Food was good. Pretty large portion for the price to be honest. I got the wet, carnitas burrito. Not too much to comment aside from that it's your typical Mexican food.

Under new management: Decided to revisit this staple after the old management had retired and sold the business hoping that they left their recipes and secrets with the sale. I can say confidently that they did not. While they still use the building, decor and menus, that’s where the similarities end. We got both the el dorado and tostada goodie and neither were anything like the old versions. The el dorado came out looking promising but once you started to eat it something was off. The sauce poured over the top was not the same as the old version and some of the included ingredients were missing from the inside of the burrito. Also the chicken inside was over cooked and did not taste fresh and the sour cream tasted spoiled. As for the tostada goopie, it also had changed to be now about half the size for the same price. Before you had a tower of food on top of a freshly fried taco shell but now it’s essentially an overstuffed taco that was not folded on a plate drizzled in sauce. We had high hopes that it would live up to the history of dining I had experienced for years but unfortunately this was not the case. Under old management: Been coming here forever and it never disappoints. Tostada goopie or el Dorado are the way to go if you're hungry. Great tacos as well. Try not to fill up on the chips because it will be hard to resist

Nice local place. Friendly staff to help you. However, they only have green salsa to go with your chips. I wish they also had a good red salsa. I ordered the enchilada plate and was disappointed that of the 3 enchiladas you get, you can only choose one type. I typically like to get one chicken and one beef to compare. I had to get all chicken or all beef or all cheese. The quality was good but limited flexibility. The beans were just ok. The Chile Relleno was on the small side and could have used more egg.

The food was good and the customer service was excellent. There is a small parking lot that is shared between two restaurants but i found parking. I brought my disabled son here on a wheelchair to come eat some lunch and was able to get his wheelchair in through the door, the server was nice to open the door for us when leaving. It was definitely a very nice experience and i cant wait to bring my wife here to eat when my kiddos go back to school. Cash, debit and credit from master card and visa are accepted here. When it came to the food, my son got 4 tacos and i got a burrito. The food was very good. The only thing that tasted a little stale was thw tortilla chips that were offered to us as we waited for our meal but other the. That. I am very happy with my experience today. Having a son on the autism spectrum and on a wheelchair has always been a challenge for me when it comes to restaurants. Im definitely coming back.

Great food and atmosphere. My husband brought home some ceviche and it was so good. We'll be back. Be patient with the staff as they are short staffed.

I am learning to try new places to eat. Walk in not very presentable but I will take that back. The food was delicious. Freshly made and the chili was hot and spicy. Usually we have to ask for hot salsa. Chile Verde outstanding. Sope was made the way I like it. Appetizers plate was enough for 5 or 6 people. 5 stars for me. We will be coming back

Super excellent service. Restaurant got new ownership about 7-8 months ago. Food is authentic. Vibe is chill. Totally recommend for families of chill. Nice and quite spacious.

Not much to rate about this place. Food isn't bad. But price is kind of high and for whatever reason, every I place order, something will be wrong. I ordered from here 4~5 times so far. I don't think they got it complete right once. Either the wrong meat, or wrong salsa or if I ask no bean it will come with no rice...etc. It's my absolutely last resort when it comes to mexican fast food.