This is excellent food, well prepared, with large portions. Chef's way is highly recommended for…read morebowls, burritos, and tacos. Quesadillas are excellent.

Customer service is nonexistent here. Food wasn't good at all. Threw an entire taco away I was so…read moredisgusted. Food was good when the owners worked here when it first opened. Steak was under seasoned and lower quality than it used to be. Not worth the price, but more importantly, fix your customer service if your food is going to be subpar. Specifically the young women on their phones copping attitudes when customers ask questions about the menu.

The ambience at Honcho is 10/10, but the food typically falls short for me. I have dined in 4 or 5…read moretimes and the only food that I have gotten and really been impressed with so far is the Chicken Tamale Pie, probably two years ago. I returned to Honcho for lunch with a group of friends yesterday, raving to them about how amazing the Chicken Tamale Pie is and how excited I was to get it. Unfortunately, the cornbread crust on my entree was burnt to a crisp, to the point that I'm shocked they allowed it to leave the kitchen. I don't like making a commotion and ate a few bites, but ultimately had to send it back. The waitress handled the situation very kindly and offered chicken tortilla soup as an alternate entree, to which I accepted and would rate a 6/10 (not a fan of dark meat chicken). I was pleasantly surprised to find that our waitress comp'd both of my entrees on the bill. I probably won't return anytime soon, but will give it another chance in the future if I end up going with friends again!

Great service - fast Delicious food…read more Cute place Could have more variety ....... Def go back

Amazing service!!! The workers here are so friendly and kind. Will for sure come here again. :)…read more(Went to Seymour lake park)

Great food I just had tacos and was great…read moreTruck was clean Great service Love to see a full menu

Paloma is a reboot of the old El Camino Mexican restaurant. Same ownership but they have gone with…read morea more upscale Mexican slanted Fusion style menu. Choices are a bit limited where their entree's are an upscale burger/hotdog and mostly fusion style taco's like Bahn M Vietnamese chicken Taco's, 66 Birria Brisket Barebacoa taco's, Umami Bomb grilled tomato taco's, Baja fish taco's and Tempura fried Mahi tacos. Aside from the main entree's they also offer a selection of Tapas and salad selections For my first meal here I got their custom blend cheese burger that had caramelized onions, house made pickles, lettuce, tomato and a house sauce with fries. The burger was very tasty cooked to perfection with a medium doneness (no over cooking here unless you ask for it) where the sauce and pickles gave it a unique flavor profile that I liked. Fries were crunchy and nicely done as well. For my drink I ordered a house Margarita from their tequila inspired craft cocktail menu. The Margarita was very smooth and quite tasty and very reasonably priced at $10. MY only gripe with the drink is it was made with Reposadao tequila where my personal tastes trend towards a brighter Margarita and Blanco tequila. Having said that I could drink this Margarita all day long! Relative to staff and facility, the restaurant is definately on the rustic side where it could probably use an update on the ceramic floors and tables/chairs. It's not bad but it would add greater appeal if they invested a little more money on the interior in my opinion. Staff was super friendly and I enjoyed my conversation with my waitress who also served as the bartender. Overall the uniqueness of this menu and how good the taco menu looked will definately bring me back in the near future as I need to give those guys a try as well. If you are in the area and are a fan of well prepared food you should definately give these guys a look see

New Tapas inspired Cafe was an enjoyable delight! The Service is super friendly and prompt. Food is…read morefresh, personally prepared by a highly skilled Chef. We recommend this new eatery!

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.

The food here is always delicious and consistent. The staff is always accommodating and…read moreprofessional! We have been coming here for years and will continue to do so for many to come!

Came here with a group of 8 and had a great time! They were very accommodating and kind to our…read moregroup. Very affordable and delicious food. Fun atmosphere / small space so I wouldn't recommend a group of 8 but they were so kind about it I plan to return!

I came to San Jose years ago and I really enjoyed it. They serve a good mix of authentic Mexican…read morefood and American style Tex Mex, and they do both very well. I myself am partial to the authentic corn tortilla tacos with the onions and cilantro. This time around I got asada (steak), lengua (tongue) and the crispy beef tripe. It was a wonderful meal as usual, and the decor of the restaurant is one of the best I've seen in a Mexican restaurant. The food is made to order, so expect to wait a little for your meal because it is nice and fresh when you get it. The only major complaint I have are the tortilla chips and salsa they serve you before your meal. The chips are boring and stale while the salsa is very loose and lacking flavor. If you can overlook them this is the best taqueria in this part of metro Detroit easily!

Taqueria San Jose has always been a favorite of mine. While I usually opt for takeout, I've also…read moredined in a few times and had great experiences. You can't go wrong with their birria tacos, which come with rice and beans--always a solid choice. Their chicken and steak tacos are both delicious and reasonably priced. Whenever they have pineapple Jarritos, I make sure to grab one, too. Overall, it's a fantastic taqueria that I highly recommend!

This business makes some seriously good and authentic Mexican street taco's. My carne Asada…read more(Steak) and Al Pastor (pork) taco's were well made and ohhh sooo tasty. From the doubled up corn tortillas, to the tender well cooked meat, cilantro and their wonderful sautéed onions these Street style Taco's are as authentic as anything you would get in Mexico. The gratis house chips and Salsa were equally tasty and a nice complement to the Taco's all being washed down with a sugar cane based Mexican coke. The total bill came in at a very reasonable cost of $12 which is a great value in today's economy and a great deal by any standard. Relative to staff and facility, this appears to be a small family run business where the restaurant itself is located in a small strip mall at the corner of Franklin and Square Lake Rd with an equally small footprint for the restaurant. This is a very unpretentious business (think hole in a wall but in a nice way) with a limited number of dining tables and small staff. Having said that, I had no problem in getting seated and getting my order taken and food brought out in fairly quick order! I have been on a kick for a while now trying to find the best taco joint in the the northern Oakland county area and have to say this is as good as I have come across up to now and am a big fan of this business. If you are into well made authentic Mexican street taco's than this is a must visit for you. This was my first visit here and definately will not be my last where I will be combining this dining venue with my regular Bloomfield Hills Costco trips which is a Quarter mile from the restaurant.

My husband and I were craving authentic Mexican food. We looked this place up and tried it for the…read morevery first time. It did not disappoint! We seated ourselves and were greeted by a server. They had music playing in Spanish, which I loved. They brought out homemade chips and salsa that was absolutely delicious. We ordered the chicken fajitas and the chicken flautas for dinner. After about 15 minutes, we got the sizzling plates. The food was so good! The rice was cooked to perfection, the beans were seasoned well and topped with cheese, all the toppings were cut up in a way to eat them easily. Overall, everything was fresh and tasty. It's our new favorite Mexican food spot. We can't wait to go back!

I grew up in Southwest Detroit and this is as close as it gets to Mexican town…read moreI still have to drive 8mi but worth it

I've been coming here for years. While I romanticize that it was better in the past. It's good…read more More recently the interior seating looks like it's been redone, it's decent. The service is fast, you just go up to the counter to order. The food, that's why we come here. Like I said I use to think it was excellent, now days I'd list it as decent to good. The salsa's are good and I love the salsa bar. So if your looking for Mexican food this place is good, you'll be satisfied. Also you have to hit the market, to me it's the main reason to come here. The meat is good. Veggies are fresh. The prices are also good. It's worth it.

This place was not as good as I was hoping sadly…read more It's hard finding a good authentic Mexican restaurant in this area so when I seen this I was excited. I did not like the chips they gave at the table. They were too greasy I think. The horchata was good I did enjoy that. Tacos: meats were very over cooked. The steak (asada) had a nice flavor, but it was so dry and hard. Same for the (pollo) chicken. The caranitas (pork) were cooked to perfection though and it was my favorite out of all of them. So I would come back just for that taco. Their salsa were pretty good also. I enjoyed the green one the best. I did not like the rice. The flavor was so good, but the rice was hard! Maybe I came on an off day because a lot of things were dry/hard. Pricing was about 4-5$ per taco. I would come back and try again as I maybe came on an off day.

This was a particularly yummy find! I didn't expect to find authentic tacos in Waterford! First,…read morethe complementary chips and salsa were tasty. I was also extremely happy with the three tacos I ordered. I chose a carnitas, an asada, and a birria taco. Of the three, the birria taco was my favorite, though I would reorder all three. Motor City Tacos is found within a cute store, and I had fun browsing after I finished lunch. I'll definitely be back!