Great quality food, the shrimp cocktail is my favorite and next would be the street tacosread more

Ehhhh, pretty good, more generic than other Mexican restaurants in the area. Staff seem like they…read morecouldn't care less about service. First visit here. Second visit, I called and ordered enough Taco meat to serve 10 people. When I picked it up, it cost me $60! Ridiculous! Haven't been back sense.

Great food. Unexpected quality and flavor make this a favorite! would highly recommend.read more

Delicious Mexican Food! A hidden gem! Whenever we pass through Glencoe we try to make it a point to…read morestop here. You have to check it out!

Ohhhhhh myyyy goodness!! Y'all please TRY this place…read more Everything is very authentic. The Birria Tacos, Birria quesadillas, Mangonada, Pina Colada, Home made Tamarindo, Fresh Pineapple Drink. Best Mexican food North of Texas.

The the food was fantastic. The service was amazing and this waiter were so polite. The place was…read morewell cleaned . The ambiance it was full of people the price was varied

ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!! I found a bug! A literal BUG in my cheese doesn't go here. Most of the employees…read morehere talk absolute shit about you in Spanish and they are a bunch of losers. The noise is so loud and annoying.

3 Mexican restaurants in Waseca and this one average like the rest and the food in nothing to die…read morefor but o.k. A bit slow even when we were the only customers but staff friendly. We are not Mexican food fans but once in a while try somethingnew.

This is the best street tacos from a truck in Minnesota. This is a family operated business, they…read moreare always friendly and help fuel the food is amazing. I eat here as often as I can.

These are the best tacos in the state of Minnesota…read more I grew up in MN, but recently moved here from Phoenix where I spent time in Mexico and LA trying plenty of authentic Mexican cuisine. I had the Tacos Al Pastor and they were incredible. I can't recommend this place enough!

My wife and I tried this restaurant last week and got the Barbacoa plate which was moist very…read moreflavorful and the portion was huge. We asked for extra tortillas which were very hot and perfectly done. Yesterday we were craving to go back. We just wanted something small so we had the Carne Asada taco plate not disappointed great service. We're glad we got there when we did because the restaurant filled up very quickly with local patrons. And then the police officers came in, who had never tried it before, and everybody was very helpful to help them find what they might like. Great experience considering it for breakfast this morning :-) highly recommend.

This is the second time I have been here and both times were great. Fast service, fast causal spot…read morewith market inside as well. Prices are very good considering the quality and portions. My alambre was 2 meals. I have tried most Mexican Cuisine restaurants in Austin and this one is my favorite!

This was the first time I had been back since Covid. They no longer have the salsa bar, but…read moreeverything else was perfect. I had asada and pastor tacos. They were perfectly seasoned, the tortillas were grilled and came with just cilantro and onions on top. I asked for both red and green salsa. The red packed a wallop and the green was tart and fresh. And now they have a grocery store next door! I'll be back.

I recently made my first visit to this little place in the Faribo West Mall based on the…read morerecommendation of a friend. It's such an easy place to get to, just off an exit on I-35. The menu is small but they have all the items you come to expect in a Mexican place, but with possibly a greater variety of meat options. As others have said, it's a no frills place. It feels more like a cafeteria than a restaurant. The menu is posted on the wall by the counter. You order and pay up-front and go to your seats, where your food is delivered to you. No alcohol. No fountain pop. A few feet behind the counter is a cooler of bottled soft drinks. There appeared to be a number of fruit flavored drinks, but they were too far away for me to read. I did see Coke so I went with that. I ordered a burrito al pastor with beans and rice and my friend had a barbacoa quesadilla with the same sides. I can't really judge the taste of the beans and rice, as they were inside the burrito, but the flavor of the whole thing was delicious. If anything I wish there was a little more beans and a little less rice, but I scooped some out with my finger and all was good. The flavor of the marinated pork still came through really well. Not hot, but with a flavorful warmth. This was a nice fat burrito. My friend's rice and beans were served on the side as usual, and he said the barbacoa was fantastic. It was the thickest quesadilla I've ever seen. The prices were fine. The service was friendly and the food came quickly. There's not a lot happening at this mall, so parking should never be a problem. This is not a date night place, but if you're just looking for good flavors, this is worth checking out.

1910 Fresh has been a go-to place for lunch when we're out and about in Albert Lea. We usually get…read moreeither the fish or shrimp tacos. Neither are on the menu anymore. There is a vegetarian menu on the far right side of the board, but it's very bean and rice heavy. Ugh! They've lost a couple of regulars with that me up change. And, because we're usually with a couple others when out and about, they've lost them too. Guess it'll be the King, Taco King, from now on.

Don't let the exterior scare you away as this place makes everything from scratch. It is located…read moreright by a gas station but there is ample seating inside. They have an extensive menu of tacos, enchiladas, etc. all of our food was good and you can order ahead. We would go back.

Admire their consistency in work ethic. They're open all the time seven days a week with very…read morefriendly service. Miguel can be testy at times but I would be too if I had to work seven days a week. Their green hot sauce is to die for and is worth the $10-before two o' clock is best. Lots of competition now but will always be a loyal customer here because they're hard workers and always serving the community to get by.

Very delicious tacos and burritos. The go to Mexican restaurant in Northfield! Staff is friendly &…read morelots of items available that can't be found in grocery stores, i.e Mexican tortillas, cookies, & ice cream. Good area & very clean.

We almost walked out because all the seats appeared to be taken, but there are additional tables…read moreand counter space toward the back. I'm so glad that we stayed. We came on a cool Saturday evening, and their menudo and pozole hit the spot. The first bite of the pozole won me over. The pork was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and the broth was subtly spicy. The menudo was also good, oilier and spicier. Next to the cash register was a self-serve salsa bar that lent a warm, hospitable vibe to the place. In addition to salsa, it had fresh lettuce, onions, cilantro, and cucumbers. A real plus for those of us who want vegetables! The soups, available only on weekends, come with crisp tostadas heaped with fresh lettuce, tomato, and cheese (cotija, I think). The tostadas were quite filling, and we ended up taking some of the soup home. The staff were friendly and helpful. El Jefe opens up into a commercial space including a bathroom shared by other businesses. The bathrooms were well marked and very clean. El Jefe had everything I wanted for a warm and healthy evening meal. I'll definitely be back.

I've enjoyed food at this location since its days as The Cheese Cave (see my very first yelp…read morereview.) Well, now it is occupied by El Jefe, which began as a food truck and upgrade to restaurant a few years back. Where The Cheese Cave offered contemporary pizza and grilled cheese recipes (ingredients sourced from the titular local Faribault Cheese Caves), El Jefe connects Faribault diners to the traditional cuisine of a Mexican taqueria!!! I have been here an upwards of 10 times over the past two years and always leave satisfied and smiling. Ambiance is very basic, but the food and staff make up for it. My recommendation: stick with the tacos (traditional, classic) or indulge in their fabulous cheese nachos (probably not authentic, but what a treat). Taco ordering walkthrough: 1. How many tacos (3 is filling for me but can eat much more...) 2. Choose meat. I recommend the Al Pastor. All are good though (tripitas is cow stomach lining, but it's good if you're ok with it). 3. They'll ask if you want toppings (raw onion, cilantro and fresh lime). Say "yes." 4. Don't forget to ask for a Jarritos or a Mexican Coke! (I may get sparkling water, which is healthy and refreshing...) 5. Select sauces (multiple). Less spicy to the left. The green salsa is very accessible - not too spicy, quite tangy. 6. Seat yourself Eating at El Jefe is to enjoy very warming, comforting food. And experimenting with different salsas will be enough to please any foodie. This is top two restaurants in Faribault for sure. Taco aficionados ... will probably be relieved to find a good taco fix in the area! But nothing next-level e.g: no regional specialties, not much beyond the standard beef-pork-chicken meats, not a lot of topping variety (no radishes, pineapple); I don't think the tortillas are made fresh (but they are warm and fragrant of course). These are all the sorts of things that might make a 9/10 taco joint a 10/10. El Jefe isn't best tacos of your life or anything, but they are great tacos and one of the best Faribault restaurants.