Divine. Food was awesome. Super clean, very friendly staff. Fresh tortillas. Fresh chips.read more

Food and service good Recommend for authentic Mexican food…read more Place is clean. Good beans and rice.

Breakfast was delicious! Veggie omelet, stuffed! Clean and nice atmosphere. Our waitress was very…read morefriendly. Highly recommend!

I was very excited when La Piñata came to Post Falls because an old college haunt of mine had the…read moresame name. I was disappointed to find they were not connected, but I was not disappointed with the food and service we received. My family and I have been here many times. I was afraid they wouldn't last at first due to very small crowds. I am so happy that word has gotten out and they are still here! Hurray for delicious Mexican food. I love the wet burrito.

I'm from Arizona, and this is the best authentic food I've found here in Idaho--amazing food and…read morehappy customer service that's very knowledgeable and caring about customers' feedback. I would be coming back and recommend this place.

12.23.25: Rancho Viejo has been on my list to try and since we were in Post Falls for an errand, we…read morewent there for lunch. When we walked in, we were greeted and sat immediately at a booth. It wasn't too busy at all and ambiance was fairly quiet. Karen was our server and welcomed us in and took our drink order and brought us chips and salsa right away. I ordered a classic Shirley Temple and it was notstalgically good. As my lunch entree, I ordered the Camarones Mexicanos. It arrived hot and full of flavor. I considered the shrimp as more medium sized and of adequate quantity. The mushrooms soaked up the flavor of the onions and peppers and I enjoyed how my rice was cheesy with melted cheddar Jack. For dessert, I went with the classic flan. It was a dense piece of vanilla custard with great texture and form. There was no strawberry sauce so it must be seasonal thing, but it had caramel sugar sauce that was traditional to flan. The other two people I was with, bothered ordered lunch combos and both were satisfied with their choices. Karen was a great server--friendly, attentive, and even refilled drinks without being asked. Overall, Rancho Viejo is a great sit-down spot for authentic Mexican food that's a notch above average and much better than many of the fast food Mexican joints around town.

We have eaten at a lot of Mexican restaurants all over the US. This place is in the top 2 places…read morewe have ever eaten at. The food was AMAZING! Very authentic and flavorful to the max. The service was top notch! Will absolutely be back!

I've been eating there ever since it was a different name, and that was 40 years go!I had loved…read moretheir taco's and salsa. BUT they changed that yummy salsa to something out of a jar. Now they served a thing they called a taco. I had 4 different people come to my table to say "what is that"? you shouldn't eat that! Horrible. I asked the server what is this, and that I've eaten tacos there for a long long time and they have never looked like this. She just argued with me. Shame on you new owners!

Went here for lunch and had an awesome experience. The food…read morewas so good. I had the chicken, pork, and shrimp taco with a side of rice and beans, and chips and salsa. The salsa was mild and really tasty. Lots of cilantro which I love. I think it was the owner behind the kitchen/register. But he greeted me at the door and was kind and helpful. The ambiance is chill for a taco joint. Not too elegant or run down. It's cozy. I told him to raise his prices because $3.50 for a taco with as much meat inside could sell for $5 easy

Got some fish tacos and shrimp tacos here. The seafood is not even a little fresh and had an off…read moresmell and mushy texture meaning it had been thawed and sitting for a while. The tacos themselves had no flavor whatsoever and lacked even basic seasoning. The salsa was the only redeeming part of the meal and helped get them down. Would not recommend.

Best street tacos every day and cheaper than any others even though they are amazing. Carnitas and…read moreAl pastor are so good! No shellfish at all for those with allergies. I am a regular.

Stopped in and found 10 food trucks. All looked amazing. So I rolled up to Las Brasas. Decided to…read moretry their Thursday deal. Pic included minus the 2 tacos I already ate. This taste test cost my wallet roughly $13 after taxes. It came popping hot and smelling epically delicious. It took about 5 minutes and I was happy to see that that made everything to order. The brasas tasted so good and filled my belly with happiness. This is definitely a spot to hit up repeatedly.

Local place with a short line, delicious tacos we had shredded beef tacos and fish tacos with black…read morebeans and rice

Sweetest family-run establishment serving fresh good quality food…read more There may not be the curb appeal as you pull into the lot. But pay no heed and do yourself a favor and just go eat here. The staff is the sweetest. We are a vegetarian party so we ended up with veggie burrito, tostada salad, tacos, fries, and Horchata. These guys don't skimp on ingredients. I asked for extra rice and they didn't charge me. Horchata was perfection. Try their salsas--both Roja and verde which they keep in the drinks fridge. Don't judge a book by its cover.

I really enjoyed my food when I came here. I was given a coupon for a free meal for my birthday, I…read morehad the white chicken enchiladas they were so so good I cleaned my whole plate. Very affordable as well. I will definitely be back!

UPDATE see my original review below. I just read through all…read morethe comments and actually saw some after I wrote my review saying the same thing customer saying the same thing about the same food and how is bland and it apparently this restaurant does nothing about these reviews and doesn't listen to us as customers. I have absolutely no confidence that this restaurant is gonna survive. I would bet you that they're operating on a negative profit margin every month right now. And even with that they just still don't get it that they have to change their food and up their game. It looks like what other people are saying on here is that their sauces are not authentically ground from the peppers and everything that normally people do when they make Mexican food. That the meat is horrible. That they are not seasoning it so whoever's doing the cooking obviously is not somebody that knows how to cook and taste their own food. How can you make chicken like that for a burrito for crying out loud this is all you do in life is put chicken and burritos and tacos but you don't ever taste the meat? You can't tell that it's like not juicy? It has no flavor? It taste like you froze it and then microwaved it or put it in a crockpot without flavor? I just don't get it. You can see my original review below. And just like I said before it looks like this restaurant does not ever read the reviews because what you will see is that this review of mine will be on here for years and they'll never be any response online openly from the manager to address this issue. I'm on a road trip from California so I have Mexican food all the time there and so I decided to have a chicken burrito from this place. I ordered takeout and if they said, do you want sour cream on it I said yes I just said go ahead and put everything on it. I just want a good chicken burrito so I got this chicken burrito inside of this package and the tortilla was soggy and it was not like a grilled tortilla like toasty. The chicken meat inside of it was absolutely dry, overcooked, and really bland. It almost tasted like somebody had thrown it in a crockpot for eight hours and left it cause it just soaked all the fat out of it. It wasn't tender or anything. I was strongly suggest that that would be a number one priority at this restaurant is to not serve that kind of chicken meat. It's not good in any way shape or form. The only kind of chicken meat you should be serving out that chicken in the burritos is fried grilled in your kitchen right before right when you make the burrito and then cut it up and put it in the burrito and it needs to be juicy and not overcooked which means that you cannot freeze the chicken. Now that I think about it, it taste like the chicken was previously frozen, which took some moisture out of it and then it was crockpot ted which took the rest of the fat out of it, and then they served it in the burrito. It failed in all the categories, and I don't understand that if somebody's gonna put this much money into a restaurant why they would serve something like that. On my road trip I actually had a burrito from that gas station called Maverick or Mavic. The burrito at that place was superior than the one I got from this place. It should not be that way and I'm not saying this to be mean I'm being very honest about it with a ton of experience growing up in California with Mexican food all the time. So what I'm saying is I also noticed that I pay a little over $15 for this burrito. Isn't this Montana? Why am I paying above California prices for this burrito? I get the same level of burrito and grilled meat flavorful and good for $13 and something change in California in an expensive city. So tonight, I was very disappointed. I got a burrito that had meat in it that was not prepared right that was bland in a soggy tortilla where it was like pulled chicken and it was barely edible. On top of everything I was overcharged. Let me think? In California people that would work in that restaurant would have medical benefits and get paid a minimum of $20 an hour. With that taking into account, the burrito is about $13.50 in California and it was prepared better. Is there some reason why this burrito was over $15? I was really shocked and I just don't understand it. I would never come back to this place again if I lived here. These are just my opinions and I'm being truthful and I'm not saying this. I'm not your competitor. I'm just somebody traveling through that has experiencing this type of food their whole life. There is much better out there and you gotta step up your game or you're gonna wind up going out of business like a lot of restaurants.

My favorite dish I'd the barrio tacos with rice and beans!! The service is top notch too. I highly…read morerecommend LaPatrona for authentic Mexican food.

Really fast friendly service! Very fresh and flavorful. Don't be shy because of the small building,…read morethey make great tacos!

We happened to go on a Tuesday and was disappointed that there wasn't Taco Tuesday specials. Just 2…read morefajita tacos with beans and rice for full price. They weren't busy and it seemed like they could have been with great street tacos. We were seated right away and served with chips and salsa. Anyway, we ended up ordering chimichangas and they were wonderful. Plenty of filling and fried so well that there wasn't a grease residue. Served with a small scoop of sour cream and guacamole. Refried beans and rice were good. Our server was great, very accommodating. Can't believe we haven't been there before as they've been around for 30 years!

Service was an odd assortment of teenagers that were pleasant enough, if not a little distracted…read morewith what appears to be age appropriate frivolity and shenanigans with friends in booths near ours. The food was responsible for the least enjoyable eating experience I've had in the last decade, for Mexican food, maybe ever. The scarcity of meat in both the enchiladas and the burrito makes me suspicious of some sort of pollo shortage, and it may be coinciding with a shortage beans and rice, as the two tablespoon portion of both left us wanting, just not wanting more of those items, as they were also inadequate. They must have cheap drinks to retain business, unfortunately we were not imbibing, and even if we were, I believe the experience would be sobering. This would all be well and good if it was a place you could get a quick sloppy bite to eat that came with a shockingly low price tag, but it's priced the same as rancho viejo or any other Mexican restaurant that offers charming wait staff, flavorful food, and solid portions. If their drinks are insanely cheap (and I didn't check) then all this makes sense and you can disregard the novel I've written.