Best breakfast burrito I've ever had. We picked this up on a whim, will absolutely be back - and…read moresoon. Incredible. Everything was fresh, the burrito I had for breakfast had me full all day.

The food was authentic and delicious! Not much for ambiance with limited indoor seating, but it is…read moredefinitely one of those unassuming places with amazing food options, flavors, and fast, courteous service! I'd definitely recommend and will go again!

After meeting up with a high school friend (now living in Dallas) at Casa Grande Ruins National…read moreMonument and wandering the grounds, we worked up the perfect appetite and headed over to Casa Palomino Mexican Restaurant. What a great find. The food was exactly what you want after a warm Arizona afternoon--fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. Classic Mexican comfort food done right. But honestly, what made it stand out was the whole experience: relaxed atmosphere, friendly service, and the kind of place where you can sit, catch up, and lose track of time over good conversation. Between the history, the desert views, and a really satisfying meal, it turned into one of those unexpectedly perfect Arizona days. Definitely worth the stop if you're anywhere near Coolidge.

Very friendly staff. All the locals are recognized and treated well. I like anyplace that has…read morehorchata! The portions were large and reasonably priced.

Can't say a lot about the food I always get the chicken tacos and they're good bang for their buck…read more I've tried a few other things, but the meat has been a little sketchy in each of them. Service is always very nice and helpful. Typically quiet when we go in there not too many inside customers. Gave it a four rating for the chicken tacos.

As other reviews have stated, this used to be a great place in Coolidge to eat. Today will most…read morelikely be my last. Most things have become much smaller: The plates that are not large enough for a burrito, not that the burritos are that large for the price, no napkins with the silverware, why maple syrup was on the table and I asked the waitress that question and the salsa bottles are half the size given that was the main reason I would come here to begin with. They also used to provide a side of lettuce and tomatoes with the burritos. I reviewed the entire menu and couldn't find one option for maple syrup. This morning the burrito had an awful lot to be desired. The meat tasted as if it was cooked a previous day and was burned from being reheated, the chicken tough and dry, the shrimp cold and the burrito in all was way over salted. The tortilla as always didn't taste fresh. As mentioned, the inside of the building has little to no customers and why the drive-thru has so many customers I wouldn't know or understand. I went thru the drive thru once and something dripped all over my car. No one could tell me what and believe me I was loud and pretty insistent at wanting to know what it was given it was a workday so I couldn't go home and wash it off. I neglected to mention that today was actually a special occasion given there was toilet paper in the restroom. Most times there is none and I generally try and remember to bring some given their cheap thin napkins are not a good substitute. Yes: DEFINITELY WILL NOT GO BACK!!! And I used to eat here at least once a week given that there isn't much of a selection in Coolidge to begin with.

Tags was a good find for us. We love breakfast out and this quaint diner is just right. The menu is…read morefull of delicious old fashioned favorites like, diced ham and eggs YUM and chicken fried steak, another Yum. Service is friendly and if you like an older fashioned diner this is the place. We're planning on trying lunch one day soon.

Mom and pop vibe. Ordered Mexican plate and it was just bad!! All I've experienced there was the…read moreMexican plate. People were nice.

So we frequent the Pollo Lucas in Rocky Pointe (Puerto Penasco). We just got notification of this…read morenew location on their instagram account in Coolidge, AZ! So we made the 36 mile trip for date night! It was so good, kinda thought there might be a small let down because the Rocky Pointe location is so near and dear to me but there was 0 letdown. This place was amazing, the staff was great and they had futbol on their TV's, love it! We will definitely be back!

This is always my first and last stop in rocky point, so when I had to drive through Coolidge and…read moresaw this place, I immediately stopped everything I was doing and pulled over!!! Bought two whole chickens with all the fixings, five, beans, and brought it home for my husband and his family to try, since they've never been to Mexico. They loved it just as much as I always have. I live in the city, but will definitely be heading back regularly. It's around $37 for a whole chicken, a large container of rice and beans, and 16 tortillas. This made plenty of tacos for our family and is extremely reasonably priced. Soooooooo glad to have this place so close

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!

I've been twice since my initial review and I'm pleased to announce this location is still FIVE…read moreSTARS!! I was really worried I'd come back and the Carne Asada would be bad. But nope, it's been excellent and #1 Asada in the entire state of Arizona each time, and I'm happy. I will say, my first visit had the best service, but it hasn't been offensive; just okay I guess. They are certainly on the slow side, but it's a mom and pop local restaurant with like 2 people working it. I think expecting perfect everything is a bit silly. They do well enough. Anyway, I really like the home feel of the resturant. It's a bit small, but I feel like I am visiting my old friend(RIP) grandmother's house when I was in my early 20s. I really like it here. Please stop by. They'd be happy to have you.

The food is good and wholesome I suppose it is authentic as well…read more My problem with them is the service. It is horrible. No, not whining. I called ahead for lunch, 25 minites. Arrived on time for pick up , the order wasn't even started. That took another 25 minutes. I will not be going back.

I stopped at La Paloma Mexican Restaurant because it was described as a family restaurant, and I…read morewas craving something homey and it did NOT disappoint! We started with the asada fries, which were super tasty and had great flavor. For my main dish, I ordered the asada burrito with white sauce, and it was absolutely delicious. To finish things off, we shared the sopapilla with honey, and it was the perfect sweet ending. The service was friendly, welcoming, and made the whole experience even better. I'll definitely be coming back.

Came in after church on a Sunday around 1 p.m. The waitress said we could sit anywhere so we choose…read moreby the back patio door. There was about 12 people who were finishing up there food. My mom ordered the unlimited menudo, niece got a side of french fries, and I got the enchilada plate. They offered chips and red salsa. Everything tasted authentic. It's Sonora/New Mexico flavor Mexican food. We will be back for the menudo.

Everything is good would recommend it to anyone. Very friendly staff great service and great food…read more Try the tacos

1) Horchata! Yum :) 2) Veggie Burrito. Beans, rice,…read moreguacamole, lettuce, and a super tasty pico de gallo. Totally hit the spot! http://su.pr/AHBVoM 3) Friendly and helpful staff :) 4) They have a drive-thru! ...in case you don't feel like dining in. 5) Advantages of dining in include stocking up on fake mustaches and spy equipment for your secret agent needs: http://su.pr/1NAeRH I spent less than $5 on dinner. Yay! I'm a fan :)

Our favorite restaurant in Casa Grande! The service is always friendly and welcoming, and the food…read moreis consistently delicious. They have the best cheese crisp! When we go, I always try something different and have never been disappointed. My husband usually goes for the menudo or the pozole -- both are so good! Always a great experience.

As usual, the 'mild' salsa was okay and the 'hot' was exactly that. Not for us gringos and I grew…read moreup in Texas! Can't convince the owners that not all their customers like extremely hot salsa! I wanted and ordered breakfast asking for fried eggs, potatoes, bacon and flour tortillas - nothing like that on the menu, but my waiter made it happen. Not sure I understand Mexican restaurant's treatment of flour tortillas. I would have thought they would be made in house. If these were made in their kitchen I would give them a failing grade. These were 'tough' and chewy and overcooked....not what I would have expected in a Mexican restaurant. Other than my criticism of the flour tortillas everything else was okay. Oh, as a sidebar, I don't understand serving a salad (or what Mexican restaurants call a salad) with eggs.