We have been to Don Patrons like 5-6 times. We love it there! The staff is always so nice and…read moreattentive. When we ask for adjustments they have no issues. The place is a normal Mexican style decorated restaurant with TVs for sports (Football, Soccer, etc) The food is good. We have tried a bunch of things on the menu and it's always good and fresh. I love the Shrimp burrito! But all of the menu is good. Lots of options and price points. Must try!

Stopped in here for a snack after hiking and split a Guadalajara Plate. The waiter is from Texas…read morelike us and we had a fun chat. The place is spacious and clean. The tamale and taquitos stole the show on the plate. We could just eat tamales if we went back. I would have liked a bit more salt on my chips but that is personal taste. If you are someone like me who has the gene against cilantro, it is NOT a heavy cilantro place. Overall, we can't find fault with this restaurant.

Boga Taco is a real little treasure in Washington, PA. The Mexican dishes are authentic, homemade…read more and most importantly, delicious. I usually get some variety of street style tacos. I just had lunch with a friend who had the Birria tacos. He said they were awesome. I'll be trying them next time. Everyone working there was super friendly. I highly recommend Boga Taco.

Overall above average tacos. The dining area is pretty low end. Basic booths. Service was…read moreadequate We had really high expectations based on word of mouth, and while the tacos were good. They did not really hit the high-notes other reviews described

The food was delicious. Very fresh and authentic. The Juan's Tacos asada were delicious. We all…read moreordered something different and it was all great. The service was friendly and quick. The decor was also cute and authentic touches. Will definitely come back

The quality of food at this Mexican restaurant is up there with Rosies Cantina in Huntsville AL or…read morePapasitas you find in Texas. It was top notch and homemade. You can tell when a restaurant is using fresh ingredients and when they're making your food from a can. Rosemary's Thyme Mexican is fresh and delicious! You won't be disappointed.

I have given high reviews of the restaurant before but this time around I was put off. Off the bat…read morewalking in is a welcome sign that says 5% will be added to your bill if not using cash. The service was very slow and we felt ignored. Sure there are lots of excuses for this but this shouldn't be when you see other tables being served faster. The food was good. I generally like their food. But there are other places to get Mexican.

We had a nice evening with friends and the staff were friendly but overall it wasn't a great dining…read moreexperience. Service was slow, all of our dishes were served warm at best (mine was cold), only exception being the fajitas which were served steaming hot. I had enchiladas plus a taco. Not very flavorful and skimpy on the fillings. A lot of tortilla and sauce but very little meat. My wife had the chili rellenos and while deep fried on the outside the cheese inside wasn't melted. One friend had the dish that they serve flaming (can't recall its name and I didn't get a pic) and it was meh. The fish tacos also not a highlight. The steak fajitas were said to be pretty good. Also note, chips and salsa are not complimentary, they charge $3.50 for soda water and have a sign at the entrance notifying a 5% discount if paying cash (i.e. a 5% credit card fee). I'm not sure if this was just an off night for them or not but there are a few Mexican spots in the area that are consistently good (Plaza Azteca in White Oak and El Campesino in Monroeville). I likely won't try Madero again.

Great location, wonderful food, reasonable prices and great ambiance. The name translates to…read moreMexican Cowboy, and that theme is reflected throughout in the artwork and food. The service was excellent and the portions were large. I love the menu and the variety of dishes. They played great dance music all the time, but we were able to easily talk and enjoy our meal. The parking was free, and it was fun to walk around afterwards and enjoy the historic square.

I have eaten here on several occasions and always had a wonderful, tasty experience!…read moreThe inside has a lot of bright, fun colors and Mexican flags and other themed paintings. It is bright, cheerful and very clean. The menu has the typical Mexican restaurant options like tacos, fajitas, quesadillas, enchiladas and burritos and the also have a kids menu. I love their chorizo con huevo because not a lot of places have that kind of dish on their menu. It is chorizo (theirs has a great deal of flavor and isn't greasy like chorizo sometimes can be), onions, peppers and eggs. They serve it with tortillas and rice. Lots of food and packed with flavor. I have also tasted the enciladas and my husband loved the cowboy burrito. For drinks, especially during the summer they have awesome daily specials. I've tried the watermelon water and the cucumber lime. So very refreshing! Service is friendly and attentive and they are great about answering any questions that you might have about menu items. I highly recommend having lunch or dinner here and then heading next door to the creamery for delicious ice cream.

Stopped into California for a XC Meet and had time for one meal. The first place we stopped was…read morelisted on Yelp as open, but they don't open till 3p. So we ventured downtown to see what we could find. And we found a gem! Looks a bit like a hole on the wall outside, but we found great food and service inside. Rice, beans, quesadilla, chili Renos and a couple tacos ... all on point, flavorful and authentic. Cold beer on tap or bottles made it that much better. If you find yourself in California PA - give theses guys a go!

Still the bomb. I think they're under new ownership. If anything the food was better. The frozen…read moremargaritas were good. Strawberry and peach. Service was great.

Such a cool concept!! In Between Bar literally sits between two restaurants -- Fuzed…read more(Asian-American) on one side and Los Bajitos (Mexican) on the other. There are openings inside the bar that connect to both restaurants, and the menu lets you order items from either spot, which makes it perfect if your group is craving different things! We started with the bao buns, which I've had before and they are always my go-to must order. Absolutely delicious every time! The dry ramen bowl was very good and came with a generous portion of chicken. They weren't able to add the fried egg and substituted a boiled egg instead, which was a little surprising and not what I had preferred for this dish, but the dish was still flavorful and good. The Texas burrito bowl was excellent -- fresh guacamole, steak, chicken and shrimp, and really great flavor throughout. Between the unique setup, the ability to order from two different restaurants, and the solid food, this is a fun spot that's definitely worth checking out!

I hate writing negative reviews, but people should know about our experience. I stopped at Los…read moreBajitos yesterday for a quick lunch by myself. Right from the start, things felt off. Instead of seating me, the employee pointed at a menu and told me to order. I started giving her my order, but she walked away in the middle of it and had another guy take it on a handheld device. I paid right then and there, which seemed a little odd for a sit-down restaurant, but I didn't think much of it. My chimichanga came out in what had to be three minutes or less. It was so fast that I couldn't imagine it was freshly made. Unfortunately, it tasted just as disappointing as it looked. It was incredibly bland and had an almost chemical taste to it. I kept trying another bite, hoping it would get better, but it didn't. I finally gave up after just a few bites. The restaurant itself didn't help my appetite. The silverware looked dirty, the music was blasting, and the whole place just felt grimy. While I was eating, an older couple came in to order takeout. They were told they could only place an order online. The woman looked at me and said, "I guess we can't eat here then because I don't know how to do that." I ended up bringing the rest of my meal home, and my 16-year-old son ate it. Over night, he became terribly sick with severe gastrointestinal symptoms that we believe were food poisoning. He's never experienced anything like that before. I only ate a couple of bites myself, and looking back, I'm glad I stopped when I did. After all of this, I looked up the restaurant and saw that it had received a health inspection score of 80 not long ago. I've rarely seen a score that low, and after seeing the conditions inside and what happened afterward, it made me even more concerned. Needless to say, we won't be back. This was a really disappointing experience from start to finish, and I would encourage anyone thinking about eating here to do a little homework first.