Food was so good I forgot to take a picture of it before devouring it. Sorry. I had the chicken…read moreenchiladas with green sauce. They were so good. The chili Verde is the perfect spice. The shredded chicken inside vwas very moist and tender. It must be good because the entire highway patrol was here. Service was very fast. The ambiance is very casual.

Stopped at the Beaver charging station for a quick bite and charge and decided to try Kan Kun…read moreMexican Food. We ordered the steak fajitas, came with rice and beans and four flour tortillas. The flavor was really good. My wife ordered the relleno, flautas and really liked them. The chips and salsa, mild, was good as well.

This is the best Mexican place in Utah. If I can time it right to stop in beaver when they are open…read moreI also do. The horchata is the best I've had, as weird as it sounds their homemade lemonade may be the best that I've had. The enchiladas are great, but it's all great.

It's been over 6 years since our last visit. Place is the same. Nice warm fire greets you when you…read morecome in. It's a small place, but as we ordered I remembered their awesome homemade salsa! We had the hit variety. So good. My wife had the chicken enchilada, beans and rice. I had the Chili Releno. It comes with 2 Chilis rice and beans. What a great dish when done right and they do it right here. This is Mexican comfort food at its best. Chicken enchilada was pretty big, stuffed with tender chicken. Beans were the kind you cook for hours to achieve the nice background flavors. Service was warm and friendly. They close down first of November till end of February. If in town search them out. It's well worth the trek off the beaten freeway path. Yummy!!!

This little taco truck in Fillmore was a nice find. When you're not ready to eat in St George or…read moreCedar City but Provo is too far, stop here. The flavors are great. Beans are a little odd (watery, odd texture) but the taste is good. The rice, which I normally leave, was excellent. I had the 3 hard taco plate, one chicken, two beef. Very good. The only complaint was the bottom of the shells were filled with potato so they can save $$$ on the meat. It was very good but be honest about it. Hubs had the chicken enchilada plate and a pork taco, also very good. The salsa on the enchiladas was amazing. Some rickety chairs are provided under a not so shady tree so plan to eat in the car or find a park with some shade.

We had really high expectations for this taco truck after reading the previous reviews…read more One thing that is wrong is that Google has the wrong address, but it's located just down the street so it's not too much of an inconvenience. The carne tacos were decent and the chicken tacos were okay but the tortillas were overcooked and too hard to eat for my son. Don't order the carne asada fries. They were extremely soggy. We asked them if that's how they are cooked and they told us yes, we had to order them extra crispy (like we knew that). Well, I threw it away in front of them and they didn't say anything. Please pick another spot if you can. Not worth the price, nor the drive. 5 star reviews must be for a different food truck.

Just found my new taco spot far away from home…read more Since I've been trucking for almost a week now, I've had the chance to try new food spots on the road -- mostly takeout, no sit-down -- and this place genuinely surprised me. The food was hot, fresh, and way better than expected. If I'm being honest, it was kind of a shocker. It's almost sad to say, but this was better than a lot of what I've had on my recent occasions in San Antonio. I stopped in quickly since we had to get back on the road, and from ordering to food in hand it took no more than 5-7 minutes. I ordered three mini tacos at $3 each, which is a solid price for Utah. I went with one carne asada, one lengua, and one adobada, all topped with cilantro and onion, served on fresh corn tortillas. The tortillas were soft, warm, and clearly made fresh. For salsas, I had two salsa verdes and one salsa roja. The salsa verde was classic and mild -- very fresh and flavorful, though I personally prefer it a bit spicier. The salsa roja delivered exactly what I was looking for with good heat and great flavor. I almost ordered tacos suaves, but I was really craving the mini tacos and I'm glad I went with them. Next time, I'll definitely try the tacos suaves. Everything tasted freshly made and not rushed, which made the experience even better. The restaurant is located inside the Flying J off Interstate 15 (Exit 112), and I was also impressed with how clean the Flying J itself was. Great service as well -- the guy at the counter was friendly and welcoming. This stop turned into a great meal and a new memory in the small town of Beaver, Utah. I'll definitely be back if my routes bring me through again. Highly recommend stopping by Beaver Taco if you're passing through.

What a great find in Beaver, UT. This is legit Mexican food right off I-15…read more We did takeout from the drive through. We ordered the bacon burrito, and the chile relleno burrito. They were delicious! We asked for red sauce, green sauce, paid a little extra for pico de gallo, and the nice lady working there gave me pickled jalapeños upon request. Many Mexican restaurants in Southern California, where we live, don't offer the relleno burrito, so that was a win. The whole experience was a win for us, so check them out!

I got the Las Flores Fajitas (3.5/5). They were ok; they had a lot more oil than usual, which was a…read morebit too much for me. The shrimp was the best, the chicken and steak were good, but the vegetables were pretty coated in oil. I also did not like the rice; it was a bit dry but mushy. The waiting staff did a good job of keeping our waters mostly full, but it took a while (close to 45 minutes or more) to get our food, despite us being one of maybe three tables when we we there (2/5). The interior of the restaurant is well decorated and clean, although it is a bit warm (3.5/5).

Still the best Mexican food in town! The soups are amazing. The salsas tasty. Great chile relleno…read moreand chile verde.

Reasonable delicious food served freshly made. Chips fresh from the fryer!…read moreRock tables and benches, tables under shade cover for seating. Gordita ~ yummy Veggie Taco Beef tacos Chips and salsa

This is one of a few places to eat in Baker. It's a food truck with some covered seating. We had…read morechicken street tacos. 2/3 kids really enjoyed them. The service is a bit slow but I suspect that's because it's made to order. Given the few options in town, this was our best food experience.

Service was good, and it's nice to have a restaurant in a gas station however the food was a bit…read morepricey ($5 per taco) and I was underwhelmed with the taste.

So the first ever review i had ever made for this place was a not so good one, they've since gotten…read morerid of that girl with the attitude. So periodt on that! LoL Now? MY GOD the new crew is absolutely amazing! Especially the afternoon crew. There's this girl with i think braces and glasses; ABSOLUTE angel and because of her service I'm always tipping. She's like the Valerie's soul of the restaurant. I kid you not. She knows all her regulars order and is always serving with a smile. Also when she's working with whom I assume is her regular staff, you can always count on the condiment tables to be stocked, til it gets around the evening time. The ambiance of the restaurant is pretty simple, nothing to extravagant, but it is welcoming nonetheless. The food? I mainly come here for the Menudo (the girl who I was just talking about will immediately know who I am LoL) but yes, the menudo. My homegirl told me about menudo, and now Valerie's is my plug for that. It's flavored to my liking, which I deeply appreciate. Do understand that sometimes you may get more bones and cartilage than the cow honeycomb tripe. So ask if you could not get that bones and stuff? I haven't, but I don't think it'll hurt to ask. I like the crew that makes my menudo, so I accept it no matter what I get. If you are drunk off your behind, then baby, come on down to Valerie's for some pretty okay food. I'm not a huge fan of tacos and such, but they're menudo is *chefs kiss* in my opinion. So I can only give my opinion on that. As well as the service. Don't forget to tip them! If a cashier remembers my order off the bat, that means 1, I'm a big back, 2, they are that versed in knowing what I want, and 3, I'm a big back. K bye!

Food was fantastic, especially the chicken flautas. Kids quesadillas were excellent too. Really…read moreglad we had dinner here one night of our trip.

me and my boyfriend ate here two days in a row and ordered the $16 two tacos and a beer (freakin…read moresteal w the mountain prices) i got pastor and he got the carne asada, with their mild and hot salsa on top we couldn't stop saying how good it was to each other .. literally so bomb. we will definitely be back

The food was delicious and authentic. If you're traveling on Rt 70, looking for a quick bite, it's…read moreworth passing the first Mexican restaurant to find this one a few hundred yards down the road. It's much less crowded, and the service is friendly. Highly recommend.

This place is down the street from that other authentic Mexican place. The tacos seems legit…read morebecause it looks crunchy. The steak burrito looked good. The horchata tasted more normal than the other place bc of less sweetness and less creamy. The plates all come with rice and brands and a drink so that's legit. Also comes with a a free refill on all drinks so it's the same deal as the other place. We also ordered a fajita but not sure why it came in a togo styrofoam box. Actually everything came in styrofoam. But maybe one of our party said togo? This place was empty on a Friday lunchtime. Don't expect great ambiance. But it's a good dive option. Try both restaurants and see with one you like. Solid A-