So good. Authentic Mexican cuisine in large portions. I had the mucho burrito and I would get it…read moreagain every day for the rest of my life. If you like Mexican food then you will like eating here.

It should probably have been a sign when we got seated immediately on a Friday night. We ordered…read morethe carne asada and a combo with a quesadilla and enchilada. The quesadilla had zero flavor. It wasn't even worth finishing. The enchilada was mealy so it was rather gross. The carne asada also lacked flavor. Our server was kind but not attentive. I would go to Taco Bell before I would go here again. Hard pass!

Being one of my daughter's favorites, I had to give it a try and found it enjoyable as well…read more The camerones à la Diabla was wonderful, but indeed not for the faint of heart because it had as big a kick as the server told me it did. In fact, she tried to talk me out of ordering it. This is perhaps one of the spiciest hot foods I've had in a very long time, including other dishes by the same name. House margaritas on the rocks were also wonderful.

I love Judy's, I really do. This is not much of an update but more of a warning--the Shrimp La…read moreDiabla is no joke. I've lived in Louisiana and am not a stranger to heat (I'm not a let's eat Scorpion Peppers raw either, but I like a good back of the throat burn) but this was another level. It had me crying which has never happened before, it was so hot. For a good five minutes after eating 2 shrimp, anything that touched my tongue turned to cinder, it was that hot. I quickly admitted defeat and ordered a different shrimp dish. I left with my head hung in shame for even being so brazen as to try something called La Diabla. The sauce is red like the lava of a volcano and you can see the chili oil on the sauce. This is nothing against the chef who simply did their job. This was a grave misstep by me. I overestimated my tolerance to hot. So I leave this as a warning. If you like to drop Scotch Bonnet and Reaper sauce on your tongue for fun, this is your meal.

This is the BEST mole I have had in years, maybe ever. Every one in my party loves their food…read more What else can you want for dinner ? Eat here. I'm visiting from Bloomington India

We always have a nice time at Cielito. They have legit Mexican food, and I don't know why but I…read morealways enjoy their ceiling painting. But... Margarita I tried their margarita for the first time. I'll skip next time. Stick with food. We did try to ask our server some drink questions and recommendations, but she was pretty much, I don't know. So yes, stick with food. Fajita Sizzling just right! But felt a little pell pepper heavy and lacked seasoning. Lomo de puerco con salsa verde Friend said it was good, but didn't finish. Not sure what that means. Milanesa Came a little burnt. I've had it better here. Overall, this visit was a little underwhelming, and I was disappointed with their overall service/food/drinks. A little sad about my old favorite joint.

Love the location. Ordered the vegan loaded burrito, smothered in green sauce, without sour cream…read moreand cheese (if you're vegan you gotta say no sour cream and cheese) ....let me tell you it was AMAZING!! Phenomenal. The rice and beans were absolutely killer. I hope it all was truly vegan, that's how good it tasted. I know it's good when I start doubting what's going on. Definitely worth a try, especially if you're looking for a restaurant to go to before a show at X-Ray arcade!

Amazing whipped margaritas!…read more 10/10 Recommended and cannot wait to try more flavors!

This place is straight fire. My favorite food in the area. Gonna eat here so much until I get sick…read moreof it. Nice staff.

Honestly in the last 5 years this place has consistently been going downhill. They never have…read moreconsistent staff and I can see why everyone quits or gets replaced. Management here must be a joke. Tonight went with a party of 4. We were seated and told once the fryer was good to go we'd be given the complimentary chips. Our waitress was also the bartender, so I can understand she was busy before I continue with everything else. We waited for over 30 minutes and still had not gotten chips. All the tables around us had gotten chips. They also received refills of chips. I stopped the other waitress and asked if we would be able to get some chips soon. Our waitress had been bartending and hadn't been by us for a while yet suddenly at that moment she appeared behind me and let me know that they were extremely busy and she had a lot to do and that I needed to be more UNDERSTANDING and had an attitude as she said it. It wasn't said with politeness or with customer service in mind. I wasn't rude to the other waitress. I didn't allude to the fact that it was our waitress's fault or put blame on anyone. I simply asked for chips because we had noticed them coming as refills and we hadn't even gotten our first batch. Our waitress was literally shaking as if she was ready for a fight while she sat her rant at me. I told her the aforementioned and she responded by saying those were the other waitress's tables and not that waitress's problem. SHE was our waitress and SHE was busy. Well, honestly, that's precisely why I asked the other waitress because I doubt running a tray of chips out would have been that big of a hassle for her and if our waitress was so busy that she couldn't run out chips I don't see why she had the time to hop on over to scold me like a child. Pretty sure she could have grabbed the chips and ran them out instead with a simple "Sorry for the wait." But that's alright... Now on to the subject of understanding. What she didn't ask and failed to understand was that there were two diabetics at the table, both of whom take medications. We've been to this establishment multiple times and have ALWAYS had long wait times but, because the food is good, we usually don't mind. Tonight however we just needed some carbs at the table because my sugat was dropping. Shame she didn't bother to be UNDERSTANDING although she was so adamant I should be. Also unrelated to her rudeness but they're always out of everything. Horchata is almost always out. Stuffed Poblanos and Posole were out because they don't get made in the summer apparently. I didn't know and I ordered some tonight. She was snarky about that, too. If your establishment doesn't make it then why is it on the menu? It should at the very least say it's a seasonal item. Don't come at me with that attitude because your establishment lists things they don't make year round. I'm not psychic. Maybe try to be more UNDERSTANDING of that. In short, the place's customer service has been waning. They can barely handle half a house. Then on top of it the bitch was rude. The other waitress for the record ran out half our stuff when it was ready. We made it clear to her that she wasn't our waitress at least when I was scolded by the other one that's what we were told. So she couldn't run out some chips but she could run everything else? Once again, pointless to scold me when you literally had her doing all YOUR work. In the end I didn't even get her name because one of us paid the bill and forgot to grab the copy. Otherwise I would have named her here. But it shouldn't be hard to pinpoint who it was since there were only 2 on duty, and I reiterate, this one was the one bartending. Also she didn't even offer us the end of dinner apple pie shots that were brought to everyone else. She obviously can't stay objective and instead decided to be abrasive. Hopefully this business does the right thing and corrects or gets rid of her rude ass and she learns to be more UNDERSTANDING and gains some humility.

Randomly stopped between Madison and Milwaukee and was pleasantly surprised. The food was…read moreincredibly delicious, and I ate at a nice patio. There is a public free lot nearby for a very easy parking. It was very clean inside, but I chose to die alfresco. The food was absolutely delicious and just what I needed, and everyone who worked there that I interacted with were very friendly.

A nice little Mexican restaurant with a decent vibe. While we were enjoying our dinner the owner,…read moreDon Chavez, stopped by our table to say hello and ask how we liked our meal. A nice touch I ordered the ground beef taco dinner. Very good. The ground beef was well seasoned and the toppings were fresh and full of flavor. I added some wonderful homemade green sauce which enhanced the meal greatly. 4.5 stars. The wife ordered ground beef tostadas. She thought they were good, but a little too salty. 3 stars. Guacamole was tasty (4 stars), but the queso left a lot to be desired (1 stars). Ordered flan for dessert. Very good.(4stars). The high point of the meal was the excellent service by Ashley, our server, and the visit with owner Chava.. Taqueria Don Chava cares about their customers and takes pride in the food they serve. The restaurant isn't very fancy, but it's quaint. We had a good time and the prices are very reasonable. Give this place a try.

It's been some time since I was at Mara's due to lots of construction near them. The stop today…read morefor carryout did not disappoint. The quality in the chicken pipian was excellent. So flavorful, generous portion, and hit the spot. The rice & beans were so good too. I never thought much about rice & beans, just something to accompany the main course. But their rice was fluffy with fresh flavor. The beans were cooked with flavor & not heavy or pasty. You can't go wrong ordering from Mara's & support a small restaurant run by a couple.

I stopped in for lunch today, probably for the last time, since they have to close. I ordered the…read morechicken enchiladas with tomatillo sauce and horchata. The chicken was tender and the tomatillo sauce was fresh and delicious! The rice and beans also very good, as was the horchata. Even the salsa they serve with the tortilla chips is made fresh and tastes great! I'm sad that they are closing due to a new landlord tripling their rent. Their last day is Sept 19th at this location. They are looking for a new location. I hope they find one soon. The owners are really nice, and there is not another place in town I know of that serves Guatemalan food, in addition to their Mexican menu.

As soon as my friends and I walked in we were greeted by no one. After standing for 2 minutes we…read morejust took a seat. I'm pretty sure they have no heat in there. We all had to wear out coats the whole time. We ordered 3 mix drinks and a beer(which was the wrong kind we ordered). We waited over 15 minutes for them to arrive. Once the waitress got back to us another 10 minutes later after delivering our drinks we ordered our food. 3 different types of Birria and an order of cheese and onion enchiladas. 30 minutes later our food comes out cold. The enchiladas were extremely cold. It felt almost as if it was string cheese with some onions added covered in Ragu. DISGUSTING!!. The Birria was edible but nothing special. I had this last night 12/13. It's 7:36am on 12/14 and I'm awake writing this because my stomach is in knots and I don't feel good. AVOID at all cost. Milwaukee is a city rich with authentic Mexican food. Try one of them please or even a Taco Bell or Taco John's is more edible. I don't like writing bad reviews but this was an overall really poor experience. Slow service, bad food, no heat in the restaurant. Stick with the Food truck you guys already had. I don't believe a stand alone restaurant suits you guys.

This was my new restaurant of the week and it's relatively new with about 3 months open and it's…read morethe former Burger King restaurant. The place is fairly nice on the inside but nothing fancy with a bar, amusement/gambling machines, dining room and sun room in the front. The staff was very friendly and I had no service issues. They start you with chips and salsa which are warm and homemade with a nice crispy chew. The salsa was flavorful and good with the warm chips. The menu isn't typical Mexican huge and no combination plates but it has all the regulars. For some reason my favorite Al pastor was cheated on and I ordered the steak burrito dinner with beans and rice. I ordered a strawberry margarita to start and it looked amazing and blended perfectly smooth but not super strawberry tasting and average at best. My steak burrito dinner was looking good with a huge steak burrito as big as the plate. The steak burrito comes with steak, beans, rice, sour cream and I added cilantro and onions for that authentic taste. The rice was the typical boring Mexican. The beans were seasoned nice and flavorful I thought and I mixed it with my rice and add the salsa so now my rice is fantastic tasting. The first bite of the steak burrito was flavorful and seasoned nicely again I thought and my added cilantro and onion was putting it over the top in flavor land, just delicious. Overall I really enjoyed the burrito the burrito dinner because it was flavorful and not bland like some places and it's a big plate of food. I was pleasantly surprised at how a former Burger King now Mexican restaurant is serving a delicious burrito dinner.