Delicious, fresh and authentic Mexican fare with an Oaxacan Pacific Coastal flair. A great variety…read moreof dishes to choose from. A surprising number of seafood choices. The shrimp was fresh (important for Midwest). The portions were generous. We had leftovers for the next day, which tasted even better the next day because of the great flavors of the sauces and seasonings. A wonderful surprise in Gobles!

Delicious! Visited…read morethis cute, hidden gem for the first time for a babyshower hosted in the front room. It was lovely. The staff were on top of their service, keeping drinks refilled and generously filled baskets of chips coming. I definitely ate too many chips, they were perfect. For the meal, the food came out hot and correct, which was impressive as we had a large party with several modifications. Following the meal, we shared some ice cream which was very tasty. I appreciated the crispy bowl and definitely ate more than originally intended. Pro's: - Good service - Delicious food - Charming decorations Cons's: - Definitely a drive, coming from West Olive - Only 1 stall bathroom (though it was very clean) Overall: 10/10 Would return

Warning! These are addictive. They are tiny tacos so make sure to get at least 3. The mom's ground…read morebeef was my favorite of the 3 but all were enjoyable. Fresh, good spices, and perfect tortillas. The sauces were also very good. Loved the tomatillo.

I got the beef empanadas here. They were Chicago beef today, which did really taste like the real…read morething. Workers do a good job of moving people through the line. My only complaint is that the empanadas were pretty expensive for what they were (two small empanadas for $14).

Food is always great. Service is impeccable. Environment is relaxing. Spent my 50th birthday here…read more Always a wonderful experience. They must have a great manager. I would recommend if you're looking for great Mexican food. This is the place to go in plain. Well.

I've now been in 3 times, each time getting the same waitress. She smiles, takes your order and…read morechecks back regularly (sometimes too often!). She also has good knowledge about the items on the menu. The chicken quesadilla was juicy and fresh tasting. My guest had the "Mexican" style tacos. If you LOVE cilantro, it might have been good, because it was overloaded. I feel it could have been tasty with a little less cilantro, even after taking much of it off, it was too much. So if you eve get them - tell them "easy on the cilantro"! It's an ok place to eat, a decent change of pace, but honestly, nothing to write home about. The decor is what you always find, the very kitchy "Mexican" wall art and sombreroes.

The old saying when you are cooking from your heart is when you get the best food!! Well it is…read moreplaces like this that make that saying reality!!! The food is delicious and the service is friendly and the dining room is comfortable and casual!!! The beans and rice are delicious and quesacoas is fabulous the consume with them is the best ever!!! Who would have thought you would find such delicious food so far north of the border!!!

I tried the combination dinner and tamales. The service was fast and friendly. I recommend the Al…read morePastor for sure.

The food was absolutely excellent. Great portions with farm to table meals. The vegetables, meats…read moreand craft beers are made at the family farms. We had street corn with a smoked paprika sprinkle a creamy BBQ sauce with cilantro line and feta sprinkle. Then we had the weekly burger special with blueberry BBQ sauce, roasted red peppers and smoked provolone cheese melted over the top of the burger. The bun was grilled to perfection. Homemade fries dusted with Parmesan cheese. The wait staff are superb attentive and friendly! Must go. We were at a festival for five days. We were at this restaurant four days in a row. Still enjoying the many farm to table options!

I have never ever been in a restaurant where everyone was so kind! Every employee was smiling and…read moreappeared to genuinely enjoy their job. I like that typically means the employers are good to their employees. As for the food, meh. The salad was fantastic. The burger, I had a burger special beer something. The bun was cold and the meat dry. I was hoping for a sloppy wipe my face with lots of napkins burger. Sadly I did not get that, maybe someone else would enjoy a dry burger with a cold bun. I would definitely go back and order something different. The salad orders looked absolutely fantastic. Lastly the positive attitude of the staff makes me want to go back and support them.

Quesatorta didn't seem much different than a regular Torta. I wondered if I received the correct…read moresandwich. Either way it was delicious, huge and held together well with takeout. I made it into a meal with the rice and bean. They were good and also a large portion. Excited to try more items.

We went to the Salsa Por Favor food truck at Sandy Pines a few weeks ago for some tacos....they are…read moreaffiliates with the restaurant and are out here on the weekends. Well, let me say DIOS MIO!! (OH MY GOODNESS!) The food is great, authentic (i am from Tucson, so the street tacos are just like what I would get at home. Try them!!! Muy bueno!!

Small grocery store with lots of Hispanic products. You'll…read morefind carne al pastor alreadY seasoned for your tacos. You'll find all types of seasoning, candy, ice cream, cheese, grains, and fresh produce. It is small but it does have a variety of products that your Hispanic dishes will need. Don't be discouraged by the lack of parking in the front, drive to the back of the store they have parking for at least 10 other vehicles

Let me tell you how fantastic this hidden gem is:…read more 1) The owner is the friendliest guy in Kalamazoo. You may see him at the Farmer's Market, or running into his neighbor's restaurant, Nonla Burger, for a snack, or being very, very helpful at the store. You can identify him by his HUGE smile and welcoming manner. 2. Fresh meat, of all kinds, Lately, we're really into the tiny cubed bits of beef, for a quick spicy stir fry, but there are also all kinds of sausages, and spiced meat for fajitas, etc. 3. All kinds of tortillas - both corn and wheat. 4. Fresh veggies, including papaya, aloe, tomatillos, avocados, and a slew of hot peppers. 5. Speaking of hot peppers, you'll find a variety of dried ones in front of the meat counter, and on the spice rack. 6. ROASTED PORK every weekend! It's in a blue cooler by the cash register, and you just pick out the bits you want, and have them weighed and sealed up at the meat counter. 7. At the farmer's market stand, get the fresh chips, freshly made salsa, and our favorite, homemade tamales. YUM. Now, I could go on and on (all kinds of canned goods, including Dominican red beans; dried goods; laundry soap; pinatas; and more), but the main thing is that you know you're in an authentic shop when people from that culture shop there. This is clearly a hub for excellent food, supplies, and even medicine from abroad. We go here at least once a week!

The food was absolutely delicious, I reccomend the Quezabirria Dinner and the Pastel de 3 Leches…read morecake. The staff is friendly the food is quick. super super delicious

Fantastic Asada tacos. Def the go to spot in South Haven. Just a block away from downtown but much…read morebetter, less crowded and less expensive than the touristy spots. Wife loved her Al Pastor burrito and the chips n salsa were fantastic (freshly fried). Guac was only ok.