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Flautas y Sopes

4.1 (21 reviews)
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Zep C.

My fiancée and I went to visit Calexico. She and I knew little about the area, but heard the food was good. The food was good. The walls were primarily white. Some generic paintings hung around and a there was a TV in the corner. My fiancée ordered 3 machaca tacos. I ordered a number 5 and a large horchata. The server was friendly and everything came briefly with salsa included. Tables could be a little cleaner, but the food couldn't get much better. The flautas were crispy throughout the entire meal, up to the last bite. The sope, tostada, and machaca taco were all delicious, but the flautas stood in a class of their own. There was a light orange salsa, that I wasn't aware of until nearing the end of the meal. When I tried it, it bursted with heat and flavor to the point that I thought it was too much, but then it gracefully subsided, maintaining its intensity for the duration of the bite, but refused to overstay its welcome. For that reason and the fact that I would come back from Orange County for any one of those items, I give this 5 star review.

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Maribel J.

One of my favorite spots in the Valley for authentic Mexican food. Combination plates have a lot of food, great for sharing. Flautas are delicious and homemade salsa makes them even better. Enjoy them with a refreshing Jamaica. Definitely recommend this place to anyone driving through Calexico.

Arturo C.

Don't have to go to MXLI anymore... this place is Bomb.com no need to go to a cenaduria south of the bleeder anymore... sope, flautas etc.... the shit!

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Really good home cooking brings you back to old grandma meal. And everything is made fresh

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Tacos de machaca are amazing!!! The Flautas are the best around and the salsa is mind blowing! I need one in San Diego!

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My mom order a combination and she like it, her favorite was the machaca taco.

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Yelp Review: Asadero Neighborhood in Calexico…read moreRating: 3/5 Asadero Neighborhood is a mixed bag, and it's unfortunate that such a well-located and beautifully designed restaurant falls short in key areas. Here's a detailed breakdown: 1. Location and Ambiance: 5/5 The restaurant is in a prime spot, easy to find and conveniently located. The ambiance is fantastic, with a welcoming decor that captures the essence of a cozy, neighborhood Mexican eatery. The space is clean, well-lit, and inviting, making it a great place to enjoy a meal - if only the rest of the experience matched up. 2. Food Preparation and Quality of Food Service: 1/5. This is where Asadero Neighborhood falters significantly. Upon entering, we were not greeted despite the restaurant being nearly empty with only five patrons dining. We stood at the door for about three minutes without acknowledgment, long enough to memorize the menu and contemplate our life choices, before a server finally motioned us to a table. When we asked the server for menus, he seemed uninterested and disengaged. We had to wait another five minutes before he took our order. Questions about the menu items, such as the chicken nachos and machaca with eggs, were met with vague and unhelpful responses. Apparently, asking whether the machaca was dry or stewed was akin to inquiring about the secrets of the universe. The nachos were served cold, and the machaca was chewy and unflavored. It took intervention from my end to salvage the machaca dish by asking the server to microwave it for five minutes. Yes, I had to instruct the kitchen on how to fix their own dish. The final result was a tasty, tender, and delicious plate of machaca and eggs - thanks to the cook's ability to correct the server's mistake. 3. Customer Service: 1/5. Customer service was notably lacking. The server seemed preoccupied and inattentive, failing to provide basic hospitality. Our drinks took ten minutes to arrive, and there was no proactive effort to make us feel welcome or well-served. It felt like we were invisible until it was absolutely necessary to acknowledge our existence. The experience was marred by the server's lack of knowledge and engagement. 4. Overall Experience: The cook deserves high praise for managing to turn a disappointing dish into a satisfying one, demonstrating culinary skill and commitment. However, the lackluster service and initial food quality severely undermined our dining experience. In conclusion, while Asadero Neighborhood excels in location and ambiance, it falls flat on food preparation and customer service. With some significant improvements in these areas, it could become a top dining destination in Calexico. Until then, it's a place with potential that's yet to be fully realized. Jordan

Maybe one of the top 3 worse burritos I've had. We ordered 2 from here yesterday and 3 of us ate…read morethem. All of us really disliked the food. The carne asada was super fatty and flavorless, the tortillas were thick and not tasty, The beans didn't taste very good. Will be the last time I order from here. Only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of one is because of the size.

Flautas y Sopes - mexican - Updated May 2026

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