I had two tacos - carne asada and carnitas on flour tortillas. They both came w pico and guac and…read morewere decent portions. I wasn't super impressed w the carne asada - a little dry and not a lot of flavor. But the carnitas were excellent! My son had a carne asada burrito and had the same feedback. We all felt like they were missing something like some melted cheese or something. I loved the salsa bar and when they say super hot, go ahead and take their word for it. The green super hot was hot but flavorful and the red was too much for me to handle. Last, my tacos came w lemons to squeeze on them which is uncommon - usually I get limes at other places so that was unique. I'd say it's pretty legit authentic but not quite a 5-star experience.

Food is good, guy told me he was ready to take order 2x but had me start over. Simply order, street…read moretacos and a quesadilla. Shorted us a taco despite me asking - 4 tacos in there. ‍. Check as they seem a bit distracted.

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.

Best food stop between Salt Lake and St George. Quick, tasty. Carne asada was a great price and…read moredelicious!!

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!

Nothing off the charts but good food and service! Solid Mexican food selection. Could have used a…read morelittle more heat to the dishes we tried.

Looking for a quick dinner to take back to the hotel while traveling and didn't want 'fast food'…read more Found this spot. Walked in and the staff was quick to welcome me even though they were pretty busy. Took my order quickly and got the food out fast. The food was great and portions generous. Will certainly go back when in town

Bar 86 is a nice watering hole in an alcohol free desert known as central Utah. Primarily looking…read morefor a place to eat we stopped by on our trip from the Red Rock country of Southern I Utah to Salt Lake City. The bar is a bit off the I-70 freeway, but not too far. It is spacious inside with large tables and a friendly, welcoming staff. I had a margarita with my lunch; only one though because I was driving. It wasn't strong but was tasty enough. The beers are mostly domestic with only one micro brew selection but there were plenty of national brand choices. The food was home made and not bad for bar food. I had a Pittsburgh cheese steak sandwich that I thought was good. I ordered it with a side salad instead of fries as I had also ordered the loaded Pastrami fries which came with cheese, pickles and mustard on top. It was a bit too rich and heavy for my taste and the flavors didn't really work well together. Maybe without the mustard I would have liked it more. Not a bad place for a rest stop or a reasonable local hang out as well with some decent food.

I've been twice now- both times ended up here for an overnight stay in Richfield. It's a dive bar…read morebut super clean and spacious. Simple food menu, basic beers and cocktails. The cheesesteak was alright. It was nothing to complain about or write home about. The jojo fries were kinda undercooked but good and seemed homemade almost. Attentive service, not overbearing. A lot of locals since Richfield isn't exactly a destination but you'll get the same treatment and be just as welcome.

Great local food. Delicious, quick and affordable. Had the…read morebeef and cactus corn taco combo but the corn tortilla's fell apart, had a lot of meat pilled on top. Very delicious. Had the beef quesadilla the next day and i would choose this but ask if you could add the cactus. Hold up better in flour tortilla's both delicious.

Great food! Absolutely fabulous. I wish I lived here just so I can eat these tacos whenever I want…read more Friendly and fast service too. My kids loved that shredded chicken tacos and the quesadilla. The nopales tacos are so flavorful. They even have gluten free options with the corn tortillas. I would give them 100 stairs if I could. This review was partially written by my 9 and 12 year olds.

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-

We came in mid-April and the place was full, but we got a table after about a 5 minute wait. My…read morewife got the Mexican salad with carne asada and I got the carnitas plate - my wife enjoyed her salad and the carnitas was some of the best I've ever had as a SoCal native. The lime margaritas were also proper margaritas and not from a mix - delicious!

Surprisingly, one of the best Mexican restaurants I've been to across six or so states. They have…read morevery good vegetarian options, for one, which drew us here instead of the others in town. The vegetable soup was the best I've ever had at a Mexican restaurant - maybe 10% too salty but amazing with some crushed chips. My vegetarian burrito had perfectly grilled fresh vegetables. Amazing! Just enough cheese and well charred tortilla - good rice and whole pinto beans inside. Easily top five burritos I've ever had. Also, see if you can get service from Efrain - he was great. Good friendly ambiance here so I fully recommend Chak Balam 5/5 stars.

Unfussy, casual restaurant that is such a hidden gem in Richfield! My husband is working in town,…read moreand we decided to try a restaurant he hasn't been to yet. Los 5 did not disappoint! Our hostess/server was friendly, and our service was fast. My husband had a combo plate (I had a bite of his tamale, and yum!) I had the pastortorture, and it did not dissapoint! The bread, the seasoned pork, the crispy cheese was *chef's kiss*. Next time I come see my husband while he's working in town, this will definitely be a go-to spot! Also, it's important to not, they have homemade horchata, and do offer margaritas!

Reviews look good, but the place was horrible service. Tacos were supposed to come with 2 but only…read morecame out with one because "they forgot to make the other" (we eventually did get the second taco). Quesadilla was made to how I requested it, just cheese and chicken (though the chicken was not a really good). The chimi changa was burnt and terrible. They gave us chips but were plainly flavored, and unsalted. Overall just go to the south china place up the street.

The food was good, everything was made fast. The biggest problem I have and many other restaurants…read morein the area is the fly problem. Why so many flies everywhere?? I still recommend but it's not sanitary. A risk you are willing to take.

It took 30 minutes to get our food to dine in. Soft taco, 2 crisp tacos and a mexi fry. We asked…read morefor two water cups, surprise, they don't have a water option in the coke fountain. I first ate here in the mid 70's as a teenager, but I think I will avoid this place in the future. The cashier in charge seems a bit overwhelmed.