Had the special today (follow them on Facebook so you won't miss out!). Two tacos any way you…read morechoose. They were delicious!

This may be the best Mexican food we've had! Five stars for the beans, rice, grilled chicken…read morebreast, and salsa. I don't think the tortillas were homemade, but they still were good. We didn't try one of the desserts, but the posted list looked like we will have to try them next time. We ordered the grilled chicken breast dinner and it was delicious. The portions were generous, the service was excellent. The tables give ample space unlike chain restaurants that pack people in too closely. We will be back, it was worth the drive.

We have been enjoying this New find in Commerce for about Six months. It's absolutely fantastic…read more I always get the Street tacos. And they are always consistently delicious with a decent amount of meat. Expensive for Street Tacos. But delicious. Because of my many experience being consistent. I decided to use this restaurant to place my catering order for our families Christmas Dinner. I Totally understand it's a small business and didn't care about the pricing because my experience had been it was fair based on quality and quantity. I also understand catering is NOT a specialty. Pricing is per meal as if you were ordering dinner from the menu. I as I've stated I expected the $420 for 100 Taco's Beans and Rice and four Large White Queso's. I have ZERO complaints about the quality as always it's fabulous and that is why I gave five 's. The Quantity of main Ingredients (meat) for the Street Tacos is where I was disappointed. I ordered twenty five, four taco plates. Totaling 100 tacos. It was so disappointing to see that there was hardly any Chicken or Steak on so many of the taco's that my family made nagative comment's comments. Shocked at how much I had paid. It basically was four tacos with the equivalent of two taco worth of meat if that. I had also ordered four large white queso's. When I picked up the order there were so many White Styrofoam cups filled with salsa I didn't know what was what at the time. The cups were equivalent to a small soft drink cup. in my mind that was my mistake, I should've confirmed the sizes of what a Large Queso to go looked like. Nonetheless my purpose of this review is for future reference for anyone who orders catering, be aware that the food is absolutely worth the price. The disappointment was finding that out of four tacos per person. The meat equivalent was two tacos, so there were a lot of taco shells, but not a lot of meat and the queso size is not a large cup of queso it's what they're large size "bowl" is at the restaurant poured into a cup. So just be aware of those things maybe in time as the restaurant does more catering. These things will adjust themselves?? The Amount of Salsa and Chips with Onions and Cilantro was excessive. Compared to the most important things. The actual meal. I had told my sister NOT to order any other food from the Mexican Restaurant she normally goes to because I felt like I had ordered plenty. I was wrong. This definitely wouldn't stop me from eating here again, it would definitely keep me from placing a large catering order. Hopefully this will change by Next Christmas? It's our yearly Christmas dinner.

Food is always so good when we come. I will say it's better in person. The setting is real nice and…read morecomfy.

My father and I absolutely LOVE their chicken tortilla soup! It is the best we have ever tasted!…read moreHighly recommend. Our last visit we noticed both the recipe and the bowl they serve it in had changed, but it was still the most delicious flavor and we both loved the extra vegetables! Service was ok, nothing special. We were checked on right after our food arrived, but then had to wait to get our check. They do get busy on Sundays after churches let out. Ambiance was what you would expect in a Latin restaurant, bright colors.

I needed something to drink and a table to use as a desk more than I was hungry. In town for a…read morerapid fire round of meetings,I had little time. I spotted Don Toro and while the drive up and walk in appeal were lacking,I forged ahead. Seated at a nice comfortable booth,my waitress delivered ice water pronto. Followed by chips and salsa,I relaxed and dug into some paperwork. I knew I wasn't in Dallas by the 2005 prices on the menu. I opted for a cheese enchilada with chili con carne,meat taco and rice. For $9 I got a great Tex Mex lunch served by kind people in a comfortable atmosphere. I'm sure I'll have occasion to return. Thanks Don Toro

Excellent food/service. Great Chiles Rellanos and super "puffy tacos"! No Tex-Mex here, genuine…read moreMexican and reasonable!

The flan is fantastic if you're wanting desert.... Good experience. My dinner came out very fast…read moreafter ordering. Very chill, casual atmosphere. Lots of menu choices. Definitely would return.

I gave it a 4 cause the food is fantastic. But the service at this place is lacking bad. every time…read morei have gone my food wonderful but they never refill my hot sauce chips or drink. after my server drops off the food i dont see them again till i get the check. even when i have tried to wave them down they still just ignore. again good food. poor service.

We went right after they opened on a Sunday. They appeared fully staffed, the food was above…read moreaverage, & came out within 10 minutes. I could tell that our server had her regulars and she knew their orders. It was sweet and seems like a perk of a small town. I think the sopapillas could have been better in that they needed more time in the fryer to really puff up. We're already planning our next visit.

i found myself on a road leading through wolfe city and remembered el arbol, it was that good the…read morefirst time. while my route was typically a pointless gps-free meander, there was a destination and i did have to be there soon. but the sense of the restaurant was pretty distinct, "authentic" rather than melted velveeta txmx which is always an objective in this state. so i made a u-turn for an arbol quickie. ordered cheese and onion enchilada with chile sauce. simple as it was, and delivered in a half moment too, this was absolutely delicious. i doubt i'll be this way again, but el arbol has that air about it that says it's one for the ages, or at least another decade which is about the same. highly recommend.

Cozy small town Mexican place with clearly handmade tortillas. I had the pork guisada and it was…read moreexcellent. If you happen to be in the area it's worth a stop to try this place.

Great food and most of all wonderful people. It is family owed and they love to wait on you and…read moretreat you like family.

Always perfect from service, food and atmosphere. Owners are very friendly. Definitely a must try!read more

Awesome Sopes. Love it. Wish the place had better door dash system. Other than that I have not been…read moredisappointed. Going back again soon

Taqueria review: I'm…read moregonna let you know, first of all, that I'm deeply obsessed with tacos. I'm not talking about American tacos, which are more akin to cheeseburgers with chili powder on a flour tortilla, but the Mexican variety, which are on corn tortillas with onion and cilantro. I'm not necessarily reviewing this restaurant as a complete restaurant experience but just on its ability to make amazing tacos, specifically Tacos al Pastor, a variety of spicy pork taco. Like any good Taqueria, this place shares space with a gas station. This is usually the mark of authenticity. As most places do around here, you receive your tacos with two warm corn tortillas piece. The meat is as it should be, not too wet not too dry, and just tender enough to chew through easily. The amount of cilantro and onion are perfect, and the salsa Verde comes in a plastic baggie that I prefer to bite the bottom off of so I can squeeze it out like a pastry bag. The amount of spice from the pork and the salsa are just right and the flavors all work together well. Limes are standard as they should be and really add to the flavor. These are definitely the best Tacos al Pastor in Greenville, and if you can go on Mondays or Thursdays, each taco is only $.99. otherwise they are only $1.59 apiece. I got six of them for $10 on a Friday and $6 on a Monday. One of the best things about this restaurant, which may annoy some, is the quaint cultural differences between taquerias and most fast food restaurants. Whereas most taquerias are cash only establishments, this one accepts credit card; however, you have to go to the gas station side to pay and then bring your receipt back to the cooks. Believe it or not this is somewhat standard and, to me, quite delightful as an experience. I will be coming back a lot and sitting in the booth waiting for my six tacos to go. If you have never tried Mexican tacos before, give them a try; and if you get your first Mexican tacos here, you may never want to eat American-style again.