I haven't tried this particular location. I've driven by it. It seems nice…read more I've tried the rustic restaurant for takeout each time I go. The staff is pleasant. I've only ever gotten cheese in Milada's but I've gotten them with both mozzarella and with cotija. Must try.

It's really good. Not great or amazing. But solid. Good chips and salsa. Lots of choices.read more

Great food...homemade in house. Great margaritas and wonderful staff!!! A fun place to meet family…read moreand friends.

We decided over a year ago to give Peppers a try. It's become our 'go to', especially in warm…read moreweather, where we really enjoy their outdoor patio. A bit of street noise if it's afternoon commuter time, but far from drowning out normal conversations. The food is definitely better than the other local establishment. But what REALLY makes it even more enjoyable is how well they treat customers. Daniel makes wicked good margaritas and martinis and between him and Shay, they make it extra special with how genuinely friendly and engaging they are. Now that summer is here, it's a weekly special treat to sit out on patio and enjoy great weather, food, drinks and fun service!

We happened to stop in on a very rainy night in early January 2022. Yelp rated this establishment…read moreas nearly 5 stars and I would like to make it a full five stars. This is a combination supermarket/Taqueria and it did not disappoint! we ordered about 15 carne asada tacos and two tamales and were delighted that they came with onions, roasted chilies, two types of salsa, lots of limes and radishes. We also had wonderful drinks from the big jugs on the counter: horchata , Tamarindo and papaya aguas frescas. While we were waiting for the food, I wandered the store and immediately made plans to go back for a larger shopping trip. Wonderful produce, freshly made conchas and other baked goods, a great cheese counter and so much more to explore. Perhaps the best compliment I can give is that when the food arrived home, there was utter silence during the meal as my teenage grandsons devoured it. Everyone agreed that we need a repeat visit..... make that several repeat visits!

Friendly staff and extensive selections to pick from. The bakery is good as well. The flan is a…read moremust-try. They have street tacos or homemade tortillas. Portions were beyond generous on the meat. The taste is authentic; this place is a gem.

100% Authentic Mexican. Food 10/10. Service 10/10. Ambiance 10/10. Outside sitting. Parking…read moreavailable. Super clean. My wife found this gem using Yelp, so I shed a happy tear :') . We all had an amazing time. It's so good that local celebrities like Eric Miller (Timbers' #15) was there dining while we were enjoying our food. SERVICE Zoe's amazing service is worth calling out, first highlight of our dinner. She was happy, funny, sprinkled zesty remarks that made us laugh, brought food fast, recommended great dishes, clarified all of our questions - Precisely what one expects from the warm Mexican server. It would be unfair to not mention the rest of the staff, it's just that Zoe was the unapologetically the best. FOOD Just the highlights from everything we had: - Chilaquiles Tarascos ($18.99) + Egg ($4): Our measuring stick for Mexican food authenticity, so we ignored how pricey they were for chilaquiles. These are chips in salsa topped with meat and egg. The way they make this dish sets the bar high for all other Mexican restaurants! - Machete con Carne ($18): Delicious giant taco with hand-made corn tortilla, cheese and up to 2 meats of your choice This is what I ordered based on Zoe's recommendation. I'm a 6'2" 215 lbs. man and I felt that I shouldn't have eaten the whole thing, BUT I DID! - Horchata: ($6.2): You'll taste the rice and the cinnamon, like the one Abüelitas in Mexico make. - House Made Flan ($6.99): You'll taste the egg in this flan. I can hear the chef yelling to the cooks in the kitchen when they're making this: "¡Con huevos!" - Café de Olla: ($6.20): AUTHENTIC MEXICAN Coffee! This is not a novelty you find on Instagram where lattes are poured on pastries, no. This is THE REAL DEAL. AMBIANCE We sat outside, the weather calls for it. Simple wooden picnic tables to enjoy the weather, not much needed. It was a difficult decision because inside the decor is BEAUTIFUL. - Outside: About 6 picnic tables sitting 6 people each. - Inside: About 6 or 7 tables for 2, and 3 booths for 6 and 4 tables for 4 people. - Parking: On the street and a small parking lot for about 5 vehicles. CLOSING THOUGHTS This business is doing everything right by representing Mexican culture. They're not adding American cheese just for the sake of catering to a certain demographic. They're hiring people who can speak Spanish from Mexico to provide a great service and experience. You can see the LOVE that the owner(s) are pouring into this business, if you see their taco trucks (I saw 2 parked in their parking lot) or need catering, do yourself a favor and try them. You might find them her: IG and FB: @cocinamexicolindo X: @jenmexlin3 Email: mlrestaurant@msn.com

Visited on a Friday evening around 6PM. The enchiladas were delicious! The sauce had a hint of…read moresweetness that was quite flavorful. No fountain sodas, can sodas, or bottles. Our server was very slow in bringing our first (maybe 5-10 min) and second (maybe 10-15 min) round of drinks. A younger man stopped by our table several times asking what we needed, but failed to bring anything. The server seemed unaware that he was also asking for our orders. Overall, the food was good, the service wasn't.

Good birria tacos for a good price. Service is quite slow but the birria is good. They have other…read morethings on the menu but I only got birria

One star for the veggie burrito. I was absolutely heartbroken eating my vegetarian super burrito…read more My husband's carne asada burrito wasn't very good either. We had high expectations with all their reviews. Major let down. The veggie burrito was just a bag of frozen steamed veggies in a burrito along with rice and whatever. No seasonings. They used a very small amount of refried beans (I think?) I wish they would use zucchini or squash, maybe some mushrooms, corn since they've got a ton of that, add the spices that make the elote yummy. Use black beans or whole beans to add more substance to it.

Hillsboro is ground zero for really good Mexican food so just being good is no small feat. This…read moreplace has been here for a long time and I've eaten here now and then. They never disappoint. Very authentic Mexican, ample portions at fair prices. This restaurant is more informal than most and is more of a fast food place. Totally fine with me. You order at the counter, get your own chips and salsa and they bring the food to you. They do a brisk business but if you have limited time for lunch this place is perfect. They will get you in and out fast.

I've been hesitant to try Ochoas for a long long time now, primarily because of some of the…read morenegative reviews. Plus there's a long list of Mexican food joints all over Hillsboro. And I've had my fair share of bad ones in the area. Not as great a folks advertise it to be. However when I first stepped foot on Ochoas' greasy floors, I knew this place would be exceptionally legit! Here's what I've tried and here's what I dig about Ochoas: ~ Their variety of Combos (about $12-14). I've done their tacos enchiladas, and chicken fajitas type of combos and man they've been belly filling silly! So stuffed, so good! SO worth it! I would reduce a star due to tortillas being sold separately, but I didn't mind not having tortilla. ~ Two recommended plates, the Tacos Dorados ($14) and the Enchiladas Suisa ($16) man'o'man are these plates are dope! I usually get them filled with chorizo, but I say get them with campechano (asada and chorizo). Super flavorful! I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. Their lengua and pastor are also tasty! ~ My favorites are actually their breakfast burritos. Chorizo is chorizo, but their Combo breakfast burrito ($9.50) is filled with sausage, ham, cheese, and stuffed with eggs they're not shiesty about adding. Can't go wrong with their breakfast burritos! ~ I'll be honest here, I wasn't really a fan of their tamales. They look good, but I've had better. Not enough to reduce a star either. ~ Legit "Salsa Bar" that usually has six different types. Loved a lot of them too! But really it depends on what salsa goes with what. ~ Another bonus, they've got a catering booth at the Orenco Station Farmer's Market! As far as dining-in, it's nothing fancy. Clean enough to eat there even though I mentioned the floor condition earlier lol. Had to tell them to kick on the heater when it was cold too. Regarding service, I've have to turn up my broken Spanish, but for the most part they've been patient enough to take my order with ease. No issues with service. Again it confirms the legitimacy. That's all I've got to say, and to me they're "one of the best for Mexican food in Hillsboro". I don't care about the negative reviews and what others may think. I say, if you're hesitant like I was, give them a try them and compare for yourself. If you've got a place that's better, let me know.

I am just not sure how to rate Casa Lola…read more.. My wife called at 10 to ask if they were open yesterday, (Sunday) as they were scheduled to serve brunch. She was told they open at noon?? Yet their website states the following: Sunday: 10:00 AM-9:00 PM I do see they have 4 stars overall. I gave it 5 stars a year and a half ago. It definitely doesn't warrant 5 stars. The scheduled hours in the front window area is missing half of the numbers. The threshold is filthy. The knife in my roll-up had something crusted on it. And we were told very nicely, by our server Johana, that she hoped the Chef would come back, as he had left earlier. Whew...he came in after we were there about 10 minutes. We arrived at 4:00. And the last irritant...the music sound level. I wanted to ask Johana to turn it down, but just put it off. We were told at 10:00 Casa Lola becomes a night club...fine, but at 4:00 on a Sunday. Johana was terrific and the food was good. My Al Pastor Tacos were okay. Not great, but not bad. Black beans and rice accompanied all of the dishes and they also were good...not great. My wife, being a vegetarian, had the Enchilada's stuffed with carrots and potatoes. She loved the sauce, even though it had queso fresco on top, as she had requested none be served. Again, Service 5 stars, Food 4 stars, Misc. 0 stars It will be interesting to see if the restaurant is open one year from now.

PORTLAND TIENE CLUBES MÁS LIMPIOS A BUEN PRECIO…read moreNah, it is illegal for bars in Oregon to charge differently based on gender, as this would be considered discrimination under state law. Oregon laws protect individuals from being treated differently because of their gender identity or sex. Other than common overpriced drinks, the men's restroom is a nightmare. The club BARELY OPENED and the floor was flooded with piss. No joke I had to buck my hips forward in order to reach the urinal. And the one single soap dispenser was empty? They send security to poke their head in but not a janitor to clean up? The whole dance floor was stained with piss. And all the men with piss on their hands passing drinks... At least invest in better sound equipment. Music quality is terrible. Louder doesn't mean better. Disappointed this is my towns club. Going back to portland.

Tortas as huge as my head!!!! And so tasty I ordered the Cubano torta and it was amazing. There…read moreare no prices on the menu but they said they're updating it. Friendly service and clean indoor and outdoor seating. They even have a chips and salsa bar

The food was excellent and reminded me of actual, authentic Mexican food. There was a bit of a…read morelanguage barrier, but once we worked that out, the service was very friendly and nice.

Amazing food! Be prepared to split the super burrito though because it's gigantic!! Best horchata…read morewe've had in a long time. Absolutely our go to taco or burrito place now.

This taco truck is in a parking lot of an abandoned store. So, plenty of parking. Appreciated that…read morethe menu was written in English as well, for those that might need some help - something we have struggled with in other taco trucks. Tacos were good, but not the best we've had. The veggie taco was very different than the regular beans and rice taco you get everywhere. Always appreciate if they put in some thought into their veggie tacos!

Just had a Burrito Bowl with Chicken from Ochoas food truck that was terrific! Ingredients were…read morefresh and tasty. A delight for all the senses!

I whole heartedly enjoyed this meal, it left me feel overstimulated, joyful. Like no way a meal…read morecould be finished, why must you come to end. I even bought champurrado to go along with it... boy was that good, I need to go back