I don't have any pictures because it's always TOO GOOD and I eat it too fast!…read moreInside is rather small so heads up if it's busy (which it usually is) there may not be room to eat inside, especially for groups of more than 4. I always get take out. I also always get the Burrito Suizo, a big burrito with your choice of 1 or 2 of their many meat options (Carne asada is my fav) covered in queso with rice and beans. I am never let down. THE BEST

Andale is a nostalgic spot for me, as this was my first experience having what I believe are true…read moreauthentic tacos. The place is quaint and clean, and the workers are incredibly friendly as well. I ended up ordering multiple tacos, including: chorizo, al pastor, and carne asada. The chorizo was my favorite; fatty and moist, with that classic chorizo spiced flavor. The al pastor and carne asada are also delicious - tender, moist, and flavorful. Each of these tacos are enhanced by the accompaniments of onion, cilantro, lime, and salsa that are available at the DIY bar. I will say compared to other taco spots in LA, Andale just quite isn't there yet but it is a solid place for those in MN who are craving some good tacos.

El Sazon is amazing and a gem in the community…read more This is everything you want in a small business in your local community, a feeling like you're going over a relatives home. Exceptional, personal service, passionate cooking, warm and inviting atmosphere. The owners Chef Cristian and wife Karen are absolutely amazing and the sweetest. I'd been previously for various events, but this was the first trip just for a casual pop in and dinner. Went for nachos as a table, I snagged a birria burrito bowl, and we had a churro cheesecake for dessert. Chefs, absolute, kiss. You can taste the passion. There's a lot in the back for parking, and pricing is more than fair if not, a killer value in my opinion. Definitely check them out!

The patio is a fun place to sit, especially during the summer, and the menu has a lot more variety…read morethan your typical Mexican restaurant. They are not serving alcohol anymore which is unfortunate to not be able to enjoy a margarita but they had a large mocktail list. We tried three different tacos (chicken, carne asada, and carnitas) and I loved being able to mix and match. The carne asada was probably my favorite but they all were swimming in oil. The skirt steak enchiladas were a standout and easily my favorite dish of the meal. The steak was tender, the portions were generous, and everything came together really well. The queso was rich and creamy, and the fresh guacamole was a great starter while we waited for our food. Service was friendly and attentive throughout our meal, and the overall atmosphere made it a really enjoyable place to spend the evening.

Great food with gluten free options. Everyone I dined with loved their food…read more They have a big parking lot and the restaurant has plenty of seating to accommodate large groups. I loved the enchiladas and different salsas. Service was fast and friendly.

Great Mexican restaurant in Minneapolis area near airport and Mall of America…read more Good atmosphere and good food. They have fish (whole tilapia), and meat and chicken option. Prices are good too here not super expensive.

I've been meaning to try this Richfield staple for some time now and I clearly waited too long --…read moreso good! I got the breakfast burrito and added crispy cheese... it's probably the best breakfast burrito I've ever had. It's also MASSIVE. I ate half and was very full... so I waited an hour and then ate the other half. Now I'm plain old stuffed. I also got a horchata cold brew... likewise, this may be my new favorite cold brew now. I thought it might be a bit too sweet initially but that thought quickly disappeared. Delicious with great depth of flavor. I will definitely be back to eat inside with friends soon. Lots of booths! Plenty of parking outside as well.

I saw this place before it opened in the fall. Planned to go there, but events intervened. Luckily,…read moreLito's so far has survived the fist of our extremist government. The ambiance is very modern, with smooth tables and an enormous, vaulted ceiling. Service was quick and efficient, with a cash register/ordering station, and a separate pick-up station to the left. Took about ten minutes to prep my burritos. I ate one of them at home, saving a breakfast burrito for later in the week. Delicious carnitas burrito, good salsa. There is parking in back, and some on the side street without paying. The menu appears unique, a mix of traditional and fusion. Prices are in the $15 range for an entree. Food delivered warm, in aluminum wrap. Generous portion, quite satisfying. Note: Please participate in my proposed National Hispanic Small Business Week, starting Monday, Feb 2, to Monday, Feb 9. Make a point of buying goods and services from local Hispanic businesses. Help defeat the plans of those that want all Hispanics purged from the United States. Thank you. I tip my top hat.

I haven't updated this since the last time I lived in Minnesota!…read more When we moved back, Orale was one of the first places we went back to. I love this place, and the food is on par with a lot of Mexican food in California. Most recently, we went to celebrate a birthday. We go here because they are veggie friendly. We ordered the veggie enchiladas and I got a veggie wet burrito. Everything was delicious. My only complaint would be that things could be a bit saucier...but that's a preference thing and we get salsa on the side for it. We also got chips and guac -- delicious as well! I will say that the portions, especially the burrito are VERY generous. I think I should have shared it! It was pretty buzzy, which was great to see given the depths of winter we were in. Go here!!

The food is pretty good. I lived in Querétaro, Mexico for a while and spent 8 years in Phoenix, so…read moreI know the difference between authentic and Americanized Mexican food; this is firmly the latter. It's a bit whitewashed and leans more Cal-Mex than anything you'd find in Mexico, but I'm not complaining. I love a good California burrito and asada fries, so this style has its place (especially in Minnesota). Service can be slow. It took us about an hour to get two burritos yesterday and the restaurant didn't look busy. Maybe they were just short staffed. My main issue is the salsa. They limit you to one packet per person, and it's not the slightest bit spicy. And where are the limes? This place desperately needs a salsa bar with real options and some heat. Bump up the salsa selection and stop rationing it, and this would be a solid spot. For now, I'll keep getting this to go and buying my own salsa and limes.

Our neighbors recommended us this spot, so my partner and I came here one night for dinner on a…read morerandom occasion, and unfortunately ended up having a relatively subpar dining experience. To begin with, our table and the menus given to us were very dirty and had lots of visible food tidbits, which made us have to clean things up a bit ourselves. That was okay, though, because I have experienced worse and wouldn't choose to let it impact my judgment to such an extent. I thought the only item that was solid was my lengua torta, which had a good amount of stuff inside ranging from meat to lettuce to mayo, and made me full in a very satisfactory way. A lot of the tacos were dry and reliant on the lime for a little bit of juice, including the birria tacos. My partner ordered the chicken, shrimp, and fish tacos, and thought they all tasted mediocre. Personally I enjoyed having some radishes because they cleansed my palate when needed. Another unfortunate event was that later that night, I experienced a severe stomachache and had to throw up. Granted, I have not tried their birria with consomé yet, which per my understanding was what made them famous since the beginning of time, at least according to a piece of newspaper I had seen next to the bathroom. Next time when I visit, I will try such instead, which I hope can provide me with an improved experience.

The best part of this place was the space. There was a lot of parking and the seating area was a…read morenice spacious area. It felt like it could be a wedding or event venue. Let's start with service, the server was nice enough, but very rarely came by to refill drinks. The others were taken quickly, but the food all came out at wildly different times. I received my food probably 20-25 minutes before the last person received theirs. The wave was maybe 2 people's food at a time. The whole free dip with 5 Birria tacos was confusing as no one really knew which tacos qualified. As for the food, the horchata was okay. It wasn't super flavorful and seemed poorly mixed. I had to take the top off to try and mix it better, but the straw didn't work well. The goat Birria was very bland to me. I added all the hot sauce, but still couldn't even really taste it. I ended up mainly just dipping the tortillas in the green sauce, which wasn't bad. Perhaps I came on an off day. I'm not sure I would go back though.

Can't believe I lucked out with this taco truck parked outside of the Postal Service in…read moreRobbinsdale. I was starving. Service and food were all fantas-taco! Ordered 3 tacos for $3.75 each. They accept card as well.

Great food! Tacos were 3.50 each! Taco truck sits near a church parking lot. Friendly, they…read moreaccept credit cards

Despite this establishment hasn't been quite the same in terms of vibe and flavor in comparison to…read morebefore the pandemic, it is still a very sweet taco joint with cheap affordable food that provides comfort, especially after offering birria items including the birria ramen which I had ordered. In terms of taste, the birria ramen was very salty, to the point that I had to water it down a bit to finish it. I appreciated the idea of having this option but I seriously think more meat and more noodles are needed for the consomé to not have an overpowering taste. The tacos tasted good as usual and had a good amount of ingredients which I loved. Previously I came here to get lengua tacos and they had very little dry lengua meat. The torta was also good in the most conventional way, which grilled chicken, mayo, and more. Back in the days I used to order a tray of tacos, 25 of them, for about $75 which I believe is still the case for the same price. I know that people in general will appreciate this establishment for its affordability on comfort food that will feed lots.

I'm a fan!! Portions…read moreare huge!! Especially for the price... burritos are massive and packed with flavor!! They have a variety on the menu and enjoyed the Asada, Chorizo and Al Pastor! Salsa... doesn't matter if you go green or red... both with tingle your tongue but the red will drain your nose... keep pouring it on cause it's delicious. Was very surprised with the Arabe Taco... had the asada and it was great, especially for the value!! Beats anything Taco Bell can come up with plus fresh ingredients. As far as the burrito... it's just as packed and heavy as a Chipotle burrito but with REAL MEXICAN flavors... the Al Pastor is the crowd favorite and I can see why... not very traditional but very tasty! Ordered through Uber eats and had my food prepped and delivered to me within 30 mins.

Literal hole in the wall taco shop inside a grocery store (veracruzano #3). Order at the window to…read morego or you can eat your meal at one of the tables. Food came out fast, and the tacos were delicious. The red salsa was good and their tripa and lengua tacos were flavorful. The salsa verde was more limey than other places I've had. Definitely will be back for more!

Food was very greasy and bland. I would not recommend this place. Taco Bell is better.read more

Our server was a sweet girl and very attentive. The good was delicious and generous portions. It's…read morea very lively atmosphere.

Cute, clean restaurant! Great service!! So friendly! The food was delicious! I ordered the…read morequesabirria tacos. A lot of flavor. The meat had a bit of gristle that I had to work around but other than that it was so good! I'll be back