Newly opened in Sebewaing in an unassuming building across from the sugar plant. The food was darn…read moregood and service fast and friendly. Lunch specials available on weekends too which is nice and the portion was way bigger than expected. I'm looking forward to going back and getting dessert too!

Great Mexican restaurant! Really good, fresh ingredients and big portions. Great salsa, beans, and…read moredrinks! Highly recommended!

Pretty good food for being in a little town. Towns population is 1,222 people so it's limited in…read morerestaurants but this nice Mexican restaurant has pretty good food. It's a very clean restaurant with friendly wait staff and located near Walsh's meat market and they sell excellent meats. I ordered the big burrito, taco, rica and beans. The portion size is enough for two people to split. The nice thing about this area of Michigan is it's always about ten degrees lower in temperatures so on hot summer days it's a much cooler get away. We definitely will be back and try more of the menu and the small towns population is so much more laid back and polite than big cities. It's a huge farming community and they act very different than big cities.

Wonderful ambiance and atmosphere! Staff are super friendly and the food is delicious and quick to…read morearrive. Definitely worth driving out of your way to eat at!

We had a wonderful experience and Bobbie our server was spot on! The food was great and definitely…read morewill be revisiting.

Food was bland AF. The guy working there has "frosted tips;" that's a dead giveaway of Dbaggery…read more They screwed up my order and overcharged me. The restaurant was incredibly difficult to find and looks like a work in progress. This was my first & last visit. Also, Madonna sucks too.

I'm a little disappointed I suppose…read more After reading all the glowing reviews and looking over the menu I was sure I was going to have a delightful meal this evening. This restaurant is attached to what is clearly a dying mall, and that may be part of the issue they're having in terms of retaining staff and maintaining foot traffic. It is desperately hard to maintain a high quality standard in food when you simply don't have that many people coming in to eat. The staff I interacted with were generally friendly, but also quite busy and trying to keep up with the various tables. The seating options were a little uncomfortable, but serviceable overall. Everything appeared to be clean, although I noticed a bucket of dishes sitting out in the main dining room That was not being attended to. Given the volume of business they were having at the time this wasn't a huge deal. The food was a mixed bag. The chips were decent but a little greasy. My chicken was well prepared and had a delicious cheese sauce on it. The rice and beans were quite regrettable unfortunately. The beans were overcooked and too pasty, the rice had no real flavor to it. It really is a shame, I was looking forward to trying this place.

I was angry, I was like "no I'm not going in there, it's an abandoned restaurant in an abandoned…read moremall" I shouted in the midst of an argument with my wife who "wanted to try something new" Fortunately for me we had my mother in law with us who brought sense to the situation by just walking inside the Cazadores restaurant. This was some of the best Mexican food I've had, period.

This place after a hangover is the best thing I've ever done. The place is cheap and gives you big…read moreportions which in this economy is needed. The staff were all nice and the place looked very clean. I highly recommend this place

Ginormous Portions, Quick Wait Time! Neat, Clean Restaurant. I ordered the Surf and Turf and Hungry…read moreMexican Burritos and was surprised with how large the portions were. Meat and seafood was tender and had good proportions. Goes toe to toe with some heavy hitters near the city. Would absolutely recommend.

As someone from San Diego, I'll admit I came in skeptical. Great Mexican food is everywhere back…read morehome, so my standards are pretty high. While visiting Michigan, I stopped into Gilley's and ordered a custom breakfast plate because I'm on a special diet. It was so good that I came back twice. I've jokingly started calling it the "El San Diego" breakfast plate. The pork was flavorful, the food was fresh, and everything was cooked perfectly. What really stood out was the service. On my return visit, the owner remembered my order and personally whipped up the same El San Diego breakfast plate for me again. It was just as incredible the second time. Friendly staff, great food, great ambiance, and genuine 5 star hospitality. As a Southern California Mexican food snob, I can honestly say Gilley's exceeded my expectations. I'll definitely be back a third time before I leave.

I grew up in Bay City but I have lived in Houston for 30+ years. On this trip up here, we were…read morecraving some good Mexican food, which isn't easy to find (because we are spoiled). After a quick Yelp search, we found Gilly's and are glad we did! The restaurant is tucked away in an old business district...many of the neighboring businesses are closed. It has a parking area in the back but we just parked on the street out front. The staff was very friendly when we ordered at the counter. I ordered a wet burrito. (For those not from around here-it's basically a burrito with some sauce on top). It was very good and I couldn't finish it all. My husband and son both ordered quesadillas, which they liked. My husband said his steak quesadilla was a bit greasy but that was the only negative of our whole meal. We also shared some street corn fries, which we loved. It was street corn on top of fries. I loved the corn so much that I will just get a side of that on my next visit-but the fries were great too. The menu doesn't say it but they told me they would also make items with corn tortillas if a gluten free dish is needed. This may be a new favorite in Bay City! The location is a little out of the way but definitely worth finding!

Well, I ordered a number 7 and I got it everything was perfect and I ate my hard shell and that's…read morewas good... until i pulled my quesadilla out and the top was missing.. then I went back and told them and they gave me a new one and THERE WAS HAIR IN IT

Only two ppl working and staying in like cause within the 15 minutes of me sitting here the person…read moreat the order here is still waiting for someone to take their order

Enjoyed a nice lunch for two. Got a booth quickly upon arriving with complimentary crispy tortilla…read moreChips and plenty of salsa. Hot sauce options to spice up the meal on the table already. Craving tamales ordered the 3 tamale plate with beef. I was surprised by the amount the meat and cheese layered on top and not rolled inside the tamal. Plenty of food for two to split as an entrees. Small portion Refried pinto beans and Mexican Rice as expected kinda bland and not very warm at all upon arriving at the table. With only one other person in the restaurant and ordering only one entrees I expected faster service and hot food. The plate was the warmest part of the meal. Lots of soda options, but they do not serve alcohol (plenty options downtown Midland nearby to enjoy a drink).

The chimichanga description on the menu said deep fried. I'm picturing chi chi's deep fried. It…read morewasn't deep fried. The rice was cold on the hot plate. The beans were warm. Not hot. I think I got 1/4 cup of ground beef in the chimichanga and it was ok in flavor. Nothing stood out. Not going back. $18.99 dinner was a no for me. Best part, chips and salsa.

My wife and I are both from San Diego and my wife is half Mexican, so I safely say that we know the…read morereal deal. So we found a real deal here in the middle of farm fields. Service is very good and friendly. Ambiance is a bit on the hole in the wall side, but clean. I'm not too excited about the country music, but I guess the local community does. There are two Hispanic chefs that really know what they're doing. My Taco Al Pastor was treated with pieces of pineapple on top, which is the real traditional way to make it. Oh, if you like hot and tasty hot sauce, you got to try the one made with roasted peppers.

Ate here about a couple months ago, the food was delicious! Authentic hispanic food. Coming from…read moreMexican Town, Southwest Detroit, I'd say this food is legit!

Stopped by yesterday after the Memorial weekend art fair. Fairly busy, but we were just 2 so got a…read moretable right away. We've been here before, and again it was really good! The fajita quesadilla was generously filled with steak and veggies, and I got the build your own with a tamale, burrito, and chile relleno. Speedy service, the place was bustling, they were staffed up to handle the weekend traffic. You know you're in a Mexican restaurant!

The "Top Shelf" margarita was warm. I assume the glass came directly out of the dishwasher…read more The salsa was lame...virtually salt and tomato sauce. We ordered the "Mocahate". We have had this from several Mexican restaurants across the USA. We were excited to see it on the menu. It was disappointing....the only thing really grilled was the jalapeno On the top. The chicken was tiny curly strips...never saw a grill. There was absolutely no flavor. The side was a plate with beans and rice....no lettuce, sour cream or guacamole. We will go to Coco loco in the future.