Nice little joint in the neighborhood. Service is ok. Food is good. Typical Mexican cuisine…read more We tried a couple different entrees and they were decent. Reasonably priced. Fast service. We're definitely going back.

I was driving down Diversey and noticed their carnitas sign. Their advertised price was a lot…read morecheaper than most places so I decided to check them out. I forgot to take pictures of the carnitas here were left. Very fair price for some damn good carnitas. Wouldn't mind returning to check out the rest of their menu.

Absolutely loved it! I'm a big soup season girlie and their caldo rojo de pollo has, hands down,…read morethe best chicken broth in the game. Damn! HMU if you know someone who can top it, because drool. My bf got the burrito. That was one attractive burrito. He said he thought he was eating straight steak, no filler. We got our order via takeout and every container we opened made our eyes widen and jaw fall open. Stunning and delicious, piping hot. What a treat!!!

Service was amazing! Presentation is super pretty! Looks so pretty when everything is placed on…read moreyour table. The horchata is delicious! The pig feet were cold and flavorless: Taquitos were cold. My green pozole tasted so weird I had to trade my husband for his red one. That one was much better. The green had an artificial weird taste. (Tasted like dirty mop water to me).

First time visiting this new location that recently opened down the street from my home. I wanted…read moreto try their tamales -- service was friendly, and the ambience was okay, though I was a little disappointed to see there's only one table for dine-in. It's a pretty large space mostly set up for takeout. I also purchased some champurrado, which was made from rice and other ingredients. I was hoping for the traditional chocolate version, but they didn't have it. Prices were fair for the tamales, though the drinks felt a bit overpriced. The tamales had good flavor overall -- a bit on the salty side, and the green tamales could've used more spice. The meat portions were a little light, but still decent. They offer both chicken and pork, so make sure to choose your preference. One thing to note: there's an extra service charge when paying by credit card. I ordered four dozen tamales plus two drinks and paid $100.90 due to the added fee. If you plan to visit, I'd recommend bringing cash to avoid the extra charge.

Bare bones establishment with fantastic tamales. Most use green sauce for rajas, these cats use…read morered. No complaints from me. Rich masa and ample filling. Real good.

I'm very picky with my Mexican and Latin food in general. I've been raised off of generational…read morerecipes from my Latino family, with a love of cooking. This place by far beats every Mexican restaurant I've been too!! They definitely earned my loyalty!! I highly recommend and will continue to support this amazing business!

Chicago is my hometown however I live in Florida now but this place always hits whenever I return…read more I get the Torta de Milanesa (pork), hhhhmmm. They did go down is size from before however this takes me back when they first opened, original size, The OG. Don't knock it until you try

Great food, handmade tortillas. Excelente birria and…read moremenudo. Great service. Managed by owner.

We came to Jimenez for a quick bite. They were very welcoming and they even gave us a free pop can…read moreon our way out. The food is a tad bit pricey at first, but the tacos were big and very filling. I ordered a carne Asada torta and it was pretty big and filling. The carne Asada wasn't really the best quality, but it was seasoned well. It came with lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, and beans. The bread used was toasted perfectly yet still very soft. The al pastor taco had a very tasty marinade. It cooked perfectly. The al pastor had some crispiness to it but wasn't over cooked and still tender. Definitely a place to check out. The food was good but nothing really wowed me. Not sure when I'll be returning.

Everything is always great when we come here. Service and food are amazing…read more Even my son likes coming here. He's the star! He forgot one of his toy cars and they kept it for him and gave it to him the last time we came for dinner. Tacos, fajitas, breakfast, it's all good! Check them out. BYOB.

We've only ever gotten delivery - Grub Hub :( The food is…read moregreat every time. I've not had anything bad since moving to the neighborhood 6 years ago. The Mojarra frita con ajo is amazing, if you don't mind the bones/ whole fish.

Fantastic tamales! They have a variety of sweet and savory, but you need to get there early for the…read morebest selection. I love the rajas y queso, but the green and red chicken are also delicious.

Best trust tamales in Humboldt park Champurrado , arroz…read more con leche ,tamales are really good this place is always bussy This time I try the torta of tamal tamal 2 tamales is a teleelerasour creme cheese really goid and filling Something the ladies are like upset but just 2 of them but the tamales worth

I'm puzzled to see this described as a food truck when it is actually a restaurant in the same…read morelocation. The shop sign El Azteca is just as prominent as the beautifully painted food truck parked outside. We came in here to order only one thing - Tortas (Mexican sandwiches with beans, avocado, tomato, lettuce, lettuce) with our choices of chicken or steak fillings. At $10 each, it was one of the cheaper things on the menu; everything else except for the tacos seemed a bit expensive. The Torthas were quite filling though and so worth it. The avocado portions were generous, and each bite was wholesome. I absolutely loved the decor in this place, with painted chairs, masks and other decor of presumably Southern American origin. Thankfully the sweet lady behind the counter could understand English, it made it much easier to order dessert that was only listed on the wall as a poster. Fried Plantain - a little too soft for me as I'm used to crispy fried banana, but this is absolutely wonderful dipped in the included condensed milk. Nieve Frita (Fried Ice-cream) - it was this that blew me away. Look at the photo. Tell me that isn't the most gorgeous thing in the world. Whipped cream, chopped peanuts, and a light round of strawberry syrup and chocolate sauce over the fried ice-cream, all resting upon a frita 'plate' that soaks up the flavours and makes for the most heavenly bite. Oof I'm drooling just thinking about it. How much did these desserts cost? Sorry, I'll find out the next time I go back for this!

charged me $40 for a burrito, 3 tacos de chorizo (no dinner), medium horchata, and can coke. at…read morefirst i didn't say anything bc I thought 'ok it's the city' but then he charge my cousin $50 for 2 orders of 4 tacos (no dinner) medium horchata, and can coke. not only that but owner ( picture of guy in yelp) had a terrible attitude. I find the food truck in google/yelp, look for the menu and see their prices ridiculous.