Great place, hidden on the side of Walmart at 16722 S 167th. Small place, big food, big flavors…read more Specialty is the Alambre, think fajita with a ton of meat, I asked for chicken which is marinated, and green peppers, onion and cheese and a stack of fresh tortillas $14. Excellent choice. Full meal. Chicken taco, think street taco size with marinated chicken $3.45, get a couple of them, nachos with chips, cheese, guacamole $12, side of beans, very tasty, not salty, cup size, they do a big carry out business but they are friendly and very helpful so eat in. They have party trays of 5 tacos or 10 tacos, too. Great for game days, great food, very fresh, great deal, lots of menu items. We'll be back. Find your way around WalMart and have a taco or a burrito or a torta or nachos today! They don't have a liquor license so I like it more. They do have Jalisco, bottled water $2, horchata or fruit juice instead! Tacos any day!

I got the burrito adobada. Delicious and large burrito. Just what you want from Mexican food. And…read morequick too!

This is within a few miles of my daughter's place and she was not even aware of it but said it will…read morebe her next go-to. We were welcomed as soon as we walked in. The atmosphere was immediately welcoming and comfortable. We received homemade corn chips, tasty salsa and bean dip, and offered queso. The queso was thinner than I prefer but not a huge deal. I had the Al Pastor quesadilla. First time for me. I took the first bite and knew it will be one of my go-tos. It is plenty big enough as well. I brought 2 pieces home. My daughter had the street tacos and was pleased with hers. The owner came and spoke with us , which is always welcome by me. It tells me that customers are important. If I lived closer This would be my go-to.

Finally found a half way decent Mexican restaurant. The chips and salsa were the best. Honestly I…read morecould just eaten the chips. Great and fast service. Will go back

This was our first time here on a Friday night. We were looking for something close to our house…read moreand were pleasantly surprised to find authentic Mexican food. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted promptly and seated right away. It only took a few minutes for chips and salsa to be brought out, followed by our waiter taking our drink orders. I ordered a Paloma to drink, and I'd give it an 8/10. For food, I got the quesabirria tacos--very tasty--and the rice was so good! Overall, the experience was great. The only con is that the place is not very big, but they do have a bar with additional seating. We will definitely be back!

I'm updating this review and removing a star for food quality…read more I tried a fajita dish tonight and it was just terrible. The chicken was dry and flavorless, the steak was tough and not well-seasoned, and the shrimp had a good texture but were also quite bland. I was honestly shocked because I've had other things here that were very good. But these were the worst fajitas I've ever had. When I told the server they weren't very good she just said ok and left. No offer to do anything about it. Kind of odd. Their chips and salsa are still very solid and their queso with chorizo slaps. I'll just have to go back to my typical order, the ACP.

Came here last month as they allowed us to play mahjong in their outdoor patio. The food was…read moreabsolutely delicious and the staff was very friendly! The outdoor patio was very cute and separated so we weren't on top of other tables. My friend said the bathroom wasn't that cleanest but I did not personally witness that. It did take a bit to get the check but I will give them grace there as we ordered things spaced out and stayed there pretty long to begin with! Would come again!

This place is pretty decent, but not our favorite Mexican place. The food is good and it's a cute…read morespot, but the portions are kind of small and everything seems pricey. The small house lime margaritas were $13 each. It's the kind of place you don't mind visiting occasionally for something different, but isn't your go-to spot. It is nice to have this place in downtown Elkhorn though.

Copal is a gem. I'm…read morevisiting my mom in Lincoln, and as someone coming from California--where we take Mexican food very seriously--I wasn't expecting to find food this authentic, thoughtful, and genuinely delicious. Lincoln has plenty of watered-down, predictable Tex-Mex, but Copal is operating in an entirely different league. The food is fresh, vibrant, beautifully seasoned, and clearly made with care. The flavors have depth and balance, and the entire meal felt distinctive rather than formulaic. This is the kind of restaurant that deserves to be celebrated, not buried beneath a handful of overly critical reviews. A special shout-out to Roberto, who was fantastic. He was welcoming, attentive, knowledgeable, and made the entire evening memorable without ever hovering. Great hospitality is an art, and Roberto has it. If you appreciate authentic Mexican cooking and gracious service, go to Copal. It was one of the best dining surprises of my visit--and I'll absolutely return the next time I'm in Lincoln.

We dine at this restaurant often as it's one of our favorite spots for Mexican food in town, and…read morethe service is always consistently great. On our most recent visit, we sat on the back patio to enjoy the phenomenal weather. My husband ordered a house margarita while I went with the horchata, which was delicious. For our entrees, I had the carne asada with flour tortillas, and since it was Taco Tuesday, my husband chose the steak tacos. Both dishes were tasty, though I've noticed the carne asada isn't quite the same as it used to be. It was once the best in town, crispy and flavorful. I do miss when it was served with mashed potatoes.

A lot of yall bitched and moaned about A&A, and for a tex-mex meal, she wasn't that terrible! I…read moremean, we basically had the outdoor patio to ourselves. We snagged their beautiful drink, Mango Habanero and oh was she spicy and also burnt to hell and back, but my husband won't be complaining... I chose their Shrimp Acapulco off their Avenue option. And if I'm honest, the breading was giving "sweet n sour chicken breading". All it was missing was the sweet n sour sauce, and bam. I didn't completely dislike it on the shrimp - which were plentiful - but I wasn't expecting it! I'd probably get them again. Drizzled some of their traditional queso on top and Now their chips - for their chips and salsa - were a tad, hard... and maybe on the more cooked than usual, aide. But paired with their queso AND salsa, they weren't terrible. We also grabbed their Carnitas Burrito, stuffed full of all the things listed in the menu and boy is she big! I hear it was "real good", with a "real good flavor" he has plenty for tomorrow - or a midnight snack! We HAD to head back toward the other side of the city, and get my most liked, strawberry cone dipped in butterscotch (because they don't have peanut butter!!!), at sweet ole Zesto Omaha.. p.S. please get a peanut butter dip for my medium strawberry cone, pleaseandthankyou.

Walking in, this place looked lovely: nice decor, open layout, plenty of seating. That's where the…read moregood part of this visit ends. Our server came out and she was just frantic and scrambling to keep up with her tables the whole time. It was strange, she came over to drop our chips and salsa (didn't take our drink order), brought water (took our drink order then), brought over the drink (didn't take our food order), stopped by to tell us she had to wash her hands, and finally took our food order when she came back. Once the food arrived, she neglected to refill our waters or beverages. The chips and salsa were ...odd. The chips were thick and the salsa was kind of paste-like. The taste on these wasn't bad but it wasn't good either. Then came out the food. My husband got two street tacos and they were so unappetizing that he didn't even finish eating them. I got a Birria quesadilla which was fine but not spectacular... but the rice and beans that came on the side had the equivalent flavor as baby food. Overall, this place wasn't dirty and the staff was friendly (despite being inattentive), so it's not a bad place to visit. But for the price, you're better off going to another restaurant at Village Pointe.

Very goood food and very clean place Come to visit señor…read moretequila I love margarita and chips

We were seated right away, not very crowded (11:30AM) and were served chips and salsa with a quick…read moredrink order. The salsa is a little runny, not spicy at all. The chips were just OK kind of thick & probably better with guacamole. I ordered their lunch mixed fajita special $10.99 for Wednesday. It had mild flavoring. I thought the quality of steak and chicken was really good along with the side beans and rice. I like the seating decor and thought this would be a good place for groups. I will be back to try their margaritas, guacamole, and burrito that I hear is really good.

Went to Abelardo's tonight for dinner. The drive through was busy but not busy inside. It was cold…read moreinside their heater was struggling to keep the heat inside the restaurant. Ice machine did not work well. I ordered a chicken burrito, my wife and a daughter had combination meals. Overall you get good quantity but not much flavor. Very bland. Overall, for the price it was a disappointing visit.

One of the better tasting Abelarado . They don't taste the same even they have the same menu. This…read moreone is tiny but still has a few table to dine in . Inside is nicely decorated with Mexican pattern . We order the beef cheek tacos , tongue taco , bean and rice . All the items are delicious !

A 5 for service. Edwin went out of his way to take care of a table of 8 ladies and a table of 4…read morerelated men. He changed tables for us , reset them , got higher chairs, was rapid with drinks and ordering , explained options and was there for everything we needed for a wonderful meal and reunion of high school friends . We were so impressed ! Thank you, Edwin. You made our day !

Wow this place can pack them in! Went on a Sunday evening and it was very…read morecrowded. Service was still good though but it was very loud. They need some type of noise barrier perhaps on the ceiling? They start you off with 3 complimentary dips. I had wished they told us what the dips were but one was obviously salsa which was okay but a bit watery. One was a bean dip of sorts, but mostly liquid and a few beans thrown in. The other looked like a white queso but was anything but. Kind of tasted like ranch dressing but unsure what it actually was. Neither of us really cared for any of them. We split the steak fajitas and those were really good! Came with rice and refried beans The steak was made from ribeye and was both juicy and seasoned which seems hard to find around here! The tortillas were really good as well and I thought the beans had a great flavor to them. I'm not a rice person but my dining partner is and she absolutely did not like the rice. I also ordered a margarita which was delish! I'd definitely come back for the fajitas! Unsure if they have desserts as our menus were taken after we ordered but we didn't recall seeing a dessert on them. Next time we will ask!

This is off 167th & Harrison, sort of behind Walmart. It is worth the drive and worth looking for…read more Tacos, burritos, nachos are all excellent. They also serve party size trays (10 or 20) Food is great, service is counter service, friendly and helpful, ambience is small, I'm sure they do a lot of to go business. I also got their version of fajitas, comes with fresh tortillas, and plenty of them. Find Walmart, look for this place, order lots of of food and dine in, you'll love it.,

1. Best tacos de lengua 2. Sopes de azada w/ beans:…read moredelicious 3. Green chicken tamales: Spicy 4. Horchata: Yummy! 5. Plain churro: Hits the spot :) 6. Small restaurant with minimal seating 7. Parking easy to find 8. Employees are very nice 9. Torta de azada is ok, wouldn't get again 10. Red salsa is very spicy, green salsa is more mild and has great flavor 11. Vegetarian options available