I bought some yummy tequeños from this Venezuelan food stand at the Saturday morning farmers market…read morein St. George. They were perfectly complemented by a side of creamy cilantro sauce. The arepas, pastelitos, tres leches de fresa, and flan on the menu all looked great. I'd definitely order a black bean arepita if additional vegan or vegetarian options were available!

From the owner: We're a homebased food business located in Saint George, Utah…read moreWe offer venezuelan food that you'll love. In Menu you'll find Arepas, Empanadas and combos.

Ordered "A Little Bit of Everything" around noon. Took a number and sat down. Waited for 25 minutes…read moreonly for them to then come tell us they don't have breakfast food anymore. They couldn't tell us that when we ordered??? Terrible service

Welp this was going to be lower than three but they did give us our money back and we ended up…read moregetting our food and an apology which raised this score. Ordered 4 papusas, 3 chicken and one shrimp. Got 4 chicken but we didn't ask to have it fixed because we waited a full hour before we got our food with no explanation. I later learned it was because they forgot our order. The food was actually pretty good but the experience wasn't worth wanting to go back. I appreciate that they tried to right the wrong in the end though. No one should wait an hour for fast food especially with zero explanation and watching others that came in after up get food before you.

Excellent fish tacos as the special? Spectacular! Hot, yet cold cabbage and tasty crema. The beans…read moreand rice were also hot with excellent flavor, great price, too! Beer was cold, served with a chilled mug. Server was great, the right amount of attentive and took dirty dishes and bottles off the table, a pet peeve of mine when it doesn't happen! My only hesitation on a five star is that the bathrooms need a facelift. Please paint the stall doors and stain the entrance doors!! Can't find great Mexican in Mesquite, so I guess we'll be traveling to St. George!

Simple lunch took 45 minutes to be served. Food was room temp, chips stale, and we found a bunch of…read morehair in our food.

These are the best pupusas I've had in the US. The dough was perfectly fried and crispy and the…read moremeat, cheese, bean ratio was great. I had two "revuelta" pupusas. I'll be stopping every time I'm in the area.

Food was great and the service was amazing. The owner was very friendly and recommended items that…read morewere delicious. The place is very clean as well.

The food is amazing and the service can't be beat. They take great care of us whenever we come in…read more I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone looking for a great meal and ice cold Pacifico

James was great today! He made sure our drinks were filled and constantly checked on us. Would…read morealways recommend

I'm not sure when drive-thru tacos became my thing, but years from now when people ask me about the…read moretimes of COVID, I will promptly reply that the distancing was lousy but the drive-thru tacos were good. We had just driven into town and gotten settled in, and then fired up the Yelp app to find a place for a late-ish dinner. We also needed to get gas, so it was great that this is a two-fer. A Mexican restaurant adjacent to a gas station. We were even more excited about the drive-thru, per above. We rolled in about 45 minutes before closing and were the only ones in line. We took a moment to order, but in the end went with tacos, per the obsession outlined above. And not just tacos, but six different tacos. Carne asada, birria, pollo, carnitas, and I *think* cabeza and then I lost track. Anyways, this seemed like an easy enough thing, except that it was a varied order. But we pulled up to the drive-thru window to pay. And that's where we had the negative part of the experience. We sat for a minute or two. Then three. Finally I turned off the car. Then we sat some more. We sat long enough to start coming up with jingles for the restaurant. Bad jingles. Poorly constructed jingles. Non-rhyming. We were in high spirits and laughed uncontrollably, but inside the restaurant there didn't seem to be much action. We sat there for around 15 minutes, maybe more. That's a long time to wait in a drive-thru (though not the longest we would wait on this road trip.... ohhhhh... foreshadowing!) and we finally got our order. Aside from the very long wait time, everything was pretty good. Some hits and misses, but I'd recommend any of the meats. And they packed our mild salsas and limes and things, and it was all very serviceable. They do the two-shell method, but with the drive-thru wait and the ride back, they end up being pretty steamed together. They're also verrry liberal with the onions, so you should ask them to dial it back if you're not into that so much. But all in all, we got 6 tacos, chips, and guacamole (maybe pass on this next time) for about $15. Super chill, super un-fancy, but very fun to continue the drive-thru taco tour at "Jal-a-peño's, Jal-a-peños, we sell Mexican food."

I love the Jalapenos on Bluff. This new place on River is lacking. Customer service is not good,…read moreand I just paid 7$ for a burrito the size of a Taco Bell bean burrito. I'll be driving to the Bluff location.

Came for a bacon & egg breakfast burrito. It didn't disappoint! Food was delicious. Hot & fresh. We…read morewere helped right away. The food & service is always good here.

I called on a Monday 6/8/26 for menudo. Female server answers and says we only serve menudo on…read moreMonday and tuesday only as if I'm not calling on a Monday. Then I was told their head chef said that they're not willing to make menudo even when they just told me they make it on Monday and tuesdays.