This is a fire ass Mexican spot considering there ain't shit out here. Service was nice, walked in…read morefor pick up, and there was a mom chillin while the daughter/niece helped us out at the register. It was everything you expect from Mexican food with no underwhelming deliverance of the quality. We ordered takeout so didn't sit in. But the inside, there's helllla seats so you should be chillin. I wonder how busy it gets because when we went - it was dead af. Not that it isn't busy but we just went on one of those midweek times. I'd go here again if I ever came through this area again. If you're craving Mexican, and new to the area or visiting, it's worth it

A family-run spot with super friendly people…read more They serve chips and salsa for the table while you wait, which is always a nice touch. The food definitely has that home-cooked feel, and everything we ordered was delicious. Portions were generous too. Highly recommend this place! Just a heads-up--the kitchen might close about an hour before the posted hours, and they start turning customers away, so it's best to come earlier rather than later.

Hidden gem great food and very respectful people salsa and food it the spot way better then other…read morespots

Amazing tacos, we got the carne asada (beef) well seasoned without being salty. Great value for the…read morelow price. Rice was really good too. A couple of tacos with a side of rice was enough for 1 person, but they also have a combo plate if more hungry.

Not sure I would have gone in if my husband wasn't with me…read more But we enjoyed the Brisket Quesadilla. It was simple comfort food, freshly prepared, very cheesy and came with generous servings of salsa and sour cream. My Greek Salad with gyro was also just what I needed after too many vacation days without a nice salad.

I picked up a gyro with fries and a Diet Coke at the Cactus Bar and it was $26.82.....$33 including…read moregratuity. Dive bar ambience. Good gyro. Good service though.

From the second you walk in, the service is excellent--super friendly, attentive, and welcoming. We…read morestopped in during happy hour and their margaritas are phenomenal, perfectly mixed and incredibly refreshing. But the absolute star of the show is their chile relleno burrito. This plate-size masterpiece, smothered beautifully in red sauce and a mountain of perfectly melted, gooey cheese is hands-down the best chile relleno burrito of all time, packed with incredible flavor, perfectly cooked, and satisfying from the very first bite. The leftovers kept me fed for another two days. Shout out to Teresa, who remembered me from my last visit with my mother. That kind of warmth is the very definition of treating customers like familia.

Food is very good been here a few times .service is decent. Fried ice cream is excellent.read more

Huge portions even the kid ones are big. There horchata is great. Confidently open 24 hours.read more

Great portion for Asada Super Nachos, definitely an upgrade from my last experience here. This is a…read moregood portion for $17 super nachos ($19 with tax).

Out visiting Joshua Tree from SD with my wife and daughter last week. We always stop by Kasa Market…read moreto hit the carniceria and taco shop in back on our way out on Hwy 62. Our last experience proved to be as solid as all our past visits. We always pick up meat to cook at our site or kitchen and always stop for lunch or breakfast before packing the cooler and heading east. Picked up 2 lbs of chorizo, some cheese and tortillas from the market and we got welcoming vibes and friendly customer service from the butcher and the girl working the register. The taco shop in back is super legit too. I got 6 tacos (2 asada, 2 adobada, and 2 carnitas), my wife got cheese enchiladas with red sauce, and my daughter got a bean, rice, cheese burrito. Everything was insanely good and properly cooked per usual. As others have mentioned, the tortillas are super fresh and fluffy. The enchilada sauce is some of the best red sauce you can get north of the border. All 3 types of tacos were properly marinaded and cooked to perfection. Bomb guacamole and hot sauce for the tacos. My daughter loved her burrito as well. We never drive past Kasa Market without stopping by and they NEVER disappoint!

This spot is definitely on our lunch list each time we're in the area! Freshly prepared food,…read morefluffy tortillas and yummy marinated meats. I ordered the three rolled tacos with rice and beans. Love the fresh guacamole, lettuce, tomato's & cotija cheese on top! The menu includes the following: tacos, burritos, tortas, quesadillas, enchiladas, tostadas, nachos, asada fries, combo plates, family pack (includes one pound meat, rice, beans, onion, cilantro, red or green salsa, flour or corn tortillas and liter of soda), catering (five or ten pounds of meat), breakfast plates and burritos. Meats to choose from: asada, pollo, alpastor, carnitas, deshebrada, lengua, tripa and buche. Nice, friendly, employees, great food, plenty of parking out front and in the back. Note; inside is a small seating area, however you can get it to go. Wish they were closer so I could visit more often!

Ignoring the B on the window, I went in with an open mind to what so many have raved about. They…read morewere slow for 12pm; 2 tables, total of 4 guests, one of the tables already done eating. You order at the counter and they bring you your food, (so make sure you add a tip when paying.) I heard the quesabirria tacos were good, so I got one of those, a surf and turf taco (ribeye and shrimp), and a side of rice of beans and asked to have it all on one plate. The food took 31 minutes to come out. That's the main reason for the 2 stars. The food was actually really good! Great beans. Rice was decent. Surf and turf taco was very flavorful, but it had some kind of weird seasoning on it that I couldn't put my finger on (not bad, just strange). The quesabirria taco didn't come with consomme, She brought some out when I asked for it, but it was mostly fat and I couldn't eat it. The taco was still good. Overall, ambiance was nice, quiet (one tv), food was good, the woman who took the order also seems to do everything else in the place (I know there were at least two other people there in the back). Tables needed to be wiped. Maybe it was a one-off.

Humble setting but authentic food. We stopped for a late lunch after a trip through Joshua Tree…read moreNational Park. All raved (and rolled out of there). Chicken in the tostada was juicy, tender and flavorful. Shells were not greasy for tostada or taquitos. Service was great although small shop so when a big group came in we ended up with an iced tea refill instead of a Diet Coke refill. Not fancy but pretty swell food. We were still full at dinner time! I'd go back.

What a vibe!!…read more Visiting Joshua Tree and had to make a stop here! Options for coffee or a cocktail, what a cool concept. They have cool art work and merch. Staff are super friendly and had great customer service. We tried the Banana nut latte, salted caramel cold brew, Arnold Palmer and a cocktail El Compsnero. All were super tasty! I would add a little extra swetner when getting a tea, but we enjoyed our mid day pick me up! The photo booth was so much fun! We had a blast getting our pics. Just overall a dope place!

Overhyped and not worth it…read more The place looks really nice inside, but unfortunately, that's about the only positive thing I can say. I ordered the blueberry hibiscus, and it was terrible there was barely any flavor at all. It was so bad that I ended up throwing it away, which felt like a complete waste of money. My friend ordered the matcha latte, and that was just as disappointing. The matcha was extremely watered down and had very little flavor. To make things worse, the cashier was rude and had a standoffish attitude, which made the experience even less enjoyable. The AC also wasn't working, so it was uncomfortable inside. Overall, this place is way overhyped. The interior is cute, but the drinks and customer service were a huge letdown. Definitely not worth the money or the hype.

Amazing food and definitely worth checking out! Highly recommend this Mexican restaurant!read more

I found this place while passing through 29 Palms and decided to make a quick stop to get some…read morefood. I ordered some tacos and was totally disappointed with the amount of meat they put in them and the amount I paid. Tacos are $3 a piece, so I expected a decent or normal amount of meat per taco, but instead I got a kid's portion. I ate more tortilla than meat, just to put it into perspective. With total honesty, these tacos are worth $1.50 at most. The food taste was very mediocre, not even average. It lacked a lot of flavor. The agua fresca was really good, though. I hate it when palces charge a lot for food, but they're very stingy with the portions.

This place never disappoints. Love the service, love the decor, love the music…read more Wifey and I went here for breakfast, she got the chicken mole enchiladas, as usual, and I got the Menudo with Pata. (Beef foot) I couldn't remember if I've ever gotten menudo here before, I don't think I have. It was exceptional!

We stopped by this restaurant after exploring Joshua Tree, and this was great to refuel. The best…read morething on the menu, in my opinion, is the horchata. It's $8 but it's a big container. It's made fresh everyday. The staff are all very nice too. We ordered the octopus plate, al pastor torta, a few birria tacos. The birria tacos were our favorites and we only ordered one at first but then ordered a couple more. You get a good amount of food when you order the dishes which is always nice. We even came back the next day just for the horchata. If anything, at least get that.