This sits exactly between three nephews and none of us knew it was here. Yelp actually suggested it…read moreand as a result we have the perfect digs for when we come to town. What a quaint, cozy little eatery. Perfect for a group of family or friends. This would be ideal for travelers looking for a quick bite or folks on their lunch break, staring down limited time to eat. The menu is quite extensive and the prices very affordable. Mostly variations on the standard for each item. Simply add or subtract. For example: Nachos (supremo, vegetarian, fajitas or botana) I have our group eating community style. Everyone orders a decent size meal and divides it nine ways. As far as I'm concerned everything tasted great, but I confess, my attention was predominately on fellowship with the kids. They've embedded pennies in the table. Poor little Tony was too young to understand that he can't get them. He tries, fails, forgets and tries again, about every twenty minutes or so. Hilarious. Maybe next time we meet we can fill the restaurant with family and poor Tony will find something different to fixate on. 03/25

Delicious street tacos. Chicharon was my favorite, quite possibly the best I have had. I also had…read moretripa and pastor. Alejandro's Enchiladas and chips with cheese was also delicious. Came in after church on Sunday and Staff were super friendly. Plenty of seating. Good options of booths and tables. Will definitely come back.

I'm a little disappointed I suppose…read more After reading all the glowing reviews and looking over the menu I was sure I was going to have a delightful meal this evening. This restaurant is attached to what is clearly a dying mall, and that may be part of the issue they're having in terms of retaining staff and maintaining foot traffic. It is desperately hard to maintain a high quality standard in food when you simply don't have that many people coming in to eat. The staff I interacted with were generally friendly, but also quite busy and trying to keep up with the various tables. The seating options were a little uncomfortable, but serviceable overall. Everything appeared to be clean, although I noticed a bucket of dishes sitting out in the main dining room That was not being attended to. Given the volume of business they were having at the time this wasn't a huge deal. The food was a mixed bag. The chips were decent but a little greasy. My chicken was well prepared and had a delicious cheese sauce on it. The rice and beans were quite regrettable unfortunately. The beans were overcooked and too pasty, the rice had no real flavor to it. It really is a shame, I was looking forward to trying this place.

I was angry, I was like "no I'm not going in there, it's an abandoned restaurant in an abandoned…read moremall" I shouted in the midst of an argument with my wife who "wanted to try something new" Fortunately for me we had my mother in law with us who brought sense to the situation by just walking inside the Cazadores restaurant. This was some of the best Mexican food I've had, period.

I went into the restaurant about an hour and a half before close last week, the woman was closing…read moreand told me that she wasn't going to make anything. Today I placed a DoorDash order and 10 min before it was supposed to arrive at my home the order was canceled. This was the 2nd time this has happened in the past month. Apparently they don't want to sell food. Incredibly disappointing.

Food is home made from scratch. No processed food here. They don't open can food here. Excellent…read morecustomer service. Helpful with suggestions

Great food and service!! The carnita tacos are amazing! Great atmosphere as well. Salsa was awesome…read moreand chips excellent

The food was great and the service was excellent! The carnita taco was absolutely delicious!!read more

When i'm in Saginaw I try to stop at Rico's. I usually get the tacos or shredded beef enchiladas…read moreand I'm always pleased with the food. The staff are friendly and the service is great, I'll certainly be back!

Wonderfully tasty authentic Mexican food, friendly staff and a sense of military pride and duty…read morewith their BOGO military/veteran discount on the first Monday of the month. Ricos; It's a Saginaw treasure worth visiting.

They have horchatas and that's what sealed the deal for me. I ordered through Grubhub so I've never…read morebeen to the actual store. I got a carne asada plate and a tamale. The tamale was good and had a small kick to it, which is good since I ordered a hot one. The carne had a good gravy on it and it wasn't over cooked. The beans and rice were good, which is a bonus in my book. I'll update if I ever hit the actual establishment.

Music was so loud couldn't hear the waitress. Not authentic. Salsa was spoiled. Only hot sauce was…read morered hot. Guacamole large was a bowl half filled with lettuce. Menudo ok. Taco sub par. Would not return. Service was not good.

Terrible experience. We walked in at 7:00pm and they locked the doors and turned the open sign off…read moreon at 7:30pm on a Friday. The chips were cold, old and greasy. The fajitas were cold, the chicken was tough and flavorless. The waitress was not attentive. Not to mention there's no drink menu. I will not go back to this place and I suggest no one waste their time and money here.

First timer there. I'm from Louisiana. And never had…read more Fried tacos. That were great. It did take 25 minutes To get our food after we ordered it. They weren't That busy. But the service was fine and food great

I have gone to Maria Elena's bakery since I was a little girl they have the best homemade chorizo…read moreand cakes. You could possibly want. I got a birthday cake from here every single year until I moved out of Saginaw. They also make homemade tortillas in house and other delicious pastries.

These might be the best carnitas I have had since leaving California! That is worthy of five stars…read moreall on its own. The pork pulled apart into thick strands, it had great texture, some bits of tender fat, some bits of crisped edges. Fantastic stuff. If I wanted to pick nits, I might prefer a smidge more salt and I would have killed for a wedge of lime to squeeze over the whole thing. But the brightness of the salsa rojo did the job nicely of bringing this taco into balance. That salsa had some kick, and was also a delightful compliment to the barbacoa taco, which I suspect was actually barbacoa de cabeza. What a delightful surprise! Rich and meaty, and oh so tender. The tacos might actually suffer from having too much meat in them. I went for three, but two would be more than sufficient. Even one would be a mighty hefty snack. With double corn tortillas, you could even do the clever trick of splitting one taco into two... but then you risk the dreaded tortilla break. While I was looking forward to the lengua, that was the least exciting of them all. The tongue was fattier than I was accustomed to eating, and it was lacking that deep beefy flavor I adore. Had there been some lime, and perhaps a greater helping of onions and cilantro, it would have helped to lighten those bites. But so it goes. Not every taqueria / bakery does everything well. Oh yeah... do not sleep on the chicharon on the counter! Those are sold by the pound. I grabbed three pieces, and they were perfect for snacking on while my tacos were being made. In fact, they may be the reason I wasn't able to get through that third taco. So crisp. So savory. So juicy with fat. So satisfying to chew. Marvelous stuff. Just make sure to limit yourself to what you can eat in the moment, they are best when warm and fresh! All of this in Saginaw? What an unexpected treat! Thank you Yelp for helping me find a respite from my responsibilities that brought me up to this town for the day. I wish I lived closer, but if I'm back in the area, I'm coming back for carnitas and chicharon. No doubt!

My family & I love eating here. Taco Locos are my favorite and I won't go anywhere else for them…read more Highly recommended to family and friends!!

I was trying to find a nice local place for dinner here in Saginaw, and really struggled to do so…read more It seems like this place has mostly chain restaurants and very few independent diners. After doing some scouring, I found Coco Loco and decided to give it a whirl. Pulling up, the place looks a bit tired from the outside. I was skeptical about going in, but I decided to give it a go ahead anyway since I was already here, didn't want Texas Roadhouse down the street, not looking for fast food and felt like Mexican. Walking in the place wasn't busy but there was enough diners here that I was like okay it can't be that bad. I reviewed the menu and they do have tons of good options but tend to be on the pricier side of things. I ended up getting the Petito dinner which sounded right up my alley. It was 3 tacos that were deep fried, rice, beans and extra toppings. I guess you have a few choices of what to get in the tacos, and I went with shredded beef because its my favorite. When the food came out, I was extremely impressed with the portion size as it was absolutely massive! I couldn't even finish it because it was just so much food. The refried beans were awesome and the rice was pretty good to. I wish I would have taken a photo but I was so hungry that I didn't even think about it. The interior here is super colorful and my server was pretty good at her job. I did have to ask for extra napkins, but I always do so that's no big deal. I did ask for a bit of extra sour cream and they charged me for it?! at this point I was already $20 in the hole, so what's an extra dollar or whatever the charge was. Not the cheapest dinner or the fanciest place, but decent food and better than some of the places within the vicinity (mostly being chain restaurants.) I wish they would beautify the outside a bit and take care of the exterior of the building as it was a bit sad looking from the street. Overall a good solid meal. Would return in the future.