Taco Pros Mexican Cocina is a great spot if you're looking for authentic Mexican food with bold…read moreflavor and generous portions. The tacos are fresh, well-seasoned, and clearly made with care. The meats are tender, the toppings are simple and authentic, and the salsas bring just the right amount of heat. The service is friendly and fast, and the atmosphere is casual and welcoming. If you enjoy straightforward, well-executed Mexican street food, Taco Pros is definitely worth the visit. I'll be back to try more of the menu. Gluten-free shells and tortillas are available.

I found my experience to be pretty mediocre. The tacos were fine, nothing great or horrible about…read morethem but they did need the salsa to help bring out some flavors. The elote was a runny mess with almost no flavor... like they pulled the corn out of the can and didn't let it drain properly. While the prices are probably standard for this type of meal, the value isn't there. Also, probably my bad here, but the two different combos were confusing... you either get beans and rice OR fries and a drink. I personally don't see a reason to ever come back as there are more Mexican restaurants around than you can ever hope to visit.

Great food and wonderful service and their margaritas are huge! Everyone in our group really…read moreenjoyed everything they ordered.

Underwhelming. We…read morewere hopeful with some of the recent reviews, but this was just not a good visit. We walked in and a few tables were taken so we were hoping that was a good sign. There was music playing but a soccer match playing in the bar was plenty loud in the dining room and drown out the background music. The small house margarita starts at $8.50 and we both got one to see how they were. The size was larger than I thought it'd be at least. We also got a small basket of chips and a small cup of salsa. Not great but we still ate them because we were starving. We ordered tacos and they came out within about 5 minutes. The plates were cold, as well as the rice, and the beans were lukewarm. The tacos were hot at least. The barbacoa tacos ($16.99) were dry and didn't come with lime wedges, extra salsa, nothing. They were so dry that the single corn tortillas split pretty quickly. The pastor tacos ($16.49) weren't bad but no pineapple to be seen. The portions were okay but the food was not worth the price we paid. The weirdest part was when we got our check. None of the prices matched the menu and they also charged more for using a card. Don't appreciate the inaccurate prices and didn't see anything on the menu about being charged differently than what was posted. Our server seemed nice but it wasn't enough to make up for the weird space, lukewarm food, and overall disappointing experience. Will not go back.

This is the same Buenavista Mexican restaurant with the food trucks around town that the greater…read moreMilwaukee area has been enjoying for years and an expansion of the business with a larger location. The new location is next to the AMF with a restaurant and banquet hall that seats up to 250 people, the restaurant seats about 70. The place it self looks clean and new with murals on the walls, a flat screen, faux wood floors and cheap looking/better looking cafeteria style tables/chairs. The menu has all the standard Mexican fare with breakfast to dinners and ala cart items. Not knowing that this was the Buenavista that I was already familiar with I ordered the steak burrito ala cart for $5.50 which is the truck price and seemed like an error but I forked over $6 and left with take out because it was going to be dinner later. After I did some research when I got home I realized that this was not a new find and just a new location, I have had some great new finds lately with Mexican food so I was psyched but it ended up being my most go to local Mexican stop in a new location which is not bad because the nachos are so satisfying. The steak burrito came with three tubs of sauce with the neon green the hottest, the green pepper more mild and the red some salsa like thing and the least liked flavor wise for me. The steak burrito it self was my old friend that I find tasty, not super huge or small but just right for me. Well I'm going to add them to yelp since this location has no yelp presence after a and leave a review even though it's just a new location, my go to location is much closer ( the truck ) and will continue to be my burrito/nachos convenient spot.

Ordered tacos de chorizo and it looked like ground pork. Ordered tacos de carne asada and it looked…read morelike ground beef. I think it's fake advertising to say you sell one thing but then serve something else. When I asked the worker, she said that everyone prepares chorizo differently. Fair. Then, she went on that this is the traditional mexican chorizo and that the chorizo i'm used to is processed. I don't know about you guys but I've cooked finely minced pork from the butcher and it didn't look like what they served me.

I love this spot! The chips and salsa to start are always super fresh and warm. They offer every…read moremargarita flavor imaginable - I got pomegranate and watermelon. The combo plate is delicious and so much food. Our service is always quick and friendly. We ate outside and it was a lovely night. Great neighborhood spot for tasty Mexican food.

They have good margaritas. Food is ok. Restaurant desperately needs new carpeting. Service was…read moregreat. Maria was our server. She was excellent but other staff great too. I wish i could give higher ranking on food.

I really wanted to like this place more…read more They have ample parking outside and a large restaurant and bar inside. There's also a sizeable patio for outdoor seating. They only have a small laminated menu at the table for drinks and no prices anywhere. I tried asking the server if there was a happy hour and it sounded like that's not something offered here. When I asked about the margaritas, I was told they started at $11 and beers were about $6 for pints and about $8 for 22 oz, so I ordered a 22oz Dos Equis (came out to $8.50). Unfortunately, it tasted off like the tap line was dirty. Our server was nice and friendly though. He was great. The menu prices differed with what they had online by about $2-3 for most of the dishes. Not a fan when they can't keep menus up to date. I opted for the street tacos which came out to $18.50. The pastor tacos were good though there was an odd bite or two of very chewy or tough pieces of pork. The rice and beans were not worth the calories. The chips and salsa were good and a sizeable portion but not enough to make up for the prices with everything else. You also find out at the end that they charge extra for using a card. You can pay in cash to get the extra amount taken off. The space had an overly sweet air freshener smell, almost like they're trying to cover something else up. Similar to other reviews, this place is okay but it's not worth the price point in my opinion.

Three couples tried this restaurant and all were impressed. The food was fresh, severed piping…read morehot, and they provided large portions. Everyone enjoyed their meals and 5 out of 6 took food home. Their beverages were above average but not great. The service was very good. Our server was polite and respectful. The environment is nice, lots of tables but no high top tables. They also have a nice patio with more tables. No matter your group size they can accommodate you.

We ordered enchilada and a large chicken burrito. Ordered for pick up and scooped it up right at…read morepick up time. Very underwhelming burrito for the price. I couldn't believe it--barely anything inside...see photos with a hand for scale. Not the first time but first post.

Cinco Lokos is.....interesting…read more The space is a lot smaller than I expected - a big oval bar and maybe 10 tables? There's a bunch of slot machines along one wall. More bar than restaurant, unless there's a dining area we didn't see. When we came in, there were maybe 10 other people inside and the interior absolutely reeked of weed. I know a business can't control what patrons do outside but it was a bit unpleasant. Now - food. I understand the receipes here are from Veracruz so you'll see some nice seafood options. The house red salsa is very addicting - just spicy enough! The mister had shrimp Diablo which he said were excellent. I went with a taco dinner and found everything to be very well seasoned. Great flavors! The staff is very nice but.....I ordered a premium margarita ($12/menu) and asked the bartender what tequila she liked. And then was charged $20!! I don't mind paying but I think some notice when the cost is almost doubled would be nice. Great food overall - a bit shady too. Would I come back? Unsure.

Took a chance on something a bit different. Grilled chicken marinated in chimichurri, topped with…read moreavocado pico de gallo. Waitress offered a hot sauce wich even kicked it up a notch. Fantastic. Might need to learn how to make this at home. The plate did not need the rice and beans. Wish the wait staff was a bit more attentive. Ultimately, #spicemeister approved.

We love this place. The chips and salsa are just right, anything I've ever ordered has been…read moredelicious, and the service is always excellent. I typically order the shrimp cocktail, which is served like a shrimp gazpacho. It's so fresh and full of flavor - a perfect meal in the summer. The birria tacos are great. The queso is also on point. Don't hesitate to give this place a try!

We often stay at the hotel across the street from The Corners of Brookfield so BelAir Cantina is a…read moreconvenient place for us to have dinner. We have tried several different kinds of tacos - most of them have been a hit. The queso is one of our favorites. I personally love the rice and beans. Service is always good and quick. There is always a wait on the weekends so plan accordingly. Clean, good service and yummy tacos. Two thumbs up.

I can't tell you how many times I've eaten at the Brookfield BelAir Cantina since my first…read moreexperience there, but it must be at least 25, and the food and service are ALWAYS awesome!! Yesterday friends and I went there for lunch. Can't go on a Taco Tuesday or Thursday and not have the fabulous shrimp tacos and the sides of drunken pinto beans and the black beans! So incredible; a mouthful of amazing flavors! One friend very much enjoyed the fried tilapia tacos with sides of their amazing black beans and rice; my other friend thought her cheese quesadilla was outstanding with lots of gooey cheese in the center. Of course, we ordered the chips and three salsas to start, along with a side of the freshest and best guacamole ever - oh, so good! And the frozen El Cheapo margarita I had was just right - and is $2 off before 5 pm. Thanks, BelAir Cantina, for never letting me down!