We absolutely love El Comal. The wait staff are always friendly and happy to answer any questions…read more The quesabirria is fabulous and some of the best I've had. We've never had any issues with our food. The salsa is delicious and our food always comes out hot and fresh with lots of flavor. We never leave hungry!

It was a nice day and since my air conditioning is shot on the old VW bug we opened the windows…read moreand moon roof and took a roadtrip! Back roads are my thing! When we got near Warsaw we hit RT 30 and hightailed to our favorite Mexican joint and secured a table near the kitchen and settled down to pig out! Haven't been here for a year but it is still good! I had three tacos and a side of refried beans! My wife ordered her favorite arroz con pollo. Everything was good including my tender lengua. I couldn't resist a glass of horchata for desert! We will return!

First time stopping into this Tacos El Amish location (us gringos pronounce it "Ehlll Ahh-meeesh")…read moreand it was awesome... Great little authentic taqueria up on the far northeast side of town. We've been to the restaurant on Broadway (which is good), but the Harlan location is better. Both locations are owned by the same family and you can tell they work their butts off to offer a quality product to their customers. The Broadway location is "tacos only" (nothing else), where as Harlan offers all your traditional Mexican fare. We got tacos, beans, and rice, and it was excellent... Our favorite taqueria in town is Rigo's down in Waynedale, but this location gives them a run for their money. Their tacos here are absolute fire, they stuff them silly full, and they offer up four different types of salsas (they've got some damn kick, so be careful) with cucumbers and radishes. The one thing we really like is they don't overly salt any of their food unlike other taquerias around town. You know this place is good when you're the only gringos eating there... Add in friendly/service, fair/reasonable prices, cool authentic/old school looking design inside, and Tacos El Amish is a hidden gem. If you're up on the northeast side of town, this little taqueria is worth the stop... You will not be disappointed (unless you don't like authentic Mexican food).

The tacos were so delicious and full of meat! The server was attentive and checking in on us often…read more The decor of the restaurant really provides an insight into a Mexican household.

Overcooked chicken tenders and soggy fries. . The establishment was also extremely filthy. Very…read moredisappointing. Try at your own risk, but make sure to head home afterwards because you will be "ill"

My husband grew up in this area and has fond memories of this dairy bar. On a recent visit on…read more30Aug25 he took me there for burgers & ice cream. The best mint chocolate chip ice cream with marshmallow sauce I ever had. The burgers were good. Prices were good. They were busy on a Friday night and the teens who were working were attentive overall but busy laughing together & talking as well. Enjoyed the decor inside and out and took pictures in the big chair outside. Would go there again when in the area.

Holy hell, Bat Man... How did we not hit this place up before now?…read more We've driven by the TFT hundreds of times and never stopped... We finally stopped by for an earlier dinner before a Journey concert at The Coliseum (which wasn't great btw; time for those guys to retire). TFT is a chill lil' short order taqueria, but has a nice menu with many options. The service was just okay (not overly friendly), but the food was phenomenal. The tacos were as good as others we've had in town, and it was really reasonably priced especially for the size of the meals ($45 for dinner, 2 people). Rigo's is still our favorite taco joint in FW, but TFT is right up there with them. We'll definitely hit this place up again and it's worth the stop for a quick bite.

10/10 No notes…read more Casual courteous service Excellent food - packed with flavor and hint is spice Small lowkey environment Great for a solo date, day date, or a family.

This is one of the restaurants where you can get authentic birria, menudo or gorditas stuffed with…read moreseveral options. It is becoming more fusion food. As you can find birria ramen , birria egg rolls , birria pizza . But overall if you are looking for authentic Mexican cuisine, you can't go wrong with this place. Prices are reasonable, the food taste is amazing. The salsa's are also delicious. Certainly one of the few authentic restaurants in FW!

Ordered pickup/takeout here and it was SO yummy. The la cabaña burrito was really good. Their rice…read morewas the surprising star though! Seriously, some of the best seasoned and fluffy Mexican rice I've had. Street corn and choriqueso were also nice. Solid prices too. Will be eating my way through their menu in the future.

This is one of those places that's easy to drive right past if you're not paying attention, but…read moreit's definitely worth stopping for. The place was packed when we got there. Inside, the decor was on point, authentic feel with ceramic pots, handcrafted decorations, and little details on the walls that make it feel like Mexico. The staff was nice too. They don't waste time with small talk, but they're friendly, efficient, and the food came out surprisingly fast. I ordered two asada tacos and two cabeza tacos, and let me tell you... they were so good. They came out piping hot with grilled onions on the side, which was the perfect finishing touch. Both tacos were packed with meat. The asada was incredibly tender with those slightly crispy edges from the grill that added so much flavor. The cabeza was just as impressive. It was unbelievably soft and almost melted in your mouth. Add a little salsa, a bite of the grilled onions, and everything came together perfectly. The onions added just enough sweetness to balance the savory meat, making every bite even better. This is exactly the kind of taco spot I love finding. Definitely I'll be coming back.

I ate a reasonable amount of Mexican in Ft Wayne last week (6 meals) and I can tell you matter of…read morefact, there is a gem in Tacos Arandas el Amish. I have 0 pictures, which speaks volumes to where my attention was. First, the stop work sign on the front door from the city. jajaja, perfecto!! Then all Latin patrons. Then the chrome apparatus they bring with bowls of sauces, nice. Hot, hotter, and prayers required for the last two. And finally, fresh squeezed juices, and tacos with several excellent, heavily loved and slow cooked meats and just the right toppings. (the lengua is impeccable) Nothing else. No chips. No quesadillas. No tequila. No nonsense. Don't go there, you'll ruin the ambiance for me.

This place always had great tasting, authentic Mexican food! I love getting the burrito or the…read morequesadillas.

Right off the square in the center of town. Food is authentic. Ambience is what I'd expect. Try the…read moreelote. :)

Purely information: address is 205 W Maumee, restaurant is inside the Ahi Chihuahua grocery store…read moreand is actually called Taqueria El Guero, everyone is very friendly, and I added updated pictures of the menu

Rated within its niche, our meal deserves every one of its five stars for the authenticity,…read morequality, flavor and quantity. Even its location just off the city center--within a Mexican grocery store-- added to the experience. One server/cashier and one cook handled the small dinner crowd very well. We had heard raves about their salsa so we expected a bowl of salsa with our chips. Instead we got squeeze bottles, one orange, one green. The green salsa had some kick, and the orange had wonderful layers of flavor. Although we did not need it, we noticed a bar for extra toppings. In 2025, most of the entrees seem to be in the $14 to $16 range. Again, the quantity of food was way more than we could eat in one meal. I originally told my companion we were not leaving until I ate every delicious bite of my nachos. That proved impossible. Since we were traveling we could not take any leftovers home, so I mourned the deliciousness I left behind.

This neighborhood market, grocery store, resto and family owners have been around Defiance for a…read morelong time. My first encounter with this local gem was over twenty years ago on my first visit to this Ohio town, and it's still around with improvements, enhancements and is still great overall! A terrific family run business. From its jam-packed with a wide array of dry and can goods on grocery shelves, great meats, extensive local baked goods, and a much renovated and expanded restaurant and really nice Mexican-style bar! If you're in town and are in the mood for an ice-cold Dox Equis and/or Jalisco style Mexican cuisine, this the place for you! Their goodies run the gamut from an incredible Pozole to Grilled Chicken delights, to delectable Burritos to mouthwatering tacos, some terrific, refried beans and incredible chips and salsa! I think they are one of the top five Mexican food joints in the Defiance area. Oh, and do your groceries while you're at it. Buen provecho ya'll.

Stopped in recently and honestly it was just okay. The food was pretty mediocre and the service was…read morereally slow, even though the place wasn't that busy. What really bothered me was the surprise 3.5% surcharge they add if you pay with a card. That includes debit cards too. I didn't see any signs about it and wasn't told until the check came. At that point, I didn't have cash, so I had no choice. For anyone wondering, surcharges on debit cards aren't allowed under Visa and Mastercard rules. I get that places are trying to cover costs, but it should be clear up front and within the rules. I wouldn't have stayed if I knew about the extra fee--or I would've stopped at my bank across the street to grab some cash. Just a heads-up for anyone thinking of stopping by: bring cash.

This Valentine's Day my fiancé and I decided that we would like to do something special together as…read morewe don't really get much time to do so. So we walked down the block to Lalos cause it was what we decided sounded good. When we got there the place was extremely chaotic. And the waitress that took us to our table was very rude. We were sat in the overflow area which at that point might as well have been a storage closet. The table and chairs in said room were most definitely not even cleaned off. And the menus were covered in smeared food. The service was slow and almost non existent. When we were finally able to order the food we got was made wrong so we sent it back to be fixed. When it came back the meat in the burritos that we had received had been nothing but fat. I was irritated to the point that we decided that it would be best that we just paid and left. What we ordered was not worth almost $50. Would most definitely not recommend this place.

If you want really good chicken fajita nachos this is the place. Plenty of chicken,melted cheese…read moreand good guacamole. Enough for two and great service. Cebollas should take note and learn how to make this appetizer. I've had theirs but very little chicken.