It's part bar, part neighborhood hangout part mid price, cozy Mexican restaurant. My son had three…read moretacos, and I had the chicken chicken mole, which was divine with a side of rice which tasted like -well -close to my mom's. Will need to go back to sample more. Of course the service was excellent and felt comfortable speaking Spanish to our server. My son especially enjoyed the complementary chips and salsa. The salsa was actually one of the better I have tasted in a while... homemade.

Updated on 4/24 I've been here a few times since my initial…read morevisit. The service has seen a small decline ever since. My stop last night found a slightly busy restaurant than I was accustomed too, but was able to find a table without a problem. It took 10-15 minutes for a server to come to the table without menus. After ordering some drinks, our food order was taken right away. Great I thought. We order a large guacamole but that never came. When our food arrived 25-30 minutes later, I said don't worry about bringing the guac. She did anyway and never took it off the tab. I had the carne asada and it was delicious. Too bad the service didn't match the food.

We were heading to the 4th of July celebration in Oak Creek and took the opportunity to give Azteca…read morea try. Let me start off by saying, we were not disappointed. They have indoor and outdoor dining spaces available. Outdoor is on the sidewalk but still looks enjoyable. As you can tell we opted for inside. The restaurant was lively. Slightly difficult to hold a conversation unless you're with a bunch of loud talkers. Our server was attentive and gave us time to look over the menu, even on a busy Friday night. We shared the guac appetizer. Good for the 3 of us, but order another if you have more people. Otherwise, we had a mix of tacos and fajitas. We all enjoyed the various items and will be back in the future.

Azteca in South Milwaukee is now open for lunch. Last week we finally got the time to go there for…read morelunch. The hubs had Enchilada Suizas and I had the steak torta. Both were fantastic. The food is always fantastic when we go there. The owners Carlos and Rossi are great people. Everyone there is friendly and helpful. A couple of tidbits about Azteca Restaurant MKE, they started in a gas station years ago. They moved to the location that they are in now and never looked back. They have a food truck on 20th and College and in South Milwaukee on Carroll Ave right off of N Chicago Ave. They also do catering. Check out their Facebook page, Azteca Restaurant MKE for more info. Their hours: Monday through Wednesday, 11 am to 9 pm, Thursdays through Saturday, 11 am to 9:30 pm

I have been here a handful of times I love it so much. I drive a hr just to get the menudo con pata…read moreand some tacos de carnitas with a hand made tortilla. It's always so fresh and delicious. The employees are always very friendly. The place could be a lot bigger they do have a bar in the back that a lot of people don't know about. I will most definitely be back my mouth is watering just talking about it.

This place is authentically delicious. Everyone is so warm and kind, the prices are reasonable and…read moreI haven't had an item I didn't love. The margaritas are great, with multiple good options. The Easter buffet was great and my kids loved the options including fresh fruit, an omelette bar and horchata and fresh orange juice. I would definitely have a party in the banquet hall. It always shocks me how empty the parking lot is during the week despite how amazing the food is at all times.

Nothing better on a a Friday afternoon than a late lunch of margaritas, queso/bean dip, and tacos…read more The queso/bean dip is so, so, so good. Don't miss this one. The tacos are pretty big and dripping with deliciousness. They Cajun Shrimp and Birria are stand outs for me. I'm super tempted by the Poke as well...can't wait to go back and give that a try.

Date of visit: July 24, 2025…read more This is near some friends and they just rave about it, so we were excited to give it a try as well. The weather was lovely so we took advantage of the outdoor seating and despite being on a busier street, the noise did not make conversing difficult. My quesadilla would have been improved by some good old-fashioned sour cream, but the crema that came with it was still very good. The dish was a bit spicy for my gringo tastes, but I think I would try a different protein next time to see if that was a better match for me. Service was good overall with plentiful refills of my water for the aforementioned spice. Would definitely come again and try something else to see if it was a better fit for my palate!

Haven't been here for a very long time. We stopped by late on a Saturday night…read more Food: We ordered a beer and a mango margarita on the rocks. It was good, but then I discovered there was a fruit fly floating in the drink. Stuff happens, and they quickly made me a new one, but there was no offer to comp the drink (and I didn't ask). We also ordered guacamole, salsa, and chips. Those were good, with nice chunks. The salsa was flavorful, with a good texture. For dinner, she got the pork belly tacos, and I ordered the special birria tacos. After a short wait, they both came out. They were good portions, with a nice side of rice and beans. The pork belly wasn't in chunks, but instead was shredded. The birria tacos had good flavor, and the consommé was rich and flavorful. Service: When we arrived, there were only two other tables, with a couple of people at each. We stood around waiting for someone to notice us and seat us. No water, just menus. After a while, the server was replaced by the owner, who did a good job taking our orders. Friendly and helpful. Atmosphere: The place hasn't changed much since our last visit. It has a bright color scheme. Since there were only a few tables, it was reasonably quiet. There are a couple of TVs on each wall, which I am not a fan of. Overall: Not an inspiring meal. It will probably be another long while before we come back.

No more complimentary basket of chips and salsa. Since when? It's the only Mexican restaurant I…read morehave been to without that little hit of dopamine dip. The service was good, as it was a slow night. And because it was slow it was actually a reasonable volume inside. Every time we've visited prior, it's been too loud to even have a conversation. The food itself was pretty basic. I had the pork enchiladas with tomatillo sauce. The refried beans were delicious. The rice was really good. The tomatillo sauce was do flavorful. The pork was bland as heck. I was honestly let down a bit by that because I enjoy a good pork enchilada. I don't think I'd order it again. Hopefully the chicken and steak are better options. I'm sure I may be back at some point, it's a decent sized restaurant with a ton of parking space right in the middle of Muskego. But with so many other options for Mexican food within a 10 mile radius, Tres Locos just doesn't make the top of my list of options. If you're a fan of American-Mexican cuisine then this may be the place for you, I just prefer a more authentic taste.

This is the second time that my wife (Tanya) and I have dined at Kompali Taqueria in the last…read moremonth, and we were not disappointed. Tanya ordered Tostadas (customized by the chef for her), and I ordered a bowl of Pozole Verde Soup. I absolutely loved the soup. Fresh and full of flavor (Five Stars). I highly recommend and will order again on our next visit. Tanya loved the Tostadas - (Five Stars). Currently, Kompali Taqueria is her favorite place for "Mexican". The Margaritas were excellent. (Five Stars) Our server, Grace, was "First Class". Very familiar with everything on the menu. Friendly and engaging (Five Stars). We also appreciated that the owner, Paco, stopped by our table to say hello. We talked with him about the history of the restaurant, Brady Street, and his family home close to Mexico City. A fun experience, great food, great conversation, and an excellent vibe. If you are down on Brady Street, you have to check out Kompali. You will be glad that you did. We are happy customers, and will be back for sure.

Went there for the patio, and got a nice spot in the sun. Unfortunately the table was very crooked…read more We tried a bunch of different tacos, and they were all good. Our server recommended the de alambre taco and it did not disappoint. Good service. The margarita needed a bit more lime, and the salsa was closer in consistency to chili. I'd go back for a nice patio table in the sun when it warms up more!

Went here for a Girls Night dinner, and found the place very cute and fun. Festive vibe created…read morewith vibrant colors, lively crowd and friendly service. They offer an extensive drink menu, and creative taco choices. Rice and beans are not automatically served on the side, as is customary when visiting most Mexican restaurants. Gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options are available, as are Pup Treats if you bring your furry friend and sit on the patio. I ordered the Carne Asada and Chorizo tacos, with the Carne Asada being my favorite. The chorizo was good, but the texture was a little off to me. Almost too ground. The Carne Asada, however, was fantastic. The marinade, salsa and adobo combination used in cooking the meat made it succulent and delicious. A lot of flavor packed into a humble taco. This is great place to try new and creative Mexican.

I stopped by Paloma on a Wednesday night, and it was surprisingly quiet, which made for a really…read morerelaxed dinner. I visited the Kinnickinnic location, but I'd love to check out the North Avenue location next to see how the vibe compares. The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I walked in. I started at the bar while waiting for my friend, and I have to give a shoutout to the little details: they have purse hooks and outlets at the bar. As someone who's always carrying a bag (and usually needs to charge something), I really appreciated that thoughtful touch. Since it's literally in the name, I had to order a Paloma, and it did not disappoint. It was refreshing with a tajín rim that gave it the perfect little kick. I also tried the elote corn cup, which was tasty, though I personally would've loved a more traditional preparation with more cayenne & mayo. If you're looking for authentic, traditional Mexican tacos, this probably wouldn't be my first recommendation. I'd lean more toward places like El Beso or Botanas for that. Paloma feels a bit more modern and creative, and there's definitely a place for that too. The tacos themselves were good overall. My only disappointment was the mahi-mahi taco. The specials menu described it as being fried in cornmeal, so I was expecting a crispy fish taco. Instead, the fish was pan-seared with no cornmeal coating. It wasn't bad by any means, it just wasn't what I was expecting based on the description. I also wasn't a huge fan of the queso crunch taco, but that's more of a personal preference. The atmosphere was one of my favorite parts. The space is bright, beautiful, and the music set a fun vibe without being overpowering. The drinks were definitely a highlight, and I could absolutely see myself coming back for happy hour. Next time, I want to branch out and try some of the non-taco menu items. The steak sandwich and taco pocket both caught my eye and looked really good.

Stopped in on a Friday night for drinks and dinner. Left more than satisfied! The service was…read moreprompt and intentional for our needs (drinks and chips and salsa)! The pitcher of their mango margarita was refreshing and well balanced with Tequila. Their salsa was great, and had a pleasant kick to it! And their food was phenomenal. Great portions and excellent preparedness.

This was so good! The place is adorable and the servers were excellent. The happy hour margarita…read morepitcher is only $24 which we felt was a great deal. The food was delicious. We came on cinco de mayo and there was a fun band as well.