It is like we never left, after 5 years gone we came back here and it was everything we remembered…read moreand wanted, such a gem! Highly recommend

Just a so-so dining experience. Our soft and hard tacos were super soggy and fell apart. Food was…read morenot hot enough. Building and indoor decor were pretty rough also. Don''t recommend.

The atmosphere was great. The decor including the wall art and trinkets around the restaurant were…read morecool. I had to go to Evanston, WY for work. I wasn't expecting much as far as food went. However, this place was great surprise. Service was very nice and friendly. My Birria quesadilla was the best quesadilla I ever had. Now, I hardly ever order quesadillas but I love birria so I decided to give it a shot. The consume was very tasty and the meat within the quesadilla was flavorful, juicy and tender. Some aspects of my visit were great however, for a small place like Evanston, WY, I will give it a slight pass. The sweet tea and water situation was horrible. I know somewhere like Wyoming may not have the greatest sweet tea, I know I was far removed from the South. However, I believe it was a combo of the water, tea/water ratio and whatever was used as a sweetener. The salsa was very fresh but some of the chunks of veggies were a little too big for salsa in my opinion.

(review from two separate times)…read more The second time of us driving up from Ogden, Utah for something to eat here. The service does kinda take a while for them to noice you're waiting at the door. Which is understandable when low staff working. No biggie. Otherwise, the food is pretty decent and I would definitely recommend stopping here if you're coming to Evanston for some vape juice or fireworks haha. Once you're sat down, you're welcomed with chips, flavorful chunky salsa and a bean dip. We ordered the Carne adobada (marinated asada) both times Two pics are from this time and two are from last time for reference. The meat is flavorful and tender. Moist fluffy rice. The beans... are well, beans lol... We also ordered the guacamole for an appetizer, unfortunately was very disappointed in that. Not in the guac itself, it tasted great. But the price $10 freaking dollars is absurd, for what half an avocado? (What you see in the picture is what we got. It was shaped in a ball like small ice cream scoop before I smashed it around but it was an extremely small amount) like I get inflation,.... but that much for so little. Also the knives are dull a fk. Lol I will come here over and over again but won't be getting the guac appetizer again. Our waitress Brittany is so kind and sweet and top of the refills (we all know I'm a Karen about my refills ) she did great both times. Thanks.

We were on a road trip returning from CA to CO, stopped at a Tesla charging station in Evanston,…read moreWY. We looked at Yelp reviews for dinner options which led us to this place. What a wonderful hidden gem! It doesn't look like much or even very big from the outside. Don't let that fool you. It was great food, great service, huge portions, and we were in and out quick. They turned over tables fast and more people kept coming in to eat. We were surprised how busy it was on a Monday night! The whole place was full - every table! I had a chicken fajita burrito with a strawberry marg and my husband had the chili verde. Fresh ingredients, homemade food and sauces. We would highly recommend and will definitely return on our next jaunt through WY.

Yesterday we were in Evanston and found this gem on Yelp. We got there about 6pm and the small…read moreparking lot was packed. Which is always a good sign. Like others have mentioned the outside looks like it's a little rundown but it also makes you feel like you're in Mexico. We had to wait for a table but they hustle the wait staff had is amazing. We got in quick. My husband had carnitas tacos. I had Shrimp Camarones. They were so good and the portions are huge. They were served Fajitas Style so lots of vegetables surrounded them. Their salsa was delicious. The service amazing. Now if they could just open a Salt Lake City location that would be great! It's worth the drive. Just don't go at 6 pm

My co-worker and I stopped by this place looking for a light lunch while on our way to Salt Lake…read moreCity. We got chips and salsa, a side of queso, an order of 2 street tacos and an order of flautas. Overall the food was average. While the salsa was fresh and flavorful, the queso dip was obviously out of a can, bright orange and tasteless. The street tacos were shredded beef and carnitas; both were served with double-corn tortillas, fresh chopped onion and fresh cilantro, but the meat fillings were bland, and the carnitas were not as crispy as I like. My co-worker had the flautas (rolled and deep-fried tortillas stuffed with meat and cheese) - she said they were ok but a little greasy. I probably would not eat here again, but will say that the menu is large and it could be we just ordered 'wrong'. Our server was very nice, the interior was clean, and I did enjoy the murals painted on the walls too. This place is located in a strip mall just off the highway in Evanston. Very convenient location with plenty of parking.

The food was okay but the service lacked a lot. I'm big on hospitality and if not given that I feel…read morelike it ruins the whole experience especially if the food isn't good the service can always make up for it. We came from out of state hoping to have a good experience. Barely any people inside but wasn't given chips and salsa I had to ask and wasn't checked on at all during our meal, felt maybe only selected people get good service. Also, can't believe that they charge for refills when the cups are so tiny.

We stopped into this location for dinner, but our group ended up ordering breakfast which they…read moreserve all day. Most of the online reviews were for the breakfast, so we wanted to try it. The name leads you to believe it was a Mexican restaurant, but they actually had Italian, American, and Mexican offerings on the menu. I had looked at the online menu before arriving and found that the prices were about $4.00 higher online than on the menu inside the restaurant. The hostess was friendly and welcomed us with a smile. She seated us quickly and there were not too busy. The waitress was efficient with taking our order, but the food seemed a little slow to come out based on the number of customers. I ordered the Avocado Eggs Benedict. It was very tasty and the avocado complemented the traditional eggs benedict well. It came with hashbrowns that were cooked like I like them, not too crispy but not mushy or soggy either. The waitress came by regularly and kept our drinks full. I took an order of buffalo chicken wings to-go. When we opened them to eat later, the lettuce they put in the to-go box was all wilted. The carrots and celery were pretty tiny and didn't add much to the dish. The blue cheese dipping sauce was a good flavor and offset the buffalo sauce well. The chicken wings were smaller and not anything special. I would recommend the breakfast here, but suggest skipping the chicken wings.

Please safe yourself the time and do not eat here. Terrible service. Disgusting bathroom. Coffee…read morewas burnt. All around, bad experience.

Our family of 5 stopped here to charge and enjoyed a fantastic lunch! The Barbacoa tacos and…read morechicken tamales smothered in salsa Verde were fantastic! We finished with Nutella crêpe and homemade lime popsicles that were out of this world! Highly recommend!

Love this place. Super clean, hip, casual and with interesting food. I've been several times trying…read morelots of things and liked all of it.

Surprisingly delicious. Best mexican I've had in awhile! The food is very genuine and the service…read morewas fast and polite. Best salsa I've ever had. I would definitely come here again. Love it!! There is also a cute little store next door that is very fun.

We found this restaurant thanks to Yelp, and we decided to check it out because of the reviews…read more On appearance, the restaurant seems to be in the middle of no where. It's located in a plaza and doesn't have the best outdoor appearance as some of the other places we've been to. Upon entering, it's a small place with a Mexican grocery store attached, which I'm assuming means that it's family owned. They had soft music playing, the decor wasn't that fantastic. We were greeted with cold chips and cold homemade salsa, which was in a container that we had to pour. The salsa was nice and cold with a good spicy kick to it. We're vegetarians so we asked the older lady there if they used animal fat in their beans, in which she replied that they did. She couldn't speak English that well, so we decided to ask another woman there, which I assume to be the daughter of the older woman. She then again said that they do, I asked her if she could make the refried beans without animal fat and she went back in the kitchen and sent her sister out, whom could speak proper English. I asked her and she clearly denied that they don't use animal fat and that the other two had difficulty speaking and understanding English. We went ahead and ordered a piña colada, which was probably the most amazing thing I've ever had in such a long time! It had the perfect blend of sweet coconut and pineapple juice. My favorite part was the three maraschino cherries on top, their juices combined with the piña colada was phenomenal. We ordered three cheese enchiladas which came with a side of rice, beans, and lettuce and tomato. When we got our order, it was covered in cheese. I love cheese, but this was too much. It looked like a blend of cheddar and mozzarella, I personally don't like too much cheddar in my Mexican food, I prefer monterrey. I took my first bite and I swear, I couldn't taste the sauce, the cheese, or the tortillas. I couldn't taste anything. There was no taste to the enchiladas. They seemed extremely bland. There was some additional sauce on the side, and I tried that, I couldn't make out the flavors. The only thing I tasted was burnt tomatoes. The rice was bland as well, which is a reoccurring problem I've noticed in Mexican restaurants. The beans did not taste like they were cooked in animal fat (we made sure before eating our food), and they were hearty, warm, but bland. All in all, everything except the salsa and the piña colada was bland. It wasn't that good, whatsoever. I wouldn't recommend this place to others, especially if you're a vegetarian. I've been to better Mexican restaurants, with better ambience and food. If you're in town and you're looking for a good piña colada, this is where you should go to get it. I had the non-alcoholic, but it was deliciously made.

I love taco bell so much and I've never had any issues with the food or them getting it wrong. They…read moreare often fast and even when their is a line there fast still. The inside is pretty regular but is a nice spot for me and friends.

i ordered the cheesy tater tots and it was really good. there was only one employee working but…read moreshe did her best. all good.

We shared an absolutely delicious Ruben with French fries! Enjoyed every bite…read more The service was excellent. Very friendly and accommodating. The interior has a really cool vibe. It's really large and comfortable.

We visited Suds on Saturday evening with a group of 22 people (including several kids) from out of…read moretown. First, a big thank you -- the staff was genuinely friendly and accommodating. They quickly adjusted seating to fit our large party comfortably, which isn't easy. We really appreciated that. Unfortunately, the food experience was mixed and had some consistent issues that affected most people: * Several meals arrived lukewarm or cold, including a child's Mac-n-Cheese that was straight from the Kraft box and cold. Most of the table reported similar temperature problems. * Our nacho platter with pulled pork was a decent size with good toppings, but the cheese on top wasn't warm at all. The pulled pork was a bit light on portion and average in flavor (though the cheese underneath it was actually warm). * The side salad had some brown lettuce pieces that should have been removed. * The Firecracker Burger was good, but the fries tasted like fish -- likely from being fried in the same oil as the fish & chips. * The chicken panini was lukewarm and felt overpriced for the quality. Most menu items start at $17+, and the value doesn't seem to match the price point. On the positive side, both pizzas (pepperoni and cheese) were a hit with the younger kids -- they really enjoyed them. Edit - the kids said "the pizza dough wasn't really cooked but it was fine" We know running a restaurant is tough, especially with big groups, and the friendly service stood out. With some focus on food temperature, portion consistency, fryer separation, and price-to-value on certain items, Suds could be a much stronger spot. There aren't many restaurant options in the area, so we'd love to see them improve and come back next time we're in town. Thanks again to the team for their efforts.

This is an interesting Taco Bell as it also shares the restaurant with KFC. But, it made it…read moreconvenient because I was able to order a couple of burritos for my husband and myself and regular fries from KFC for my daughter. The cashier was friendly and helpful. The restaurant was clean and bright with a lot of seating. It's a great location right off the freeway for a quick bite to eat and a bathroom break.

Really expensive for taco bell. They even tried to charge me 25 cents for a water cup. I hate…read morewhen fast food places take advantage of travelers. I won't be back