This place is called Tako Chido now, I'm not sure I ever ate there when it was Bien Chido but after…read moregoing a few times for take out I can confidently give Tako Chido, 5 stars. The tacos are great especially the steak, the pastor is good, but maybe a little under seasoned. And you know what a little under seasoned is fine because if you have an adventurous palate you have to get the black salsa. It is very spicy but with an incredible smoky depth of flavor. It really makes the tacos pop. And to top everything off, the refried beans are phenomenal, so rich, and silky. I'm not really a eat a forkful of beans guy but I could eat a pint of these refried beans. In fact, I think next time I'll get a burrito because I'm sure they really set Tako Chidos burritos apart from other local spots.

Wow! The food in this small restaurant took me back to small restaurants in Mexico where the food…read moreis finger licking great. Small interior but great service. The food is special. A long drive for me but I'll be back.

I'm literally addicted to their Birrah Eggrolls. I always leave out of here with 3 servings and…read moresome birrah tacos on top of that! Best food EVER!!! Quick service when I took my friend and it was so cute inside. Only ate inside once but I have ordered from here on Uber Eats literally over a year straight

Basic place to go in Yorkville to get Mexican food. Cocina Madre is kind of authentic but also has…read moreenough to appeal to outsiders' tastes. It has the usual stuff like burritos, tacos, or whatever. However there's more than that of course. The prices are pretty okay for portions. A lot of menu items are familiar. It's got what one would expect from an Americanized Mexican place. The menu isn't particularly extensive but it's got most things covered it seems. For sure can't be complete without alcohol. It's about $9 for a margarita. We got a couple of these including peach. For sure you can't forget about the food. Of course any legitimate Mexican restaurant has to have complimentary chips and salsa. Yes they thankfully have this. It's about $9 for a burrito. We got these without meat, just vegetables. Okay but basic. They have bottles of hot salsas that kick this up at least. Other menu items are more authentic. They have meaty options including beef and chicken, and classic options like tortas. Crazy busy place at times and service can take about forever. It's located on Bridge Street in the plaza with the Roadhouse restaurant. The menu is pretty meaty with limited choices for vegetarians.

We saw a reel on fb and decided we needed tacos for Father's Day lunch. We had no idea we were…read morelunching at a food truck on a rainy afternoon. We ordered and the people were super nice! We got the family pack, half asada, half al pastor. I had the horchata and my daughters had strawberry horchata, and they loved it! The tacos were outstanding and we finished them all! The truck was clean and well maintained, and while we were there quite a few people came through for tacos. We'll be back when we're in the area. Great job!

Best tacos in the west suburbs hands down! Everything made to order. Super tasty meat, loaded…read moresteak fries. Run here, don't walk

Food is good taste taco are great I had the grill chicken with beans Rice water was greatread more

Always delicious! The tastiest chicken this side if the border!! LOVE you guys! You do it the best!read more

I've been to Tacos El Loco a handful of times, and it's been a great experience every visit. The…read moreemployee taking orders has always been very friendly, and the restaurant is clean and welcoming. They have a great selection of aguas frescas, and if you're dining in, I definitely recommend getting the complimentary chips and salsa. The food is made to order, the portions are generous, and the menu offers a great variety of options. The steak is absolutely phenomenal and full of flavor. I highly recommend Tacos El Loco if you're looking for delicious, fresh Mexican food with excellent service.

New taco place (to me). Ordered my usual so I could compare, and everything was very good!…read moreGreat tacos, the Al pastor fries were awesome, and excellent guacamole! I always get my tacos the traditional way (onions and cilantro, but you can customize. Solid choice!

Bad quality lately... dry chicken and flaky pastry. Not…read morethat unique flavoring anymore.

A hidden gem in Montgomery located directly next to Atrévete Confections. Grumpy Gaucho specializes…read morein homemade empanadas, churros, and a few different sandwiches. The owner is incredibly kind and is passionate about his creations. We went in for the second time to order some frozen empanadas and two chocolate churros to go, and while we were waiting, he gave us two buffalo chicken empanadas because he ''made too many". Not only was this kind, the empanadas were absolutely incredible. I really love that you can dine in and order them fresh, or get them frozen to enjoy later in the week. The dining area is small but clean. Since these are pretty small bites the need for space isn't really a problem. If you love empanadas or churros and are in the area, be sure to check out these two amazing businesses next door to each other. I want to note too that in the warmer seasons, he operates a food truck as well. Be sure to check out the website to see where the food truck will be at!

My wife and I visited El Festin Restaurant this evening, and as regular customers who have dine…read morehere 3-4 times a month, I feel this review is more than justified. After being seated, a male waiter brought us water and took our order, and that was the last time we saw him until we were paying. When our food arrived, it was delivered by a younger female staff member who then stood directly in front of us, talking over our table to people on the other side of the wall. It was extremely rude and uncomfortable. We ordered the Tampiqueña, which is our usual choice, but this time it was very disappointing. The dish arrived missing tortillas and guacamole. The enchilada tasted off, the cheese was unpleasant, and the steak was overcooked. The rice and beans were only room temperature and didn't taste right either. I ended up only eating part of the steak. I was ready to leave, but my wife wanted to give them a chance to address the issue. Unfortunately, their idea of making things right was giving us a bag of hard chips and what seemed like old guacamole to take home. In response, I chose not to leave a tip, and sadly, they've lost loyal customers. Based on this experience, I would recommend going somewhere else.

This is my new favorite spot in Aurora! The food is always delicious, and the customer service is…read moreoutstanding. I especially love when Israel and Blanca take care of us--they are both incredibly attentive, friendly, and always courteous. Their excellent service makes every visit enjoyable. The place is always clean and enjoyable. Highly recommend!

First discovered their food at the Geneva market where their empanadas became a weekly treat I…read morelooked forward to. This time I brought my uncle who was visiting from out of town. I had the Majadito which is a beef/steak rice with eggs, plantains, tomatoes, onions, and cilantro. A relatively simple dish when described, but the combination of flavors was delightful. And a big portion I ended up bringing some home to have for breakfast the next day. My uncle had the asada en olla, a roasted beef stew with rice that had my uncle pausing repeatedly to comment how delicious it was. And he is less of a foodie than I am, so for him to comment like that was a big compliment. We shared some steak and chicken empanadas. A bite of empanada with some of their house made hot sauce is a bite of heaven. Service was so sweet and kind, attentive but in a respectful way. This is truly a family run spot and I felt like I was a guest in their home being given a home cooked meal made with love. The restaurant is clean and cozy. The bathrooms included. And there is plentiful street parking in front and the surrounding areas. A gem in the suburbs that shouldn't be hidden. While I always look for them at the markets, I will definitely be back to this place.

We had previously tried the empanadas from Alice's Corner last summer at the Aurora farmer's…read moremarket. We loved them so much that we decided to visit the restaurant. We shared the lomo saltado, which was perfect. It features juicy beef with crisp veggies in a salty savory sauce that pairs perfectly with the fries and rice. We also had one of each empanada. The crust on all of them was light and flaky. The stand out flavors were the cheese and chicken, but you can't go wrong with any of them. We also had the guava lemonade, which was very refreshing. Alice's Corner is a gem in downtown Aurora, and we hope to be back soon!