Food quality was excellent! The Chimichanga was the best either of us have ever had. It's a small…read moreplace and busy with takeout. The restaurant was full. Flan was smooth a creamy, and tres leches also delicious. The two ladies working there are busy!! But they did a great job.

This place gets busy in a Sunday for lunch. The clientele shows that they know how to make…read moreauthentic Mexican food. There were two servers hustling the whole time we were there. The menu says gorditas come in a quantity of 3, but you can order them individually for $4/each. We had steak and pork. So good! We also had a steak and pork taco. The tortillas taste freshly made. The tacos are topped with lettuce and cheese, which didn't seem authentic to me. They also had cilantro and onion. There are no complimentary chips and salsa. There's parking in the attached lot. The restaurant and bathrooms were very clean.

This place is dope. My food has always been on point . I will always be a customer here...read more

I recently found Chuchos and it's the best! Authentic Mexican food in South Florida is rare but…read moreChuchos is the real deal. Their salsa is the best I've ever had and today I tried their chicken quesadillas, which had grilled nopales and onions inside! AMAZING!!!!

I've been coming to Montezuma my entire life and realized I've never written a review about this…read moreabsolute neighborhood staple. It's a family owned local spot that if you know, you know. The food is delicious, the people who work here are so kind and caring and give great service. Every time I come home to visit my first stop from the airport is montezuma for the torta de pollo. Also don't forget to get a jar of their pickled peppers and carrots, they are to die for. Love yall!!

We were in this area for a medical appointment and were starved. It was between lunch and dinner…read moreand I had a craving for Mexican style food. We are not big on Mexican food and I cannot recall the last time actually going to a restaurant and ordering it. While driving through the specific neighborhood of WPB where we found ourselves I saw many businesses which appeared to cater to Spanish speaking clients. Their signage was the big giveaway. Passed a few Mexican foodies. Googled and yelped them. And Montezuma appeared to be the winner. Well let me tell you - go there. Now. It was incredibly authentic. Good portion size huge. Each dish was prepared to perfection. Served hot. Tasty. Beers were icy cold and $4.50 each. Kure server was Gume. She spoke Spanish only. And very very very very fast. My husband is Spanish speaking by birth, and he had difficulty understanding her. He asked her to slow down (in Spanish), explaining he knew the language but couldn't understand her. She reluctantly slowed down. And was now speaking just very very fast. We had chips and salsa. The salsa was incredibly tasty. And a huge portion of just cooked chips. Get it! $3.50. I had camarones Mexican style $15.50 and would order again in a heartbeat. Husband had pollo asado $13.00 and he devoured it. Ordered a side of platanos Fritos. Get them. Get two portions. Maybe three. You'll fall in love. Ended with flan which we took home and enjoyed so much. Total check was $76 with tip already added. Would I return. Hard YES. Do I suggest you go there NOW. YES And check out their "gift area". Stuff and I mean stuff made by locals.

Awesome food Exelent service…read more Outstanding service Best pupusas in florida The total are great as well Exelent tacos Best place around

This spot is in between Lake and Lucerne in Lake Worth Beach, not downtown, but in a more…read moreresidential area east of 95. When I stopped by, there was only a couple of other people there, but plenty of parking in their lot or along the street. Seating is open air, with a patio, and prices are very reasonable. I had heard that their pupusas were good- and they were! Topping in a ziplock bag was creative, if a little strange. I would return to try their tacos. The bar area seating did not appeal to me- and we ordered at the bar, which is also something that doesn't appeal to me- but perhaps it would appeal to others.

Great food! Fast service! They never disappoint! When I in the area and wanting tacos, this is my…read morespot!

I don't even know where to start. This place used to be it. When they first opened, maybe 3 1/2 to…read more4 years ago (possibly earlier), everything was incredible, the birria tacos were perfection, the flavors were on point, and you could taste the pride in every bite. Fast-forward to now, and it's been a slow, painful decline. Today I decided to give it one last shot and ordered the enchiladas. And honestly? This was the farthest thing from enchiladas I've ever had in my life. I don't know if it's because I don't look Mexican and they figured I wouldn't notice, but what they served was borderline insulting. They literally took the salsa you dip chips in, blended it, poured it over dry chicken wrapped in tortillas, threw on some cheese, and sent it out like that. No flavor. No authenticity. Just... sadness. I didn't even take a picture because it wasn't worth taking up space in my phone. That's how bad it was. The only saving grace of the entire experience was the waitress - curly black hair, absolute sweetheart, and the reason I didn't message the restaurant directly to complain. You rock. Your kindness and compliments made me feel like a superstar, and you honestly deserve to work somewhere that matches your energy. So yeah, five stars for the waitress, one star for the food.

This is a breakfast burrito review…read more... As someone who moved from Colorado, I've been on the hunt for a great burrito in Palm Beach county. It's been tough to find. I found Rey Tacos through Yelp with high hopes . Overall my experience at Rey Tacos was good. Solid service, fresh food, decent establishment. The breakfast burrito was decent but was very lacking in seasoning. The tortilla was super yummy and had all the ingredients needed but maybe some seasoning or green chili or chorizo would have made it great. I also think if the ingredients were mixed more would have helped in addition to more seasoning. Definitely potential to be great. Horchata was good but IMO way too sweet. Was like drinking straight sugar. I'll come back to try some other menu items.

Rey Tacos is in a cute part of Lantana off Ocean Dr serving up 100% Halal Mexican street tacos…read more They also do all day breakfast burritos which my friend got. Nice spot to start off your day. I went on the lighter side with 2 fish tacos and chips & pico de gallo for the table. I have my eyes on their breakfast for upcoming adventures. Great place to hit up after beach fun.

*****THE REAL ADDRESS IS 6426 S CONGRESS AVENUE SUITES H1 & H2 IN LANTANA, FL!!! AND THE NAME IS…read moreCHANGED TO DIANA'S!!!***** Lately I've been annoyed by the sudden rash of chain restaurants in the Lantana, Lake Worth, Greenacres, FL area. Typical experience: You get seated by a hostess in darkish restaurant. "Your server's name is blah blah blah." Your overly talkative server arrives armed with a barrage of drink and food specials designed to make you spend more $$$ so he/she can get a bigger tip, of course. Not so at Diana's. This is a genuine, typical Taqueria: Menus and wall displays with badly photographed food dishes; fluorescent lights--not a good place for a 1st date; colorfully painted wall murals; CD Jukebox playing only Mexican music; 4 large-screen TVs--only two of which were working, both playing Spanish news and later a popular telenovela). I got PROMPT service here by a fluently bilingual server, not typical of a mom & pop restaurant! The free chips and salsa were homemade. Yummy! The chicken fajitas were functional. In other words there was no flare of presentation like you would get at a chain restaurant with a sizzling fajita grill, but the fajitas were still cooked deliciously. And Surprise! Surprise! The bathroom was more-or-less clean and even included a modern, low-flow toilet and nice floor tiles. Another surprise: Nothing was overly salty like you'd get at a typical chain franchise. One of the reviews stated the food was bland. I think they mistook "salt" for "flavor" and made a crappy assessment. Guess what else: They take credit cards! Wow! I'm coming back.

You won't get your money worth I paid $16 for a burrito that's not even a whole tortilla,, watery…read morebeans sad to say but I'm Mexican and for this case chipotle is better no wonder why the place was empty when I walked in

Came here for taco Tuesday and I'm glad they were doing something for it. 3 tacos for $8.50 is…read moreaverage. I ordered the carne asada, Al pastor, and carnitas. Super moist! Wish they had grilled Jalapeños to up the spice but it was still flavorful. It definitely is a hole in a wall and will come back for their pupusas!

I had this on my bookmarks for awhile and decided to come in on the way home. It was nice because…read morethey had tvs up for fifa. Overall, I wouldn't call this an authentic Mexican restaurant. Without looking at the menu, we asked our server if they had Jamaica drink. He said yes and brought out this super bright red drink. You could tell they mixed something together. Taste like tamarind and a bunch of cinnamon. Red flag. I should have known we should have left after that. If you don't have something, why lie? We would have happily gotten something else. It was my mistake for not looking at the menu I guess. Chips and salsa were actually very good. Chips were fresh and hot. Salsa was good. Not just raw pico de gallo. As for the burrito, it was very very small for what it was. It was kinda greasy. And the taste was just okay. Bf ordered a lengua quesadilla. The meat was good but it was weird with the bell peppers and onion. With the bell pepper, guac and sour cream, it should really been called a quesadilla supreme. This place wasnt for me.