I have eaten there several times and the food is always fantastic. The service is awesome and the…read morewait time is good as well.

Honestly I have seen a decline in the quality and service since the renovation. Idk if a change in…read moremanagement happened or what. The meats aren't the quality they used to be, the atmosphere is prettier and music is nice but it takes 10 times longer to get food than it used to. Could be door dash orders but when someone is "in your house" i feel they should take priority. It is hard to find decent authentic Mexican food so we will return and hope things have improved by then.

This is a hidden treasure in Southern Delaware!! I got the pork tacos with pinepple and the steak…read more Both were to die for! The steak was very juicy and flavorful. They have a plentiful fixings bar and the horchata is yummy. I'll def come back to get more authentic tacos and try more flavors! The line gets long during lunch time but it's def worth the wait.

This hidden gem in the Laruel flea market is where all the locals eat. Authentic cantina style…read moretacos with a awesome fixings bar for $2.50 a pop. Prepare to wait in line around lunch time cause it gets busy. Try the Pastor tacos which is marinated pork topped w pineapple. after you load up w some spicy toppings the sweet/spicy combo will make you taste buds sing.

I walked into the restaurant and was greeted very quickly and asked what I would like to order…read more I ordered 3 steak tacos which were served in regular sized corn tortillas (not the tiny street taco corn tortillas), which came with salsa roja, salsa verde, and a filling amount of steak onions and cilantro. The steak in the tacos was very juicy and flavorful, but the salsa verde tasted extremely good on the tacos! The price for the 3 tacos was $10, which was fair compared to many other places I've been to, so I would probably come again.

I LOVEEEEEEE THERE FOOD!!! I work at the law firm right next to this place and this is my go to…read morenever gets boring!!

Went on cinco de mayo for lunch. Half price margaritas. Lunch menu available. Had the chile verde…read more Delicious. Service was attentive. Would go again to try different dishes.

Rating just the food, as we didn't order drinks. I got…read morecombo #10 which included a chile relleno. The relleno was some kind of a pepper that tasted canned, topped with unseasoned ground beef and a little bit of cheese. It was not good and in my opinion, not a chile relleno. The enchilada and burrito were ok, but not seasoned and there weren't any accompaniments with it. It felt more like a kids meal. The house salsa was great & the arbol hot sauce was out of this world. Super spicy & smoky flavor. It was borderline too spicy, but you had to go back for more and more (my kind of hot sauce!) They have a huge bar and plenty of space for a group. There was live music that had just wrapped up when we got there. Nice setting & lighting. Maybe I'd try again and order something different.

To find authentic Mexican food all the way out here in Salisbury was a feat in itself. El Primo…read moreTaquireas looks and feels the part. There's a lot to like here: courteous and attentive staff, A spacious dining room with the Mexican colors splashed across the wall, and that menu! Tacos, gorditas, burritos, sopas, tortas, and even agua frescas. This is as authentic as a menu gets. And the price point? Incredibly affordable, which is a big deal in today's inflationary world. Unfortunately this is where the happy story is cut short. I ordered two of the more popular items on the menu, carne asada and Al pastor tacos. Also added a side of rice and beans. The flavors simply fell short. It honestly felt like not a single thing presented to me was seasoned. The steak featured in the carne asada, which I was most looking forward to, was quite chewy. Even the complimentary chips and dip were underwhelming. I've had some amazing Mexican food, especially of late. El Primo Taquireas is a decent choice for price and lack of Mexican options in the area, but a forgettable experience overall. Really a 2.5 but rounding up for benefit of the doubt.

Took a while to be greeted. Sat at the bar. Quite a few employees might have been off the clock but…read morewere sitting in various visible spots. The food was just okay . The decor was nice but the chairs were wobbling and not the same height .

Best hole in the wall Mexican restaurant. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu! The staff is…read morealways very friendly too.

Been coming here for years... I LOVE their tortillas. Food is good, portions are generous, and I…read morealways order the carnitas or barbacoa platters with an extra order of those wonderful tortillas... that equals two full meals for this full sized fella

I can speak about one dish but it was so perfect I would return here again and again for that one…read moredish . . . but I admit I'd be incredibly tempted to try other things. The menudo. Available only on weekends. It was perfect. The flavors were perfect. The homemade tortillas were perfect. The garnish was perfect. The spice was perfect. It's like you could taste every part of the toasty chili that made it spicy. I sat by myself, at the counter, savoring every single spoonful. I had it with a perfectly tart-sweet glass of agua de jamaica. Served from large containers in the fridge behind the counter. The menudo was sooooo good, it makes all the other menudos pale in comparison. This restaurant makes me want to move to Seaford.

Tuesday night we went to a Mexican Food for Mexican diners restaurant. I've never heard of half the…read morethings on the menu. And most things are a la carte. So I ordered a burrito. In an American Mexican Restaurant, it would come with some sort of sauce on top and rice and beans next to it on the plate. In this restaurant, it came on the plate, period. And I was expected to eat it more like a sandwich. The burrito was stuffed much like a Chipotle one. Steak, rice, beans, lettuce and tomato inside. It was tasty. Oh, and no complimentary chips and salsa first. You could order chips and a choice of a couple of different dipping sauces as an appetizer. We ordered chips and guacamole. My wife ordered a mushroom quesadilla. It came, like my burrito, alone on the plate and not cut in pieces. It did not come with salsa and sour cream. She tried cutting it up and eating it like a big nacho chip, but while the tortilla was fried, it wasn't stiff. Floppy is the best way I can describe it. She said that the tortilla overpowered the filling, so she ended up scraping out the filling and eating that, and leaving the tortilla. The cheese was Oaxaca cheese, which was different. She enjoyed the filling. The ambiance was dark but otherwise like any other Mexican restaurant. But the main vibe was dark. I don't think it's fair to pan a restaurant because the food was served in a different way than you are used to. That being said, I have to say that no effort at all was made to make the food a pleasing presentation on the plate. No garnish whatsoever. The quesadilla looked like they just turned the pan up over the plate. The burrito was just sitting there on the plate looking lonely. Not a piece of lettuce or jalapeño slice for garnish. Nothing. We had only water to drink. The price after tip was about $30. There was a 4% credit card surcharge. Not exorbitant, but wasn't too long ago that same meal would have cost half that much! There are a few "plates" on the menu, which by description are more like what we would see in an American-Mexican restaurant. I think if we go back, we would first study that portion of the menu to see if something took our fancy. I would also study some of the other a la carte dishes to try something new. The place really seemed to cater more to the carry out or delivery crowd. We were the only people eating in. Eating at home would probably be a more pleasing atmosphere. If you enjoy authentic Mexican food, I think this will fit your bill. Be warned, this is different from La Tapatia.

This was by far the best experience I had at a restaurant. From beginning to end…read more While visiting Delaware we come across this restaurant. I decided to call and ask about a wait for a party of 8. The gentleman on the phone was well spoken and very polity. He offer to have the table ready for us once we got there and it was. The waitress was amazing. She was on top of things and willing to help. Everything came out promptly and as expected. Not to mention extremely nice. The owner/ cook came out and apologized for not having chilaquiles verdes in the many but offer to make them anyways. They really were amazing. I'm born and raise in Mexico this is for sure authentic flavor. The owner was extremely nice very attentive just all around a very nice lady. She also introduce us to her daughter. I believe the co owner and the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Very nice and attentive. They have a great place obviously management is doing things the correct way.

What a great find on my trip home to Philly! The atmosphere is casual and festive (seasonally) with…read moreplenty of seating and a full bar. My food was delicious; I especially enjoyed the fried plantains! The staff, from the waitress to the bartender to the owner/manager, were all friendly, helpful and engaging. Check them out!

It's Tuesday 11/25/25, 4pm. Weather is cold like 60 degrees Fahrenheit, there are only 2 other…read moretables sat. It's quiet place is very clean, love the decor. The tables are old school actual wood furniture and booths we sat on are dope, the backing are leather tufted and a pretty blue color( see pic). I ordered the Guadalajara Burrito chicken( I excluded chorizo [sausage]), comes covered in a cheesy cream sauce with an amazing flavor. The burrito is topped with a flavorful pico de gallo( onions, parsley, tomato other ingredients and peppers). My company ordered other dishes, all were very delicious I did try a spoon of each. We also got 2 desserts I had "El volcano " a brownie with ice cream, it was perfect. Nice light crunch outside, smooth inside not gooey. We also got Don Juan , fried ice cream( not impressed with the cornflakes housing the ice cream)and churros served in a tortilla bowl. I didn't expect much coming here but I left a believer that when I'm in town I will definitely be back with family. If you have a choice get the server Marvin, he was super attentive checking on us every couple of minutes.

This place has all the makings of a good place. Good location decent service. Burrito was tasty…read morealbeit not wrapped at all. It completely fell apart with each cut of my fork. Now the bad... salsa is not good and comes in a plastic Jell-O shot cup (?!). Not to mention they charge a couple extra bucks for a 2nd Dixie cup of bad salsa. The $12 house margarita was the nothing more then lemon/lime water with the only school being the remnants of cleaning solution they last used on the pre made dispenser. The guacamole was decent but lacked flavor and again for some reason I'm charged $2 more to get some chips to eat my guacamole. 2.5 stars really and there's better options in the area

Food (Mexican guacamole, street tacos), drink (frozen margarita), and service (Eli) were all…read moreexceptional. The complimentary chips were good, but the salsa was only fair. Would definitely eat here again.

The food at Los Mayas is excellent. Everything is hot and…read morefresh. The only issue is that the service is not that good. Our waitress checked on us once then proceeded to eat her lunch with another server and I had to get my own "to-go" container because I couldn't get her attention. I asked for 2 small plates which she never brought us. IDK if she's inexperienced or just young, but the wait staff should be taught that they need to be attentive especially if they want to be tipped well.