Overall, average at best. The food was just "ok," which makes it great for this area and subpar for…read moreanywhere else with real dining options. The food lacked both flavor and freshness. The vegetables were not crisp and perhaps even frozen. Even their chips were unusually bland?!? The server was not proficient in English, making it a bit more complicated as well. The interior was nice, clean, alive and perhaps a bit too loud for dining. Would eat here again if in the area, but only because there aren't many other choices. Should really step up their game because the potential is there!

One of the best Mexican restaurants I've been to. I live in Pittsburgh and being in a plethora of…read moreoptions for different cuisines, DuBois is definitely a dood desert. Besides this place. The restaurant is more of a open floor plan. Which I didn't really care for because it seems cheap and exposes most guests to others. But the food? Fantastic. Flavorful. Hot. Quick. Good prices. All of that. Their salsa is fresh and flavorful with the chips. I ordered the Quesabirrias. They were delicious. Crispy. Hot. And the meat was tender and the sauce and barria were good too. The Alambre was also very good and with fresh ingredients and sizzling. They have a very vast menu so it is difficult to make a choice, but you will not be disappointed. Service was okay. We waited quite a bit of time for our check, but food came out fast and we were seated quickly.

We have been trying to get to this restaurant for months...but it is always packed!!! We finally…read moregot in on a Friday and had a wonderful dinner. The inside decor is a decorated with bright and very interesting art. We loved the chops and salsa. My husband ordered fish tacos that he said he would get again and again. I ordered the shrimp fajitas and I am not sure I will ever get anything else. I would love to try their lunch menu soon!

The chimichanga is not a chimichanga. Their version of chimichanga is nothing more than a flour…read moretortilla rolled enchilada style open on the ends and deep fried. Yuck! It's not a chimichanga at all. 100% disappointed. Saw on the menu Birriaqueso taco. Hmm found this intriguing and something to ponder over. I know it as quesabirria basically the same thing in short known as a Birria taco. I was thinking about going with that but didn't. I figured I'd start with something simple, being that it was my first time there. I asked for hot sauce and was brought a bowl of some kind of salsa. She said it was tomatillo. Now tomatillo is a green tomato that is wrapped in a natural husk. The husk is pulled away and discarded. In most cases the fruit is roasted then blended with green Anaheim, poblano, or green hatch chile's. The salsa is a little chunky as in not puréed. Known as salsa verde, which can be used in many different dishes. No! I was brought this soup cup of red sauce, charges a $1.69 for it that was god awful. Yuck. I had the guacamole which could have used a little more spice. I'd give that a 7. The decor does not feel Latin at all but more of a Mardi Gras decor from New Orleans but yet out of place. I give that a 3 out of ten. Chips and salsa placed on the table as per the norm of any Mexican restaurant. The salsa for the chips had little to no flavor. More like stewed tomatoes out of a can with a little red pepper seasoning. I give that a 3. Inside table and booths feel a bit run down, needs some TLC. The waitress was awesome! I'll give her a 9. I never touched the so-called tomatillo sauce. Could have taken that off the ticket. Place needs to work on authenticity. Tres amigos in Indiana is so much better but yet to far to drive for one dinner. Over all some of the food looked good. My buddy had the pineapple fajita. It looked delicious and he said it was amazing. Over all they need improvement. Does any one around here actually know what good Mexican food is? 38 years I have traveled this country, 4.7 million miles worth of travel and so many types of cuisine from all around the world. There are no good Mexican restaurants in this area. There is very little that is authentic. Think I've spent too much time in Yuma, Nogales, Tucson, Phoenix, Vegas, Los Angeles, Dallas, and so on. I've had the best of the best. This place needs work. Definitely not a 5 star restaurant.

Best Mexican food in western Pa! Fish tacos are AMAZING! I've had them at several other restaurants…read moreand they don't compare! Their burritos are huge. Believe it or not, the owners are Croatian but their food is straight up Mexican! Love it!

Great food- here or to go. My first taste was as takeout, and despite my food traveling almost 40…read moreminutes to get to me, it was delicious! Today, my husband and I stopped in to eat and were greeted warmly and all of our menu questions were answered. We had only a small wait for our food, and it was even better in person. I'm looking forward to going back soon to try some other menu items. I'm hooked on the bowls!

We are from 2 hours away and were traveling with kids and usually Mexican is always something I can…read moreget them to eat. Unfortunately not at this place. I should have known better when we walked in on a Friday night around 6 and there were only 2 other people in the restaurant. If you are looking for traditional Mexican, this is not it. The queso dip was very thick and constantly needed stirred. My daughter was able to stick a chip in it and not even get any cheese on it. I ordered the arroz con pollo and I'm pretty sure I could have done a better job making it at home myself. The chicken was unseasoned chucks of grilled chicken. The rice was very bland. Would not come back here again.

The service was great! I've had a lot of Mexican food and this meal was very good, please check it…read moreout!

Amazing food , great portions for the price! Very nice staff , this is a GREAT place to eat! I 100%…read morerecommend this place to anyone who likes Mexican foods.

No spoons or napkins at table, I ordered 3 beef Tacos, asked for onion added, no onion on the…read moreTacos. Meat was bland, the Verde sauce was mediocre lousy, and cost 79 cents, plenty of meat, but not a plus, commercial hard taco shells, one had its side missing, and served laying flat on a plate, which allowed them to sweat, and get mooshy before eating. Taco Bell would be an apt comparison. My woman had chicken chimichangas, two small on a platter, I tried the rice, I found it bland but she enjoyed her meal, hence two stars.

The food is really good and the prices are reasonable. Never had a bad meal here. It's one of our…read morefavorite places to go when we are visiting IUP.

Great food, great service, great specials! Shop and eat at downtown Indiana businesses!read more

While gathering stuff to bring home as my son's college year is coming to an end, we decided to…read morestop here on our way home. It was only my second time here. I give it four stars mainly because the folks working there were so nice and accommodating. I've been told the food is pretty good, although I've never tried it. Table beside me had some tasty looking nachos. It's a clean but not overly decorated or impressive inside. As far as the beer goes, I can't say I was impressed. I primarily drink IPA's and barrel aged stouts. I've tried several of their IPA's in my two visits and at local places and found them to be okay. Not great but not bad.

The food was very good. The portions were very reasonable. The service wasn't bad. It wasn't the…read morefastest but the place is pretty busy. And the ambience, well it's a brewery so you can't expect a lot, but it is pretty cool for a brewery. I am just traveling from West Virginia, but I would love to come back here many times if I ever come back to Indiana. I recommend this place to people who like high-quality food tacos, and great beer.

Excellent meal! we were passing through town and did not know what you think about the location…read more(adjacent to a janky Motel 6) but so glad we tried it. Great service, Chips and salsa very good, yummy spicy margarita and bith of our entrees were delicious!

Cozumel is a classic Mexican hotel restaurant. The food was adequate if not remarkable. Service was…read moreacceptable. The decor was typical Mexican American restaurant. One staff member stood out as seemingly permanently annoyed, which is not a good characteristic for the front desk. Overall acceptable, and would go again if I didn't have another better option.

A couple of days ago my husband ordered several items at the drive-thru . He ordered several tacos…read morefor himself and ordered a salad for me When we later opened the bags he discovered that the only ingredients on his tacos were lettuce and tomato. My salad looked great and tasted very good.However,about thirty minutes later, I was in the bathroom for thirty minutes ! What is going on with that place?! Take my advise, just don't go there !

Terrible taco bell experience. We haven't been to this chain in years, but had a hankering for a…read morecheap, fast and tasty lunch. Not sure if it's just this store or all of them. There was no one else in the restaurant as it was about 2pm on a weekday. Menu was confusing and difficult to order from the virtual kiosk. No one behind the counter. Took over 15 minutes to receive our very greasy, Americanized and relatively expensive "fast" food. When it finally was ready, the employee who handed it to us wasn't friendly and unapologetic over the wait. Won't be going back any time soon, or if ever. Run to the border!

One thing I can always count on in a college town is affordable food. What I did not expect is this…read morelevel of balance and refinement. At this price point, in basically an ally food stand, these guys had every incentive to throw any ole taco together and would have probably still been successful. But nope, Yallah Taco cuts no corners. I had both the fried chicken and the fish tacos. Both tacos were absolutely overloaded with toppings. Sure fried chicken can do no wrong, but the fish taco is pure excellence. The combination of tangy chipotle sour cream and sweet coleslaw is nothing short of genius. I've easily paid 2.5x more for much less impressive tacos all over this country. Yallah is the very definition of a hidden gem. Did I forget to mention warm tortilla chips and pipping hot queso?

Food was sooooo good!! I was in the mood for wings and the hot honey wings hit that spot perfectly…read more Excellent wings. We also had a tender basket and that was really good hot chicken with what my kids dubbed the BEST fried and homemade sauce. We also got a Mr Beast Burger that was yummy but we couldn't finish it. Huge portions that were perfectly prepared by a very nice man.