My husband and I ordered Flautas, Torta de Asada, taco de Tripa, and two Jarritos. Our food was…read morereally good, definitely good flavor. The guy that took our order was really kind and answered our questions. He also turned on the heater for us, that was really nice of him to do. They had a decent amount of clients when we arrived, so the food took about 20ish minutes to come out, which is understandable. We will definitely come back to try more things from their menu. Update: we've been here 3 days in a row now lol

Hidden just off South Pacific Avenue, this is located along several other food stands. The staff…read morewere very friendly and welcomed us in. Once inside, they explained their menu items. They offer a decent seating area outdoors. During the colder months, they have a propane heater that adds to the setting. Everything was clean and maintained. They have a great selection of classic taco cart items. They even have churros and a large selection of drinks. Once ordered, the food was made to order. It took about 5-10 minutes but everything came out hot. We will definitely be back. If you plan to go, as of the writing of this review (02/05/2024); they're open Thursday through Tuesday only from 6pm-Midnight.

Simple atmosphere, counter service. Seems like a lot of people from Mexico eat there which we took…read moreas a great sign. The house made jalapeno salsa was so good. We loved their bean burritos with veggie fajitas and the potato taquitos (all veg). We ended up going back there a second time on our weekend visit because it was delicious, quick, and they were nice.

Went here after church Sunday morning. Had the bowl of Cocido wife had a machaca breakfast…read moreburrito . Nice friendly place good service. Food was good too. Great taste and served quickly. Family friendly place. Will go back to try more of the menu

You don't need to cross the border for a proper torta. This place can hang with the ones in TJ…read more Nough said check them out.

It's now called Tacos El Vaquero…read more Really good tacos. The carne asada mear is my favorite, a colleague loves their al pastor. The Vampira is a great treat if you want some crunch.

I got out of work late and the family was craving tacos. Our usual spot was closed so we drove…read morearound looking for trucks. Found this gem on 8th street. Seen previously on 32nd st by Vertical Church but never had a chance to try. It was around late 11ish when we got there and thought he was closing down but he said they were still open and only had carnitas, al pastor and beef cheek left. So I ordered 10 al pastor tacos to try it out. They were sooo good! Kids were scarfing it down, hubie was makin a mess. There salsa was full of flavor and perfectly spicy. Throughout the whole chowdown the tortilla and meat stayed HOT HOT. I looked at them and we all nodded in agreement, time to order more! I ordered 4 more al pastor and 1 of each of the other meats to taste. Carnitas was crispy and had perfect texture. Beef cheek was tender. We also got 7up and Dr Pepper. Everyone was perfectly satisfied. Guy had great customer service, was friendly and answered all my questions. Super chill. Would definitely come here again. Can't wait to try their other menu items. Will definitely recommend.

Heatz is located off of magnolia close to 3rd st in Yuma. It's usually a hit or miss mostly a hit…read morethough! Really good tacos, 2.75 each and carne asada plates are cheapest I've found! I will post pictures next time, 8.5/10.

Delicious, huge burritos, wonderful service and prices. Very tiny, no restroom available. More of a…read moreto-go kind of place.

Try the chile relleno burritos hands down the best in Yuma, portion sizes they got you covered;…read morecost is fair, everything tastes fresh every days. Cons wait time but hey it's a popular place.

The address is not correct. Search Caedo fit, and go around to the next strip mall. The place…read morelooks closed, but the taco shop is tucked away in the corner. The Al Pastor is on Point. Not sure if he was the owner, but he was super humble, and attentive. Tacos came out hot and fresh. I suggested he put out a sign, but he was not concerned. Claims a Yankees player from San Luis paid for his marinade to make tacos. I believe it.

I have had a lot of tacos in my lifetime and these are the best al pastor tacos I've ever had. My…read morehusband and I went on Friday night and got carne asada and pastor tacos as well as the Taco Azteca. We LOVED everything we had, even got food to go for later. We couldn't stop talking about the tacos so we drove back and had more tacos for dinner Saturday night, topped with an horchata and a bean and cheese burrito to-go! If you like good tacos with quality meat, delicious salsa and a great experience, I definitely recommend checking them out!

This was stop number 2 on my taco shop tour of Somerton. This spot is always busy when I go by at…read morenight so my friend and I put it on our taco tour list. They are a food cart located in a parking lot out side of Elena's clothing store. They have 4 nice sized tables set up on the far right of the parking lot up against the wall. If you don't want to eat there, though I recommend it as part of the experience, they do offer the option of taking your food to-go. They have a nice menu with plenty of options. I went with a carne asada taco and a quesadilla chilanga. The quesadilla was made with Monterey cheese, carne asada, and roasted chili. I ate it with the complimentary guac and hot salsa and it was amazing! The roasted chili was smokey and it went well with the carne. The tortilla on the outside was nice and crispy. It was such a good quesadilla. I have been wanting to go back to get another one. The carne asada taco, unfortunately, did not stand out like the quesadilla did. The meat on the taco was dry, which was strange since it was probably the same carne asada as inside the quesadilla, which had good moisture. My guess would be the fat from the cheese in the quesadilla may have possibly prevented it from drying out on the grill or new meat was cooked for my quesadilla. The flavors of the taco were still good but nothing that I have not had before or anything that really stood out. This place is definitely worth a try while you are out and about or visiting Somerton.

Stopped here for dinner on our way through Yuma and it was delicious! From the chips and salsa to…read moreboth our meals!! We will eat here again whenever we come to Yuma next!! The restaurant was small but very clean and the employees were nice. Thank you!

Nov, 2025. Yuma, AZ. My husband and I were traveling between Palm Springs, CA and Tucson, AZ, and…read morewe decided to eat lunch in Yuma as this was roughly the half-way point on our journey. Given the proximity of Yuma to Mexico, we decided that we wanted to eat "authentic" Mexican food. We then turned to Yelp to identify Mexican restaurants with good reviews and in close proximity to I-8, which is what brought us to Tacos Mi Rancho. The restaurant was easy to find, but every single parking space was already taken; we were able to park on the adjacent side street for free and without incident. The restaurant was busy but there were a few small tables for two available. We were greeted promptly by our friendly waitress, and we were given menus and she took our drink orders. Another server immediately brought a bowl of tortilla chips and tasty salsa (gratis). My husband and I both ordered from the "Senior Citizen Portions" menu for those aged 62 Years and Older. All entrees include beans, rice, and salad for $12.50. (Note that the entrees that we selected, as well as some other menu offerings and pozole, are on special on Friday's, the day that we visited. They were $10.99 each). My husband ordered #11, two chicken enchiladas, while I got the #12, one chili relleno/one rolled taco. I also got a horchata (a sweet and creamy non-alcoholic beverage made primarily from rice, cinnamon, and vanilla), which was served in a huge glass with ice; no refills ($3.99). We split our entrees, and all of the food was well-portioned and tasty. We felt that the meals were a good value. We were also pleasantly surprised to find that the tastes were similar to those at our local Mexican restaurant back home in Virginia. The restaurant is in an old, nondescript building, but is tastefully decorated with a Mexican theme. It was clean, and workers wiped down the tables immediately after patrons left. One pet peeve was that the final bill that was given to us included only the total, so it was difficult to know whether it was correct or not. The total was $28.67, before taxes. We were able to reproduce this total as: 2 entrees at $10.99 each + 1 horchata ($3.99) + Yuma and Arizona taxes ($2.70, @ 10.41%). Overall rating: 4.5, rounded up to 5.0.