Great spot for delicious food. A great alternative to the usual food places off the highway…read more Service was polite and the food was awesome - the al pastor taco was the highlight for me. Whether you live here or are just passing through, check them out

Some of the best authentic Mexican food, especially the Menudo that I've had in the state of…read moreMichigan... In the sleepy a little town of Imlay city. Ambience perfect, food perfect, service perfect. If you pass up this place, you're an idiot.

Since learning this place was here, I am a firm return customer. I drive half an hour to enjoy the…read morefresh tasting, well lit, booming songs experience. Last visit was with a friend for lunch, his first time and said he'd return with his family. Also, service is always pleasant.

So yummy!!!! Very authentic and cute inside, food was amazing! You can tell they use fresh…read moreingredients!

Wonderful once again! Great service and atmosphere. Fajita salad with upcharge for shrimp was…read moredelicious

Honestly, best tacos I've had since I moved out of NY, the taco platter was awesome, the steak was…read moreseasoned really well and it was only 11$ I also ordered a michelada and it was made perfect, definitely coming back here again

Drove past this place again so decided to try something new, the nachos were very good and decently…read moresized for the price. Also got an order of the cheese tamales super yummy. Staff was super nice and food was ready pretty quick.

Authentic Mexican food with a reasonable price. The tacos (with beans and rice) are excellent but…read moremy favorite are the tortas. Several different meats to choose from and you really can't go wrong with any of them. Great service and the food is typically ready pretty quickly. The food counter is located in the back of a small Mexican market so you can pick up a few specialty groceries while you wait for your food. This really is a hidden gem.

Very good food! My bestie recommended we go for lunch…read morespecials and some margaritas. She had tacos and I ordered the nachos Decent price for sure Now comes the mistake I made... I should've asked the price before I ordered my classic margarita with 1800. I thought 1800 tequila was a moderately priced option but my margarita was $19. Hers was $15. To me that's a lot I probably would've made a different choice had I known ahead of time Otherwise, I would go back.

MY FAVORITE MEXICAN PLACE !!! We drive over an hour to eat here because the food, staff and drinks…read moreare always amazing. We have eaten at Señor Victor's several times and are always pleased with the entire experience! Thank you for being awesome!

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.

Small Mexican restaurant located in Frontier Town in Romeo. The food is definitely authentic and…read morethey take their time. I had driven by and spotted a sign outside that said "fish tacos" and since I love fish tacos, I thought I would try them so that was my first time there. My friend got a burrito off of the lunch menu even though it was dinner time (there was no burrito listed on the dinner menu ). His burrito was enormous! I ordered 2 fish tacos and they were like $5.50 each. I also ordered a side of beans and rice, which was about $5.00 also. I was so far from my two fish tacos that I brought the rice and beans home and my friend somehow managed to attack his entire burrito although like I said it was enormous. I will definitely go here again no doubt about that.

The best tacos in town! Hands down our favorite place, highly recommend. We also love the food…read moretruck.

Grace was an amazing server through and through. Super attentive even if we came in last minute…read more Great margaritas to sip on. The food was amazing especially the price of the tacos on Tuesday only paying less than $2 a taco is genuinely such a steal. Also the place feels so cozy and nice inside. Would highly recommend it. Especially the specials they keep coming up with such an exquisite taste of authentic Mexican food.

I have eaten here about 20 times now. I will not ever be going back. 3 of us went last friday. The…read morerestaurant was less than half full. We ordered. Service was slower than usual. Food came, rice for all 3 of us was ice cold. 2 out of 3 orders were wrong. Chicken fajitas came to the table luke warm, no sizzle, no steam. After a long wait waitress and manager came. Both argumentitive. Some food got fixed but it was a lousy experience and i am tired of paying high prices for bad, rude service and mediocre food. I will not ever be back.

This place never fails. I've been there a couple times now and tried different things each time…read more It's fresh and amazing. The Korean taco is a must along with a Mexican Coke. I recently tried the spicy burrito and the new Crunchwrap. Can't go wrong with anything you order!

Decent food and service. Not fond of the queso. Its like glue. To thick to dip chips. Difficult to…read moreremove from silverware and glass bowls, even with hot water. Can only imagine what it's doing to my insides. Queso dip is for dipping. Should be a thin consistency made for dipping and flavorful. An individual size bag and small container is $5! Rip off. Maybe the salsa is better. I have ordered the baja bowl with chicken and rice. Its never really hot. I was hoping this would be my new mexican go-to. Not sure now.

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!