Passing through town and staying the night. Searched yelp and found this gem! ABSOLUTELY AMAZING…read moreFOOD! Food is all homemade and fresh. The cheese dip was so good, and the mole was by far the best I've ever had! Very nice emoyees, im assuming our waitress was an owner. Super friendly. Give them a shot! You won't by regret it!!

Small Mexican restaurant with a quaint dining area, food was great. Salsa was a little watered…read moredown. This is pretty authentic. Service was good but seemed like little lady running the place also was cooking

Our first time in did not disappoint. The carne asada is tender and delicious, the chile verde…read morepleasantly different. A bit more heat, incredible flavor. We will def be going back to try other dishes. Service was fantastic as well.

La Puente is out favorite Mexican restaurant in the area. I have had a few different meals there…read morebut their Smothered Chile Verde Burrito with cheese and onions on top is so delicious. I also like the refried beans that I add some of their salsa for chips mixed into the beans. The service is really good and prices are very reasonable. Can't go wrong!

We were looking for a Mexican restaurant that didn't have the bland rice and beans, but was popping…read morewith flavor and this restaurant was just that!!! I loved the vegan list of options as I can't eat meat or cheese. My husband's entree was delicious too, but I cannot remember what it was. We were blown away with the flavor! Also, the ambiance is delightful. There was a live band, clean tables and great service. The food takes a while to come because they cook everything from scratch right after you order. Some of the reviewers were very discouraged because of this. But right on the menu, they say that it takes a while to make from scratch and I will have to say I don't care because it is the best food ever!! The servings are not as large as what you would get in a different Mexican restaurant, but the flavor makes up for the difference! We will continue to go!

Great food, great service…read more I don't give reviews very often. Only when I'm really impressed. Best Mexican food I've had in Northern Utah. I definitely will be coming back.

Delicious mexican food in Layton! The service was super friendly and the dining room was very…read moreclean. I found the prices to be very fair for the amount of food you get. I got shredded beef enchiladas and they were delicious. The rice and beans that came with them were great as well.

What a great Mexican restaurant in Layton. This is a true mom and pop…read morebusiness worthy of your support. The staff is friendly and very efficient. The food is served fast, fresh and the prices are reasonable for what they provide. We were impressed with how clean the restaurant was and how quick they were to greet us and seat us at a booth. We ordered the shredded beef enchiladas and the cheese enchiladas. Both dishes were great! Their rice and beans are fantastic and prepared the way we like them. And their chips and salsa... excellent. This will definitely become one of our frequent stops in the future. Be sure to give them a try!

Garcia's did surprise me! It wasn't very busy for a lunch on the weekend, but the food came & was…read morereally yummy! Everything is also in a large portions which is nice, you definitely get what you pay for! The atmosphere is a little lackluster but you're there for the food anyways. Service was pretty in & out, but attentive which is what you want.

Here it is, I haven't ate here for years.. Last time I came…read morehere, was so good. Not this time. My wife and I came here last Friday evening, the chips were stale, our order came out in 5 min, we ordered the fajitas steak and chicken, steak wasn't even seasoned, tasted like unseasoned roast beef, the refried beans were soupy, no flavor, the rice, plain, nothing was seasoned except the veggies, the worst was the flour tortillas, tasted like a uncooked egg roll wrap.

Amazing food and excellent service. Have been going here for years and never disappointedread more

This place was pretty good! We had a large group of 8, so…read morewe made a reservation! Lots of parking and they had bakery items available for purchase up front. They have really good daily specials too, and on Fridays they do $3 house margaritas! I tried one of those and really enjoyed it! For my entree I decided to try the Tequila Lime Pasta and it was good! Not to spicy and pretty flavorful! While I personally didn't have any issues, some of my friends did. At one point we needed our waitress so we could ask for more tortillas. It took a while and when she did come back, she told us there would be an up-charge for extra tortillas. The kitchen also forgot sour cream for someone. The portion sizes were good though, and the drinks were all delicious!

This place is utterly amazing! We stopped here after spending the day running around Lowe's and…read moreHome Depot, and their food did not disappoint. Since we were starving, we ordered their chicken quesadilla (delicious and so soft), Al pastor tacos (yuuummmmyy), and the quesobirria tacos (to die for). This may be our new favorite taco spot but I certainly wish they were closer to Ogden. Oh! We also tried their churros! Not too sweet on the outside, but had a tasty creamy filling. We'll be back!

Prices were reasonable. My husband had the buche torta and really liked it. I had carne asada,…read morecabeza, and tripa tacos. The asada was really dry, the cabeza was super fatty, and the tripa was tasty. The non spicy sauce she mentioned was actually spicy (green) and we found the brown one to not be spicy at all. The service was poor. The young girl taking our order seemed really annoyed with our questions and by taking our order. I think its an okay spot if youre in the area but wouldn't recommend going out of your way to eat here.

I wanted to try it because the name is in Spanish. It's a disappointment just like all other…read moreMexican food restaurants in Utah. The potatoes are from frozen. I can't eat this massive thing for breakfast and feel physically okay. I'm used to eating a breakfast taco every now and then. And you eat one taco for breakfast that has 2 ingredients in it. No cheese. You don't need cheese. I'm not impressed. I don't think they make the tortilla in house either. All in all, with the large Mexican and Hispanic population I would think that there is at least a handful of restaurants catered to us. I did see nopales on the menu. And other things that look good. But the breakfast options are not great. Also. Loud infomercial on the tv.

Great food, good staff, wonderful atmosphere! I ordered a…read moreburrito, 1 Al pastor taco and horchata and loved it

Good food.. Good people.. very California influenced .easy…read moreto get to and I'm pretty sure they also have a food truck.

I'd been eyeing this place for months and finally made it happen with a double date night out. A…read morelittle out of the way for me, but I'll always make the drive for a food truck concept that's leveled up to brick and mortar. The interior nails that Southern Cali college town energy with retro decor and good music at a volume where you can actually hold a conversation. Temperature was perfect, staff was warm and helpful, and the vibe overall just works. My wife and I had hoped to split a "Biggy" burrito, but our protein preferences don't overlap, so we each ended up with our own "Pee-Wee." No custom halves here, which cost us an extra $4.50 and left me feeling like we got less food total than a shared Biggy would have given us. If you have any appetite at all, size up. My steak Ol' Skool burrito was solid, though I made the mistake of going with the mild sauce. It needed more heat to really bring it together. The fries-in-the-burrito thing also isn't really my style. I'm more of a beans, rice, and fresh lime squeeze kind of guy, so I came away a little underwhelmed on that front. But that's a taste preference, not a knock on the place. Worth a visit, no question. Just come hungry, go spicy, and know whether you're a fries-in-your-burrito person before you order.

I've been coming here since 1992…read more. This place has been one of my favorites for years, and for good reason: the food flat-out delivers. The pork tacos are excellent, the buffet is a beautiful exercise in self-control failure, and the three enchilada plate is always a solid choice. Truthfully, it's all really good. What makes it even better is the people. Alex, Javier, and Sadie bring a fun energy that makes the whole place feel alive. Great food is one thing, but when the staff makes the atmosphere this enjoyable, it keeps you coming back. So go hungry, have a beer... or marigita, relax, and enjoy yourself. This place isn't just good - it's the kind of place you keep in your regular rotation for decades.

Sign outside lured us in. Said, "$13.99 Buffet with Drink." Turns out that if u watch long enough,…read moreit adds ONE PLATE. An obvious deceptive lure since most don't see this (we didnt). Regardless, after 15 minutes we finally got our buffet plates, then another 7min to get food on our plates (can't serve yourself). We were never asked if we wanted the one plate buffet or All-you-can-eat, and assumed the $13.99 price. We all got our bills, and each plate was around $20. The waiter then told us the lower price was for one plate only. In my case I did actually only have one plate and asked if he'd fix my bill. He said, "No. You have to tell me at the beginning." I said, "I was never told any options." He said, "I can't change your bill now." So the outside sign is deceptive, the waiter never clarifies the options when ordering, so both owner & waiter are at fault. No tip! I need more integrity from this restaurant and the waiters. Likely won't come back. Honesty is important to me, and the service timing was very subpar.