Been here since I was a kid when my parents took me here, although the place doesn't feel sooo…read morenostalgic for me since 2014-17, I still remember how it looked like back then, and that I would ALWAYS want a Jumex juice drink back then, and yet. I came back here after a delivery me and my mom did, and the food is STILL the same. I love this restaurant. Hope this place never goes out of business.

. I go there every other week because we love them food Very good and delicious !! please get…read morebetter costomer service on phone

Let's start off with the chips and salsa. OMG. Crispy chips and fresh salsa. Very good!…read moreI ordered a cheese dip that was good as well. They have all flavors of freshly made aguas frescas. (Fruit water) I sampled the Horchata, but ordered the pineapple. Very good with chunks of pineapple. For lunch, I ordered enchiladas mole (under specialties). The mole sauce was some of the darkest and richest I've ever had. Smokey undertones of the poblano peppers and a hint of coco. It came with chicken but next time it will be ground beef for me. Outstanding! My dining companion's heidy burrito was huge and packed full of beef and caramelized onions drenched in caso and caso verde. Oh yes, I'll be back again!

The young waitresses will make fun of the customers while speaking Spanish. They joked about…read morecustomers needing water because the food was too spicy. I was called out as racist by the owner and her uneducated son for bringing it to their attention. The fresh made tacos were extremely dry from being in microwave far too long. Meat on tacos had no flavor at all. Ever notice that when you go to a good Mexican restaurant, its usually full of Hispanics enjoying a nice authentic meal. No Hispanics customers should tell you something. If you like nasty food, rude people and being laughed at, this is b the place for you to go.

Seated as soon as I came in. Clean…read more Good service. Food came out in a timely manner. Good portion of food wasn't able to eat it all.

We were greeted with a smile and led to our table. The young man that took care of us was very…read morethorough, friendly and attentive. The most wonderful warm chips were brought to our table along with a black bean dip and good salsa. I ordered the three beef enchiladas. The rice was yellow and the beans were black. There were different sauces on each enchilada and I preferred the red sauce. My friend ordered burritos. The plate came out looking very good and he said they were delicious. Next to the Mexican food truck this may be the best Mexican restaurant in Thomasville. My Coke was refilled quickly and everyone was friendly. The only thing that I noticed is there was a lot of staff and not a lot of customers yet. I would not hesitate to come back.

Talk about hole in the wall. This place is so unassuming. When you see this place from the street,…read moreyou'll like consider bypassing it. But as others have said, you will not be disappointed by the food. Any time I come back to Quincy, I look for authentic Mexican food because there is a significant population present. I'm glad I gave this place a shot. I ordered several dishes for my family and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The order took a little longer than I expected to prepare but good things take time.

Solid Mexican restaurant in Quincy. Has a lot of good choices. Had the chicken, fish, and beef. All…read moregood

This place was ok. Sort of like an overpriced glorified taco bell, so far as flavor went. I had the…read more"California" burrito, which consisted of meat of my choice (chicken or beef) with my choice of rice, beans, lettuce, pico de gallo, tomatoes, etc. My wife got the "San Francisco" fajita bowl, which... well, there was nothing "fajita" about it, but we'll let it slide I guess. There was a bed of lettuce, then the meat went on (directly from the vat, no grilling sizzling fajita platter with freshly grilled bell peppers and onions, etc), then was topped with a few other items as per my wife's choice. The meats come from two big bins. One is the beef, which is nothing more than a huge tub of ground beef that has been browned and "seasoned" with generic "taco" seasonings you might expect to get from a packet at the store (This is where I got the idea that it was just an overpriced Taco Bell - the meat was identical). To my dismay, I noticed this fact only after I ordered my burrito with beef, but it was too late so I didn't fuss about it and change my mind. The chicken was in a large vat of liquid, with chicken chunks marinading in it. The chicken, at least, was pretty juicy and had a decent flavor. The beef, on the other hand, ended up all over my plate as I tried to dig it out of my burrito. It was just flat out way too much ground beef, and the burrito tasted like a big rolled up tortilla full of ground beef. All in all, the burrito was a total let down. The "fajita" bowl my wife had was sort of bland as well, but we were able to make it a little better after I mixed a few of the salsas together and she poured it over each bite. Their normal salsa was bland, but add some of their "super hot" ...sauce paste stuff (no chunks typical of salsa, just a pureed red mixture) and it was actually quite a delicious result. As a little note at the end here, the salsa verde tasted miraculously like sour cream. Not sure how that happened, it wasn't even creamy looking. The restaurant itself reminds me of a typical small, locally owned Mexican restaurant. It has the typical environment one can expect at such places. It was clean, I have no complaints there, and the woman taking (and making) my order was polite and professional. Total price for the two meals and a drink was just over $16. Not too bad, but I have been to many other Mexican restaurants with lower prices and much, much better food. We will probably not be eating here again. Next time, we are going to try the other Mexican place here in Cairo, El Tarasco's, to see if it is any different.

Great meal - awesome guacamole and fajitas and service was excellent! Nice surprise!read more

There are not very many restaurants in Moultrie let alone any that have good ratings, except this…read moreone. I'm A bit bewildered how this restaurant has five stars via yelp. This restaurant is housed in a shabby building in the downtown area. They have a typical Mexican menu and I went with a mix of chicken and steak fajitas. Didn't care for the flavor or texture of their corn tortillas and the meat was also quite marginal. The rice beans and other toppings were all pretty standard. I had some fresh guacamole and it was indeed fresh although a little bright with a tad much citrus. They have no draft beer, but carry the standard Mexican and domestics well available in bottles. Service was good.

I've been here several times and have enjoyed it each time. On my last visit, I had two empanadas…read moreand a taco Brea. The empanadas were light, flaky and delicious when I go back. I'm going to order those again. The tacobria had a delicious flavor and the sauce that was served with it was wonderful. As a matter of fact, I think I will go again today.

So good! So inexpensive! So chill! So worth the drive! So I can't wait to go back!!!read more

Great service, great food and great drinks. What else could you ask for?! Enchiladas Verdes was…read moreoutstanding. Very chill with good music in the background. Loved it here.

Love the California Quesada! Got one to go for the hubs. Music was not too loud. COOL place to go…read moreafter walking around downtown. Food is always good. Drinks are good. Service is great. (No Mariachi bands or loud birthday songs!)