Burritos the size of a half loaf of bread…read more In looking around Brookfield for a place to eat at before we hit up Galloping Ghost Arcade, every online comment pointed to trying Taco Azteca. My dad was down for some tacos so we hit up Taco Azteca before we got to gaming. I actually drove by the place, missing the turn to get there due to the strange parking lot situation. After a loop around the block, we pull in to the shared parking lot and headed inside. My dad was looking at the menu on the drive up and was waffling between a taco salad and a burrito. Once I placed my order for a beef burrito, my dad followed up with the same thing. We tried to find a place to sit but the place isn't too conducive to eating in with the few tables they had were either taken or dirty from the prior visitor. The staff was super nice and friendly in trying to get a table cleaned up for us. We ended up snagging one and were promptly served tortilla chips with some of the best guacamole I have ever had. I'm not big on guac as I find it to taste too similar to pumpkin (everyone I tell this looks at me like I am crazy) but this stuff was delicious and had a nice kick to it. My dad found the sauce in one of the bottles to be spicy as hell and passed on using more of it. I found them to be quite yummy but I love me some heat. We nearly devoured half the chips by the time the food came out. They were that good and the food came out that fast. I'm used to Mexican-sized burritos but these might take the cake. They were MASSIVE. I showed everyone I know and their eyes got huge when they saw how big it was. The fries that came with it were those with the little bits of batter on them and I knew they were going to be good. I knew we were in for a good time. How do you even eat something that big? Very slowly and somewhat messy, that's how. I devoured half my tasty fries to free up space on my plate just in case I made a mess. Luckily, this burrito held itself together rather nicely. The burrito was super tasty but I do feel like maybe a chicken or pork version would've been better. I like beef but wasn't in the mood for it when I ate my burrito. That's on me though for not paying attention when ordering and accidentally getting beef. My dad loved his burrito and was able to put the whole thing down since he didn't eat breakfast. I had breakfast so I was only able to put down a little over half. My bottomless pit of a stomach isn't so bottomless now that I am almost 40 (a week shy of 39 during this visit). Overall, Taco Azteca lived up to the hype and was worth every bite. I really wanted to get some of the guac to go. My only warning is that the parking lot is shared and can be tight as well as the seats inside. This place serves better for carry-out if it's busy like it was when we were there.

The food, service, and ambience were truly amazing. I don't say that lightly about many places…read more Let's start with the food: it was very well-seasoned, and the portion sizes were generous. This ties into the excellent service, as the food came out relatively quickly. The staff was friendly and engaged in conversation. One standout employee, Jose, continually checked to ensure that we had everything we needed and addressed any issues we had promptly. The ambience was clean, with staff wearing gloves while cooking. They were consistently cleaning, wiping down tables, and sweeping the floors. These are just a few aspects I look for when visiting a restaurant or food establishment.

it was OK nothing out of this world, but I did just order a soup. I had my wife pick it up. I'm…read moreexpecting tortillas with my soup like every other restaurant in the world and they don't give you any tortillas. Just soup. lol I guess I'm to picky lol

Prices have gone way up. Really don't think it is worth $13 for one steak burrito. Plus, it is not…read morehigh-quality steak. The flavor is good, but it is extremely chewy, not from fat but tough meat. I won't be coming back. I'd rather go somewhere else for a better quality steak. I also asked for hot carrots and jalapeños, they do not have these like almost every other Mexican restaurant does.

Very delicious tacos. Freshly made. Steak is fresh and easy to chew. I can't get enough of em. Made…read morefast and quick and thorough

It's good. Used to be better. We had green salsa chilaquiles - I like them made to order. My…read morechilaquiles appeared to have been prepared in advance and were soggy. I like to have with some crunch to them. Other than that - excellent service, generous portions.

Went on Cinco de Mayo for lunch - was surprisingly not too busy…read more Waitress was attentive and friendly. Queso Fundido with Chorizo was good - I mean it's meaty cheese with chorizo - hard to mess that up. I had the carne asada de tampiquena - ordered medium rare but it came out medium to medium well (I.e no pink) but was decently moist (apologies for those who hate that word, but it's accurate) the beans and rice were very good. My girlfriend got the fish tacos, which were very delicious! Wish I went with that. We also got one of the special drinks made with pineapple and jalapeños that was delish!

Always recommend. Been coming here for years, tifay i tried the tacos dinner and the tacos de sesos…read morewere beyong amazing.

This is very subpar non authentic Mexican. They don't even have Caldo soup on the menu. The food…read morecame out warm, not hot. The portions are on the medium side. I feel the inside decor and ambiance is a little run down. The bathroom is disgusting- dirty and smells terrible of strong chemicals. Thr margarita was excellent! The server was friendly. There are better places to go for Mexican- not that impressed. The mole tasted just "ehhh"

I really liked the food. My husband and I shared a chicken fajita with corn tortillas. I told them…read morethat I was gluten free and they wiped down the flat grill to make the gluten free chicken and veggies that go with it. I highly recommend this place. I will be back when I am in town.

The ambiance of this place is great! Black lighting throughout makes the unique Day-of-the-Dead…read moredecor pop. The service was outstanding. Great drinks. The food selection is extremely limited. That's the only thing that I would have liked to have more of. Simple finger food is all that is offered at this time. It would nice if they would offer tequila flights to try out their wide selection. The location is very good. Right in the heart of Riverside by the train station. All in all it's a great place to meet up with friends for a drink.

The drinks here are awesome! They do serve several of their specialty drinks in these skull mugs…read morewhich are pretty cool. We did not eat but when it comes to food they have some appetizers to order from. The decorations and lighting inside makes the experience that much better. We did sit at the bar and service was good. No complaints. Definitely recommend!

Honestly I understand the ratings this restaurant has; the tacos were very bland and the meat…read moretasted very burnt. Not only that, but somehow they were dry and chewy at the same time. The server never brought out the water we asked for and the fountain drinks are flat. We decided to try this place out on a whim, and the decor was the main reason we came into the restaurant, but honestly don't let that be a deciding factor for your visit. We had to wait for a while even though there was one other table seated, and we were told we couldn't sit in a certain section because it was "full". For the price, definitely not worth it. The manager was nice and offered us a change of meals, but after eating our dry tacos we had lost our appetites.

I really like the vibe here and the margaritas are delicious too. Service was good and the food is…read moregood too