Hands down, BEST fry bread and Indian Tacos on the reservation - and in Oregon for that matter.read more

Decided to stop after seeing the 3rd or 4th sign on the side of the road while driving to Bend. We…read morewere intrigued. We had never tried Fry Bread. The food trailer is right off the freeway, about a block or two. They have a gravel parking lot available and some street parking. They also have a few picnic tables outside for seating. There are a few choices on their menu...the fry bread taco, chili cheese dog, hot dog or plain with various toppings (butter, honey, sugar, cinnamon, jam). We decided on the butter and honey ($4), and butter and jam ($4). Both were absolutely delicious! The fry bread is nice and crispy on the outside and soft inside. The ladies were friendly and attentive. Our order took about 5 minutes to fulfill after ordering. I did ask about credit cards and they stated they only took cash. Highly recommend. Would definitely stop by again while in the area.

Hidden gem! Enchiladas Rio were amazing. Salsa hot and…read moredelicious. Refried beans so buttery good!

Came here for their famous table side guacamole, it did not disappoint. It was fresh and delicious…read more It perfectly balanced the flavor of mango, tomato, onion and cracked pepper. Dont leave without trying their horchata, it was refreshing and surprisingly not overly sweet.

This place was highly recommended by the hotel staff. I was excited to try it…read more Nice little place. But it was so cold in there. I kept my jacket and gloves on. We were the only ones there. . . lasted about a minute lol. . . it quickly got packed. They didn't have the soup I wanted so my next go to. . . taco, enchilada, rice and beans. . . didn't see that either. I asked the server if I could order off the kids menu. He was so great about allowing me to do that. I had a cheese enchilada, rice, and beans. It was ok. Not something that I would be rushing back for but it was good. My coworker had the asada fries. She loved them. The serving size was so big she had enough for a snack later and lunch the next day. I have to say the chips and salsa were good. Perfect amount of salt and the right amount of spicy. Sorry I forgot to snap a pic.

Service is 3/5, food 2/5, margarita 2/5. Food was served without silverware initially and Luke…read morewarm. The margarita is weirdly carbonated and just not good. Not the worst experience, but I don't think we'll be back. *Edit, my boyfriend had to expel his dinner upon leaving. Do not recommend.

If you know me, you already know... I don't mess around when it comes to tacos. Every place we go,…read moreI'm out to find the best taco. We ended up at La Posada Mexican Grill in Madras, Oregon... and this is one of those spots that doesn't try to impress you from the outside... but the food absolutely does. I ordered a carne asada taco and their three crispy bean tacos that they're known for. The carne asada had that real flavor to it, not over-seasoned... just simple and done right and the tortillas... perfect. And those crispy bean tacos... I get why they're known for them. Crispy, flavorful, and just the right ratio of filling to topping. And the salsa bar... this is where you can tell if a place is serious. While it looks simple in the photo, it honestly deserves a review all on its own. Multiple salsas, all different, all fresh... pickled carrots (one of my favorites), and of course, radishes. But the kicker... what really put it over the top for me and sold me on coming back someday were the roasted chiles and grilled onions on the side. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how good this place really is. And I'll say this, because it proves itself over and over again... do not judge a Mexican restaurant by the outside of the building. Ever. Some of the best food you'll find is in the most unassuming places... and this is definitely one of them. So authentic.

It is almost comical how many people have told me to try this place out…read more Several different Mexican food options in town, but this is a local favorite. Came here for a breakfast burrito. Ordered over the phone and it was ready when I got there. SO GOOD. THE BACON. THE EGG. THE TORTILLA. CHEFS KISS. Ambiance- it was only me and my friend but the service was spectacular. Great option if ur in town and it's a chain

Delicious elk burger, perfect fries, huckleberry pie was tart and yummy with whipped cream which we…read morehad at home when we ate it later. Too pricey for regular eats, but worth it once in a while. Only complaint is half on us, as we were so tired and hungry that we forgot to ask for a medium burger and got cooked through. Fortunately the elk flavor carried through anyway.

An inexpensive roadside cafe with very generous portions. I had the Indian taco and my only regret…read morewas ordering the full instead of the half, as the full sized taco would be enough for 2 people. At a price of $15 and some change it just can't be beat.

I came here a few times while staying in government camp. I got a coffee, spiked coffee, and some…read moremargaritas all on separate visits. My favorite was the spiked coffee drink. The margaritas were just okay. I would preferred some with spicy and or more real flavoring. The coffee was good too! My boyfriend was a fan of their spiked coffee drinks and chia latte

If you want to pay 40 dollars for two meals that taste like mush and white people cuisine, come…read morehere! The guy at the register couldn't even explain the menu items. I wanted CARNITA TACOS, you know corn tortillas with cilantro and onions. I saw an option for crispy corn tortillas, and so I asked if they were just corn tortillas fried in a little oil. He had no clue. He asked the cook in the back (also white with long a hair and no hair net/hair tie at all). I told the teller I specifically did not want hard shell tacos. So once the teller came back he said "yeah not hard shells, they're made in house".. So 10 minutes later they came out with three hard shell tacos with only (pre shredded) cheese and lettuce on them. I don't think it ever occurred to the cook that using spices on the meat would make the food taste good. I also don't think it ever occurred to the cook that he should taste his food. They brought out the saddest portion of beans and rice that didn't have even a grain of salt added to them. The beans were cold and mushy with absolutely no spice. The salsa did no favor either, it was thick tomato water at best. HORRIBLE. Horrible. horrible. I could not eat more than a few bites before I was actually repulsed. When I told the teller I didn't really get what I wanted he actually acted annoyed, and said "it was a miscommunication". He was probably so high he couldn't even register I specifically asked to not be served hard shell premade tortilla shells! Then as I sat waiting to leave I saw the "cook" prepping lettuce by peeling off rotting leaves, and wiping his hands all over his pants before chopping the lettuce. Then started eating right over the counter he was prepping the lettuce on. He did not wipe the counter and continued with prep work. I came here on Saturday - 1/17/26 at 2:00pm

Terrible. Thought it would be a fun greasy spoon. Expensive and odd. Not a typical all American…read morebreakfast experience.

Excellent food. Butter chicken. Hit the spot. Friendly service. Service was fast. Good musicread more

Coco Loco has the best tacos! Absolutely Fire! I will hunt them down every time I come to town!…read moreChefs kiss!

We made it to Coco Loco Sunday evening after rushing from Salem to make it before closing time…read more We've had their fish tacos before, but they were out of fish after the weekend. We were disappointed as we don't make it to Sisters very often, but it's understandable as they are closed Monday & Tuesdays. We're glad we got to try something new. The carne asada nachos were delicious and fed myself and two kids for dinner that night and lunch for two of us the following day! Coco Loco was the only food truck at the Food Cart Garden. Worth the stop.

fantastic spot in Redmond that delivers both quality food and a welcoming atmosphere. From the…read moremoment you walk in, the restaurant feels clean, comfortable, and well taken care of, with a relaxed vibe that makes it easy to sit down and enjoy your meal. The food is where Xalisco really shines. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The menu offers a great variety of Latin-inspired dishes, giving you plenty of options whether you're in the mood for tacos, burritos, or something more traditional. The meats are well-seasoned and tender, and the portions are generous without sacrificing quality. Every bite feels authentic and satisfying. Service was friendly and efficient, with staff who make you feel welcome and ensure everything is taken care of. Food comes out in a timely manner, and the overall experience is smooth from start to finish. Between the delicious variety of food, clean environment, and great service, Xalisco Latin Cuisine is definitely a place worth visiting in Redmond. Whether you're local or just passing through, it's a reliable choice for a flavorful and enjoyable meal. Highly recommend!

Great Food Large Menu…read moreGood Service The street tacos are amazing!! The chimichanga looked small, but I couldn't finish it! Queso Fundido was just the right amount of spicy! Highly recommend

Stopped here based off of the yelp reviews. Food was fantastic! Great customer service as well…read more Happy we chose here to eat. They had 5 tables indoors and 2 tables outdoors that were shaded.

Ordered Chorizo breakfast burrito. Excellent. Best breakfast burrito in Prineville. Not overly…read moresalty or greasy. Chopped Jalapeños contribute just enough spice for me. I enjoy it the way they make it, even if I could tolerate spicier. 10/10 highly recommend.