Love the food here! Always fast service…read more Large selection of food and drinks. Lots of bigger tables for family meals

My wife and I love Plaza Azteca! I have had great food every time. The service is always attentive…read morewithout hovering. I just enjoy the vibes here. Is it the BEST Mexican food in Reading? No. But it's awfully damn good. So, in conclusion, if you are looking for a solid meal, come here.

Amazing little spot in west reading, I was never a huge fan of south american food but after…read morebroadening my taste buds recently I decided to stop by with my father. The owner is a very kind women and you can tell she loves to make people good food and laugh. The ingredients are fresh and the chips are great! The soups are very tasty and alot of ingredients and big portions. Definitely recommend for anybody looking for a small business with good people and great food for a reasonable price!

Went here today for dinner and as usual the food was delicious. We were a party of three and got…read morethe fajita taco salad with veggies, the vegetarian enchiladas with salsa roja, and the cheese quesadilla with veggies. The quesadilla and enchiladas were outstanding - easily an 8/10. A special mention for the salsa that is served with the chips - very flavorful and had the right amount of heat. Overall, this place is definitely worth the great reviews and the traditional decor inside is also worth a visit!

I have been a customer of Alebrije since it just existed on 5th street over by what used to be…read moreKmart. Since the opening of the Wyomissing location years ago I have never had any issues with this restaurant. I often prefer this place than Plaza Azteca or On the Border (but generally I feel like they all have quality food). Atmosphere: There is currently walk-in dine in seating (despite that I called ahead anyway) but everyone is seated at a table around the perimeter inside the restaurant if that makes sense. I did not see any tables in the middle and they also have these clear plastic wall/barriers between booths to prevent any contact with other customers. All staff are wearing masks and I did even see some wearing gloves. The place is generally dim lighted except at your table it's pretty bright. Around 6pm they started having a live singer and a manager (I think) went around table to table placing a wooden tip box for them. Overall the atmosphere is nice. Food: we ordered steak fajitas (can't ever go wrong with that), burrito Alebrije and an appetizer of nachos de carnitas. Delicious and really have no complaints. Everything was very filling, we even had leftovers to take home! Service: I forget our server's name, it started with a K. I want to say Kersi? Something like that. She was very attentive, kind and positive. I saw her moving around table to table making sure everyone was taken care of and kept an eye to make sure we weren't low on drinks or anything. I never had bad service here or even at the 5th street one. The hostess seated us immediately and was also very kind. Overall I recommend this place and will continue to come back in the future.

Tried to email them regarding a disappointing takeout experience. Obtained the email address from…read moretheir website only to have it kicked backed saying the address does not exist. I am posting what I wrote in the email: Hello. We placed a takeout order (#63) this evening and are very disappointed. I ordered the tortilla soup which was cold, this is an annoyance but an easy fix. What I am most disappointed with is my taco salad. I ordered the chicken taco salad and it was like soup! Very gross when there is lettuce involved. Also the main reason I chose this meal was for the taco bowl and it was stale. Overall extremely disappointing. I have attached a picture of the salad for your reference. For the price of the soup and the salad I do expect better. I was never going to post a negative review but because of the poor food experience on top of the false email address I think this is warranted. A restaurant like this is what is giving the food industry a bad rap. Poor quality along with mediocre customer service and experience.

I came here with recommendation from a family member. The place is clean. The staff was super…read morefriendly and nice. I ordered the Huarche de Lengua..delicious...family loved their tacos

This place is not fancy, but it is authentic. You place your order at the counter, and they will…read morelet you know when it's ready. I had the burrito. My wife had al pastor and bistec tacos. We also ordered chips and salsa for $6.

Small, cute spot on Lancaster Ave…read more I thought the serving sizes were a little small considering the prices. Bowl (Al Pastor, Cilantro Lime Rice): The flavors of the bowl weren't too impressive. Although everything was well cooked, it was bland. I barely tasted the Al Pastor due to the other toppings in the bowl, the flavor would've stood out more if there was more meat. The cilantro rice just tasted like white rice. Quesabirra: Very flavorful! The Birria was tender and well seasoned. It paired well with the salty, tomatoey dip - the flavor of the dip tasted like a mixture of tomato soup and chili.

I love this place soo much! The food is so good. Although sometimes they get my order wrong, it's…read morestill amazing food. Definitely worth the long wait but overall, is an amazing place if you wanna go get tacos!

I called over 20 es trying to make a dinner reservation and was hung up on each time. I really…read moredon't know how they stay in business!

The food was fresh and DELICIOUS! They made us feel like we're regulars even though it was our…read morefirst time there. The hand painted and carved wooden chairs and tables are gorgeous too. Definitely coming back.

Delicious food with fresh ingredients. The horchata is absolutely amazing! It has to be one of my…read morefavorite beverages in Berks County. The interior dining area is relatively small and clean, though I would not recommend it for large gatherings. I thoroughly enjoyed the "get that corn outta my face" and was thankful to have the option for it in a bowl (otherwise I wouldn't have tried it.) it was a unique blend of flavors and textures that had me questioning the first bite or two, but the more I ate it, the more I liked it. (If you get the bowl, I recommend stirring it up first to evenly distribute the ingredients.) Service was prompt and courteous when they brought each of the meals to our table. This is a counter style establishment, so that was appreciated. The theme of the restaurant focuses on the Nacho Libre movie (menu items named after key movie points) and other movies focused on luchadores. It is unfortunate that the thumb wrestling rings never returned to the tables following Covid. This is a fun and laidback place to grab a quick bite. I love the quirky atmosphere and the delicious food. My recommendation would be to go during down times so you can sit and enjoy the atmosphere without the wait.

6 years later and this is still one of my top favorite taco places! Prices are fine/competitive for…read morethe area. Quality clearly is the same aka delicious and they are so friendly there!

Gonna keep this one pretty simple. It's a small Mexican store and restaurant. No thrills, just a…read morehandful of tables. Luckily I went with a reoccurring patron, otherwise I wouldn't have known you get called back to the counter (where you order and have a seat) to grab your food and condiments. The tacos were good, but not amazing. I prefer those I've found on Oley Street, as the pricing is better there as well. I also felt the shells were a little drier than those spots. I wouldn't be in a rush to go back since there are so many other options, but again, not bad.

If you're not used to the area, this spot will be off the beaten path, but just like Lewis and…read moreClark going out of their way to explore unknown land, this place is well worth your time. Go ahead and get a torta that'll blow your damn mind. Order 5 tacos then order 5 more cause 5 ISNT ENOUGH! Finish up your food then go into the store it's connected to if you're trying to up your damn game with some cowboy boots and liters of Mexican soda. To wrap it all up this place is a good time and an experience my guys.