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.

Great spot for Mexican food! The flavors were authentic and well-seasoned, and the menu had a nice…read morevariety of classic dishes. I especially enjoyed the tacos--they were fresh, filling, and full of flavor. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was lively without being too loud. A couple of dishes took a bit longer to come out, but overall the experience was very enjoyable. Definitely worth a visit, and I'd happily come back to try more items from the menu.

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.

Love this hidden gem. Doesn't look like much from the street, but decorated nice inside. Service is…read moretop great. Food selection is awesome and taste is top notch. My favorite is the chips and salsa with a coke. Main dish is the stuffed chicken. Comes with an awesome mushroom sauce and sweet potato.

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.

3.6 stars 3 being average- I really like the bean dip, white chicken enchiladas. Red sauce items…read more-enchiladas, ranchero just Okay- 2 stars. Chicken enchilada pic, I asked/paid for no beans, double rice because I had ordered bean dip. They made a mistake that time. They've made about 3 mistakes with my online orders- but everyone makes mistakes. Not enough to dissuade me. Enchiladas are yummy- a slight sweetness to the white sauce. Fresh salsa is good. Chips warm- homemade(I think) Delivery fees are a bit much. (I live in.6 miles away) overall-consistently pretty good.

Excellent service. Atmosphere is clean. Family friendly. Seats many people. Has a bar.read more

Cute little local favorite for Mexican. Unfortunately, it was under staffed. It took a long time to…read moreget seated & longer to get our order taken. I had the enchilada special. The portions were big & worth the price. Sadly, however, the ground beef was very greasy & I would not recommend it. The aqua fresca was delicious & refreshing. If i came again, I would order something different or come for breakfast.

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!

Came here for lunch my order was simple 2 carne asada street tacos with a side of rice and beans…read more The service was decent and so was the food. I would come here again.

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.

Food was great and service was excellent. I would return for both. Great prices. Orchata is not…read moreshown, but was delicious. The salsa was amazing and very spicy. The way I like it.

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

We stopped by for the 3rd annual car show and had a blast! Lots of cool cars, delicious food, fun…read moreraffles, and more! It's always so fun and I love that they do this for their customers. We look forward to it every year!

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.