We stopped here on a Sunday night. It was pretty busy but we were seated right away. I ordered a…read morestrawberry banana margarita and that was delicious! I ended up getting a second! For our entrees, I got the taco truck dinner with pork pivil as my meat of choice. The meat was juicy, tender and had lots of flavor! The pinto beans had a nice smoky flavor. My boyfriend got the queso chimichanga. It didn't come with rice and beans, as they are inside the chimichanga. We both agreed, the queso was a nice addition to the chimichanga. I would definitely come back to try more of the menu!

YUM! Cafe Corazon has mastered the large portions and perfectly seasoned food. Our three tacos for…read morethe taco truck dinner ($14) were chicken, chorizo and carnitas with the chorizo standing out amongst the three with better seasoning. The guacamole had a strong citrus flavor which I am a fan of and the salsa was complimentary! I would HIGHLY recommend the best burrito ($15) as they did not skimp on any ingredient, especially the flavorful pork pibil. My only qualm was that the rice was undercooked and slightly crunchy, but otherwise an affordable and tasty restaurant for a date night. The staff were friendly, service was fast (less than 10min to receive food after ordering) and the restaurant had bright and colorful furniture and decor which were true to theme.

Food wasn't bad. Service could've been better. They lost their liquor license so no alcoholic…read moredrinks. We had two menus. One had the original prices. The other menu had white stickers with jacked up prices.

I picked up a to go order. Food arrived hot and packed well. Not too friendly service for just…read morepicking up. People inside seemed happy. I'd go back and find in just to try it. The ambiance inside is pretty cool. Street parking is kind of limited. I can see this place being popular in summer.

We weren't sure what to expect but we were pleasantly surprised. We were greeted within seconds of…read morewalking in. We were told to sit wherever and they'd follow us and we were given menus less than 2 minutes after sitting down. It was clear to see they were understaffed but that didn't slow them down a bit and everyone had smiles and an upbeat attitude. We placed our order and the food came out after a reasonable wait. First bite into the food and we were impressed! The alcohol menu leaves something to be desired but that's nothing too bad. Definitely will be back again.

I have been here a handful of times I love it so much. I drive a hr just to get the menudo con pata…read moreand some tacos de carnitas with a hand made tortilla. It's always so fresh and delicious. The employees are always very friendly. The place could be a lot bigger they do have a bar in the back that a lot of people don't know about. I will most definitely be back my mouth is watering just talking about it.

I've been here several times before and enjoyed it, which made today especially disappointing. The…read morerestaurant was nearly empty, yet our waitress was incredibly nonchalant and inattentive. She was vague about the specials, barely checked on us, and seemed completely uninterested in providing service. Meanwhile, she had plenty of time to socialize and repeatedly do shots with people at the bar..... Even when we left, there was no "thank you," "have a good day," or acknowledgment whatsoever. The cook was wonderful--friendly and helpful--and the owner was kind and very personable as always. Unfortunately, the service from our waitress completely brought down the experience. I hope they can bring in better employees to be the face of this restaurant soon !

Used to come here every Tuesday, we stopped coming because the service drastically deteriorated…read moreafter the male bartender/server left. The girl bartender/server is rude and clearly doesn't want to be there (e.g., wearing headphones). Also, as a ex-server, never in my life would I constantly tell my tables that we are closing, and they need to hurry up. She reminded us the time more than she even checked on us. The food is mid and it's empty every time I'm in there. I will be shocked if they are still open by next year.

The chips were. Just okay. Tasted like bagged chips. The salsa was a bit watery. No chunks. Kind of…read morebland. No hot sauce on the tables at all. Sides are very expensive. $2.30 for sour cream? You can get 16 ounces at the store for less. The menu is large. Lots of choices. We ordered two lunch specials. 11-3 M-F but half of them are egg dishes. We chose the burrito #2 and the speedy Gonzales. Plate was scalding hot. Reached for a napkin and singed a knuckle. Ouch. This thing must've been right under a broiler. I'd prefer my enchilada oven baked at a lower temp to keep the meat juicy and dry the tortilla a bit. Maybe use a metal and wood tray around the plate to contain the heat as other establishments do. The rice was bland. Just meh. The birria taco was very wet and dripping. It was wrapped in foil. Very hot and the soft tortilla was soggy when I picked it up though it held up nicely. Nothing flavorful with the taco. Just lettuce and crumbled white cheese and meat. No salsa or secondary lettuce salad was included. The enchilada was okay. It was really a small burrito that had sauce and cheese melted on top. Enchiladas should be oven baked but this didn't feel like it was and came so quickly that I felt like it couldn't have been done in the oven. The sauce also did not taste homemade. The burrito came with both rice and beans and was large. But instead of being a plain burrito, it was made wet with enchilada sauce and cheese melted on top. Generally burritos are served without anything on top as a general rule. Overall, the price wasn't exorbitant for lunch. $9-11 with no sides added. Sodas are not cheap but two refills are offered. I wanted to love this place but it's more of a "let's hope it works out for them" at this point. They replaced the old Grinderville which had been at that location for many years. I really hope they can bring their A game and make some positive changes. Chips and salsa are not difficult to perfect and good ones go a long way to help the Mexican (American) dining experience. Our server did not speak much English and ignored some questions he didn't understand. I speak Spanish and was waiting for him to simply say that he didn't understand me. I would've been happy to converse in Spanish. He could've asked me to repeat my questions, but didn't. He was kind enough but seemed like he was very tentative about everything. The place was empty at lunch. There is a surcharge for credit cards but he didn't know how much it would be. The tap for the credit card didn't work so it had to be inserted. The place was clean and another couple came, ordered and left while we were dining at leisure. Other than that, no other customers showed up during the lunch hour. I will try it again. I'm hoping things are better next time.

I ate here when they were having a limited menu, so I ordered something I would never order. I got…read morethe 'Flag Enchiladas'. The cheese one was filled with shredded cheese that was cold and not melted at all, yet the plate was extremely hot which is the #1 indicator that the food was microwaved. They were out of beans, but chose not to mention it until I asked why my beans were missing. They were also out of Margarita mix, so I ordered a Paloma and it was not good at all. It tasted like dirt and there was no tequila in it, so I had to order an additional shot to add to it. As you can see from my photo, I was sitting at the bar, and there were fruit flies everywhere. I had to keep swatting them away from landing on my food. Overall a very bad experience, and I wont be returning. Su Casa is right down the road and worth spending a little more for quality, transparency, and cleanliness.

Went here for a Girls Night dinner, and found the place very cute and fun. Festive vibe created…read morewith vibrant colors, lively crowd and friendly service. They offer an extensive drink menu, and creative taco choices. Rice and beans are not automatically served on the side, as is customary when visiting most Mexican restaurants. Gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options are available, as are Pup Treats if you bring your furry friend and sit on the patio. I ordered the Carne Asada and Chorizo tacos, with the Carne Asada being my favorite. The chorizo was good, but the texture was a little off to me. Almost too ground. The Carne Asada, however, was fantastic. The marinade, salsa and adobo combination used in cooking the meat made it succulent and delicious. A lot of flavor packed into a humble taco. This is great place to try new and creative Mexican.

I stopped by Paloma on a Wednesday night, and it was surprisingly quiet, which made for a really…read morerelaxed dinner. I visited the Kinnickinnic location, but I'd love to check out the North Avenue location next to see how the vibe compares. The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I walked in. I started at the bar while waiting for my friend, and I have to give a shoutout to the little details: they have purse hooks and outlets at the bar. As someone who's always carrying a bag (and usually needs to charge something), I really appreciated that thoughtful touch. Since it's literally in the name, I had to order a Paloma, and it did not disappoint. It was refreshing with a tajín rim that gave it the perfect little kick. I also tried the elote corn cup, which was tasty, though I personally would've loved a more traditional preparation with more cayenne & mayo. If you're looking for authentic, traditional Mexican tacos, this probably wouldn't be my first recommendation. I'd lean more toward places like El Beso or Botanas for that. Paloma feels a bit more modern and creative, and there's definitely a place for that too. The tacos themselves were good overall. My only disappointment was the mahi-mahi taco. The specials menu described it as being fried in cornmeal, so I was expecting a crispy fish taco. Instead, the fish was pan-seared with no cornmeal coating. It wasn't bad by any means, it just wasn't what I was expecting based on the description. I also wasn't a huge fan of the queso crunch taco, but that's more of a personal preference. The atmosphere was one of my favorite parts. The space is bright, beautiful, and the music set a fun vibe without being overpowering. The drinks were definitely a highlight, and I could absolutely see myself coming back for happy hour. Next time, I want to branch out and try some of the non-taco menu items. The steak sandwich and taco pocket both caught my eye and looked really good.

Cynthia was an amazing waitress! The food was amazing! It came sooo fast! All the staff was great…read morebut we love Cynthia!! Such a sweetheart!

Service was good. The waitress Genesis was awesome very attentive. The food was very good.read more

It's part bar, part neighborhood hangout part mid price, cozy Mexican restaurant. My son had three…read moretacos, and I had the chicken chicken mole, which was divine with a side of rice which tasted like -well -close to my mom's. Will need to go back to sample more. Of course the service was excellent and felt comfortable speaking Spanish to our server. My son especially enjoyed the complementary chips and salsa. The salsa was actually one of the better I have tasted in a while... homemade.

This is our go-to Mexican spot in West Allis. We typically do pick up or delivery, but I had a…read morewonderful dine-in experience as well. The good: The fresh guacamole, the attentive and polite server, the fajita meat, the spicy but v addicting chips and salsa. Oh and the horchata! The bad: They don't have a kids menu or queso dip There is a big bar and ample seating. It's a little stiff and cold; all tables and chairs (no booths) and fluorescent lighting. This doesn't affect the food by any means!