Excellent Food..!! Best tacos in Mexicali…read more.. Full line of salsas.. I have never seen taco store giving these many varieties of salsas. Just amazing..

Fast food tacos!…read more Quick fast service, a nice plate of sauces upon seating. Very packed and loud but to the point and functioning. The good was the service and fast pace of this place The bad is the food and fast pace I ate the meat but didn't enjoy it as much. The carne asada wasn't even asada. No grill marks didn't taste fire cooked and was grey. The pastor was better. The maíz tortillas were so hard and dry it only led me to think they make the tacos way before hand and place them on plates upon ordering. The meat wasn't even hot. The only good thing is all the sauces they provide you with to hide the food flavor and rehydrate the tacos. Very popular place so they will survive regardless of food. Get flour tortillas they were similar size of the corn and were soft and made sense on the bite. The corner were rubber like

Came here Saturday afternoon. Place was not busy. Service…read morewas friendly. Carne asada was ok. Borrego- according to my sister it was " ok, not greasy & will not order again ". Tripas were delicious- everyone's favorite. Menu was limited to Tacos of :carne asada, tripa, and borrego .

I was a bit disappointed.. It was Saturday evening & we were looking for a taco place, we came…read moreacross this place, cute inside; I ordered 3 tacos, carne asada, barbacoa, and chicharron; the tacos had a tortilla & cut up meat, no sauce, very dry, yes there's a lil bar, there was 2 types of salsa & radishes & lemons; no onions, or cilantro or cucumber, not much left, my chicharron taco was excellent it was wrapped, warm with a glaze very tasty, didn't need additional salsa; gave it a 3 because it's a small business, it was late & I give second chances so I might give it a try & try something else but not the tacos!

Stopped by for breakfast during our trip and we were not prepared for how good the food was. We got…read morecombo #2 which came with three birria quesatacos and a consume, an extra quesataco and a lengua taco. Husband said the lengua was good (8.5 out of 10) but the birria was the winner. Meat was flavorful and super tender with a crispy tortilla. The restaurant itself was clean and well kept, including the bathrooms. The gentlemen at the register and in the back cooking were friendly and even gave us a few recommendations in the area. Overall, would definitely return to try something else.

We came here on October 2025 Sunday morning, not knowing what to expect. And we were amazed, the…read moretacos, quesabirria and the birria ramen were excellent. Great service, fast and clean. The ambiance is traditional and great AC. It was very comforting after a late night wedding. My kids loved the tacos and the birria. I highly recommend this place

Friendly fast service, good was great, definitely recommend it !! The Clamato was goodread more

Best Mexican/seafood in town! We were here for work and I had been to the sister restaurant before…read more30 minutes away. I raved about it to my coworker and was pleased to go there for dinner after work one evening. The service was all in Spanish, and I was able to speak with the server in Spanish to order what I wanted. My coworker, whose wife is Peruvian had to translate some items on the menu for him. Prices are a bit steep, but the quality is there.

Yes, yes, yes!!!!! This place is amazing. The lady was such a great cook. We got the lamb plate…read more Homemade tortillas. Real Mexican Coke. Look, if you're passing through do not miss this place. It's amazing.

Delicious authentic Mexican food!! We had tostadas, sopes, tortas, caldo de res and loved…read moreeverything.

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.

Nice, out of the way hole in the wall shop. I was working in town and wanted authentic food, and…read morethis was it. Ordered a lunch plate and it was a lot of food, tacos, sopes and taquitos. Everything was tasty.

The last time I order machaca burritos they came out soggy and wet, the quesadillas were still raw…read moresince the cheese is suppose to be melted and not hard texture. I did not like the salsa, the owner needs to add more variations. The chimichangas came out ok, they were toasted good but they can come out better. Would not recommend coming here since they are not always consistent with food delivery orders. Please try another spot and avoid getting rolled tacos too please. I believe more lighting is needed for the location for food safety reasons and for easier perceptions. Please avoid getting rolled tacos. (This is an update to the original review)

Food was okay, it was way better when we went in October. Service was good, the beers weren't…read morechilled especially in this heat.

I absolutely love this place I live 3 hours away but I'll travel just to get a taste of this…read moreamazing food.