a small business but the employees, especially at this location are so kind!! Many of them recognize me when I come in as I go here often and they always treat me very well! It's a must try in Cedar Rapids!

Best tacos we have had since moving to Iowa. 10/10 recommend! The service was excellent. Very…read morefriendly staff.

I have visited this location a few times and the food is really good and authentic. The chips you…read moreget complementary are thick making me think they are made there and the salsa is not overly spicy. The staff are friendly and the place looks clean. They are practicing social distancing if that is important to you. I expect to be back again real soon to try multiple dishes.

Adelitas offers a decent selection of authentic Mexican dishes. The customer service was excellent…read moreand friendly. The chips and salsa was good to start off with while you wait for your food. The one negative things is that my soft shell taco was cold. The portion of food was amazing and a lot for the price you paid. The location of the restaurant is easy to get to and very inviting once you're inside. I will be back to try other dishes.

Apparently I had a misunderstanding as to what Andale Andale meant by "salsa" when I read the menu…read moreboard. I understood salsa to be the various varieties of hot sauce that are offered (and are quite good). Apparently, their salsa is a pineapple-based concoction that they make themselves. The tortillas were just fine on my most recent visit as well. The chorizo and al pastor were both very flavorful and well complemented by the cilantro, onion, and lime. Happy to recommend now that I know the difference.

I didn't expect to find the best Mexican food in Iowa in the mall!…read more All of their options are great, but we particularly love the street tacos. Try all the meat options to find your favorite -- the pricing is so reasonable that you can try a bunch of different options! This is also easily the best horchata we've had in Iowa. All around great place and we will be back every time we need to fill that craving!

Ordered a steak burrito to go. It was a huge thing that came in a foil tray with a plastic cover…read more The meat was overcooked, cut into big slabs. They didn't give me utensils so I had to go back. Solid meh.

Going in, we were kind of doubting Casa Tequila and boy was I wrong. Had excellent service and the…read moremenus came right off the bat and so did drinks. The waiter was very nice and was very efficient. I got the chicken and rice and it was very good, warm, and very filling (I got leftover). The queso was also very good and the drinks were delicious. I highly recommend checking out Casa Tequila in Williamsburg Iowa.

I only go to Eva's every now and then because it's so far from my house and there are a hundred…read moreMexican restaurants from here to there, but going back today reminded me how amazing the food was. Really, driving the distance is more than worth it. Yesterday, I happened to be on the right side of town and went back to Eva's. It's a small building but that's one of the things I like the most about it. It's comfortable and friendly. The server's name was Marili and she was great. She anticipated when I needed anything and never made me feel like I was asking too much. There was a high school(?) aged kid that was very attentive and courteous and helped the servers fill drinks, take plates, and check up on tables. I ended up tipping him as well because he definitely deserved it. The owner was a consistent presence, also making sure everyone was happy and everything was in order. This is a small, family owned business and it definitely feels like it by the way they treat and know their customers. If that wasn't enough of a reason to support this place, the food was probably the best Mexican food I've had. As soon as I sat down, I ordered a cherry coke and a small queso to go with the chips. The chips were thick (but not overly so) and had a really good crunch to them, and the queso was definitely worth the buy. Their menu is very extensive and there are so many different dishes that I haven't seen at other restaurants. I don't usually get appetizers at Mexican restaurants for some reason, but I wanted to try something new. To start, I ordered the Mini Chimis (Two fried chimis stuffed with chicken, beans, and cheese and served with a homemade dressing.) The dressing was something like a coleslaw, sweet and tangy, and I could have probably drank the stuff it was so good. The chimis were cut in half and served over a shredded lettuce bed and were cooked perfectly. had to move the plate to the back of the table so I would not just eat all of it right then and there and not be able to eat any of the chicken fajitas I had ordered for an entree. The chicken fajitas came out sizzling and had more and better flavor than other fajitas I've had. The tortillas were so fluffy and tasty as well I actually ordered another side of them to go! The fajitas are served with the usual rice, beans, and lettuce mix and topped with a fresh homemade guacamole. When the owner stopped by, I asked him if they made the guacamole in house and he said that yes, they actually made everything fresh there. You can definitely taste the quality and care put into everything. At the end, the total was $42.80, and I will still probably get 4-5 more meals out of the leftovers because of the generous amount they serve. This is the kind of place that once you go once, you'll probably have a hard time staying away from so keep that in mind before you make that decision. I couldn't think of one bad thing to say even if I wanted to. 10/10

This restaurant added charges to my credit card that I didn't approve which is fraud they did not…read morelike my Trump Hat.

This place is really bad. Did not get 20% discount for vets. Dirty, hair in the food, my server…read morewas clueless. Do not recommend. Will not be going back. Very disappointed.

We always pick up our order and it's usually very well put together warm after we get home and we…read moreeven have a couple of margaritas to go, specially bottled and it's a very enjoyable dinner at home