We celebrated my mom's birthday and loved the festive atmosphere including live Mariachi music. The…read moreserver was very attentive and brought her a delicious birthday flan. The lighting and murals made a lovely backdrop for our family photos. I would highly recommend this restaurant!

We celebrated our 4th wedding anniversary at Rosa Madera, and we truly had the BEST experience!…read more From the delicious food to the beautiful atmosphere and amazing service, everything was perfect. Nancy was absolutely wonderful and made our night even more special. Before we headed out, she surprised my husband and me with music ,the staff came to use with two shots and a beautiful rose. It was such a thoughtful gesture and the perfect way to end our anniversary celebration. We are so grateful for the amazing experience and the wonderful memories we made. Thank you, Rosa Madera, and especially Nancy, for making our 4th anniversary so special! She got us it was a true surprise.We can't wait to come back!

Started off with a Cadillac Margarita - balanced and nicely made. Their chips and salsa are a hit!…read moreI always appreciate a good tasting salsa. Enchilada verde with shrimp was very tasty. The verde sauce was good; not too salty. The whole beans were surprisingly flavorful. I would definitely order this again. Waitress was pleasant and checked on us several times. Outside seating is a plus.

THE DAVIS LOCATION IS WAYYYY BETTER!!!!!!…read more Seating in the bar is questionable when the bartender is busy and we get the interruptions and ugly attitude: "Hey can we get some menus? The folks over got here much later than we did..." ---"THAT TABLE IS PART OF THE BAR!!" "The bartender is very busy, how are we..." ---I CAN ASK OUR SERVER BUT SHE WILL MOVE YOU!!" *ME with exaggerated body language giving a huge WTF* "Um, it's an empty table and we want to sit there. Little ass table! Bffr!" No where near the outstanding service at the Davis location. Not even the same ownership, and IT SHOWS!!

Already 5 stars just based on the salsa bar- by far the most expansive and impressive array of…read moresalsas and mixed pickled veggies I've seen offered, all complementary! I had 3 street tacos, and I'd recommend the lengua and the shrimp. The lengua was succulent and plentiful. The shrimp had great flavor and some yummy char. Overall, I'll definitely be back to get Mexican food and use the amazing salsa bar!

I just ordered a carnitas burrito from Taqueria La Perla Tapatia, and it was honestly one of the…read moreworst burritos I've had in a long time. The burrito was below average in size, had meat covering less than half of it, and contained no sour cream. The portion and overall preparation were nowhere near what I would expect when paying for a carnitas burrito. But the most concerning part was the salsa. It had an extremely strong chemical taste and smell that reminded me of Fabuloso or mop/cleaning solution. It was so unpleasant that I genuinely questioned whether something had gone wrong with the preparation or whether the salsa had somehow come into contact with cleaning chemicals. I cannot say what caused it, but the taste was absolutely disgusting and raised a serious food-safety concern for me. This is why consistency and proper food-handling procedures matter. A restaurant can have a great meal one day and a terrible one the next, but customers shouldn't have to wonder whether something that tastes like cleaning chemicals is safe to eat. I hope management takes this seriously and looks into the preparation, storage, and handling of the salsa and other ingredients. If a product tastes or smells strongly enough like cleaning chemicals that a customer is questioning whether it may be contaminated, that is something that should be investigated--not dismissed. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I cannot recommend this burrito. Poor portion, poor execution, and a salsa that raised legitimate food-safety concerns. Consistency and cleanliness should be non-negotiable in a restaurant.

We finally had time off again on a Sunday to come and enjoy thier yummy Sunday Brunch…read more Everything tasted amazing! Wish I could eat more I would of tried more dishes. Last time we were there I thought I was able to get just plain tortillas from the tortillas lady spot. But she looked confused then I asked for a few flour tortillas. She asked what meat I wanted to make street tacos. That's fine the pork tasted very good. But I like plain tortillas with the eggs and other dishes. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. I guess next time we will ask the server. We started with the omelets this time. Very good and well made. We tried many things, hard to take pictures. It was very busy and carrying a plate didn't work well when taking pictures.

El Tapatio in Citrus Heights is not a bad spot. Place was pretty spacious and wasn't too crowded…read morewhen I went. Got chips and salsa right when I sat down, but it was about 10 minutes before anyone came to take my order. Food came out in about 8 minutes after ordering though. I got the two steak tacos meal which came with refried beans and cilantro rice. The beans were actually a highlight for me, flavorful and piping hot. The tacos were decent overall and the steak itself was definitely the strong point, but the red onions weren't finely chopped and that was throwing me off a little. Overall not a bad spot if you're in the area and want some Mexican food.

After seeing The Odyssey at the Esquire IMAX, we walked over to Tequila Museo Mayahuel for dinner…read more It was the perfect way to end our evening! The restaurant had great energy and a fun, buzzy atmosphere. The crowd was a lively mix of people from the Capitol, couples enjoying date night and moviegoers grabbing dinner before or after a show. We ordered the carnitas and carne asada. Both plates were generous and full of flavor. The carnitas were tender and practically fell apart with a fork, and the carne asada was cooked perfectly. Add friendly service and a colorful setting, and you have a great downtown Sacramento dining spot!

We went in a Saturday around 2pm, the restaurant was not busy at all and we were seated promptly…read more The food at Tequila Museo Mayahual was good, and we enjoyed the flavors and overall atmosphere. Unfortunately, the service was lacking during our visit. One of our meals was forgotten and we had to flag down the server to let him know. Our server also wasn't around very often, so it was difficult to get refills or ask for anything we needed. When we requested a specific number of to-go boxes, we weren't given enough and had to get up and ask for additional boxes ourselves. Overall, the food was enjoyable, but I took away 1 star for the lack of service. The service could definitely use some improvement, especially since it wasn't busy when we went. With more attentive service, this could have been a much better dining experience.

This place is great I haven't tried the food yet but it's amazing 10/10 would recommend coming to…read moretry

This is by far the best La Favorita in Sac IMO. It's large, always clean and quick service. I also…read morefeel their menu is larger. The tacos are loaded with meat and the cheese enchiladas are always packed with melted cheese. I don't know how many times I've order cheese enchiladas from other places and the cheese is still cold inside. Just typing this review is making me want to go have a miche and some tacos.

Love the food!!! Have been coming for years. Service was great as well. Free chips and salsa was a…read moreplus! If you're thinking about it? Just go!! You will not be disappointed. Delicious food and big portions.

We ate at El Novillero in Sacramento and WOW--the portions are HUGE! Seriously, come hungry. They…read moreeven have a note on the menu saying they don't split plates, and once our food came out, I understood why they mention it. There is SO much food! Everything came out looking great, and the portions definitely make you feel like you're getting your money's worth. The chips, salsa and guacamole were a great start, and by the time our entrées arrived, we knew there was no way we were finishing everything. The restaurant itself is really cool. I loved the old-school atmosphere, colorful décor, tile floors, photos everywhere, and all the little details throughout the building. It feels like a place with history and personality rather than a cookie-cutter restaurant. Definitely worth checking out--but don't go unless you're hungry! Come prepared for a serious plate of food and probably leftovers!

I had lunch earlier today. Service was 10/10 my server there named Angel recommended really great…read morefood to try. He was always attentive, made sure i had everything I needed and just overall made my first time eating there a great experience.

Kat with K is amazing! Great service, conversation and just an overall nice human. Very attentive…read moreand drinks were never empty.

Another amazing lunch at El Rincon. A couple of street tacos. I didn't want chips today but they…read moreare good so order them Roxy gets just meat and we both enjoy the patio. Love this little place.

MASSIVE super burritos filled to the brim!…read more Cute spot on a weird corner with a tiny parking lot but lots of street parking. This was the most shrimp I've ever gotten in a shrimp burrito. And was decently priced for a super burrito at a popular spot. Didn't love that the menu was all ai photos and stuff, hard to tell what things will actually come out. But overall was a good experience and a solid dinner (and lunch the next day lol)

Very generous portions across the board…read more Large guacamole could have easily fed 6 adults. Chicken tortilla: The flavors were great and the bowl size was massive. Carne asada: Meat was okay. Would skip next time. Kids meal comes with a drink and ice cream, which was a hit. Nice ambience with indoor and outdoor options.

I've been to Polanco more times than I can remember over the years. I hadn't been in a few years…read moreand had really been craving their food, so when we had tickets to a show this past week I wanted to take my girlfriend there beforehand. It's always been a busy place and sometimes hard to get into before a show, but the service was always great. This time we sat outside, which actually had a really nice view of the Golden 1 entrance. Our waiter was really nice and courteous, but it was pretty obvious he was doing the job of about three people. He did the best he could and stayed friendly the whole time, but when you're spread that thin it's hard to stay on top of drinks, food coming out, checking on tables, etc. We didn't really hold that against him because it seemed much more like a staffing issue than anything he was doing wrong. One of the things I've always liked about Polanco is their carafe of Palomas. We ordered one at the bar and then another at the table. When we got the bill, we noticed an extra charge for four cups. After looking at it again, we realized that after paying $48 for a carafe, you're also being charged for the cups you drink it out of. That is honestly one of the most ridiculous charges I've ever seen at a restaurant. I've always really liked this place, so it was disappointing. Being short staffed is one thing, but that's a management issue, not the waiter's fault. Charging people extra for cups after they just bought a $48 carafe of cocktails is just wild. This review does not refer to their food, ambiance, decor or staff. Unfortunately this has to do with under staffing (managing issue) and now charging for CUPS