I love it so yummy! it was great the people were so nice and my food came out so fast highly…read morereccomend

With the name i thought this would be authentic Mexican food. We ordered the 3 tacos, the shells…read morewere store bought stale shells with cold ground beef in them. Took one bite and the rest went into the trash. Run don't walk away from this truck, you can get better at taco bell.

Had a great time here! The staff were able to sit us down right away and we were met with fresh…read morechips and salsa. Ordered the strawberry margarita which wasn't too sweet nor too strong, I quite enjoyed it. I tried the carreta bowl with chicken and it was very filling. I ate a third before I was full. The chicken was good and came shredded. Also got the kids bean and cheese burrito which came with rice and in my opinion, was a big enough portion for an adult so be prepared to take some home! For one of few Mexican restaurants in town, it was very good and there was decent parking available.

Our server was Olivia? (I think) she was so nice and we all got margaritas which were really good…read more The jalapeño one was surprisingly good if you like spice. Really good salsa and queso. My mom got the fiesta sampler which we had plenty of leftovers. The taquitos were really good! My dad and I shared the steak fajitas. My brother got the steak quesadilla. Overall this place was really good and we would all go back again!

Great small family operation. Fresh homemade tamales several days a week. Food is good,…read moreatmosphere is okay for the size. I would eat there tamales whenever I get an opportunity. Mmmm

It's been a minute since my last visit to Carmen's, and I'm happy to report that this cozy little…read morespot is still just as clean and the staff just as welcoming as I remembered. Since it was Taco Tuesday, I decided to mix and match a few items: The Puffy Tacos: Carmen's is famous for these, and they were incredibly tasty. If I'm being entirely honest, I remember them being just a little bit puffier on my last visit--but hey, that could easily be a figment of my imagination! Either way, the crispy beef flavor hit the spot. The Pork Tamale: This was the absolute star of the show. It was flat-out delectable. My only regret is that I didn't order two or three more to take home. The Sides: The refried beans were standard but solid. I ended up pairing the whole plate with some fresh avocado and a generous douse of Sriracha, which brought everything together perfectly. It's great to see a local favorite keeping up the hospitality and great food. I definitely won't wait so long to come back next time--especially when those tamales are calling my name!

I went with friends we had a lot of people there and all separate checks and the workers handled it…read moregreat. The food is amazing. The restaurant is beautifully decorated. We had lots of fun and I will definitely do it again.

Cinco de Mayo on a rainy day, but service was excellent and all staff was in a great mood. The food…read morewas a solid 4 stars (fajita salad and fajita burrito), spicy margs were delicious, and not too sweet.

Chapala is about 8 miles from where I live and I've had the opportunity to eat here multiple times…read more I've had everything from the nachos to enchiladas, Speedy Gonzalez to quesadillas, burritos, tacos, and most everything else. And I don't make multiple return visits to restaurants where I don't enjoy the food and the service. The restaurant is tucked away down what appears to be an industrial street where you wouldn't expect to find a sit-down restaurant. Because of this you won't accidentally discover it while you're out on a Saturday afternoon drive. I'm certain the location hurts their business as it has other failed restaurants that have occupied the same space in the past. But if you go to the trouble of finding it, you'll be happy you did. There are a few "Mexican" restaurants in this area of town, but this is a "Tex-Mex" restaurant, which I prefer. I won't go into describing each individual item on the menu, I'll just say the food is solid Tex-Mex. I lived in Houston and San Antonio for a total of 10 years, so I know what Tex-Mex is supposed to taste like. Chapala could definitely hold their own in South Texas. I think you should give it a try.

If it wasn't for the fast service and decent prices, this place would have received a 2-star…read morerating. The food we ordered was sub par. While many items were ok and overall portion sizes were good, it lacked seasoning, especially the quesadilla. It was simply a tortilla with an underwhelming amount of cheese. Didn't even taste like the tortilla was heated up with any butter. Very bland. The tacos we ordered were ok but the shells reminded me of that from a Taco Bell taco kit almost. Sadly a soft option or corn option was not offered to us. Even though we dined around 1230, the restaurant was empty. Only one other table was occupied with guests. The hostess was even eating while working which didn't make for a very welcoming ambiance.

Went to visit for first time. Website had hours posted. Got there and it was closed. Sign outside…read moreclosed sorry. Well they need to update the website. So we headed to our usual La Carretta. Sorry el luchador it might be a long while before we try you if ever.

I had the chance to eat at El Luchador after seeing it posted on social media. It' lives up to its…read morename with various representations of Mexican wrestling (lucha libre) as well as great decor . The food is all freshly made and there a variety of salsas to meet your dining tastes . I had the Super Birria which had cheese birria in the large fresh corn tortilla. The flavor of the meat was divine and this place is worth the drive if you are wanting traditional Mexican cuisine . The owner greeted us and also explained the traditional Mexican plates to those customers who are used to Tex mex. I would recommend el luchador to anyone wanting authentic and tasty Mexican food .

Oscar's is a little unassuming restaurant out in Olathe. I…read moreordered from doordash. I got a burrito with zesty chicken, Carnitas stuffed with Chara beans, Mexican rice and your traditional herbs and veggies for $10 with a side of refried beans for an extra $2.79 (I used my own plating for this post). Everything tasted fine , but I will say there was more rice than protein this time around and they were a little chintzy on the amount of refried beans. I was expecting two or three times as much for a full side instead of the lil' souffles worth. Next time I'll probably skip the burrito, kick the beans to the curb and stick with their excellent empanadas or flautas. Note: if you have time to dine in.... they should still have a cool little robot that serves your drinks... The robot along with the staff have always been very nice.

Oscar's Authentic Mexican Grill is one of those hidden gems you're so glad you stumbled upon. It's…read moretucked away in a strip mall, and while the interior isn't anything fancy, the warm welcome you get immediately tells you this is a true family-owned restaurant. The menu is simple, customizable, and exactly what you want when you're craving authentic comfort food. I ordered a rice bowl with Spanish rice, chicken, cheese, and queso. Oh, and get this... my food was delivered by a robot! Totally unexpected and super fun. If you're looking for great Mexican food with heart, Oscar's is absolutely worth a visit.

Always a great time with great food here. Staff are all so nice and the bartender on Tuesdays and…read moreFridays is the best. Mariachi band for cinco was very fun. Even had a mechanical bull.

Amazing dining experience. Great food. Good service. Perfect location with all your favorite vibes…read more Can't wait to go back. Must try menu items: - Pomegranate Margarita Luna Azul Tequila with PAMA Pomegranate Liquer - Queso Dip - Fronteras Parrillada A combination of chicken, steak, ribs, and shrimp wrapped in bacon, cactus, chorizo, queso fresco, chambray onions, chiles toreados on a bed of sautéed onion and peppers. Served with corn or flour tortillas. - Monterrey Burrito Bowl (GF) Black beans, white rice, sautéed sweet corn, lettuce, grilled chicken, queso fresco, pico de gallo, and queso special. - Strawberry mini chimis

Since moving to the area it's been difficult to find high quality street tacos. There have been…read moresome good places, but none compare to here. This popped up on Yelp as a suggested place so I thought I'd give it a try. The steak tacos were full of steak and very filling! I can put away some good quality Mexican food, but I was certainly full after just a few tacos. I suggest using both the green and red salsas. It's a great contrast of mild and heat and fresh flavors in addition to the fresh lime juice. I will definitely be back! This will be my new go to for tacos in JoCo!

We really enjoy this truck, the food is fresh and flavorful. They serve most dishes with fried…read moreonion, jalapeño, and other vegetables as well. The additional of the fries veggies is a nice touch and keeps us coming back. This truck is more expensive than many others but also has a higher quality. They have fresh tamales most of the time.

Tacos and burritos are good. Service is so fast! Ambiance is a grocery store so expect it to always…read morebe busy!

My gosh, when I tell you we come here WEEKLY, we aren't kidding. Le bf and I typically order about…read more20, yes 20, carne asada tacos. I've tried multiple dishes: al pastor tacos (not bad), carne asada tacos (can't go wrong), carnitas tacos (delish but does have clumps of pork skin fat which can get a little...meh), tamales (kinda dry, was my least favorite dish), and I've also tried their Chile relleno (again not bad, but have had better). I also always get a small horchata (AGAIN, not bad, a little diluted. I've had better, but not super sweet). They always give us a giant stack of lemons and plenty of hot sauce to last us days!