Our current favorite local Mexican food spot. You just pick your shell...taco or burrito for the…read moremost part, and then tell them what goes inside. Ingredients are fresh, simple, and tasty. They have a cool selection of drinks including real sugar Cokes. Service has been friendly and courteous during our weekly visits, with two mistakes due to obviously new help. Covid is hitting everybody hard in this respect, imho. I don't doubt I could have complained and gotten satisfaction, but the mistakes were delicious, lol. I dropped my debit card one day, and called a few hours later. They had it waiting for me, and asked for my id before giving it back. A small gesture, I know, but I appreciated it. Can't give them 5 stars because I recently visited San Antonio and ate everyday at a roadside Taqueria that set a new standard, but this place is good...very good.

Very little food the the price you pay. Chicken didn't taste fresh at all. Shrimp was ok but…read moreportions could be better.

Tried Zack's Taco for the first time. My husband and daughter really enjoyed the bang bang shrimp,…read morechicken, and pork carnitas tacos--they said the flavors were spot on. I had the three-bean taco, which was a bit bland for my taste. I added a side of mango salsa to help balance out the beans and pickled onions, which improved the flavor. The reason for the 4-star rating is mostly due to the chips--they had a cinnamon flavor I wasn't a fan of. Also, there's no printed menu, just a chalkboard that's a little hard to read, and they only accept cash. So just a heads-up: bring cash if you plan to eat here.

Glad we tried this gem. Everything we tried was very good. Steak, pork and bang bang shrimp tacos…read morewere all very good. The quesadilla and the nachos were also very good. Next time I'll ask for extra chips on the nachos, as there was surprisingly more of the fresh ingredients than the chips. Very good!

The steak and chicken tacos are delicious here, never fails. Definitely not dry! I do think it is a…read morebit pricey but worth the money due to the quality.

Came to this restaurant right before they closed but they were able to seat us and give us great…read moreservice. The food was a bit slow to come out but OMG! IT WAS SO GOOD! The perfect way to end the night- no leftovers! Highly recommend!

My absolute favorite Mexican food in Scranton. The nice lady who does the cooking is fast and…read morefriendly. You have to try this place- it really is the best.

I was in the mood for Mexican and stopped at this restaurant. I called in my order of the shrimp…read morefajitas. When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked into a kitchen like restaurant. The lady took my name and my food was ready. I paid and left. When I ate the food was very tasty. It was very flavorful. My only wish was that there were flour tortillas instead of corn. All in all I had a good experience.

Best taqueria in Scranton hands down. Located on a quiet residential street, street parking is easy…read moreto find. House made tortilla chips and tortillas that are available to purchase but best to order them for there with their guac. Mini dining room area, good for large groups or small. The family that runs it is so kind and helpful when it comes to menu suggestions! One of my family's go to spots growing up and this visit was just as amazing as the rest! Def show them some love.

Delicious Mexican food. Great service, food came out fairly quickly, which was great since we were…read morestarving :) strawberry margarita was yummy, tasted like fresh summer strawberries.

Food was absolutely delicious, service was peak, and the ambience is quiet during the day. Some of…read morethe best food in this town, come here!!

This is the best food in binghamton ny!! It's genuinely so freaking good I loved my food its like…read morethe best food in binghamton. Genuinely whoever gave them less than a 5 star review is just trying to be different they've got a customer for life

What was I thinking giving this place 4 stars. Such great value, friendly service, and the food is…read moredelicious. Definitely worth a stop in Monticello. Had the cheese nachos this time as well as our faves from past visits. House-made flour tortilla chips blanketed in Mexican cheeses, black beans, guacamole, pickled jalapenos, tomatoes, lettuce and generous lashings of crema. Yes, the tomatoes were those pale imitation things and the lettuce is shredded iceberg, but it all worked, especially with the trio of house salsas. Was baby shark coming from a phone at the next booth over? Yes, but somehow it didn't matter, the food was so comforting. They bake Mexican pastries there too, and it seems like they've added pizza.

This place is truly the best and has come through time and again as hungry travelers in need of…read morenourishment. Most visits we've done take out, but recently we dined in and the dishes and had a great experience too. The front of house and back of house service hustles hard here. The steak dishes have always been a stand out. The tortas are wonderful. Try anything with the handmade tortillas. They're out of this world. Aguas Frescas are delicious and not overly sugary or powdery. And most recently, we had a seafood soup special that was divine. And while you dine or wait for take out, admire the wonderful artisan designs on the furniture!

Usually one of the best taco stands in the northeast/tri-state area. Highly recommend the Pastorread more

It's 2025, if random people on the street with grills in latino communities can have flour…read moretortillas , there is no reason that this place with it's own store front can't have them. Authenticity is an awful excuse too, nothing about how they make the tacos is authentic.

Really enjoyed our lunches here. Food is ordered at the register & served in paper holders set into…read moreplastic baskets. The stone ground corn tortillas are good enough to eat by themselves but you'll love the fillings: we had chipotle-braised chicken tacos, marinated chicken tacos & fish (batter fried cod) tacos with spicy mayo. There are some cool specials such as grilled nopales. The "fixings" (salsa verde, pico de gallo, salsa roja) are DIY & are in cool, ceramic (clay?) bowls on a side counter, along with plasticware, ice water & napkins. There are great & flavorful drinks (alcoholic & non-alcoholic) served here, as well. Regulars float in & out, prices are moderate & you can eat @ a counter n the mid-century modern-outfitted, exposed beamed high ceilinged inside, or outside under umbrellas. It feels like a very personal, creative & unique venture. You should try it!

I can see why people are annoyed by the portions - they are small for the price (especially the…read moreinsanely priced watermelon agua fresca). That being said, the food tastes fresh and homemade, and the sauces up front are an absolute must. Skip the guac - it's pre-made and cold from the fridge. But if you are in need of a cheery, tasty lunch, this is it.

We were walking through town and felt like having something small and a cocktail. It was a…read morebeautiful fall day and the sides were open to the outside so we could enjoy the view. The bartender was really cool (so was his dog) and the tacos were fresh and everyone in our party liked them. Mine was a chicken taco and it was totally delicious. Based on one margarita and one taco I'll say GO HERE!

This unadorned and small-ish on the inside/big on the outside Woodstock favorite is almost so…read moreright, for a few reasons. First, the outside vibe: think spacious bar setting, upbeat tunes, picnic tables+ benches done in black overlooking what's left of the Tannery Brook and staff that bring nice energy. Second, my fish tacos: although they're at a whopping $6.50 for 1- not 2, they were ok in a corn tortilla with a few pieces of crispy+meaty Mahi Mahi and pineapple 'slaw'. I mean...these ladies know what's up when it comes to melt-in-your-mouth tacos. The menu is concise with Pescatarian, Vegan, Vegetarian and meat items. In the past when we'd visit on holidays, I'd always wondered what this place was all about. While I do recognize where I'm at and the fact I'm spending more time on weekends in this town, there are just some things I don't agree with and that's paying $6.50 for a small taco.