Wow. The wifey and I stopped here for a quick bite. Started with the guacamole, it was a huge…read moreportion, good, not great, but everything got better from there. The La Grandeza margarita was excellent. I got the birria tacos and a tamale and they were both fantastic. The tamale was soft and full of chicken and smothered in a mole style sauce. It was delicious. The birrias were crispy and the beef was tender and the dipping sauce was great. Not proud of this but when the tacos were gone I drank what was left of that birria sauce like I was downing a shot. It was soooooo good. All the people working here were super friendly. It's a nice little joint, cute but very casual. We will definitely be back!

Stopped in for dinner with my friends. Had about a 15 minute wait for a table of six on a Saturday…read morenight around 7pm. We sat at the bar while we waited and ordered a delicious pitcher of raspberry house margaritas. We were seated and brought fresh chips and salsa. Portion sizes are large! My steak and cheese burrito was so good and I had leftovers to enjoy for lunch the next day.

Food came fast, friendly service, food was yummy!! Definitely a good place to try. Enchiladas were…read moresavory with a nice pop of queso fresco and enchiladas sauce

This was literally the BEST BIRRIA i have EVER tried. It was juicy, seasoned very well and came…read morewith the perfect amount of consommé. Perfect meal for 2 as it comes with 8 pieces.

Warning: Not written by AI…read more This place has homemade FLOUR tortillas. I'll say it again. THIS PLACE HAS HOMEMADE FLOUR TORTILLAS!! What?! Let's just talk about that for a sec. Can you name any other Mex. Restaurant that does? Maybe corn but not flour. It takes time and a steady hand... which is why you dont see it often. Plus this place has a killer Carne Asada plate (their fajitas is a classic carne asada plate). And oh, their guacamole, is all 100% avacado. Some places play with it a bit too much. I guess you might say I'm a guac purist. How in the $%#@ is this place getting just 3 stars? Because there are some who have embedded large sticks in their ass. They would be a lot less fidgety if they just take it out and have a blended margarita with salt on the rim. Gretta and Mo are great! Thank you and in the immortal words of James Brown- "Please PLEASE" Do not stop making those beautiful, soft, luscious, and perfectly curvy in all the right places tortillas.

So Disappointed in the food It came out Cold!! Portions were very small The prices have gone over…read morethe roof Will never go back

The margaritas were huge and delicious! The food was also pretty good. They had some vegetarian…read moreoptions, but they were mostly fried and cheesy options, not any with fresh vegetables like I prefer there to be. We set outside and it was nice. They are off a major road so there was a lot of traffic noise, but it was still enjoyable. Our server was fine. She was down to business, but friendly enough.

So we tried Coronas tonight because we were at the movie theater out in Webster and although the…read morereviews were a mixed bag the menu matches a place my wife is familiar with in Batavia and said they she always loved it there and would go there every day if she could. This turns out to be run by a very different group of people than the one in Batavia lol. So the woman who greeted us and sat us was also our waitress and she's probably the most miserable server I've ever had. She does not smile, she does not do anything, that could be in any way considered friendly or welcoming. She has RBF. It was truly one of the worst server experiences I've ever had. She forgot parts of the order, had to be reminded of or asked for things several times to get them, It was just bad across the board. Now the ambience of the place its pretty okay up front. It is kind of weird that there's no front desk or server station, it's just like tables and booths and then the door to the kitchen so that was kind of weird. Very colorful though! When you go back towards the bathrooms, which are in the very back of the store, all the decor is still five guys stuff. The bathrooms were disgustingly dirty and sticky... There's a buss cart parked in the hallway to the back next to a 5 gallon pail filled with stale water with sharp knives and other cutlery poking up out of it. The height of cleanliness right there! Okay so miserable employee And unhygienic restaurant with a weird setup. That's what we're starting with. On to the food! We ordered some nachos, We ordered a chicken dish which was chicken with some kind of sauce and onions and peppers. Lastly we got a side of 3 enchiladas. The three enchiladas were were fine, they came with a red sauce on them. Nothing groundbreaking but they were perfectly fine enchiladas. Unfortunately the nachos and the chicken dish could not keep this trend going. So for some reason the chicken dish came out before our appetizer... With no explanation from the most miserable waitress in the world... They came with two tortillas but no rice or beans at 18 bucks there was maybe 5 oz of chicken? There were two incredibly thin pieces of chicken breast like millimeters thin. It was horribly oversalted but it was okay besides all of that lol. Last up were the nachos which were very generous in size with a lot of ground beef and pulled chicken. There's a lot of lettuce on them but very little cheese there was some mystery watery something at the bottom of the plate they were served on, I don't know if this was supposed to be a cheese sauce of some kind or just moisture from the lettuce draining down through the chips? There was also approximately one and a half tablespoons of sour cream and 1 and 1/2 tbsp of guacamole on top with a single half slice of tomato?! The guac and sour cream proportions to the amount of nachos and meat were so far off it's not even funny. Oh I almost did forget We did get dessert as well, mainly because seeing the dessert is what prompted us to go to the restaurant so we got the fried ice cream. It comes in a fried tortilla bowl that's been tossed in cinnamon and sugar and that part was delicious. That tortilla and the ice cream is served on a plate, have you ever tried to eat a Sunday off of warm plate? Probably not cuz it's a really bad idea lol. The corn flakes used to bread the ice cream before they fried it are probably the oldest corn flakes I've ever consumed they were so far beyond stale that I I can't even imagine when they were originally purchased. The ice cream itself was incredibly hard and pretty much had to be cut with a knife which I understand you want really cold ice cream before you batter it and toss it in cornflakes and fry it but some tweaking needs to be done here.. So we get the bill for $68 and the server circled the section of suggested tips in pen which started at 18%, which is beyond laughable for the service that we got. There's a lot here that could be tweaked to make this place great. If the server had been friendly and welcoming it would have been a thousand percent better right off the go. The food also obviously need some tweaking. I can't really recommend you go to this restaurant for any reason under the current circumstances.

What an incredible experience…read more This restaurant gives meaning to the saying, "never judge a book from its cover." The reason I say that is, it's unassuming from the outside. Connected to an auto repair shop to the left and liquor store on the right. Arriving, we saw only a handful of tables that weren't cleared off from past customers. We waited by the front door not realizing you order from the window which is hidden in the corner. We were greeted by a friendly young lady and after we placed in our orders, we sat ourselves and waited for our food to arrive. The first thing to arrive was the guacamole with chips. We found the guacamole to be less chunky as we'd like, but nevertheless it was pleasant. The chips were overly salted in our opinion but did not take away from the dish. Then came the al pastor tacos. These were absolutely delicious. The pork was wonderfully marinated, and the toppings added to the entire taco rather than overpower the pork. We also opted in for the shrimp tacos, which were also quite delicious. Ordering a couple of empanadas, one steak and one al pastor, these were phenomenal. Taking a bite of each, you can identify everything inside these perfectly fried parcels. Very very good. I can confidentially say, this is the best Mexican food I've ever eaten and easily beats any of our Mexican restaurants here in Rochester. But a fair warning to future patrons. Don't expect to walk in and expect a full-service restaurant. Waiting times can be a little longer than expected as well. But the upside is receiving delicious, made-to-order food made with love and care. We'd make the trip to Sodus just to revisit this restaurant.

Amazing food with surprisingly fast service and authentic Mexican cuisine. Seriously blew me out of…read morethe water and I can't wait to go back. Also, the prices are so good I'm not sure how they stay in business, but I am certainly not complaining. Definitely worth the drive and can't recommend it enough.

As two people from San Diego, we're pretty picky about Mexican food -- and Monte Alban absolutely…read moredelivered. We started with the Queso Fundido, which was rich, flavorful, and the perfect appetizer. The shrimp tacos were fresh and packed with flavor, and the cheese enchiladas tasted authentic and comforting in all the right ways. The service was fantastic from start to finish, and the staff made us feel genuinely welcome. The restaurant itself is on the smaller side, which honestly adds to the charm, but definitely try to get there early when you can because it fills up fast. We've officially found our new go-to Mexican restaurant in the area. Highly recommend!

Food was excellent. Got seated quickly and immediately served chips and salsa. We visited the…read moreday before Thanksgiving which was pretty busy for noon. Food came out in 10 minutes. I got the tacos burria and my husband got the lunch special #9 which was a beef burrito with beans. Casual atmosphere with authentic food.

Visited the food truck when at a music and food festival in Victor. I went with the carnitas and am…read moreso happy with the decision. Definitely recommend.

Had the Baja fish tacos from the food truck. While they were definitely tasty, I felt like they…read morewere something I could easily make at home. Also, $14 seemed a bit pricey for just two tacos.

Our favorite Tex Mex restaurant recently closed and, to drown our sorrows in margaritas, we decided…read moreto give Guacamole a try... and we were not disappointed! There is a very nice indoor dining area, a small bar and a delightful garden patio with more seating than one usually expects to see. The food was fantastic! Fresh ingredients, beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. Can't wait to try something else from the menu. To top it off our server was delightful. Helpful with suggestions, just the right amount of chatty and very efficient. Hope to see her there on every visit. So, the search for a new favorite Tex Mex restaurant may be over almost before it began. We will be back again and again

Outstanding experience overall. The flavors were rich but balanced, and the setting created a…read morepleasant dining mood. Everything came together perfectly for a memorable meal.

This is my second time trying Mama Lor's since we have moved to the area, I've been underwhelmed…read moreboth times. I have ordered two different omelettes on two different occasions now: an egg white with spinach and mushroom and a meat lovers. Both were quite overcooked and the meat lovers seemed like a thin sheet of egg that they filled with toppings later on like a crepe. Additionally the meat lovers side of rye toast was obviously burnt but still served to me, I just ate around it for a few bites and gave up. My husband ordered fish and chips the first time - I thought the batter was tasty and enjoyed it though I think the filleting of the actual fish could have been a lot cleaner. This item is the only reason my review is not a one star, I thought it tasted good. The second time he ordered clam chowder and a salad that had chicken, fruit, nuts. The salad was fine nothing wrong but not a stand out either it seemed similar to something I'd get as a salad kit from the store. The clam chowder though was awful, so thick and gelatinous it seemed like it was canned which is already a red flag but one of those canned soups that you're supposed to add water to and like they forgot to do that part. On top of being weirdly thick it was also cold you can tell they didn't heat it thoroughly whether that was in a microwave or not though I can't really tell. I truly don't understand the hype or reviews for this restaurant given we've tried multiple items and for the most part fell flat with the sole exception of the fried fish. I was disappointed given the expectation from other reviews and unfortunately we won't be back for a third try.

It was a busy Easter Sunday morning. It was me, my wife and our baby daughter. They were able to…read moreget our food to us in a very reasonable time. I had the country fried steak and my wife had the lemon ricotta on French toast with strawberries. Both were very good. The place is clean and homey.

Our favorite Mexican restaurant in Auburn. As soon as we come in they always welcome us warmly and…read morebring us free tortilla chips and salsa. Every time we go there the food is excellent! We have tried several items on the menu and have always been happy with each choice!

I ordered the costa burrito. It was AMAZING! best shrimp ever on top. Excellently cooked carne…read moreasada and quesadillas adorned the plate. Hands down best Mexican platter I've ever had. My husband has the "normal" burrito. D it was good but lukewarm. Our margaritas were watered down and we were disappointed. The salsa and chips were fantastic. Prices are reasonable. Definitely will come again and maybe will ask for replacement margaritas they are watered down again.