Taco Tuesday! Delicious street tacos for $2 and they are really good! I lived in Texas for 28…read moreyears so I do know a thing or two about decent Mexican food and these little place is way past decent. Service with a smile and just good food. Heard it can get really fun on Friday nights but I am a strictly a lunch patron but do give them a shot if you are in the area.

Delicious Mexican food in this tiny town in a pretty remote location. I eat there frequently and…read morealways take guests when they here visiting. Everyone has always been thrilled and insists we return the next time they are here for a visit. The burritos are delicious, but you can't miss with anything on the menu.

fajita for two yummy. alma was fabulous server. We will be back. always a great timeread more

Some of the best travel memories happen when you pull over on a whim... and that's exactly how we…read morefound this little taqueria. Alma took such great care of us, making us feel like regulars from the moment we walked in. We ordered the shredded chicken chimichanga and the enchiladas verdes, and both were packed with flavor, fresh, and clearly made with love. And can we talk about the chips? They should come with a warning label: "Highly addictive. You will keep saying 'just one more' until the basket mysteriously disappears." If you're passing through, do yourself a favor--skip the chains and stop here instead. Sometimes the smallest places leave the biggest memories, and this one absolutely did.

What a pleasant surprise. You have to walk through the small grocery store to get to the…read morerestaurant. The place is nothing to look at or write about, until you try the food. I had the wet beef burrito. The price was very responsible so I figured my burrito would be small, nope. All of our dinners were excellent. Bonus suggestion: on the way through the store they have fresh bakery items. We bought a couple items and ate them in the restaurant after we ate our meal. Trust me you'll thank me!

It's authentic. I had a wet borretto and it tasted great. I plan to stop here very often when…read moredriving along interstate I-10 as I don't live near bye

Delicious, authentic Mexican street food in a serene and beautiful farmhouse setting. We had the Al…read morePastor tacos, the elote (corn with toppings), French fries with Al Pastor meat and a Birria quesadilla. Everything was delicious! As a dessert had a strawberry shake which was fantastic as well. They sell jellies, honey and fresh eggs. Place your order and grab a table. They have picnic style tables outside. definitely will be coming back.

I find a bit small place inside good enough to get a glimpse of it…read more They have honey $18 big jar and other choices to choose from. You pick start in a week. $3.99 lb. Purchased some shrimp taco $12 a big strawberry box 8 lb $13 US dollar. No mayo available also needed to ask for sauce did not came with. We're given a beeper to alert when the food is ready. We waited out side at the picnic area lots of tables. It was a cloudy day, pictures were not that good sorry.

Bright family restaurant, premade frozen margaritas, some options to order. Nice menu selection,…read moremany locals. We were in for apps and refreshments, so was just ok. Did not meet the criteria for the evening. Think a better fit for meals, can accommodate large groups. There was a little communication gap with bartender (and we are bilingual).

Strawberry margarita on ice with Carnitas - a good combination for a quiet little restaurant in…read morePerry. Carnitas had a good flavor and the portion sizes were great - leftovers for sure.

I was confused at first as to how I didn't already have a review then realized this was the other…read morelocation. So I am friends with the owners son and with that being said, I am no stranger to Rodeo and it's been a staple in my life for as long as I can remember. I don't live there anymore but still will find time to go back when I can and eat here. When my bf is with me and we're visiting, we almost always want Mexican and will find ourselves here. This particular day we were extra hungry and wanted to stop before getting into Valdosta hence why we stopped in Lake Park. It was a busy Thursday night but not too busy to where there were any issues. Food was delicious as always and so were the drinks. Nothing bad to say at all! I will always recommend Rodeo!

I absolutely love Rodeo! Every time I pass through town coming from Florida I always have to stop…read moreand get a couple dinners on my way back home! It's THAT good!

Ate here during a recent downpour. (Don't ask me about the drive back home!) Started out with…read moregratis chips (low on salt) and salsa (a good fresh salsa with strong cilantro notes). I had a chicken asada quesadilla made with two burrito-sized tortillas (eight big pieces) and ample amounts of chicken and cheese, with a good handful of green onion pieces and tomato bits on top and sour cream. Deelish! My wife had the pork carnitas (also very good) with all the sides: I spoiled her dream of taking some leftovers home! Service was good.

The food very tasty! The service is amazing! And the margaritas are delicious and the price is…read moreexcellent! Keep going back !

This is my second time here, and I'm so glad I found this place. The tacos are exactly the kind I…read morefell in love with about 20 years ago -- simple, authentic, and perfect. Soft corn tortilla, fresh onions, cilantro, and flavorful meat. That's it. That's how real tacos are supposed to be, and it's the only way I've eaten them ever since. It's rare to find a spot that gets true authenticity right, but this one absolutely does. I walked out happy and already looking forward to coming back again.

I had lunch at this little restaurant and it was absolutely delicious. I'm a big fan of street…read moretacos and found the perfect place. The restaurant setting is very simple with a strong similarity to a Mexican style cantina . I ordered the steak tacos with onion and cilantro on a corn tortilla. The meat was tender and full of flavor . Each taco was loaded with meat and trimmings. I ate many tacos all over the country and found my new favorite place.

This is our favorite Mexican restaurant. The food is always good, and the staff are very friendly…read moreand attentive. Everything tastes fresh and the portions are sufficient.

i got the chimichanga and tamales and in both the meat inside tasted nasty and bland and overall…read morenasty and I threw up 5 min after leaving

We had planned on going to a popular Korean restaurant in town but they were short-staffed and…read morebarely acknowledged as we came through the door, so we left and decided to come here instead. Nice save. Parking when they're busy is a bit much but we found a spot around the corner from the door and walked to the entrance. You walk through their outside dining area which is all covered but because it had just rained it was a bit muggy for us so we opted to sit inside. The place has multiple floors and I really like that set up. We were sat upstairs on the second floor right by the top of the stairs. Looking around you can see another floor with a reserved area, tvs showing sports, and their salsa bar, more on that later. No chips and salsa here. Chips and Charro Bean Dip. The beans tasted refried and charred if that makes sense. I lost at rock, paper, scissors so I had to go visit the salsa bar and bring back dips to try. They had some pretty good ones like their homemade chipotle dressing, salsa verde, salsa de molcajete, etc. There wasn't one that we didn't like. Our server was really great and took care of us well. I got a Tamarindo Margarita and to eat the Enchiladas Poblanas (chicken enchiladas with mole sauce, queso fresco, raw onions) with the normal side of refried beans and rice, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and guac. I got a side of extra cheese because I'm a little rat and dumped it on them. The mole sauce really hit the spot. The last time I had it the sauce was kinda bland but this gave such a nice sweet and earthy flavor. He got the Molcajete Azteca (lava rock bowl with char-grilled chicken, steak, chorizo, shrimp, queso fresco, grilled cactus, onions, avocados, serrano peppers, pork rinds), same sides as my dish. He ''Oooh-ed" and "Ahhh-ed" and "Oh my God, this is so good" so you know he was a happy guy. I can see what all the hype is about. Definitely a place to visit.

Denied Service So I…read morewas excited to show my family this restaurant because it was good the last time I went to see the Mexico soccer game there, it was about an hour till close 10 o'clock and they close at 11 on a Friday, once we went inside, the hostess looked at us with a worried face and told us that the kitchen was backed up an hour, and that they close in an hour pretty much insinuating that we should leave. I've never been denied service as a restaurant, but it definitely felt that way. When I used to work at restaurants we would take people until closing time. I understand it's not ideal but if you aren't going to take more people you might as well turn off the "open" sign. If it's 10:00am don't go here. Yes even on Fridays.