Food is always a hit over here. Highly recommend you eat here you will not be disappointed…read more Closest Mexican restaurant I've found that resembles the west coast. A+.

I had such high hopes for this; unfortunately, did not meet my expectations. This is one of the few…read moreplaces in Metro Detroit with a California Burrito (San Francisco Burrito here), so I was pumped to try it. Small interior with some seating, but I got my burrito to go. Staff was friendly and my food was ready within 15 minutes of ordering. The tortilla was so greasy. Costco pizza x10. Seriously; I had to use some napkins on the tortilla because it was just soaked in grease. Not great. I got the steak. It was very good. Tender; no chewy bites and pretty good flavor. Good portions throughout the burrito. That was the highlight along with the guac. A chunky guac done well. It was fresh and just what I was looking for. Unfortunately, half my burrito was lacking in sour cream and cheese to the point I thought they forgot about it. The second half had better portions of those items, but more cheese would've benefited this. Finally, the fries were a joke. No seasoning and no crunch provided for a very unmemorable bite. A shame. Perhaps this was an off day. Perhaps I ordered the wrong thing. It was fine, but nowhere near what I was expecting. I might try this again, but need some time before I do that. Very good steak and guac. Everything else was lacking.

Got a large chicken quesadilla, fajitas, two tomales, and chips/salsa. Two hungry adults and a 2…read moreand 6 year old. Stuffed full of delicious food! Love places like this when you walk in you just know it's gonna be delicious. Will be back!

Excellent hole in the wall taco joint that splits its retail space as half restaurant and half…read moregrocery. The restaurant itself has a relatively small foot print where the tables are close together and where there are no frills about this place and definately a tad on the rustic side. Facility aside, this place makes some excellent authentic Mexican street tacos where my El Pastor and Asada taco's were well made, PACKED with meat (no scrimping here) and oh so tasty. Service is quite quick where once seated you get your food within a few minutes making this an excellent spot if you are on the run and looking for a good meal on the quick. Prices are cheap in my opinion where my three taco's and a coke came to just $12. NICE! Two things to note here is that the chips and salsa are not gratis but come at an extra cost and follow up once you get food was non existent in my case. Chips and salsa was not a big deal to me but lack of follow up prevented this business from getting a fifth star. Overall and my minor gripes aside, if you are fan of really good Mexican street taco's than this is a must visit if you are in the area! I wish this business was closer to my home in West Bloomfield as I would be a regular here for sure!

Great spot for delicious food. A great alternative to the usual food places off the highway…read more Service was polite and the food was awesome - the al pastor taco was the highlight for me. Whether you live here or are just passing through, check them out

Some of the best authentic Mexican food, especially the Menudo that I've had in the state of…read moreMichigan... In the sleepy a little town of Imlay city. Ambience perfect, food perfect, service perfect. If you pass up this place, you're an idiot.

So when the street work crew eat there you know one of two things the food is good and filling and…read morenot too pricey... so far I've not been disappointed!

Yes yes yes. Authentic! Clean.. and yummy again. Bout to order again. I ordered the steak…read morequesadilla CHEF KISSES. Found me another gem

The whole experience was excellent! Their creativity is perfection, just like Rolling Stoves right…read moreacross the way! I selected 3 tacos: Rock & Rye Carnitos, Grilled Chicken griddled cheese, Ques Birra (delicious brisket) griddled cheese! These are big packed tacos worth every penny Pro Tip: get those taco "griddled cheese" and Use the sauce and the lime! The atmosphere and staff are friendly and very good at making sure everything is perfect. So 5 out of 5 with a High Recommendation for Peace Tacos

From the same people that own Rolling Stoves just a few doors down owns Peace Tacos…read more I gotta say it's pretty good. A little bit pricey but that's okay. Depending on what you want you can spend 10 dollars here and be happy. The people are nice and it's very welcoming. Today I got one grilled chicken taco and one fish taco. Both were good. I also got their peace bites which are tater tots. If I don't tell y'all anything. It's an amazing deal. 4 dollars for fresh crispy tator tots and they're not stingy. They load you up! & on that note I appreciate Peace Tacos and I'll always come back to Peace Tacos.

Worst street tacos I've ever had. Better off getting Taco Bell. I got 1 chicken 1 beef and…read moreeverything was so dry including the corn tortilla. Couldn't even tell the difference between the beef and chicken. The street corn was also not made right. For the price I will absolutely pass.

The food is fresh and good. Portions are huge. The staff is very nice. Won't be my last time…read moreeating here

Totally unimpressed by this place. I never see myself returning here for tacos, however they have a…read moremeat market in the store where you can buy fresh meats and bulk salsa, guac, chips etc that is pretty cool! I got the chicken tacos and 8oz side of rice and beans. Their menu read confusing, as they didn't have prices on the different meats, and tacos ranged from $2.99-$3.99 so I wasn't even sure how much my tacos would come to. I also thought it was 8oz combined of rice & beans for like $2.99 but I believe it rang up as individual 8oz containers. My total for the plate (3 tacos) & sides came to ~$16 without a tip or drink. The chicken tacos were SO bland. I tried adding more lime, the grilled onions, radishes, both the red and green salsas, and even rice and beans but nothing could rescue the flat flavor of nothingness every time I bit into my tacos. My red salsa that came with my plate was genuinely lame, it had hints of Tabasco sauce? Like they were trying to make it so spicy without any actual depth or flavor. I expected more from this place. I did try my friends steak from his taco and it was a bit more flavorful, so perhaps I got the wrong meat. Their employees were very nice and service wasn't too long, restaurant clean but limited seating! I would only return here to try the California burrito. I can find similar prices and great quality elsewhere.

Great place to grab some authentic Mexican food. Not much of a sitting place more of a carry out…read moreplace. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean inside with cool decor on the walls. Also it has a small meat, cheese section inside where you can buy marinated meats for your table. Ordered 3 different california burritos Al Pastor, Steak, Chicken. Portions are big and not expensive. Chicken was favorite. Definitely will be coming back to try more staff.

As a born and raised Californian this spot is as good as Californian tacos…read moreWe had the carne asada and pollo asada Was super delicious

Delicious lunch stop! Affordable, clean, and cute restaurant…read more Completely dead around 11:45am, so we were helped right away! The menu was simple and easy to read. They don't have soft drinks or water cups so you'd need to get a drink from their cooler. I was impressed with them having displayed fresh veggies, it makes eating-out a little more bearable when you're able to see the freshness of your meal. Delicious, the chicken tacos didn't look super seasoned but boy was I surprised! Super flavorful, and I loved that each entree came with grilled onions, jalapeño, 2 salsas (red and an avocado creama), and 2 lime slices! I always stick to the corn tortillas, they're far better than flour, if you're new to this sort of stuff. Only grievance is that my friend found a TWIG in his burrito while eating the second half. He was 75% done with the burrito, and since it wasn't glass, metal, plastic, or body hair, we didn't complain. He was grossed out ... but I just figured it was an honest mess up from either the limes or cilantro. If he started with that half and noticed it earlier in his meal, he probably would've told the staff. I would absolutely return here. Generous portions of meat and very flavorful!!!

Can we talk about Margaritas? Well, this place can with…read moreconsistency! There Apricot Margaritas are delicious but not for the faint of heart, a bit spicy in the lips. All I can say is keep them pouring. The Cowboy Burrito is pretty darn good and enough to share. Micala (spell check) our waitress the last time is pretty good too. Ambience/atmosphere sucks as the place has been open for over a year and is just wood slapped in the walls. Need to finish like yesterday.

There were warning signs on our way in. Thursday night. Empty. Gen Z staff. We should have left…read more But no. We are idiots who want to spend out hard earned money on substandard service and food. If you want to TLDR: Go to Taco Bell. Starters: Chips and a salsa flight kinda thing. There was Pico. I didn't try, my son did and said it tasted like vinegar. There was a cheese sauce kinda dip thing. The cheese skin was already formed when it reached our table. The cheese sauce thing was alright. If I never have it again, I won't miss it. Then there was the guac. To the staff making the guac, don't use the avocado when it turns brown. That's not good, not appetizing. I found some none brown, and it was over powered by the cilantro. So, I guess when you cannot make guac, bury the taste in cilantro. Bottom-line on this: Avoid it. Save the cash. Dinner: Barbacoa street tacos. My son ordered these. Three of them. With a massive side of meh refried beans and a mound of dry "Mexican" rice. One bite was enough, he did not finish. Enchiladas: My wife ordered cheese enchiladas, and they showed up with the mountain of dry rice, and bland refried beans. She ate half of one, said they tasted funny. Dipped chips in the beans and ate that. She said she regretted coming to the restaurant. Not just the enchiladas. Chimichanga: Same rice. Same beans. Daughter said that she'd rather have Taco Bell. The majority of the meal was left untouched. Tacos Pastor: Same rice. Same beans. Bland. How do you make bland Pastor?! I ate them as I was hungry by this point, but something seemed off. Like they were phoned in. And...today at Sams Club, I found: Pastor Taco filling in the re-heat section of the Club. The shape of the cut? The same! In fact, I'd bet that that's what I was served. Reheated (in a microwave) Sam's Club Pastor. Then there's the service. Rude is the first impression, follow by total apathy. There was no one in the restaurant when we arrived, and only one person came in while we were there. The entire staff were buried on their phones. When they had to engage with us -- which was rare -- it was as if we were asking them to roll a boulder up the side of a mountain. They simply didn't want to be inconvenienced. They wanted to be tipped and that's all they cared about. The cost of the meal vs the reality of the meal: $100 for four people, for substandard, bland Mexican food, that could be outdone by a fast food outlet. Add in the apathetic staff, and I cannot stress strongly enough that you should avoid this place. Save your money. If you must have Mexican food in Oxford, there are other places. And all of them are better. This restaurant deserves to go out of business.

This place never fails. I've been there a couple times now and tried different things each time…read more It's fresh and amazing. The Korean taco is a must along with a Mexican Coke. I recently tried the spicy burrito and the new Crunchwrap. Can't go wrong with anything you order!

Decent food and service. Not fond of the queso. Its like glue. To thick to dip chips. Difficult to…read moreremove from silverware and glass bowls, even with hot water. Can only imagine what it's doing to my insides. Queso dip is for dipping. Should be a thin consistency made for dipping and flavorful. An individual size bag and small container is $5! Rip off. Maybe the salsa is better. I have ordered the baja bowl with chicken and rice. Its never really hot. I was hoping this would be my new mexican go-to. Not sure now.