$15 for a very small (taco size where I'm from), very dry barbacoa burrito (barbacoa, lettuce and…read moretomato slices). An extra $10 for a side of the most mid rice and beans, an extra $3 for 8 tortilla chips. Employees were nice though. I'm from San Antonio Tx. Skip this spot.

$22.18 for a child size portion of enchiladas, rice, beans and a coke. I'd give the enchiladas a…read more2/10. All their prices are blacked out so its impossible to know how much it'll be until you place your order. Supremely disappointed.

Fast service at the drive thru…read more Prices seemed fine despite mountains location. Looks like a place the local Kids work. Plenty of parking for big rigs.

If I could rate lower I would. Talk about disappointment. Our food came out 5-10 business days…read moreafter ordering as we stood and waited. Once we took our food to the car, the most disappointing event of all happened. THEY FOROGT OUT CHIP AND CHEESE. What a waste of time, money, and effort. DO BETTER.

This place is a carniceria, general store and restaurant all in one, and it's awesome. You can…read morefind latin treats such as candies and drinks as well as different cuts of meat, spices and even pinatas. We poked around the store a bit and it definitely gave the feeling of not being in the valley anymore. Ultimately we came to eat though and so you go to the back and it's a very cafeteria feeling eatery back there. The ceilings are high, there are chairs and tables and extra inventory everywhere. Based on the menu, we ordered tacos, but they also had tortas, burritos and even off-menu menudo (next time). We got some drinks and ordered our tacos. They came out reasonably quickly and we're just absolutely loaded with meat. Almost like they had been punched out of a larger taco with a cookie cutter. I ordered the carne asada and chicharrone tacos while my wife got pastor and carne asada. I'd definitely be down to try all the other offerings. This meal was a great surprise. I'll definitely be coming back here again and again.

Fast casual take out (or stay and eat) place attached to a grocery store…read more Printed menus are on the table in front of the register and open kitchen. Order first, grab a soda from the many refrigerators on the wall and wait for your food. They'll stick your tray on the counter but don't call out that it is ready so if it's busy keep your eyes open. We ordered four kinds of tacos: Carne asada (steak) - it was tender enough and well cooked but seriously lacking in flavor compared to the others that we tasted. Chicken - decent tender chicken shreds albeit a bit plain. Chicharron - small pieces of crispy pork rind that right before serving in the tacos are tossed in a spicy tomato sauce. Very good but you have to eat this one instantly when served otherwise the crispy pork rind starts to get mushy and chewy. Very delicious sauce! Pork al Pastor - Seriously the best of the four. Normally al pastor are made with the pork cooked in layers on a vertical split and served with some pineapple. Since this isn't a very busy place they don't do the volume required for having that kind of spit and they cook marinated chunks of pork on the grill. The marinade was very flavorful and strong and I would order these again the next time we are in the area and decide to eat here. One of the folks in our group had the multiple meat hamburger. It had a beef patty, some baloney like meat, a grilled piece of ham, a split hotdog, and bacon! They have lots of Hispanic and Mexican soft drinks as well as Pepsi products but very little in terms of low calorie drinks. Just Diet Pepsi and then three or four versions of flavored, unsweetened waters like Topo Chico. A very good value relative to the ski town where we are staying.

Worst Mexican Restaurant, only surpassed by horrible service and high prices. I took one bite of a…read morecheese enchilada(how do you scree that up?) And left the whole plate of inedible food behind. The waitress was surprised I wanted change back from my $20 and didn't have any change. Plus they charge a fee for credit card transactions. No wonder the place was empty. Horrible!

What a very pleasant surprise! We're from Texas and so not used to good Tex Mex north of the Red…read moreRiver. But Casa Mexico proved us wrong. The food tasted just like back at home and the atmosphere was very authentic Mexican. The restaurant was busy but we received friendly and prompt service. We would return in a heartbeat if we're ever in Eagle again.

We just visited this place for the first time and loved it!…read moreI ordered the Mountain Cristo sandwich with pickled cucumbers on the side. My husband had the cheesteak sandwich with the slaw. Both were delicious and served with love. You order in the counter first and then they bring your food to you. Service is pretty efficient too. We also loved the ambiance with lots of European and Asian products on display. It is priced well for the area. For both sandwiches and two bottled drinks we spent around $45. In this area this is very reasonable. We'll be back!

First Time Here We…read moreare out of towners here for a travel baseball tournament at the Eagle Sports Complex which is about 8 minutes away. If you are looking for a good sandwich place to appease everyone in your family, that's not your traditional place, come here. The menu is carefully crafted to elevate your sandwich cravings. The sides were also delicious. Asian inspired nods throughout the menu and some interesting Asian grocery items to fill you pantry with. And some unique cookbook reads.

Service was good…read more Food was ok, not great. Most of our dishes had a green sauce over them. It was very tart and not a great sauce at all. I wish I had a red sauce to compare it to, but not on my tamale which was weird or the smothered enchilada either. The quesadillas the kids got were not smothered and were much better. May try again but ask for no green sauce.

The food was good and the service was nice, prefect spot right across the hotel after work hit the…read morespot. Those oysters were my favorite

Grand Ave Grill is a locals' favorite. I've had a number of dishes there including the prime rib…read morespecial on Fridays and Saturdays. Pro tip: Come HUNGRY! They say the cut is 14 oz, but sometimes they don't measure/weigh it and it can be closer to 16 oz. Also, save some room for ice cream. Did I mention you should come hungry? We usually sit at the bar in the back and there is open mic on Wednesday evenings. The performers are good. In fact, we haven't heard a bad performer yet. The fried chicken salad is great and the honey mustard dressing is made in house and a must try, even if you get it on the side. Their burgers are juicy and amazing. I recommend the Castle Peak with fries. Every time we've gone, the service has been top notch. The bartenders are personable and prompt. They seem to know everyone there as well, which is always a good thing. One thing to note is that parking for the restaurant can be limited, but usually we can find a spot.

A MUST GOOOO!!! Annie at the front desk is so sweet! We went around 10:30 and it was perfect! The…read morefood was absolutely delicious and tasty. Super fast service and friendly as heck! Definitely try the chicken wrap it was my favorite :-)

Website says they close at 12:00, Yelp says 11:00 pm. We entered to dine in around 8:45 pm and at…read more9:00 pm they turned down customers claiming they were closed, and literally started throwing buckets of soapy water and began cleaning the floors while we were still inside. We ate as fast as we could and had to exit with extreme caution to avoid a slip and fall accident from all that slippery soapy water. Service was good, and place will be clean for sure, but at least wait until the last customer leaves to begin the clean up process.

I don't typically review fast food places as I only visit them on the road for a quick bite to go,…read moreso normally, to me, as long as the food is tolerable and serves it's purpose.. all is good in the world. Upon walking in, we ordered from the kiosk and it didn't spit out a receipt nor did it give us an option to... it only said they'll call our name when the order is ready. We were here with some friends and placed two separate orders to dine in. I walked up with the friend who's on another order, to say that I'd like to get a water cup if possible. I was handed a water cup, my friend said he had a drink on his order, so she handed him a cup. I then went to use the restroom when my brother picked up our order and the lady didn't give us our cup for the beverage on our order. I went up to let her know that we had a drink on our order, she was reluctant to hand us a cup but she did. Didn't ask any question... About 5 mins later after we started eating, she made a point to print out a receipt and walked to our table, slammed the receipt in the middle of our table in the middle of our conversation, to say that I only ordered one drink. I nod and said yes. I have a water cup and my brother had the drink cup from just now. She then said I gave you 2 drink cups and you only paid for one. I seriously had to look at her and say, you gave my friend, pointing to him across the table, a cup. You gave me a water cup, could you please check his order too to ensure you're not speaking out of term? Can we go back to have you print out his receipt too? She then realized that they had more food in front of them not on the same ticket as my order. Then said her manager had asked... I question that because she was the only one in the front counter the whole time since we walked in and when we left, there was not another manager "asking her to verify" if I had paid for two drinks. She walked away from our table without saying anything regarding her rude behavior, not looking for an apology, but just a simple - Oops. There is definitely a better way to do this, she could have reviewed the orders when she called our names to pick up at the counter, she could have asked questions if she had a concern at the point of giving us the 2nd beverage cup. She could come over and simple said, "Excuse me, I believe I gave you 2 beverage cups but I only saw one on your order..." Anything could hopefully be a better experience than deliberately printing the receipt, walked over, interrupt our conversation while slapping the receipt on our table. From reading the reviews, maybe Wendy's needs to provide more customer service training... but frankly, they're probably just happy someone is willing to work and maybe training is minimal. Food was ok, smaller portion due to shrinkflation. If you do go to this location, please order at the counter and have them print you out a receipt so you won't be called a thief. Regretfully the last few times to any Wendy's have been a disappointment, might have to stick with the golden arches if I must visit a fast food location.