Hidden right off the main roads, this little taqueria has great food! Simple decor - like all the…read morebest taco shops, with an extensive menu of mexican staples. We loved it!

The tacos were good. If you are in La Junta and need some good Mexican food. Lucy's Tacos is the…read morespot. The service was good and tacos were yummy. If I am ever in La Junta again I will stop in. Ambiance was good down home small town restaurant complete with locals talking about the town gossip. Loved it.

Good luck trying to find an open restaurant at mid-morning on a Sunday in La Junta, Colorado,…read moreespecially a Mexican restaurant. As I was passing through town, I "googled" for restaurants, and passed several that were closed, and one that was open but looked to be nearly fully seated. I gave up the restaurant "chase," and headed out of town, but much to my joy, as I was about ready to leave town I spotted Mauricio's Taco Shop, with a bit "OPEN" sign fully lit. I was in the mood for Mexican food, and the restaurant was open, so I was definitely in business... The menudo was delicious, nearly brick-red, tasty, hearty, and filled with lots of tripe, hominy and other goodies. Thank goodness I didn't get the calve's foot, which many times seems to be my fate! Combine this excellent bowl of menudo, the warm tortillas and the Jarritos, this made for a delicious breakfast. The menudo was delicious and really put a smile on my face for this Sunday morning. Food was great and the price was very reasonable. When you're visiting La Junta, Colorado on a Sunday morning, and you're in the mood for great Mexican food, head over to Mauricio's Taco Shop.

Mauricio's Tacos - La Junta, Colorado…read more My family and I tried Mauricios Tacos for the first time a few months ago. We had been curious about the place for years but never had the time to stop. Then, one night we were heading home from Pueblo, they were still open, and a fresh taco sounded great. Okay, maybe two tacos each to be honest. So we grabbed tacos to go so they had plenty of time to close at their leisure. I nearly told the gal to keep the tacos when I saw the price but when you need a taco, you need a taco. We were all pleasantly surprised by the size of the tacos, presentation with extras, and the taste. This was a stop we were going to plan for in advance from then on. The next time we stopped we ate inside the no frills but exceptionally clean restaurant. We had more tacos, rice, beans, and a chili relleno. It was really good yet again. Our plates were empty and so it was easy to scrape and stack them at their trash bins. And then there was today. We left home early to hit our new favorite guilty pleasure. The three of us spent $76 and change, with tip, for three plates. We all had the same #10, rice and beans with a beef burrito and a crispy beef taco. We all agreed that the taco was good, the rice and beans were...okay, and the burrito was as dry as the Sahara and just nasty. There was only a bit of dry shredded beef and a hint of cheese in a tortilla that was so dry it was painful to try to chew. My son wouldn't even eat. My mother ate to be polite. I ate what I could because I paid too much for the disappointment we had been served. As we ate we hardly spoke because of the volume of the dueling flat screen TVs having a Fox vs CNN showdown. We DID discuss that we didn't understand why we were being asked to tip when they only handed us food. I mean, what is the point. I tipped just because anymore you just have to wonder if you are risking a return if you don't comply. But I have to get our food, get the to-go box, scrap our plates and stack them at the trash. So, I went to the restroom and I returned I stood at the end of the table in order to wait for my son and handicapped mother to be ready to stand and leave with me. I hadn't grabbed the plates yet. (Why stand there with dirty dishes in hand just to wait?) My mother and I had discussed that if you tip you shouldn't have to do the dishes but it is not my way to leave them. That is when the female employee, who was talking with another table, haulted mid conversation to scold me. Yep, you read that right. She yelled (no exaggeration) across the way to me that I needed to scrape and stack our plates before I left. She was harsh and wore an angry expression as she berated me. I should add that I have ALWAYS been polite, even kind to her. When she stopped, and mind you she went on, I calmly informed her that we hadn't left yet and her behavior was not only premature but completely uncalled for. We were the customers, not employees. We were the guests, not unwelcome strangers. I am an adult, and not a badly mannered child. I feel bad for the table the female employee was standing with. They had to have felt so neglected when she cut them off. TIP is actually an acronym. It means To Insure Proper Service. There is no reason for Mauricio's employees to receive tips when they can't even behave properly in general. To that female: Shame on you for lowering yourself to act like a rabid dog. You did yourself and the business that employs you a disservice. Moral of the story might be to take the tacos, don't tip, and leave. WE will not return.

Just had a California burrito and a carne asada burrito from here and it was hilariously beyond…read moremediocre. Beef had waaaaay to much salt, as if a smoker of 50 years was the judge of seasoning it. Fries were soggy and there were hardly any actual vegetables. Not a single chair in the waiting area and the wait was over 20 minutes for two burritos. Would be acceptable if the food was worth it! But over $20 for below average food, this place actually made Lucy's seems worth it for once. And that is truly saying something. Oh yea, the California didnt have half of what what listed as being inside of it and the carne asada burrito was slightly bigger than a full tube of toothpaste. The previous owners really should have made the new owners change the name, this is not the same quality as they upheld over the years.

Great food and service. ! I'd also recommend the Delicias in Pueblo. I'm sure they're a food chain…read moreor related cause they're both bomb as heck. Def recommended !

This place is amazing. Super nice waitresses and superb food. The salsa is very mild, which makes…read moreit good! It's very a very small place but is a good one.

What a fun surprise. So i didn't eat traditional Mexican here, I had the fabulous Pueblo Chili…read moreSlopper (a must have in Pueblo) in my head upon arrival so scoured the menu and found the Mexican Cheeseburger which was described like a slopper wrapped in a flour tortilla rather than an open faced bun. So pulled the trigger and WOW was this special. The "Special Sauce" on both is of course the Green Chili sauce made with those fantastic Pueblo Chilis. OMFG was it Screaming good. Like slap Yo Mama and then take her order too good. Go getyasum y'all. Happy eats and trails!

Small joint with a grande menu. We came in on our way to Denver. Not much seating inside. We…read moreordered at the counter and sat (on freezing metal chairs). Come on guys, a little heat would be nice! The host was nice yet somewhat quiet. The food came out quickly and was hot. We shared a carne asada burrito (probably the best SoCal burrito this side of San Diego) and an order of taquitos. The salsa bar is nice, but only the green jalapeno one had any heat. The pineapple agua fresca was very refreshing. This will definitely be our go-to Mexican when we're in the area!

I will never again be bullied into stopping at McDonald's in Trinidad. This is the place to go!!…read more I had 3 tacos- the birria, carnitas, and adovada. ALL WERE AMAZING! I can't even pick a favorite. I would get all three again in a heartbeat. Hubs had the enchiladas and I tried a bite with the red sauce and it was so yummy. He felt there was way too much globby cheese on the enchiladas- which after looking at his plate, I would agree. Their flavors are spot on though. My little's quesadilla also had too much greasy cheese, in my opinion, but she did eat it!

Still 5 star food and while there aren't many things to look forward to driving back and forth to…read moreTX, this is one of them. The carne asada quesadilla is not an eat while you drive food but it's worth the stop to get the juicy hot and cheesy dish!

Too expensive for the quality of food they serve. It used to be good but has gone downhill. There's…read moreno consistency on the making of the food. Sometimes it's good, sometimes not. You never know. Sometimes tortillas are old and it's just isn't with it to me anymore.

Traveling through and I read reviews... I am a picky eater... and I was reluctant after reading a…read morereview about not being farm to table. I am I gluten ; dairy free.. The food was amazing. I had a salad had onions caramelized warm in the salad/ it was so good. Smash burger on gluten free bun/ after realizing there fries are hand cut'!! My husband had the truffle fries - I decided to order some - and so worth it!! For me eating anything "fried" . Burgers are so good!! Just amazing! Staff super friendly as well, cute place showcasing the town's history. Love it!!

A company that can't even make simple flyers without using ai is not one to support. If they will…read moreengage in such simple yet unethical acts of cost cutting, what do they cut in the food and service? Not to mention, in order to drive up the algorithm on some sites they advertise as being "women-owned," but that's pretty much a technicality. And they seem to be pretty aggressively anti-woman in their social media presence, too. Spend your money somewhere better.

Needed a quick lunch in the area. Ordered a crazy Shrimp and grilled fish taco togo. Took a little…read morelonger than I would have liked considering I was one of three people in the restaurant. Compared to the tacos I got 8 months ago these were disappointing. The crazy Shrimp only had 3 Shrimp this time and the grilled fish piece was tiny compared to the tortilla. Over $13 for both. Probably will not be back. Too many other taco options in town. The place is huge and both times I have been they have been totally empty. Not sure how they are staying in business.

4.5 stars. According to Yelp, B&C is THE place to stop in Pueblo for food. My friends and I came…read morehere for lunch on a road trip, and it was a great decision. We parked in a nearby garage. There was plenty of seating inside (spread out from each other) and so many food options on the menu. It was cool to briefly meet the owner, who is clearly proud of B&C. The Spicy Shrimp taco was my absolute favorite. This was recommended by whoever was working there, as well as several Yelpers. Next, I got the Grilled Fish which was also tasty. I was a little disappointed in the Carne Asada taco, but 2/3 isn't bad! We almost stopped here on our way back, but decided to try somewhere else. Would definitely come here again next time I'm in Pueblo.

Very good food. The staff is amazing and very friendly. If you are ever in La Junta you should eat…read morehere. Very clean and nice.

There are lots of Mexican restaurants in this area , but this one is one of my favorites!! I live…read morethere chorizo taco, vermicelli and smothered rellenos!! The staff is very friendly!!

We are on a long road trip and ended up driving across Colorado and Kansas. We stumbled on Tony's…read moreTacos in Las Animas CO, and it was superb! We were warmly greeted by the owner and enjoyed Carnitas, Chimichanga and the most excellent Chili Rellenos. We enjoyed chatting with the owner too. This place is the real deal for great REAL Mexican food! Highly recommend!

From the owner: Family owned business my husband favorite thing to do is cooking I have 27 years in the restaurant…read morebusiness know I have the opportunity to run are own family business my husband have 10 years cooking experience Mexican food and American food and my brother in law have 10 years in experience running restaurants and cooking