Great find in Pima,Arizona, west of Safford and Thatcher. Takeout breakfast burritos for the group…read moreincluding chorizo, egg and, cheese; bacon eggs and cheese; and variations of the same with potatoes or no eggs. Breakfast restaurant options were discussed and hands down, it was El Mesquite Taqueria. I had the bacon egg and cheese and it was very tasty. The salsa had good heat and woke up those taste buds. Will be back, next time in town. Check it out at pimatacos.com.

Stopped for some breakfast burritos. There were 11 of us, and no one was disappointed. They were…read moreamazing, and pretty darn quick. I really want to try the rest of the menu.

The food is pretty good I like the soft tacos dinning area is kinda out dated but it's a nice…read moreatmosphere

I had the cheese enchiladas, the were excellent. I would recommend. The service was fine, it was…read morefast. There is not a lot of ambiance but it's a great place to eat.

My husband and I had very differing views on our food here. I'd give them 3 stars, he'd give them…read more5. Everyone was super friendly and efficient. The space was great. The restaurant has lots of rooms and tables and is decorated in fun Mexican decor. I appreciated that they had a few menu items for someone eating low carb. I chose a bowl where I could customize it to fit my dietary needs. They made it sound like a huge bowl (13"), but most of it was a large rim. Still, it was a big salad. I chose shredded lettuce, cilantro lime cauliflower rice, grilled chicken, guacamole, and shredded cheddar. They only had two dressings and none of those were ranch, so I used the salsa that came with the complimentary chips as my dressing. Lots of lettuce, had to search hard for some cauliflower rice, very little chicken, some cheese, and a good scoop of delicious guacamole. Basically I felt like it was $17 for a big salad of iceberg lettuce. A disappointing meal. My husband, however, loved his meal..a crunchy taco, shredded beef enchilada, and a shredded chicken enchilada, along with rice and beans. He says his was all very flavorful. I'd try something else if we'd ever go again.

Decent Mexican restaurant - visited with colleagues while in the area for a client meeting…read more Favorites: - Chips (ask for the flour ones!) - queso - chunky salsa My pork chile burro was passable, and was served with a large salad. My colleagues seemed to enjoy their food. Service was attentive, there was plenty of parking, and prices were good.

Another visit, the food is so delicious here and I'm really glad my kids eat a lot of whatever they…read moreorder! It was quiet and a very enjoyable peaceful time with my son. Service was quick and the owner is so very friendly, love the vibes here! Tried the Steak Breakfast, so filling and a great value for the money. Ordered guacamole for the side; I love their little flour tortillas! Son ordered his favorite! We also tried the horchata, it's sweet. Also went with the strawberry Fanta!

Surprise! I was hungry and needed a quick bite. Only one option in Clifton and it was a restaurant…read more I wanted a drive through or food truck and I fished my wish! These lady's have a nice set up with picnic tables and shade. I ordered a chicken and steak burrito and replaced the shrimp with beans. It was delicious. The chicken was a little bit dry but overall I was very pleased. Hot sauce hot but not too hot. This is a good bet when in Clifton! Clearly a locally used and supported business.

After a long wait at another Mexican restaurant, we walked over to La Unica Restaurant &…read moreTortilleria and I'm so glad we did! We were seated right away on the patio, which was a great start. Our waitress was very attentive, and the service stayed consistent the entire time. The food was chef's kiss. The rice was excellent, and the fajita platter my husband and I shared was flavorful and more than enough. The margaritas were on point too. We ordered the huge Cadillac margarita and it did not disappoint. This will definitely be our go-to spot every time we're in Willcox for the wine festival!

Crazy overpriced for the small portions you get. A house margarita is $14 for a 10 oz. drink…read more Average lunch entrée is $19. My wife and I sat on the patio because we had our dogs with us. We were joined by hundreds of house flies all around us. The little table propellers designed to keep flies away helped to a degree, but treating the fly problem would have been a better solution. Why are attracted to food, so perhaps a cleaner patio? I had the burrito bowl. I have never had drier chicken in all my life. An absolute disappointment. Our bill came out to just under $80 for two people. That's absolutely ridiculous considering what we got for it.

Who would have thought I would find the best Fajitas in Wilcox!!!!! They taste even better than…read morethey look and the look BOMB!! The salsa bar as a matter of fact the whole bar was on point! Thank you Isabel for a great lunch and a true gem in the desert We loved it and will be back!!

We really want to love Isabella's since we come to Willcox every year for the wine festival, but…read morethis visit was disappointing. The restaurant seems very understaffed, which led to long wait times throughout our experience. We sat at the bar in the middle of the restaurant, but there was no bartender. Drinks had to be made by a waitress, and she would leave again right after, so service felt very inconsistent. There was also no hostess, which added to the confusion when arriving. We noticed another guest across from us who also wasn't being attended to, and the waitress apologized to him as well, mentioning there was no bartender available to cover the bar area. We understand places can get busy during festival weekends, but better staffing or support would really improve the experience. Hoping to see improvements next time because we'd truly love to make this one of our go-to spots in Willcox.

La Casita in Mammoth, AZ is the basis upon which I judge Mexican food. From simple cheese crisps to…read morethe many combination plates they offer, La Casita's food is top notch. If you're traveling up or down AZ Highway 77, it is a required stop if you're passing through. The venue is not fancy, but who cares when the food is good. The servers are always attentive. I no longer get to sample their offerings as often as I would like. I used to work locally and it was the obvious lunch stop with vendors because of how good their food was. This trip I got my old favorite, Machaca Chimichanga (which you can't get that's worth anything in TX or MT). The tortilla was crispy and almost melted in my mouth without any signs of oil. Yum! Their beans are always excellent, made the old-fashioned way, creamy. Fit my drink, I opted for Modelo Negro, which complimented my chimi perfectly and followed the meal with an order of sopapillas with cinnamon & sugar and honey. ¡Perfecto!

Probably ranks as one of the worst burro in AZ, sorry but true. I ordered the Machaca Shredded Beef…read moreBurro. It looked like a pancake rather than a burro. Hardly any meat and bland.

This place was recommended to us from a local antique dealer two towns over…read more We were very glad we made the drive here. There was a huge menu and we decided to get the number three combo platter that had a pork, tamale, cheese, enchilada, and beef taco. He had the Carne Asada with green chili and cheese. Solid food. Very attentive service, but not overbearing. Ambience was great! Very welcoming and was very busy, but not to the point where there was a wait at all. We would highly recommend this place if you want a solid home-cooked and fresh meal.

Post flood clean up underway in Miami. Arizona. Guayas El Rey is at end of street. It's Monday at…read more2:00 pm and place is packed with lots of workers/volunteers. First time at restaurant. Enjoying a lunch with Ed who was born in Miami over 90 years ago. We both ordered #6 combination plates with a burrito, taco and cheese enchilada. Place is a local favorite. Servers and cooks were slammed for hours and provided exceptional friendly service. Homemade chips and salsa were fine. The cheese enchilada was very tasty. The taco had a shredded beef and the burrito had nice chunks of beef. Right amount of heat. Price was under $12. No need for rice and beans, could not finish what was served. One of the best in the Copper Triangle Area. Put this one on your list. All good here!

Best pizza around , they are known for their great Mexican food but they make an extraordinary…read morepizza with nice thick crust.

Yesterday I walked in after ordering flautas over the phone. Afternoon on 12/23/24. The lady…read morecashier was rude as soon as she looked at me and the food wasn't good. I ordered two orders of chicken flautas with rice and beans. Two waters..a Horchata(my daughter liked it)and Jamaica. When we opened up the food this is how it looked. Pictures below. Hardly no cheese. The sour cream was watery from the lettuce still being wet and the crunchiness of the flautas got affected. The green salsa/guacamole?? Don't even know what that was..it was sauce that was greenish and so thick it looked squishy and tasted horrible. It couldn't even slide out the little cup to my flautas. Kitchen and Cashier were busy - con el chisme-(gossiping). In overall I would never order there again. I know how to cook and this was embarrassing. $32 NOT well spent. Would actually like a refund on this one Rated 1 star but would rate 0 if I could Esto no es como deben saber las flautas. Estoy desilucionada con su calidad en comida Y servicio( customer service)