I have been in the hunt for a great Hispanic grocery store and can't say I've found one yet. I…read moredecided to give this a try since there weren't any recent reviews and unfortunately I wasn't impressed. It was awesome that they had all the spices I grew up with and to see the bowls and jars and cups I would see on my trips to Tijuana, Mexico. The prices are pretty high for your typical queso fresco or Mexican sour cream. They do have pretty cool options for frozen meals as I saw empanadas and pupusas that were frozen. The meat section did not look appetizing and produce was looking a bit rough. I would say if you want to try Hispanic medicines then this is your spot. Such as Vicks or Beoncolin or honestly there are so many products that you'll find what you need. It is a very small space and noticed they opened a bakery/ restaurant next door. It smelled delicious just wish they had more options for bread.

I bought a churro and a sweet cream croissant-style pastry. Both were so good, I've been thinking…read moreof driving up there today to buy more. The churro was sliced length-wise and a filling added, making it delightfully gooey. The sweet cream croissant thingy had some crisp to it. It was more of the standard bready inside. It was some serious stuff. Please don't let the tame exterior or locaiton of this place cause you to overlook it! They also have a restaurant that looks promising. I'll edit this review after I try it.

Service was good. Wait was long time to take to go. I was…read morereally surprised to find horchata drink there :) I liked the food! Hidden gem.

Came here on a Friday night and it was very busy! There were plenty of seats inside as well and the…read morerestaurant is cutely decorated. We ordered Al pastor tacos (comes without pineapple), carne asada taco, esquites & a soup (can't remember what the name is) and i would say the food is decent here. The wait time is pretty long just an fyi. I would not recommend the esquites, it was really liquidity at the bottom and it was just too much mayo for me. I definitely had better. Other than that, the place is open pretty late so perfect for late night munchies.

mr. tacos was recommended to me as the best place in the area to get a birria taco... they were SOO…read moreGOOD. i would agree, i think they were some of the best birria tacos i've had in a long time. we got the choriqueso which had some really good flavors. the margaritas were humongous and delicious. we also got the fajitas and we both really enjoyed them. i loved this whole meal and want to come back soon!!

I thought we would have a generic local Mexico restaurant experience and was very pleasantly…read moresurprised. The service was quick and friendly. The restaurant itself was clean and cutely decorated. I had mole enchiladas with mixed vegetables. I'm not a vegetarian but I generally prefer veggies to meat. I was pleased that mix veggies was an option. The mole was the best I've ever had. Not just chocolate in chicken broth with spices but something way more complex and nuanced. Chips were generic, but the accompanying salsa was awesome-homemade with a kick on the back end. Mr. had a fairly simple burrito that he enjoyed but he says next time he plans to turn it up to something more exotic. We will definitely be back and adding this place into our regular date night rotation.

authentic mexican food, first time here and it was delicious. I am happy about the gluten free…read moreoptions as well with the corn tortillas! Quick service and the vibe was laid back. I would definitely go back again to try other things on the menu!

I have never been to this part of WBL and didn't know that this wasn't more of a table service…read morerestaurant. Should have done better research. First time there, had no idea that we did everything which isn't a problem at all, but would be nice is there was someone at the outside or even inside stand letting you know what to do. My husband was excited at the prospect of a Mexican buffet- not too many of those left. $26 to me was a bit pricey for what was offered. Small paper plates, plastic utensils and from what I could see the variety and options were meh. My husband and dad tried it. They both liked it. I tired the classic plate with carnitas which was pretty good. I has asked for all rice- no beans- came out with beans and rice. Okay- no biggie. Also ordered the kids quesadilla and kids taco for my mom and son. They both said it was okay. I love churros, but not the filled ones. These had a filling in them which was not a fan of, but they came out piping hot. Counter service Outside Tables- picnic size tables with umbrellas Big Horses Grab your own menus inside Drinks from the fountain. Plastic forks and napkins inside. No frills which is fine. The food was okay, the prices a bit high compared to some of the other places we have been. I can cross this one off my "to try" list.

Came to get Mochi donut for a holiday dessert. Everyone just loved the donuts, got a variety .read more

I really love these donuts. I am so happy we don't live too close or I would be here almost every…read moreday and that isn't good for my diet. But we do stop in at least every other month. Now you order at the kiosk machine and select your donuts. They will put them on the counter with your number when they are ready. Grab a beverage in the store and eat them warm in your car. You will need napkins. Warning - you may become addicted to these little pillows of heaven.

Our food was incredible! When you walk in you order and pay…read moreright at the counter and then they bring your food to your table. We got the biscuits and gravy, pig's eye breakfast and with a single pancake. The maple bacon butter was divine with the pancake and the biscuits and gravy was a different approach compared to your traditional biscuits and gravy and we loved them! Service was great, restaurant was clean and my coffee was also very good. I don't think they have a parking lot so you do have to park on the street and pay for a meter but there were plenty of spot when we stop by.

I love the buttered tin so much!! Their cinnamon rolls and breakfast burrito are my go to. I think…read moreeverything is made with locally sourced ingredients, which is an amazing way to support our community. It's a cute little breakfast stop on the weekends. They are usually open until 3pm. It's street parking! Don't forget to order at the counter, then sit down and wait for the 10/10 breakfast.

Love MAYA Cuisine! I am so stoked to have found this at a Food Court of all places. Authentic…read moreMexican food, fresh and very flavorful. It's the only other location other than their home location on Central Ave in Minneapolis.

The birria tacos were flavorless, and the consommé was overly oily. We used to come here often and…read morereally loved this place, but unfortunately the quality has declined. We gave it multiple chances in hopes things would improve, but today's visit was the worst yet and confirmed that we won't be returning.

Wanted to try a new place for Mexican Foods and what a diamond in the rough Casa Azul is. Located…read morein a strip mall off 35E the restaurant is small but very welcoming. The staff was extremely friendly and answered all our questions. The jalapeño margarita was perfection and truly one of the best I have ever had. The chips and salsa were fresh and our group inhaled them. The menu had many traditional options and some current items like the burrito bowl that my wife and daughter really enjoyed. I enjoyed the Chili Colorado and left nothing on my plate. We will for sure go back when in the mood for Mexican food and a margarita.

Came here on a Saturday evening and was seated immediately. Casa Azul is located in a strip mall,…read moreattached to a gas station with a medium sized parking lot. We were able to sit in a booth and received service immediately. The wait staff was kind and attentive. The restaurant offers a smaller amount of seating and is a Mexican restaurant with the ambiance of a sports bar. We both ordered combo #4 which consisted of 1 burrito, 1 enchilada, and 1 taco. I had mine come with shredded chicken. Overall the dish was bland. I was confused by the sauces on the enchilada as it smelt like marinara but did not taste like much. The taco was good, it came with a hard shell which I enjoy, and the chicken was nice.

The Flameburger?!? Are you kidding me?…read moreIYKYK Most underrated restaurant in the entire Twin Cities. Only complaint is that they need more space. The seating arraignments are weird. Whatever you order, add on the hash browns. You're welcome.

This is a fun, diner-dive experience with simple food, huge portions, and reasonable prices. The…read morestrawberry French toast is a favorite but can easily be shared. Their pancakes are huge, light and fluffy. The syrup is served warm. The wait staff is friendly and there is even a "secret" menu. Give it a try! It is a great experience!

I have been here just several times, and is always hard to decide whether a street taco, burrito or…read moreone of their plate entrees. But my go to item is their street tacos not only because they are small, but gives me a chance to try a different type of meat I haven't had before like maybe al pastor for example. Of course I throughly enjoying meeting the cool employees, but also seeming my food made in front of me, which is sometimes hard to see at some places. This place is so worth another stop sometime.