We travel through this route regularly. I'm from Texas and am lucky to have fantastic Mexican food…read moreat home. I am so excited to have stopped at Amigos Locos for a weekend breakfast. I was worried about getting my Mexican food fix satisfied in northern Arkansas, but no worries now! Eat here! Very delicious and affordable. Super friendly staff, big portions.

Food looked Mexican but had no flavor of authentic Mexican spices or seasonings. It was bland and a…read morelot of the dishes are just smothered in melted white cheddar cheese. Not Mexican at all. Service was great though so I give 3 stars for all the employees. Ambiance was chaotic and loud. I will never come eat here nor will I recommend it.

Owner is very friendly and will answer any questions you have enthusiastically. He spoke English…read morevery well, so I'm not sure why others are complaining about them not knowing or speaking English very well. While service isn't Fast Food speed, there is a reason, Items are made fresh. My Wife placed our order, we ran next door to Kroger to get drinks and our order was ready by the time we got back. Our order was correct. The Tacos were stuffed with Meat and the Burrito was bigger than a Chipotle one and tasted a hundred times better. It has quickly become one, of our two, go to Tex-Mex Places in Conway, (Tio's is our other). The covered Seating Area is clean and very inviting. The smell has your Mouth watering before you even get your Food. I had to fight to not speed on our way Home to tear into the Tacos and Burritos. A must try.

First be aware they accept cash only. English is not well-spoken. I can live with this as I used to…read morelive in Los Angeles. I care only that the food and service are good. There was one customer ahead of me. I was told about 10 minutes. About 12 minutes later, they handed a bag to the guy in front of me. A couple of minutes later, they handed me a bag. Walking to my car, I thought it felt a bit light because I had ordered a steak burrito and two steak tacos. Opening the bag, I see 3 tacos. I returned to the food truck and told them it wasn't my order. They had given mine to the other guy who had already left. He wasn't coming back because he had gotten twice the food he'd paid for. So I told them to make my burrito and I'd keep the 3 tacos for my inconvenience. The street tacos ($2) were okay. It's hard to mess up a taco. The burrito ($8) was very greasy on the outside and dry on the inside with little flavor. I couldn't finish it. They also cut it in half, which I hate. The salsa is chili based instead of tomato based and wasn't that great either. Bottom line: if you just want some street tacos, you're pretty safe. Otherwise, I'd avoid this place.

10 stars !! The place is clean, easy to find, the staff is friendly, management knowledgeable and…read moremost of all the seared tofu taco on a crunchy corn shell is vegan and gluten free!! Very good place to eat!

This was our first time in a Taco's 4 Life and it was delicious! The mahi taco and the Hawaiian…read moretaco were so yummy! The staff was nice and attentive. I think we will stop back by on our way back through Conway.

No words can do this place justice. First time eating here (we used doordash), and we are hooked,…read morelined, and sinkered. We were gluttonous and had their Speedy Gonzales, a Chimichanga, their 3 Tacos Mexicanos (Asada), and their Quesabirra. I could smell it before the driver even made it to my door. My mouth was literally watering. The seasoning is on point, and everything tasted fresh. I'm in a food coma now. When friends or family come to visit, we are taking them here. If you pass on this place, you are making a giant mistake. Why are you wasting time still reading this, go, order, now. I give this a 10 out of 5.

It was a Friday afternoon when I visited Camino Real. There were no other customers in the…read morerestaurant. The decor is fine. Nothing that really shouts Mexican cuisine, but it appeared to be clean with plenty of tables and a large screen television, but the music was pretty loud, so the TV wouldn't be much use for anything except sports viewing. There didn't appear to be any booths. The restaurant is in the same center as Domino's pizza. 26 years of living in Los Angeles has given me some good experience with Mexican food. I ordered a 3-taco plate with two steak and one chicken taco on corn tortillas, a side of refried beans and rice, and a small side of guacamole. Living only minutes from the place, I took the order to go. Firstly, authentic Mexican corn tacos are typically served on two tortillas. This prevents the juices from tearing through the corn tortilla. The inner shell will absorb most of the juices from the meat and salsa, and the lower shell will hold it intact. These were served on a single tortilla and the chicken taco completely disintegrated when I tried to pick it up. Both the steak and chicken tacos, even with salsa, cilantro, diced onions, and guacamole were extremely bland. The meat was not seasoned at all. I had to add salt and even then, it was pretty lackluster. They were very generous with the portion of meat, but I would have preferred less meat that was seasoned better. Again, the refried beans and rice were unseasoned and very bland. Adding some salsa and salt helped them a bit. This is one of the rare times that I have not completely finished a plate of Mexican cuisine. The rice also contained green peas and green beans. Though I have seen a few places add peas, this is the first time I've seen green beans in Mexican rice. The "Salsa Verde" was watery thin and tasted like lime juice. There was no pepper or garlic or tomatillo flavor whatsoever. The red salsa was like tomato juice with no spices at all. The habanero salsa had heat, but no real flavor. The guacamole tasted heavy with lime. I could not detect garlic or salt. The chips were pretty good and actually more fresh than some of the other local competitors. Without a beverage, this meal came to $23.52, a full $10 more than the local competitors, which are actually far better than Camino Real. The bottom line: if you're on an Atkins low-salt diet or a smoker, you may enjoy this. Otherwise, I would avoid.

Nowadays you can get Texmex anywhere, but I have been missing authentico mexicana cuisine for a…read morelong time(I'm from Texas) This place has Great food, great service, great value!!! I got 4 tacos for $7, which is just unheard of in this economy. The Al Pastor is A+, the Birria is superb, and honestly it's like a Salsa run at the table: so many salsas to choose from at all spice levels. The Gorditas and Sope's are super good!! Only thing I wasn't a fan of was the choriqueso, but here's the thing: that's the point of trying authentic food. Maybe you try Tripitas and it's not your thing: that's okay! They have chicken, steak, barbacoa, and Al Pastor.. burritos, chimichangas and fajitas that allow you to retreat to the familiar. Foods I'm looking forward to trying Bistek de Mexicana Chilaquiles Until Next Time

We went here early on a Sunday..needed to eat before shopping in Conway. Stood at the counter a…read moregood 2min before anyone knew we were there. Got seated and the waitress brought out chips and salsa and we got our drink order in. I was going to ask the waitress if they were still serving breakfast at 10:30 AM because Huevos rancheros sounded good we were ready to order..she set our drinks down and walked straight to the TV with the remote before I could say a word. She put on some Mexican music, which was fine, but the volume was extremely high. Then she went back in the kitchen. We sat there, maybe 6-7 more minutes, but felt like 30 minutes. Nobody came out so I threw five dollar bill on the table and we left. Probably would've been a good hour before we got our food even though we were the only customers.

I came to the taco truck on Rodney Parham Road for a lunch date…read more I spent $35 on 6 tacos and 2 sides of elote. I would say the value was fair if not good. The food was good, I have had better before, but I regularly try new Mexican restaurants and trucks. The Birria tacos were pretty good, not great. The meat was average, the cheese was melted nicely, sauce was also good. The elote was okay. I think it needed more cheese. I wasn't blown away, but I was far from disappointed. Meal was a solid 7.5/10 I'd like to try the other tacos if I come back. The $2.50/piece tacos could make it a prime lunch spot if they're also good. If you're looking for a good taco spot I'd give it a try! If you're really a taco snob, you'll probably think they're a decent option. I would eat there again!

Bomb as words can even describe! We are from California where Mexican food reigns supreme after…read morebeing failed by another restaurant I decided to stop here on the way back to the hotel. Since we already ate another meal that left me unsatisfied and truly disappointed I really needed to fulfill that urge for a good Birria taco . This did not disappoint. Bombbbbb! Fresh. Hot! Two salsa's and lime . Next time I'm in Little Rock I'm gonna order one of everything on the menu.

10/10 The salsa was great. Perfect heat. I had fajita tacos that were finger licking good. My…read morehusband has carnitas. He loved it. It was clean and great service. Food came out fast. If you are in Mt. View give it a try. You will not be disappointed.

The service and atmosphere are good although a few of the wait staff don't speak or understand…read moreEnglish well enough to communicate. Some of the food is unusual by Texas standards. They tend to drown everything in a white cheese sauce that makes things soggy. That seems pretty normal at most of the Mexican food places in Arkansas. Being used to Tex-Mex, I don't care for it. Overall we have learned what to order and what not to, so we enjoy going there now. I just wish Stone county would get the stick out of their butts about alcohol so that you could enjoy a margarita with your meal. There's a pot head store on top of the hill but you can't buy a drink with your meal. Ridiculous.

Taco Tuesday meant we're in Hot Springs so we decided to try a new place for tacos. Capos Tacos was…read moreour stop and we questioned if it was opened at 3pm but they were. The place is across the street from the horse racing tack and was surprisingly much larger than expected. The menu is huge and service was friendly and great. The prices were reasonable. Sorry. I wish I took a picture of the menu. Probably online somewhere. Parking lot is huge and we could only assume that the place is jumping during racing season. My wife chose 1 shrimp taco and another with steak. She really enjoyed them both. I had 2 southern tacos (fried chicken pieces). We both took the crispy shells too. I liked mine but I'm still not sure about the crispy shells taste.maybe they needed to change the deep frying grease? I'm not sure. I was happy to see 4 different choices of hot sauce to choose from ( 3 of the 4 are home made and good). The moral of the story is that we both agreed to come back some time and try other things on the menu. It's worth the stop if in the area. I'd be interested in your review.

Service is amazing at this Ameri-Mex local eatery where great drinks and good eats are offered in…read morethis very clean restaurant across from the track! I heard these were the best tacos in town so I immediately thought of getting tongue, and goat tacos with a flame broiled Serrano. Nope, not the La comida casera that I was expecting. What I did get was solid fish, brisket and chorizo tacos. Great beans and rice and perfect Margaritas!! And Dog friendly taboot! Come get you some!!