Big things come in small packages they say and this food truck brings the big flavors! The carne…read moreasada is so authentically delicious. Try it in a quesadilla and you will not be disappointed. The service is friendly and turns out made-to-order freshness in about 20 minutes. I'm so excited to have found this place right on the side of Route 40 by the 220 ramp in Rocky Mount.

From the owner: Traditional Mexican food, everything you see on TikTok we have it here! We have our natural Aguas…read moreFrescas!

After living out West for a number of years, I got spoiled on incredible mexican food...but La Casa…read moreDel Burrito is just as delicious! The surf and turf burrito, carne asada chimichanga and queso with chips are all delicious. The service is fast and friendly and there are specials each weekend on various menu items. For example, this week it's carnitas build your own tacos for $11.99. And every other Wednesday, they serve quesa birria. My only letdown is they don't serve margaritas - just kidding! This place is top notch.

Seriously surprised to find this little place in Rocky Mount!…read more All the food was excellent, generous fresh portions, the salsas were all really flavorful, the countertop service was quick and staff friendly. It's nothing fancy, the ambiance is what's expected at a typical taqueria. The food was far above par. Be adventurous and try the Tacos de Lengua or Cabeza. Excellent! (We are from Tucson Az. transplants to Wa State and have a Salsa Co, so like to think we know what we're talking about when it comes to good Mexican food!)

They have the best customer service I love to shop here. Latina 220 is very friendly grocery…read moreshop / kitchen they have best taco birria in Rocky Mount please check them out will not be disappointed

This really is a market far more than a restaurant. They carry a few fruits and veggies and…read moreproducts that a Hispanic clientele would be more familiar with. The al pastor tacos were fine but not great. They had a few Mexican Popsicles and candies. A place to take the edge off your hunger as you continue on to your real destination.

So delicious and the woman at the counter gave good recommendations on what to order. Very casual…read moredining area and quiet and friendly.

This gringa went ga-ga over this fresh, authentic Mexican food truck. And good news... credit/debit…read morecards now accepted! Homemade corn tortillas and fresh pico de Galla (diced tomatoes, onions, cilantro). This is authentic Mexican, meaning chopped meat in the tacos (not ground beef), and white cheese, instead of weird orange cheese. Tacos were accompanied by cucumbers and radishes. Tamales terrific. Wish I had ordered more!

This taco place is attached to a cafe. It has a retro vibe and an eclectic, vegetarian-friendly…read moremenu. Of the three veggie tacos I tried, the tofu one was actually the best; an odd combination but tofu and chimichurri on a taco works. It's easy to step next door for a beverage and a dessert if you want. They don't have anything besides tacos, and it isn't fancy, but given the amount of choices in the region, this was a pretty good one.

I've got to say I was expecting more from this place. There are a lot of taco places in the area so…read morewe were hoping that they were a staple here like they are out west and up north. I ordered the spicy Joe, the Cali chicken and a Birria taco. The spicy Joe was good, but there wasn't much to it. The crema on the Cali chicken was NOT good. Maybe I'm just not used to crema made from buttermilk?? The Birria was delicious, however I could have done without the giant jalapeños. My boyfriend also ordered Birria tacos, which he enjoyed. The roasted cauliflower taco was way too saughy though, he couldn't even take more than one bite. The service was quick and easy. You just go up, order, pay, and then they bring the food to you. So that's a plus.

The food was hot, service was excellent, and the house margarita was delicious…read more I can't say en good things about my visit on 10/20.

Tasty and authentic mexican food. Delicious salsa, and a serve yourself salsa bar. Tasty…read moremargaritas. Casual atmosphere. Fast and friendly service. In a strip mall. Don't let that fool you.!

When I first reviewed this little Mexican Restaurant located in a Marathon Gas Station in Vinton,…read moreVirginia, they had just started out and its restaurant's sign was just a custom vinyl banner covering up the U-Haul sign of the business that was there before. Yet the word out there was that this hole in the wall little restaurant had good food at reasonable prices. After being awarded the Triad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last year, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, I decided that it would be appropriate this year to go back to this restaurant and write a follow-up review, since my initial review was one of my reviews that contributed to me obtaining this highly esteemed Award. Today, this Hispanic family-owned restaurant remains a "hole in the wall" dining establishment, housed in a space out of a Marathon Gas Station. Their delicious Mexican Food from their origins in San Diego, California, and their reasonable prices, remain the same. Yet now they have a professional outdoor storefront sign, and they've changed their logo somewhat. The word Burrito in Spanish not only means the Mexican food item. It also means a little donkey; and originally their logo was a cute caricature of a little donkey. This was The house of the Little Donkey Taco Shop and Mexican Food. Inside the restaurant they still have a framed glass with this logo painted on it. Now they've substituted the little donkey with a food burrito. I'm not sure why they did the change. Maybe it was to promote their burritos. But whatever the reason, their delicious and inexpensive, authentic Mexican food remains the same, as well as the simple decor of the restaurant itself. And they still charge for their chips and salsa, justifying the way it's done in Mexico. The complimentary Chips and Salsa is an American Tradition that started in Mexican Restaurants here in the States. As I approached the counter to order my food, the enlarged menu was posted on the side wall. A friendly young lady in uniform greeted me and gave me a warm welcome. She answered some questions that I had about the menu and took my order to eat in. I ordered two Corizo Tacos as appetizer and a Adobada Chimichaga Combo (Marinated Spicy Pork), served with rice and refried beans. To drink I ordered a Pineapple Jarritos soda. I asked the employee if they had any physical menus. And she told me they didn't because customer would take them home. I would recommend to the owner of the restaurant room have some small menus designed and printed, and give them out to their customers because they would be a perfect marketing tool to bring in customers and also increase their Take Out orders sales. They currently don't have desserts. Some restaurants do this in order for customers to spend less time in the restaurant and allow others to sit and dine, thus increasing their sales. The young lady who took my order asked me to sit down at a table in the dining room and she would bring me the food when it was ready. It was amazingly delicious as always, and for the price you got more than your money's worth. I highly recommend this restaurant for when you feel like eating good Mexican food in an informal, relaxed environment.

We have been eating here for about 7 years. The food is not the problem. Things have changed in the…read morelast couple of years with customer service. The last time we were in the restaurant, my husband waited in the lobby for quite some time. No big deal, these things happen. But what bothered was his experience. After placing the order, when the employee went to hand him his change, he extended his hand and rather than place it in his hand, she placed it on the counter. We got over that. That may not bother some people, but we are old fashioned to have that expectation? We returned last week for another takeout. We watched as customer after customer walked in after us, placed their order, but left before us. He finally asked "did I upset someone"? Found out the food had been left at another station and sat there. For a good amount of time. All she says was "the burrito is still warm, do you want to feel it?" Of course the burrito is warm. It has potatoes in it. (by the way, we should have taken a photo because compared to what we used to get, the burrito was not the same). What upset us is she had an opportunity to apologize, but not a word. It felt as if she didnt want to have much to do with him. (just how it came across) The owners are not like this so we dont hold it against them, but do wish we would feel more like a valued customer having eaten there with my family for so many years. The food is still good, the customer service sucked.

We just moved to the area and Taco's Loco's is such a amazing spot! About a mile or so from…read moreHuddleston elementary, we stopped after school today. Our 5 year old enjoyed a quesadilla. My wife had the pork tacos an chorizo tacos. I had the fish an shrimp ones. Of course she tried mine! After we ate our delish meals an I was stuffed, the wife got 4 shrimp an fish tacos to go!

This was my first time at this place! Bought a friend here to check this place out for lunch! Wow…read morewas I surprised by the lunch line! Gave me time to look at the menu! There was a variety of menu options! I ordered the first item on the menu... the 3 chicken taco combo! Real street food tacos are soft of course! The food took around 10 minutes to arrive, I figured because of the lunch crowd. It came piping hot...almost burnt my tongue! It was delicious especially with the accompanying lemon slices and the available "Christmas tree hot sauces" (Red & Green) The green sauce was a bit bland but the red sauce was exactly what we needed for that little extra! It was love at first bite! Absolutely delicious! Amazing! this is what I call authentic Mexican street food! I will be definitely coming back! I highly recommend this hole in the wall food truck place!

Wife I went for dinner with our granddaughter Saturday night. What a peach she is, we are so lucky…read moreto have her. For dinner my wife had beef and chicken enchiladas with rice and beans. Very good. I had the beef enchilada, pork and chorizo taco, and the best Lengua taco I may have ever had anywhere. Don't let the look of this place give you pause, very friendly staff and comfortable dining experience.

I ordered takeout for myself and another person, we had chicken enchiladas and a chicken…read morequesadilla. The chicken was like a salt lick, it was not even edible, it was horrible, a total waste of money. It was ordered from their location in Hollins.

Supporting local businesses during Covid is vital to community wellness; so is eating good food and…read morehaving positive dining experiences. El Rodeo provided both. Even put a literal "in your face" whipped cream birthday surprise on my daughters face. Food portions and presentation are very good. Sun prices are higher than work week, expected because of church crowd supply and demand. I did notice some of the tables/chairs that were blocked from use were transformed into seating throughout our visit. I'm sure they kept eyes on staying at an overall 50% capacity. I like the texture of their chips. Only hiccup we experienced was after a drink (water) spilled, the waiter came back and finished the cleanup we started but didn't replace chips/salsa/white salsa. Not a deal breaker, considering the quality of the entrees, comprised of hot, made to order Tex-Mexican faves prepared with fresh ingredients. Lots of parking outside restaurant, both ground level and on top of the adjacent hill. Gender specific restrooms on site.

Service was very slow even though it was 8:00pm on Thursday night and restaurant wasn't very busy…read more I ordered Chori Pollo and chicken was very disappointing with no seasoning. I sent it back and the server apologized and offered to get me something else. Not my favorite Mexican restaurant