My wife and I were in town for a soccer match (winners!) and needed a late lunch. Our normal go-to…read morespot in Seymour, Larrison's Diner, was closed because it was after 2:00 in the afternoon so we needed something new. Our first choice was a little fish sandwich shop that looked a bit different, but after they turned out to be closed that day we went across the street to San Marcos. And holy heck am I glad we did! It looks like a typical Mexican place inside - bright colors, decor from the same restaurant supply store every Mexican restaurant seems to use, but with the addition of what I would consider the 'nightclub section' with a dance floor, multiple lighting effects and a big video board. It was early afternoon, so obviously that area wasn't in use but I bet it's an interesting place after dark! Service was great - quick to the table, easy refills on everything. My wife ordered the Chimichanga and I went against my norms and did the 'create your own' platter and chose three items: Burrito, Chimi, and another Chimi. This was strategic because USUALLY when you see a 'create your own' that means tiny sized items - half a burrito, half a chimi, etc. - figured I wanted more chimi than burrito. Seems they don't do that here. My platter was HUGE. Full-sized beef burrito, delish. TWO full-sized beef chimichangas. Also delish. Plus beans and rice. I even did something I never do: Asked for a box to take an entire chimichanga home with us. Wife loved hers as well. This is a must-repeat. In fact, Larrison's may be the past and this place is my future the next time I'm in Seymour. Which is likely never, but if we are anywhere nearby, we'd make a side trip to eat here again.

We just stumbled into this place as the restaurant we were intending to go to was closed…read more(apparently because of staff shortages ). San Marcos is an absolute find. If we lived in Seymour I'd be here weekly. To start, the chips were just made and the accompanying salsa had a delightfully different flavor. Together just perfect. I had the Shrimp Vera Cruz which was shrimp and sliced potatoes in a nicely spiced red sauce and served with a salad and rice. My wife ordered the Carnitas Street Tacos served with rice and refried beans. The carnitas were perfectly grilled. The taco shells were also so fresh. Our server was very attentive and friendly throughout our meal.

The food was very good! The service was fast and very nice! Would highly recommend! I loved that…read morethey have specials almost every day!!

Amazing food. Amazing family that own it. Hidden gem in Brownstown. Try the carne asada.read more

VERY impressed with this place! Doesn't look like much from the outside but this is the best…read moreauthentic Mexican food! The sign on the front door said cash only, and there was an ATM inside as well, but they did accept card. Staff was all bilingual and very friendly. I love having authentic Coke in a bottle with my Mexican - theirs is the real deal. I highly recommend the street tacos. The meat is marinated just right. The burritos are huge portions - could definitely split with a friend if you wanted. Service was prompt without being rushed. Thanks for a great experience, can't wait to be back!

Been here two days and the food is authentic and simple, also yummy!!!…read more Service is simple, home style, you need something they bring it to you with a smile.

I'm a local. Trusted friends of mine have told me again and again that Panaderia y Taqueria La…read moreEspiga has the best tacos in town. In fact, they won the summer "Taco Tour" the past 2 years in a row. So, we visited this past month (Dec. 2019) to check it out. The al pastor (marinated pork) taco was terrific with excellent seasoning, juicy meat and freshly-made corn tortillas (2 of course per taco). They serve the tacos with a couple of different salsas, but we enjoyed the salsa verde ordered special with our house-made tortilla chips for the starter. The chicken and steak tacos were pretty good as well, but if you eat pork, certainly order the al pastor one. The place is also a bakery, but we didn't sample any of those items. They don't have fountain drinks (so, pop or water in a can / bottle). They only have 3 - 4 tables (booths) as the place is really small. Prices were typical for the area. We visited when it was about 30 degrees outside and the place wasn't warm enough for my liking. We kept our coats on. Excellent parking in a residential neighborhood (behind "Donuts & Coffee" off State St.), and the staff were quite friendly and offered good service. I don't know if I'll dine in again, but I will certainly get "to go" orders of pork tacos (and likely other items) in the future.

Staff was friendly. We had an al pastor burrito and an asada burrito. Al pastor takes the win…read more Burrito comes with rice, beans, lettuce, sour cream, and cheese. Could have used some tomatoes. The green sauce was delicious.

Great food, great service, big portions!…read more Burrito and nachos were massive and terrific!

We stopped in for a bite to eat the charming colorful decor is truly beautiful. I had the Wet…read moresteak burrito & Jeff had the Steak Chimichanga. The salsa Verde was delicious our food served hot and fast. Our service was professional and friendly. Stop in for a bite. Stay for the people. Enjoy.

I was passing through, and randomly chose this restaurant from the veritable plethora of Mexican…read morerestaurants nearby that had good reviews. I ordered some guacamole to go with my chips for a starter. I enjoyed it, but, a word of caution--their guacamole has more jalapeños in it than most Mexican restaurants I've been to all over America. Still, I liked it and ate it all. For the main course I went off the reservation, ordering something that wasn't on the menu, cheese enchiladas. I chose the green tomatillo sauce and the enchiladas were better than most. I'm a bit spoiled, coming from San Diego where the Mexican food is authentic, but this was definitely better than most places make. It's got a beautiful mural on the wall. I personally wouldn't have chosen to have the large TV playing MMA bouts, but it wasn't my restaurant.

This may very well be the best Mexican food I have ever eaten in my life. The ambience, service,…read moreand staff were just perfect. Everyone there was so kind and attentive to our tables needs. But most importantly, the food was nothing short of delicious. I got three El Pastor tacos and oh my gosh I will literally drive five hours again to eat here as I am from Wisconsin. If you are so fortunate to stumble upon this restaurant, go, or you'll forever regret it.

Bland food. Small portions. No seasoning at all on anything. Food is way overpriced for the portion…read moresizes and taste! Just save your money

I'm not even finished with my meal as I write this. I've had many a Cuban sandwich in my day and…read morethis one was the absolute best! The pork was divine! The bread perfectly toasted! Excellent service and reasonable prices. If you're in the area be sure to stop in. And if you're not in the area, make your way to Azucar!

***BEST CUBAN FOOD IN INDIANA***…read more This restaurant is worth a 2 hour drive if you're looking for authentic and traditional Cuban dishes. Family owned and operated, this restaurant absolutely knocks it out of the park. The service was outstanding, prompt, and friendly. The restaurant is clean, modern, and plenty of seating. I cannot speak highly enough of how much we enjoyed our meal. I've eaten at many Cuban restaurants in southern Florida, and Azucar rates right up there with them.