Food was fresh. Handmade corn tortillas and desserts. First time eating there in Mecca Ca. We're…read moredefinitely coming back when we're in the area from LA.

The best authentic Mexican restaurant. Local diners. Local workers. Small restaurant like you can…read morefind in Mexico. Nothing fancy. Just good food. Welcoming service. Good parking moderate prices. If you love authentic Mexican food, this is the place for you

Food was ok ... the burgers seemed like my guys enjoyed them ...I got asada fries a little too…read moregreasy with the cheese... the meat was average...service was good... the bathrooms don't smell great..will most likely go back dues to limited food in area

As always, great food, fair even inexpensive prices, great service, strong air conditioning, and…read morespread out tables. Stopping at Chelo's is always a good idea.

It's now called Taqueria Guerrero. The location on the map…read moreis slightly off, it's at 2nd st and date palm st. I wasn't impressed with my meal and my partner wasn't either. I won't be going again.

Picture this scene. From Calexico or El Centro you are bombing up Cal 111 along the eastern side…read moreof the Salton Sea. You have just been worked over at the Migra checkpoint and are getting hungry for lunch, Palm Springs now being too far away to make a run for. The sign says that Mecca is just a few miles ahead. You approach it with dread. Mecca turns out to be a Mexican town in the Sonoran Desert that just happens to be on the US side of the border. Not a gringo in the place. The town exists as a residential center for migrant agricultural labor that works in the huge latifundia surrounding Mecca, mostly picking sweet bell peppers. USDA approved signs are on the dorms. The stoop labor working out in the fields reminds you of antebellum Mississippi, except you can see that they are driving cars better than yours. There is not even a McDonald's in town, not even a Dairy Queen. Where are you going to eat? So we cruised the town (not much to cruise) and found Ofelia's Mexican Restaurant, a couple of blocks off the main road. Not much on the outside to recommend it, but it seemed a tad cleaner looking than the rest of town. What a find! The owner is a chilango, and his wife and children still live in the DF. We now realize that that is why we stopped there -- we had lived in the DF for 3 years, and this reminded us of the neighborhood spots we used to eat at.. He sports a county A for kitchen clenliness, and it was. Inside a few tables, but outside and hidden from the street a shaded seating area. Just the right temperature (at least in November). There was a printed menu, but not of much use. His clientele is almost all migrant labor, and he cooks to their regional tastes depending on what labor crew is in town that week. He had just made chiles rellenos, so we had that with the fixings. Delicious, light, real. The best beans and rice we have had for years -- with no later gaseous effects. Great home-made horchata and jamaica and tamarindo. (He does have a license, but offers only Corona and Bud Light, so bring your own if you can stand to drink alcohol in that heat). We felt like we had gone back to Mexico, not eating in a Cal-Mex place. Later, eating in the Palm Springs tourist joints, we realized that it might even be a good idea to drive back to Mecca for good Mexican food. It is that good. Try it.

We had such a wonderful experience at Jalisco in Palm Springs ! The food was absolutely…read moredelicious--authentic Jalisco-style Mexican cuisine with generous portions and beautifully presented plates. What truly made our visit exceptional was our server, Eli .Eli was kind, thoughtful, attentive, and incredibly efficient. You can genuinely tell that Ellie loves the job, and that positive energy made our dining experience even more enjoyable. And don't leave without trying the cucumber lime agua fresca--it is absolutely amazing and so refreshing! We'll definitely be coming back every time we're vacationing in Palm Springs area. Highly recommend!

Very good spot! I ordered the 2 taco plate with carne asada and chicharron. It came with rice and…read morerefried beans. For the price, portion, flavor...honestly perfect. They load the tacos with a hefty portion of meat. The service was quick too. I ordered take out and my order was ready in less than 10 minutes. The hot salsa is spicy (which I really like). I definitely recommend going here if you are visiting DHS or passing through. Casual restaurant, not pretentious, they have refrigerated beverages. Super chill vibes

This review is for the gas station only! By far the most reasonable gas prices in the area. Also,…read morethe gas station has a fantastic little market with every thing a traveler could need. Friendly service. Thank goodness for gas stations that don't try to make incredible profits off the backs of consumers (unlike our current administration.)

Super clean restrooms, separate smoking area, huge selection of items in mini mart. Also a Mexican…read morefood place inside. Not sure how it is though. Lots of fuel pumps for cars and big trucks in the rear. Numerous areas to dump RV tanks as well. This place gets crazy busy during Thanksgiving and other winter holidays from Glamis people filling up on fuel, ice, beer, food and RV tanks. Very nice casino inside! Machines only. Overall a great place o stop.

Excellent service and delicious Mexican food. I definitely recommend coming here. Authentic birriaread more

The atmosphere was like of those hole in the wall restaurants where you think the food must be…read moregood, but no... the food was just as bad as the atmosphere. They had these cheap old tables and plastic plates. This was no hidden gem. It looked like an old truck stop from the 80s. The art on the walls was kind of cool and indicative of a Mexican restaurant. They didn't carry Jarritos. I asked for pineapple. They said no, but later I found out they had pineapple agua fresca . The waitress should have told me. My niece had chicken nuggets, but they had no barbecue sauce. The carnitas tacos weren't shredded and they had absolutely No flavor whatsoever. My tacos fell apart too. Their tortillas are weak. Luckily they had lemon, salt and Tapatio. They did start with complementary chips and salsa, which was a nice surprise. They didn't have any breakfast burritos We had to wait forever for them to bring our check, they never brought it and we had to walk all the way up to the front to ask about payment.

Great eatery, we weren't sure what to expect. We wanted to do takeout and bring it back to our…read morecampsite. We ordered the 12 street tacos with three different meats. They came nicely prepared with limes. We bought the pinto beans and rice separately. We got chips and salsa and guacamole. Everything was delicious, but for four people there wasn't quite enough rice and beans. Wish we would've gotten two orders but we didn't know how big they were. At the end, we were all satisfied with the amount of food there was and the deliciousness of the takeout meal. Highly recommend.

Disgusting!!! When I touched the table, my hand stuck to…read moreit, as if it were glue. (Unclean) This might be the reason I saw roaches running out. When my fish taco finally did arrive, it was about the size of a sardine laying underneath a bed of indistinguishable material similar in appearance to the stuff in a compost bin! (See photo) Finally, I refused to pay $4 for the COMPLIMENTARY chips. Definitely wouldn't feed that to my worst enemy. Eat there at your own risk!!!!!

This entire experience was fantastic. We just happen to get there right when the Marilyn Monroe…read moreAnniversary was occurring. This meant Marilyns everywhere, including the waiters, which made the experience that much more fun. Aside from that, we had made reservations ahead of time thankfully, because it was BUSY. But we were sat just as soon as we had arrived, and despite it being very hot out at the time, they had a bunch of shaded spots with misting fans. The drinks were fantastic, including mine which was a zero-proof mocktail. We all ordered different chicken dishes, and each one received high praise. I was able to try each of them and I was very happy with my fajitas, but I gotta give the nachos their dues. They were just as good. Chips were crispy all the way through, and not one was soggy from all the ingredients. Loved it, will definitely be back when I visit again. Id also like to mention that we chose this place as my friend's Bachelor Party closing dinner, and he couldn't have been happier. He was so thrilled with how the weekend had gone, that dining at Clandestino's really was the cherry on top. Thank you for making our dining experience such a pleasant one.

Good food and service. West outside on the patio in 100+ degrees with misters blowing all around…read more Nice in the evening when you are next to the mountain Had Ceviche and Tuna Tacos. The shrimp in the ceviche was a touch chewy... only issue with an overall nice experience