Good food, amazing service! Sonya is super nice friendly, and does a great job taking care of her…read morecustomers.

One of our favorite places for authentic Mexican food. Nice atmosphere with Mexican music and…read moredecor. Service was fabulous. We enjoyed the enchiladas supreme and carne asada. Yum! Love their salsa.

This has become our favorite Mexican place by far. We have yet to have a negative experience here…read moreit is always consistently delicious.

You can't beat the price of an entrées here when it's surrounded by Carrabba's and Logan's. My…read moremeal, Pollo Al Pastor (?) the chicken was supposed to be "marinated" al pastor style and topped with mango pico. It was just a thin chicken patty smeared with pastor sauce topped with pineapple. The mango pico was absent. The table side quac will alway be the star. The menu is too diverse for there to be any focus on epic food. It's all gringo-ified for the Midwest. The service made up for the food not hitting it out of the park.

Fantastically unassuming place in a strip mall with a charming, kitschy sign that lends itself to…read morethe kverall maritime aesthetic. I had the fried Huachinango (Red Snapper) and it was sublime; my partner had the lightly breaded shrimp. The service was prompt and our food was clearly done right away; it arrived at our table sizzling tantalizingly. Our server was very patient, friendly, and diligent. We'll definitely make a point to return here.

Let me start by saying I ordered takeout and was there around 11:30 am Wednesday. The restaurant is…read moregeared more towards seafood but does have tacos and some other things. I ordered 4 steak tacos with cilantro & onions, lime, red sauce, green sauce, and a side of rice. Locally I've been to number of spots and was disappointed because I prefer my tortilla's to be fried in oil when warming them up, this place did exactly that. The seasoning of the steak for me was on point. I ordered a side order of the Mexican rice and ate every single grain. The reason I only gave it 4 stars was because I haven't tried their seafood dishes and have not experienced what the service is like when dining in during the evenings for dinner. I would recommend their tacos. If they would offer fried jalapeños that would be the icing on the cake for me. After eating their tacos it has left me wanting more.

There was a reason this Mexican restaurant came up as the number one place for such food in Niles…read more Two other people were waiting for the doors to open when I got there. You order at the counter and the food was ready very quickly and brought to me at my table with both a roasted and green salsa bottle. Very nice because of always ask if they have them if they had not brought them. I ordered a 1/2 order of chicken enchiladas in green sauce which came with rice and beans. Generous portion for a 1/2 order. I also ordered a steak taco Mexican style on corn. Everything was very good and I also thought it was nice that they make their refried beans using Northern beans. Something I really like and have only found at one other Mexican restaurant in our area.

Do NOT sleep on the gorditas, especially on the weekend with barbacoa or the divine carnitas -…read morelike an arepa with crispy fried corn pancake split open to house the yummies. You order at the counter and food is served out to you as it is prepared. Many other great items here, though I adore tamales and theirs are just nothing special, often a little dry. Good hot sauces on the table plus verde and rojo served to you with your food. Great place for solid Mexican food. Has a following of folks and reasonable pricing structure. Definitely worth the stop!

Every time I visit from California, I stop for juevos ala Mexicana and jamaica. The best anywhere…read more Wish I could have some right now!

Horrible! I spent over $30 for burritos, and normally got free chips and salsa. Yet for 25 minutes…read moreI was ignored! I called back later that night to be insulted even further on no free chips and salsa. I didn't mind paying for expensive burritos, because of the quality and size of them. But expected free chips and salsa. And was insulted inside the business and phone call. To be so cheap and keep insulting the customers. How Rude!

Checked out this restaurant on a weeknight for dinner. We easily got a table even though they were…read morea little busy. The customer service was great and the food was really good. I wasn't too impressed with the vegetable dumplings (lacked some flavor), but the pad see ew with chicken was very flavorful. We requested a spice level of 3, but that was not spicy at all. I would probably try a 4 next time if you can handle the spice. Highly recommend this place!

Manny the bartender/server was really great! Very friendly, made good suggestions and made me feel…read morewelcome! I came in close to closing and he did not make me feel rushed at all! He made me a really good skinny margarita with Tajín rim, he even suggested good tequilas to try! The chips and guacamole were amazing! I was a little disappointed that they don't have a queso appetizer. I tried the beef sope which was pretty good. I got the Michoacán fajitas and even though he did tell me that they use some of their Thai sauce in them, I did not like it. It was very sweet and had a weird flavor. I much prefer traditional fajita seasoning, so keep that in mind when you are ordering. It is a very large portion for the price so expect leftovers! The beef was definitely overcooked and dry. Even though these items weren't marked as gluten free I assumed they were because I got corn tortillas but I did end up having a reaction so I should have clarified better before ordering. He let me try all the salsas - mild was no spice and honestly not much flavor, medium was very spicy and hot was basically inedible for me. I did not try the Thai food, but might if I am ever back in the area. As for ambiance there isn't much to be honest. The bar was sad. All the liquor just sitting on metal wire racks with no actual bar or shelves. The restaurant furniture all looks old and needs to be updated.

Los Humildes is a wonderful local spot near South Bend. I stumbled upon it as a late night weekend…read moreoption and was pleasantly surprised. The place has a large interior but was pretty quiet when I visited. They also have an extensive menu of Mexican cuisine. I ordered the taco dinner which allows you to choose different types of taco meats. All of the meat was well seasoned and packed with incredible depth of flavor. I really enjoyed the Al pastor and steak. The plate of tacos was tremendous, and it came with a side of rice and beans. For the price, the meal was amazing value and very filling. Moreover, our waitress was attentive and gave my group some great recommendations on what to order. She was very friendly and checked on my table often. Los Humildes is an underrated Mexican restaurant and definitely worth visiting if you're in South Bend. They have generous portions, nice atmosphere, and flavorful food!

This was pretty good. I tried the chicken, al pastor, and steak tacos. They were all very good…read more Chips and salsa and horchata were good. The guacamole needed some citrus and salt, which we requested. Service was friendly.

Looking for authentic Mexican cuisine? This is the place. Tucked into a niche in North Liberty,…read moreyou must find it. The best salsa! The best (cravable) Mexican tacos. The only negative is parking...on a narrow street. But the service is enthusiastic and efficient. Nice homey atmosphere. Great food, great people.

If you have ever been in Texas and stopped in any small town in the middle of nowhere and went to a…read morelocal mom and pop Mexican restaurant then you will recognize the similar experience of eating at Country Taco in North Liberty. They have a good balance between traditional Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisines. The cheese enchiladas are excellent (the best I've had in this part of the state since the demise of Don Pablo's in Mishawaka) made with a combination of both red or green enchilada sauce and cheese dip on top. (The only thing missing from Texas enchiladas is the option of topping them with either chili con carne or sour cream sauce.) The fajitas are also very good but definitely not Tex-Mex (or at least like any I had in Texas). But they are also slightly different from any I've had in the more traditional Mexican restaurants. I do prefer the Texas-style fajitas which are made with mesquite grilled skirt steak that isn't sliced into strips until after it's finished cooking and ready to serve, but I still enjoyed these even if they weren't my favorite. I haven't tried anything else yet but the bottom line is that this is some really good food. I live over in Elkhart and today is my third day in a row to eat here. I will return soon.