It was my daughter's birthday, and all she wanted was Mexican food, so we stopped in for a quick…read morevisit. She ordered the taquitos and churros, and we had a few drinks since we had already eaten earlier. The food was good, and my daughter enjoyed her meal. The restaurant has a friendly, family atmosphere and is very convenient if you're visiting the town and looking for a casual place to eat. Overall, a nice stop for a relaxed meal. The service could improve a little but other than that, it was great.

We got into town and was hungry and found this place. Was able to be seated right away. Restaurant…read morewas busy but not crowded which was nice. Food was excellent and service was excellent as well. Definitely would recommend and come back!

Meh. $15 for a skinny burrito that was just okay. Menu and photos showed fries but I didn't get…read morethem.

Very good authentic Mexican food. I highly recommend this place. I know Real Mexican Food I go to…read moreMexico all the time. I'll definitely be back.

My partner and I had taco loco and loved it, wish our Mexican restaurant had this, delicious!…read moreService was fantastic, got me a sample of beer, no problem. Ordered said beer was great. Dos Equis. Ambiance was good, does not effect the experience at all. Our waiter was great, didn't catch his name but his brother works there also. Thanks for a great job and experience. Would visit visit this establishment over and over. Don't understand the negative reviews but of course this is all subjective and someone may be in a bad mood. Lol

Only got as far as the front door. Many of the photos are years old. Sketch mini strip mall. Their…read moresign is fading and yellowed. No one in the parking lot at 11:30 on a Labor Day? Open the door. The smell hit. You know why. Goodbye. Fix this place up! It's not like you don't have competition in town. Hey Robert Irvine: Restaurant Impossible future location?

I suppose I should have written this review a year ago, but after what happened this week, I knew I…read morehad to finally share it. The first time I visited this restaurant last year, I was immediately impressed. The salsa was fantastic, and the quality and freshness of the ingredients in the spinach and mushroom quesadilla and chili rellenos really stood out to me. I went home and talked about the food so much that I was determined to bring my then-fiancé here so he could experience it for himself. We got married two months ago and for his birthday this week, the timing finally worked out--and, of course, everything was just as delicious as I remembered. The food was wonderful, but what really stood out was the service. Our waitress was fantastic, and the other staff members continuously checked on us, chatted with us, and made us feel genuinely welcome. There is a warmth and friendliness to this restaurant that you can feel almost immediately. It feels less like you are simply eating at a restaurant and more like you are being welcomed into a community. Then, in the middle of dinner, I realized I couldn't find my wedding ring. Because apparently, I enjoy adding a little excitement to an otherwise perfectly pleasant birthday dinner. At first, I assumed I had left it at home or perhaps accidentally dropped it down the drain. It had been a little loose, so I was worried but figured there had to be a reasonable explanation. I still couldn't find it and even called the restaurant back to see if someone had found it. The next morning, however, I suddenly remembered exactly what had happened: I had dropped some salsa on my wedding ring during dinner. When I wiped it off with a napkin, the ring must have slipped off and gone into the napkins. At this point, I had one thought, "Oh no, I know exactly where my wedding ring is and what I'm going to have to do to find it." I called the restaurant, and they had already looked for it the night before. When I came in that morning, they let me search the restaurant myself. When I couldn't find it, I asked if I could look through the trash. I came prepared--with gloves, waterproof shoes, a mask, and extra trash bags--because I was fully prepared to dig through it myself. Basically, I looked like I was preparing for a very low-budget episode of Dirty Jobs: Wedding Edition. (If you're wondering where my husband is in all this, I'm super stubborn and left him while he was in the middle of getting ready to come with me because I didn't want him to dig through trash on his birthday.) But George, the owner, and his daughter, Hilda, absolutely insisted that George would look for it instead. So we went out to the dumpster, and George climbed in and began going through massive bags of trash filled with everyone's discarded food, napkins, and everything else from the night's dinner service. He went through one bag. Then another. Then a third. By the third bag, we were getting close to accepting that the ring was simply gone. And then we saw it. MY WEDDING RING! After three enormous bags of restaurant garbage, my tiny wedding band was sitting there like it had been on a bender and was finally ready to come home. I was obviously thrilled to have my ring back, but honestly, that isn't even the part of this story that means the most to me. What I am most excited about is being able to tell people about the kind of people who own and work at this restaurant. This is what genuine customer service looks like. More than that, it is genuine kindness. There aren't many people who would willingly climb into a dumpster and dig through three enormous bags of garbage for someone else's tiny wedding band, especially when there was no guarantee we would ever find it. George and Hilda didn't have to do that. They could have simply let me look through the trash myself and wished me luck. Instead, they went completely out of their way to help me. In a world where it can sometimes feel like the internet is determined to convince us that people are terrible, experiences like this remind me that there are still so many good people who will help someone simply because they can. So yes, I am grateful to have my wedding ring back. But I am even more grateful to have a story about a restaurant owner who was willing to climb into a dumpster to help a customer find hers. I am incredibly grateful to George, Hilda, and everyone at this restaurant--not just for helping me find my ring, but for reminding me what a welcoming, caring community can look like. That is the kind of place this is. The food is delicious. The service is wonderful. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming. And apparently, if you accidentally throw your wedding ring away with your napkin, they will literally help you retrieve it from the depths of the dumpster. I will absolutely continue coming here, and I will continue telling everyone I know to come here, too. I just may be a little more careful with my wedding ring next time.

The prices have gone up and the quality has gone down. Taco was stale and very little meat. Usually…read morethey are full. Hardly any cheese. The enchilada was ok. For the first time I did not feel we got our moneys worth.

Great food and exceptional service! 1000% recommend. My boys and I loved our dinner. Our sever made…read morethe night great.

The food was delicious we had 3 meals Corripollo... chicken…read morebreast covered in chorizo and cheese amazing. Torta classica with steak-- honestly the best sandwich in this area kicked up version of cheesesteak And my wife has 3 taco platter with steak cilantro and onions she devoured it .. never knew it existed until we drove by the other day Must try it...

Super tasty, good service, nice employees. Their sodas can be a bit pricey but for imports they're…read moregood.

I thought the 2 beef tacos I bought were excellent. The bed…read morewas marinated just right. And adding their green salsa made them great. Very nice service! And the prices were very reasonable. Thanks you guys for the great meal and service.

Back again each year and STILL HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! Smaller group this time (only 6 made the trip)…read more It seems that typically after a couple of years a restaurant could start to cut back on portion sizes or quality of service and food... That is not at all the case here! Though it was crowded we were seated right away inside near the salsa bar... Probably will request the porch again next time. Our server was great, which is typical each time we have come! He kept our drinks full, it was always quick to refill our basket of chips or anything else we ask for. We started with a bowl of queso to share -- LARGE, and enough to take some home even after 6 of us ate from it -- and the table side guacamole. Let me tell you that I'm not a "guacamole guy", but I dug into this!! It was DELICIOUS, and will be the standard I compare all other guacs to now!!! My wife and I both ordered the steak fajitas, knowing they would be a large portions and that we could bring extra home to our cabin. She made it through about a third of hers, I made it through only half. Plenty to bring back, and we were given fresh tortillas to bring home as well. Delicious! My BIL got fajitas as well, SIL got the chimichangas, and one nephew got chicken tenders while the other got enchiladas. Everything was delicious and no complaints! Keep up the great service, delicious food, and large portion sizes at a decent price -- and we will keep coming back!

Enjoyed our 2nd visit here. My favorite is their sauce bar…read more This time I got something different - combo. Taco, tamale, and enchilada. This was much better than the salad I previously have gotten. The taco was delicious. I would definitely get tacos again. The tamale was good. The enchilada was tasty.

Authentic I love the decor!…read more Food was excellent, guacamole was fresh, chips were crispy. Exactly what i was hoping for in a small town

we aren't from the area and stopped at El Pacifico for a bite. There were multiple hairs in our…read morefood, the waiter was nice but unable to speak english and the food was really greasy and unpleasant. I don't recommend.