Everything was super fresh and Delicious! Clean place, friendly service. Even the little buckets…read moreof salsa were so fresh and delicious. Steak was cooked to perfection and no weird bits. I'm so excited, since I had tried and given up on a good taco/burrito place.

Taco Fixx, I promise I'll take some pictures during our next visit and share them with my fellow…read moreYelpers. Yelpers, don't wait for more pictures. Just run to Taco Fixx. So our friend from out of town commented on the sign on the building. We talked about trying it for two weeks before we finally headed in for dinner. Our only complaint is that we wasted two weeks not eating great food! Taco Fixx is a small, fast casual restaurant great for dine in or carry out. I won't carry out the shrimp taco again because the delicious slaw makes the tortilla a little too soft when I get it home. If that's the biggest issue I've experienced then I think they are doing pretty good. The pork street taco is fantastic! Their chicken tortilla soup is hearty and great even reheated! The burrito was hefty for the price. If you can grab a pork or chicken tamale...get both. And try both sauces they offer with them. I can't decide on my favorite so I order two tamales and then get one of each sauce. Everything tastes like it's being served straight from my grandma's kitchen. The layers of flavor prove just how much the chefs know what they're doing. The price point feels so reasonable for some of the best food we've tried up and down Ridge Road. Two more important details. First, if you dine in, they serve complimentary chips and salsa. It's a nice touch that I didn't expect at this sort of restaurant. Second and most important, these people are soooo nice! We work hard for our money and I don't like to give it to just anyone. But everyone we have encountered here has been kind and helpful and just awesome. So you mix in top notch service with flavorful food and Taco Fixx is a huge winner for our family!

Steak tacos were fair in quality overall, not excellent, but probably some of the best food in this…read morelittle food-desert town. The beans and rice tasted odd, maybe they used a really salty seasoning mix. It is not like anything I'm used to having with Mexican food and I didn't like it. But given how difficult it is to find edible food on this stretch of highway I would definitely stop here again, probably for tacos al a cart so I wouldnt have the rice and beans. The place is a stall inside of the truck, notna real food truck. It's is designed to look like the side of a food truck. That's not a negative but it's to help you find it if you're looking for it. Also, they were pretty busy on a Friday afternoon, so I guess they're popular here. I can see why they would be.

Cool Mexican place located inside the gas station and these guys are authentic and have delicious…read morefood. I had to steak tacos and they were delicious with steak and an on point hot sauce I also got a Horchata, which was awesome and the perfect refreshing drink for a hot day I will be back for sure!

Place is very simple ...BUT the food is awesome …read more.. Came in the other day and had a taco dinner with Al Pastor tacos and they were delicious ... well worth it .. Service was friendly and kind. Prices are very good .. Loved the tacos !!

The Food is Amazing, we had the taco Barría and was absolutely delicious, the Avocado and chips…read morewere grade A , the seating is not for older people and no Bathrooms is rough but otherwise service was good.

Had never been here, but decided to stop in for lunch. The atmosphere seems to be going for the…read morebackyard, barn serving-out-of-the-back-of-my-truck BBQ setup. I would say the food was very good. It was my son and I -- we ordered 2 proteins (brisket and pulled pork), 2 sides (potato salad and garlic mashed, and 2 sodas (served in cans). It was a little different with everything being served in a bowl (we opted for the non-sandwich route) -- see pic. I guess I'm not overall used to having a shredded brisket, but nonetheless, it was good. They only have 2 varieties of BBQ sauce -- one with and one without jalapenos. Both had a decent kick, but the one had a definite jalapeno flavor (not really my favorite). The owner (at least I think he was the owner) was nice and checked in with us a couple of times for anything we needed. I know meat is expensive, but I thought it was a bit pricey for the serving sizes. Our bill for lunch was $40. And, I wish they had a few more sauce options. The BBQ sauce they had was good, but some other options are always nice. Overall, I don't know that this would be a regular stop for me because of the cost, but it would be decent for a splurge now and then.

We went to this BBQ spot in downtown Morris after some shopping in the area. A trim but unique…read moremenu, including items such as cottage pie (your choice of meat stop mashed potatoes, cheese, and optional jalapenos) and the Texas Twinkie (a BBQ stuffed jalapeno). Food was good and service was quick, considering that there were a lot of people around downtown for a bicycle race (they also have a walk-up window outside and a lot of the muddy bikers were ordering there rather than coming in). Ambiance is country casual, with rough-hewn wood tables and at least a couple of chairs made from cast iron tractor seats. The memory of Strum's lingered with me for the rest of the day, since I was full into the evening from our tasty lunch and my clothes were also redolent of BBQ smoke!

I have to share just how special our takeout experience from Papi Chulo's was! We decided to grab…read moresome food to go, and even though we weren't dining in, we felt the warmth and care that makes this place so special. We absolutely loved their queso--honestly, it's a must-have. The carne asada fries were delicious, and the Thursday quesadilla special was such a great deal at just $8. Everything tasted incredible, even after the drive home. But the real heart of our experience was David. Even though we just picked up our order, this "wee little man" (as we affectionately called him) poured so much heart into making our food and just brightened our day. His kindness and the care he showed made us feel like we were truly part of the Papi Chulo's family, even just picking up takeout. We can't recommend them enough--amazing food, heartwarming service, and the kind of personal touch that makes you want to come back again and again.

Unfortunately it does seem to be a different place now. Flavors are definitely more muted and…read moremainstream, nothing wrong just not the experience we had when we first went.

Best taco seasoning in joliet area for tacos!!! Never disappointed here with food. My favorite go…read moreto place for tacos. Haven't tried their burrito yet because everytime I go here I can't stop ordering tacos and then I'm full. I must try other things next time. Only thing I can complain about is that they are closed on Sunday!?!?! What??? Why would you close on Sunday dude? Lol

Yelp to the rescue again!…read more As with another yelper, I also grew up in Southern California, and spent half my life there. And then spent another 15 in Texas, and ate my way all over the Southwest. Get there early - when I arrived at 7, they were out of carne asada and picodillo. I ended up getting the taco dinner with carnitas. It ended up being a very good choice; most times I get carnitas, the meat is fatty and too chewy for my taste. These carnitas were lean, and muy delicioso. My heart skipped a beat when I saw they had elotes (Mexican corn). It's just as good as what I would get at 2 am at Fuel City in Dallas. I also got a couple churros for the road (my plan was to dip them in a Culver's concrete mixer, but they didn't make it that far). The churros were fresh out of the fryer, nice and hot and crunchy. I was too full to try the tamales. Maybe next time. They now accept credit cards with a minimum purchase of $5. Joliet is lucky to have this place. You will never look at Taco Bell the same. It's kind of difficult to get to it, just follow the US 52 signs. It's worth the drive.

Love the ambiance and customer service is incredible! Food and prices were great too!read more

Crowded little restaurant in Dwight. It didn't even have any other customers in here and it was…read morestill hard to get around inside. Tio Tino's is a small family owned restaurant. Has mostly an authentic menu. Only complaint besides the prices is there's not a lot for vegetarians to eat except appetizers and such. Authentic menu of classic Mexican favorites. It's just kind of limited. The drinks are in a refrigerator you get yourself. It's about $4 for a bottle of Mexican beer. That's a lot. Food is better. The only thing is there's not much for vegetarians. Guacamole of course. It's about $6 for a cup. This was chunky and fresh. Has tacos but these are all beef and chicken. They also have breakfast if you're early to get here. For the most part the flavors are good. It has a pretty limited menu because the place is small. The menu is very limited for vegans and vegetarians.

Tacos were all great. Interior atmosphere is great…read more Most importantly, they understood the elmhurst assignment with a kids menu featuring nuggets and corndogs despite their actual fare.

Having long admired the following of their original location, which was tragically just a bit too…read morefar for a casual taco run, the arrival of Zap! Taco House in Elmhurst, Illinois was a moment of pure, unadulterated joy. The question wasn't if I would go, but how quickly. After two visits--one short visit and a second, full-scale adventure with the family--I can confidently declare this new outpost a great success. The Feast: This wasn't a tasting; it was a mission. We embarked on a comprehensive tour of the menu: · The Tacos: The Vigilante (x2, for good reason), the boldly named Koopa's Revenge, the west-coast inspired Californiacation (x2, again, a wise choice), the poultry-packed Bad Mother Clucker, and the refreshing Aqua Taco. Each was a distinct masterpiece of flavor and texture, from robust, seasoned meats to crisp, inventive slaws and salsas. · The Support Cast: The Killer Queso appetizer lived up to its name--a creamy, spicy, dippable revelation that had us fighting over the last chip. The chicken nuggets were a testament to the fact that even the simplest dish can be elevated; perfectly golden and tender. · The Libations: My Strawberry Margarita was the ideal balance of sweet, tart, and strong--a crafted cocktail, not a sugary slushie. The kids were thrilled with their Sprites (a classic done right), as was my husband. The Verdict: The food is nothing short of amazing. But a great restaurant is more than its plate; it's an experience. The atmosphere is effortlessly trendy and welcoming, punctuated by a blast of nostalgic decor that sparks conversation and smiles. The soundtrack provided a vibrant, fun energy that complemented the meal perfectly. Most importantly, the staff was genuinely welcoming and attentive, making us feel like regulars on only our second visit. In the world of fast-casual dining, this place isn't just playing the game; it's changing it. We are already plotting our next visit and countless more after that. Zap! Taco House isn't just a new restaurant; it's our new favorite spot.

Great, authentic food! We ordered 12 tacos and they were…read moredone in less than 10 minutes. Will definitely be coming back!

Phenomenal menu options, and everything is delicious. We were looking for authentic tacos, and…read morethis place delivered. The Windy City fries blew my entire medula.