3.5 stars. It’s decent, but there’s way better options in nearby cities. Walked in on a Friday around 7 pm and it was surprisingly empty. The way it goes is: order at the counter, take the order ticket to the register to pay, seat yourself, then they will bring the food to you. They give complimentary stale chips for each person dining in. We ordered a lengua especial burrito $15+$1 and the 3 street taco deal (carne asada, Al pastor, spicy chicken) for $9+$0.75. The burrito was not wrapped very well and was a bit hard to hold together. Ingredients were somewhat well balanced. The tacos were a bit small. All the meats were great though with lengua being the best. All tender, flavorful, and not too salty. It’s nice that they have a salsa bar but it’s not all that great. They don’t keep it stocked, no pico de gallo, and even though none of the salsas were spicy., they do have a nice variety. Spacious restaursnt with lots of open indoor seating. Overall, decent food at reasonable prices but there are much better options nearby

I want to start by saying the woman who took our order was truly great. She was kind, patient, and actually paid attention to us. I really appreciated her attitude.
But the rest of the experience honestly wasn’t good.
The two guys by the register and drinks seemed way more focused on talking to each other than helping customers. We were standing right there, and it felt awkward like we were interrupting their conversation just by asking questions.
When I asked what flavors of agua frescas they had, he listed four and then just said “and many more” before turning back to keep talking. That didn’t feel helpful at all. It felt like he just didn’t want to be bothered.
I also ordered chips and guacamole. He nodded, but kept talking, and nothing happened. We had to ask three times before we finally got it.
I understand everyone has conversations at work, but customers shouldn’t feel ignored. It just made the whole visit feel uncomfortable and frustrating.