La Casita in Mammoth, AZ is the basis upon which I judge Mexican food. From simple cheese crisps to…read morethe many combination plates they offer, La Casita's food is top notch. If you're traveling up or down AZ Highway 77, it is a required stop if you're passing through. The venue is not fancy, but who cares when the food is good. The servers are always attentive. I no longer get to sample their offerings as often as I would like. I used to work locally and it was the obvious lunch stop with vendors because of how good their food was. This trip I got my old favorite, Machaca Chimichanga (which you can't get that's worth anything in TX or MT). The tortilla was crispy and almost melted in my mouth without any signs of oil. Yum! Their beans are always excellent, made the old-fashioned way, creamy. Fit my drink, I opted for Modelo Negro, which complimented my chimi perfectly and followed the meal with an order of sopapillas with cinnamon & sugar and honey. ¡Perfecto!

Probably ranks as one of the worst burro in AZ, sorry but true. I ordered the Machaca Shredded Beef…read moreBurro. It looked like a pancake rather than a burro. Hardly any meat and bland.

Best pizza around , they are known for their great Mexican food but they make an extraordinary…read morepizza with nice thick crust.

Yesterday I walked in after ordering flautas over the phone. Afternoon on 12/23/24. The lady…read morecashier was rude as soon as she looked at me and the food wasn't good. I ordered two orders of chicken flautas with rice and beans. Two waters..a Horchata(my daughter liked it)and Jamaica. When we opened up the food this is how it looked. Pictures below. Hardly no cheese. The sour cream was watery from the lettuce still being wet and the crunchiness of the flautas got affected. The green salsa/guacamole?? Don't even know what that was..it was sauce that was greenish and so thick it looked squishy and tasted horrible. It couldn't even slide out the little cup to my flautas. Kitchen and Cashier were busy - con el chisme-(gossiping). In overall I would never order there again. I know how to cook and this was embarrassing. $32 NOT well spent. Would actually like a refund on this one Rated 1 star but would rate 0 if I could Esto no es como deben saber las flautas. Estoy desilucionada con su calidad en comida Y servicio( customer service)

After living in AZ for 29 years I have finally discovered one of the best Mexican restaurants in…read moreArizona! A friend of mine and me were exploring the area and he suggested that we have lunch there. My choice was the Chile relleno, flour taco with ground beef and a cheese enchilada and accompanied by rice and refried beans. The Chile relleno was cooked perfectly, along with everything else. If you are looking for authentic, fresh Mexican food this is the place to go. It was delicious! I can't wait for the return trip for breakfast! Highly recommended!

Flavorful and authentic dishes with generous portions and friendly service. A vibrant atmosphere…read moreadds to the experience--just a little pricier than expected, but worth it for the quality.

I've had this place before moving to Las Vegas plenty of times living in Oracle. Now being back, I…read moregot a breakfast burrito. The burrito had bacon, eggs, potatoes, cheese and I add chorizo to my burros lol. The burrito seemed to have made an improvement. It was portioned correctly, still large but rolled perfectly. Before they used to be bulgy. The chorizo used to be super spicy, this time is more mild. After this burro I'll be back for breakfast again. The place never changed inside and out. Still a little Mexican restaurant in a small town. Service still nice, you'll see the same faces when you order there.

We stopped in for breakfast on our way to the backside of Mt. Lemmon. Debating between their…read morebreakfast burrito and the huevos rancheros, the huevos won out. The eggs were done perfectly, the beans tasty and the ranchero sauce alright, but not outstanding. A good dollop of salsa spiced up the sauce. The service was good and the coffee cup kept full. The tortilla was hot and tasty. They continue to do a great take out business and clearly they are one the locals favorite destinations. I debated giving a fourth star but held off once again. We will return and see about a fourth since they are clearly at least a 3 1/2.

Love love love the food. They do a great job!!! Go out of…read morethe way just to go see those girls and have a great burger

They are never open, phones always a busy signal, why be in business?? You are in a small small…read morecommunity they rely on consistancy.

After a long wait at another Mexican restaurant, we walked over to La Unica Restaurant &…read moreTortilleria and I'm so glad we did! We were seated right away on the patio, which was a great start. Our waitress was very attentive, and the service stayed consistent the entire time. The food was chef's kiss. The rice was excellent, and the fajita platter my husband and I shared was flavorful and more than enough. The margaritas were on point too. We ordered the huge Cadillac margarita and it did not disappoint. This will definitely be our go-to spot every time we're in Willcox for the wine festival!

Crazy overpriced for the small portions you get. A house margarita is $14 for a 10 oz. drink…read more Average lunch entrée is $19. My wife and I sat on the patio because we had our dogs with us. We were joined by hundreds of house flies all around us. The little table propellers designed to keep flies away helped to a degree, but treating the fly problem would have been a better solution. Why are attracted to food, so perhaps a cleaner patio? I had the burrito bowl. I have never had drier chicken in all my life. An absolute disappointment. Our bill came out to just under $80 for two people. That's absolutely ridiculous considering what we got for it.

Look, I'm not gonna to lie you...I haven't eaten there in over 10 years. Not because it sucked,…read moremainly because I can't get into the place. It's too busy. Guess why it's so busy? Because it's probably the best Mexican restaurant in Southern Arizona. And now, EVERYBODY knows it. I used to blame the Snowbirds, but it's obviously because of the "locals" now. Not many Canadians spend the summers with us, and the place is still crazy busy in July -but- If you can get in...do it! If I had the time to wait in line, I'd do it too. Enjoy!

My wife & I visited Benson this weekend, and tried this restaurant for lunch on Friday. It's small,…read moreand they only had 2 servers so we waited maybe 20 minutes for a table. BUT THE FOOD!!! The chips & salsa: chips were piping hot, and comes with a bowl of the best green salsa - perfectly sweet with that hint of hot at the end. Amazing! My wife ordered a horchata which was spectacular. My order- pictured shrimp tacos- were absolutely delicious and as you can see the presentation is top tier. We got their dessert special carrot cake to go and had it later that night. The carrot cake is beyond words crazy good. All around just a delightful experience! If you're within 80 miles of this place make the journey. I'm not kidding at all- best Mexican food I've ever had

This place was recommended to us from a local antique dealer two towns over…read more We were very glad we made the drive here. There was a huge menu and we decided to get the number three combo platter that had a pork, tamale, cheese, enchilada, and beef taco. He had the Carne Asada with green chili and cheese. Solid food. Very attentive service, but not overbearing. Ambience was great! Very welcoming and was very busy, but not to the point where there was a wait at all. We would highly recommend this place if you want a solid home-cooked and fresh meal.

Post flood clean up underway in Miami. Arizona. Guayas El Rey is at end of street. It's Monday at…read more2:00 pm and place is packed with lots of workers/volunteers. First time at restaurant. Enjoying a lunch with Ed who was born in Miami over 90 years ago. We both ordered #6 combination plates with a burrito, taco and cheese enchilada. Place is a local favorite. Servers and cooks were slammed for hours and provided exceptional friendly service. Homemade chips and salsa were fine. The cheese enchilada was very tasty. The taco had a shredded beef and the burrito had nice chunks of beef. Right amount of heat. Price was under $12. No need for rice and beans, could not finish what was served. One of the best in the Copper Triangle Area. Put this one on your list. All good here!

Absolutely Delicious!…read more Amazing authentic Southwestern Mexican food! It was my first time here and I was blown away. I'm from SoCal and this is the most authentic Southwest Mexican food I've had. I've been to Tucson many times and it's my new favorite. The Machaca enchilada was incredibly savory and the portion sizes are great. Shelly was the best server ever--so welcoming and super helpful with dish suggestions, which made the experience even better. The service overall was phenomenal and they have an adorable ambience. Can't wait to come back!

Yelp secret for sure. I heard this place is selling and closing soon so if they are still around,…read morebe sure to stop by. Some of the best comfort food I've had in ages. The green chile enchilada was lights out and I even came back two days later for more. Sweet family owned and operated - go check them out while you still can.