Service was great, Food is amazing, prices are comparable for the serving size, tortillas are soft…read moreand taste homemade, the beans have a nice smoky flavor. Food tasted like fresh made by the ranch cook we had in Texas.

Food was great. Service too. One of the sides was a hot broth of some kind of soup, which was like…read morehot water with some salsa in it - haven't seen that anywhere before. ? We'll be back.

We were in Muncie for a conference at the University and I had heard lots of good things about…read moreAcapulco. We stopped in for lunch and they were relatively busy. I had the Carnitas tacos however I think I actually got steak. Served with rice and beans. This is a big dish. I had leftovers a day later. Their chips are warm and crispy and their salsa is very good. Our server was super friendly and surface was quick. The restaurant is in good condition and it's got a good vibe.

Only went because of the rating, but I'm not sure they had the same food as we did. We were seated,…read moreabout 5-8 minutes later waitress comes over to get order. Asked for menus and drinks. Beer was cool, definitely not ice cold in the mug. Our food, well the ground beef taco was very greasy, my husband enchiladas were "horrible" (his words), his taco was greasy as well. Rice tasted like it was made the day before. And the beans, well mist certainly out of a can. Didn't take a picture, we were sweating to death in there and the grease was making us both sick to our stomachs! Ambiance, hot and sticky! We will not be back.

This is the best authentic mexican food I have had in a long while. The staff are extremely…read morefriendly and helpful. On the weekends they have pots of tamales to grab fresh tamales from (red or green). They also have a small grocer section that hard to find ingredients can be found in (red chili pods, spices etc). If you are craving authentic mexican food that has not been bastardized to bland lifeless food, go here! It is the one place I always stop by when I am in the area. Just a side note, I grew up in Texas and New Mexico eating good mexican food in Mexico when we made our vanilla runs, as well as good Tex Mex and New Mexican variants. This food is as authentic as anywhere I ate there.

Authentic Mexican restaurant & grocery! Clean. Friendly. Wish my Spanish were better but it was…read moregood enough. Our server was very sweet & ensured our order was correct. Lots of families here... it's that kind of place! We will be back & bring our families! Surprised at the offerings of cantaloupe aqua Fresca. Very good & nice & bright

On a downhill slide. I will never eat at this restaurant again. Service the worst I've ever had in…read moremy life and I'm a senior citizen. They changed the salsa recipe. The food was horrible.

Excited to try this place after reading previous reviews. It was pretty slow at 6:30, which puzzled…read moreme based on the reviews. The salsa was a bit watery, but fantastic - fresh. Overall, the fajitas were decent. Plenty on the portion size (especially for the price) but there was a noticeable amount of meat that had unchewable bits in it. Just not an appetizing finish. Beans and rice were typical side fare. Service was prompt and attentive. Don't overlook the strip mall location, it's got a huge menu and people seemed happy with what they got

Fantastic and authentico! Great staff…read moreSpeedy service Chorizo is on pointe ;) Ambience is cool They have spent a lot of time refurbishing and remodeling the inside of the space. The cantina is quaint

Amazing place! Ambiance is perfect. Service quick & delicious. Unique recipes that are not in…read moreother Mexican restraunts. Plus they have a good rewards program it has become our go to place! In fact we are going there tonight!!!!

First time visit after church with kids - place was packed - food was excellent - service was…read moreexcellent - minus one star for older lady at front door seating tables - was very annoyed we wanted an open booth instead of a table - we will return because the food was that good. Update: older lady was sweet as a bell - food was excellent - enjoyed lunch and watched The Colts game!

We were greeted on arrival in spite of the restaurant being incredibly busy. The dining area was…read morebeautifully appointed with bright colorful and COMFORTABLE seating. So nice to easily get in and out of a booth! Absolutely amazing food! I had a Carnitas and shrimp fajita- absolutely delicious. Shrimp was perfect- not over cooked but incredibly sweet & tender. My DH had a combo plate. Neither of us were able to finish so we will enjoy the leftovers today! The flan was an added delight! All I can say is we waited far too long to find our new favorite Mexican restaurant in Anderson! They have so many more options to try on the menu so we are going back!

The food was amazing, not one cold bite!! I had the chimichangas Alcapuco, best chimichanga I had…read morein years!! The service was great! Prompt not a frown to be found on the staff. I love the black and white portraits it reminds me of the old westerns when there was always a hero.

Chips were not warmish in the middle and cold on the outside. The salsa was ok, tasted very…read moreAmericanized, there was no flavor at all. My tacos were ok, not bad, and definitely not something I would want to order again. The consomé was salty, and good. The rice was bland, and I ended up not even eating it. There are better places out there.

We decided to try this place for lunch! It is an order at the counter Mexican restaurant with a…read moreservice style similar to chipotle or qdoba. Their menu was much bigger than either of the chains and the prices were similar. I was impressed with the number of toppings the had. For example I added black olives to my burrito which aren't typically available at the chains. I got a beef burrito which was way too big to finish! The girl making it was super generous with fillings! They have a kids menu, so my niece and nephew were able to get what they wanted for a bargain price. The only thing that I would critique is that I felt the chips were subpar. We didn't have an issue with parking as we visited on Sunday at lunch time, but I could see parking being a challenge so near to campus during the week and/or evening. This is definitely a place to try! We will be back!!

Was not a big fan of this spot. Came around 1:30pm with my family and stood out front for about…read more10min before anyone came out to help us. When my kids were ordering for their kids meals it felt like they were being slick with the guacamole and queso upselling. I ordered the nachos and the only thing supreme was the level of stinginess with the cheese. Perhaps I came at a bad time, but I definitely left unsatisfied.

Best nachos we have ever had at Condado - literally! Thank you for making our experience amazing!read more

Condado's never disappoints when it comes to flavorful bites! We started with the queso --…read moreperfectly creamy and paired with the best chips for dipping. My husband went with his go-to, the Blue Dream, along with the Korean BBQ, and he'd easily re-order both. I tried the Carne Asada Burrito this time, and it was incredible -- just the right amount of spice and flavor in every bite. Definitely glad I went that route! Their Daily Deals are also worth checking out. A lot of people were enjoying the $20 deal for 2 margarita flights (normally $15 each), which makes for such a fun and tasty weekend outing. Highly recommend!

I have driven by the Los Compadres food truck for as long as it has been in Anderson. There is…read morealways a line when they are open and for good reason. It is an authentic Mexican street food place. Before I get in to the meat and potatoes of my review, let me address something I noticed in the one lone review that this establishment has. Authentic Mexican street food is not Taco Bell. It also isn't what is called a Mexican restaurant around here either. Burritos are an American invention and quesadilla are not inherently Mexican. Quesadilla's are akin to the empanada. The tacos are really the only true Mexican dish on the menu. If the food at Los Compadres is seen as plain, you should consider things like lettuce and cheese are not in most normal Mexican dishes. When a Mexican dish uses lettuce, it would have romaine over ice burg. Cheese was a special ingredient and included when requested in areas where cows were scarce. When cheese is used, it isn't that 4 cheese "Mexican" blend that you pick up at the grocery. Traditional Mexican cheeses are used. So, if you are expecting Taco Bell or Tex-Mex when you visit the food truck, you will be disappointed. On my visit to Los Compadres I ordered three street tacos. One with chicken, one steak, and one pastor. I also got the salsa verde (mild) and the salsa roja (hot). I finished out my order with what they describe as their "Delicious new strawberry beverage." The street tacos came with corn tortillas, cilantro, diced onion, and a lime wedge. That is your basic street taco. They offered all the usual "Tex-Mex" accoutrements, but I recommend that you stick with traditional. My tacos were perfect. The meat was cooked well, and the corn tortillas were not store bought! Los Compadres needs to come up with a better name for the drink other than "Delicious new strawberry beverage." because it is so much more than that. It is fresh, creamy, and oh so strawberry. A perfect accompaniment to quench the fire from the salsa roja! I am a champion of local and Los Compadres does local proud. Friendly and hard working staff combined with great food, at a reasonable pice is worth supporting. I will order from Los Compadres time and time again, and I hope you do to.

Pretty good, solid fare. 3.5 stars would be more accurate but it won't let me score it that way. As…read moreothers have mentioned, the burritos are large. The carne asada was a bit tough and they don't have knives so I had to use my hands and teeth to eat it, but it was a well-rounded platter and the flour tortillas are yummy by themselves. My husband had a burrito with cheese sauce which was also difficult to eat with just a plastic fork. I would go back but I would recommend bringing a knife next time.