Awesome food! Best taco truck and Mexican food in town! Homemade shells! Yummy green sauce! Worth a…read morevisit!! Asada is tender perfection!

We had Hermanos Lopez Taqueria's food truck at our graduation celebration event. The initial…read morecontact was really great and communication leading up to the event went well. The staff along with Juan were super friendly and the food was fantastic. We had carne asada/chicken tacos served with a side of beans and rice. All of it was great long with the two different sauces that they offerred. Overall, the service was great, especially having a lot of guests at the event, the service was quick and awesome. In the future, I would definitely hire them again and would recommend you all if you ever need a food truck!

Met up with my girlfriend here halfway ish between Des Moines and KC and we were very pleased. Have…read morenot found many appealing restraints along the way but this was a very solid meal. Nothing standout but a decent meal that was pretty cheap, and felt very comforting with how the family working there was so nice and catering! We got steak and chicken tacos. Both were good although we both liked the chicken tacos more. Ambiance is exactly what you'd expect of a small town Mexican establishment, felt very cozy. Would happily go again.

Awesome service great food. Chill ambience. Really nice prices. Portions are reasonable without…read morebeing too big.

Our food was amazing and the service was excellent! It was a beautifully mild September afternoon,…read moreand we decided to dine outside under a tent that was pitched in the restaurant's parking lot, near the entrance to the building. We were told to sit anywhere, and our server came by immediately to offer beverages. I ordered a michelada ($8) and it was the same awesome cerveza preparada that I'm used to enjoying back here at home at a few of my favorite Mexican restaurants. My friends ordered margaritas, and they looked similarly impressive, particularly a watermelon margarita. Its cloudy appearance looked to contain fresh watermelon puree instead of some weird watermelon liqueur, and it was adorned beautifully with fresh fruit. Dinner was outstanding. I enjoyed fish tacos ($11) for a lighter dinner, and they were served fresh, hot, and delicious. Besides sliced red cabbage, there was a condiment of pico de gallo that had some minced jalepeño, that was crunchy and super fresh, and topped with a creamy chipotle sauce. Absolutely perfect. Service was prompt and courteous, and while we were dining, staff came out to the tented patio to celebrate a few birthdays of other guests with joyful song, making the experience very festive. Prices were extremely reasonable, at least compared to where I'm from, the Twin Cities. The portion sizes were enormous. My friends had to request boxes to take home about 2/3 of their dinners. So normally an experience like this would warrant five stars! Well, our experience was slightly marred by waiting interminably for our server to collect our cards for payment. As it turns out, guests are expected to self-pay inside the restaurant at the counter. This requirement was not communicated to us, and I ended up walking in and out of the restaurant with a heap of paperwork to sort and pass out to everyone at my table to sign, then I had to return inside to give the pile of receipts and pens back to the cashier. This payment inconvenience is very inconsistent with the rest of the experience. It would never stop me from returning, obviously, because the food is so outstanding. But I may not remember to warn anyone of the unusual step of having to manually pay at a counter when the whole rest of the experience is full service.

This place used to be our go-to in Indianola, no more. The music is blasting when you walk in the…read moredoor. Many songs were vulgar too. We don't care, it was just odd. We ordered Coke's, all out of Coke. The temperature is about 65 degrees in there too, so bring a coat or sweatshirt. The chips came, all were burnt. Had the taste of smoke. I ordered a dish that came with steak, it came out and tasted like a block of salt in every bite. Just an overall poor experience. Server was nice, that seemed to be the only positive.

We came here after the Casino. We're from Des Moines. We loved the place. Great customer service,…read morevery clean, and food was so delicious. I got the chicken chimichanga and my hubby got the burria pizza. He loved that too. Will be back!

We were about to be very disappointed because they looked closed as we pulled up. However, the…read moreGuava margarita was well worth the 6+ hour drive. We are glad we added this stop on our road trip vacation. Al Pastor street tacos are a 9 /10. Cheese enchilada ... not our favorite 4/10. We took 2 guava margaritas to go ... for research purposes. The staff is AMAZING. I would highly recommend adding this place to your next time through Iowa.

I have visited numerous times and have always been happy with the experience. I had to share my…read morelatest visit though. As always you are greeted warmly. One thing I have noticed on each visit is that the table does not "belong" to one employee. Every one steps in to make your experience wonderful. The salsa is thin but with nice chunks of tomato. The chips crisp. They also have some fun variations of margaritas. I enjoyed a watermelon one. What made this visit special though was my dish. I tried the Camarones A La Crema. Oh my goodness! This dish is amazing. I literally could not stop eating but still had leftovers. Creamy, cheesy with a slight bite from the Parmesan cheese. The shrimp perfect. I built tacos with the shrimp, rice and beans then added a dab of the guacamole I had ordered. Amazing. Please try it. You will be back for more. It's the next day and after eating my leftovers for dinner, I'm checking to see when they open today.

Great place. Clean, friendly and great food. Highly recommend it. Anything with the brazed steak…read more Great char flavor.

Quick, fast service. Had the El Ranchito burrito and it was flavorful. Served on a bed of rice with…read morethe queso was the right combination. One guy working tables and one guy cooking and still in and out in no time!

The staff is friendly, helpful and fast…read more I ate the Cabo Fish to be a little.fifferent from what I usually eat at Mexican restaurants and it was.delicious. it had a nice sweetness. I also had the choice of flour or corn tortillas--for me, always corn. The rest of my family had the Creamy Enchiladas, Chioripollo, chimichangas, and the Chicken Fajitas. Everyone enjoyed their food. If you do get the fajitas, they did not come.on a sizzling platter like many places serve them. My dad gobbles them up. If you are in Afton or the surrounding area you should try this restaurant.

Great place to eat. Is family owned and they are very nice oeoooe. Food is great and service is…read moregood too. One of the only places my spouse and I eat I. Our home town.

Good food every time we've eaten here. The service has been excellent as well. Ordered take out and…read moreit was nicely prepared and packed.

I honestly wouldn't go back. The food was fine. We had tacos, tamales and enchiladas. I felt like…read moresomething smelled musty in the salsa, the chips were stale and the cup smelled like Dawn dish soap. The tamale must have been warmed up multiple times becuase it was hard as a brick.

Service was friendly and fast but I would say the food was a little disappointing. The beans were…read moresuper runny and more like soup than refried beans. The flauntas were ok but greasy. Maybe it's what we ordered but I don't feel like this is somewhere we will stop again.

Beautiful murals and tile work made us feel the authenticity immediately…read more I had a combination plate with a beef chimichanga and a tamale. I couldn't decide which I loved more. Attentive service as well. After living on the Arizona border for thirty plus years, this is the first Mexican food I've had in Iowa that didn't make me want to go home and make it better. A treasure and a treat.

Really would like to give this 3.5. I think this is better than average mexican but everything had…read morea flavor that was fall spices and I don't love that flavor. Salsa had a kick. Guac had quite a bit of sour cream. It was slightly chunky with a lot of lime. I never understand yellow cheese on mexican food but it didn't dominate the dish. Had the mole had less fall spices, I would have loved the mole. It was good but not amazing. Tamale was typical. Chile verde enchiladas were very good. I would come back and try something else.