Really, just a little Latino grocery store that also serves food and has a few tables where you can…read moreeat the food you buy here. Very basic. I love eating in places like this. The day I stopped in, the one person that speaks 'some' English had to go somewhere because of a family emergency and my Spanish is almost non-existent, so that made things a bit more difficult in terms of ordering. But, we all persevered and I got two small barbacoa burritos with very hot verde sauce and a coke and so happiness ensued shortly thereafter. The burritos were not great, but they were good, they were filling, and they were quite inexpensive. I believe those burritos were $5.50 each. I'd definitely stop in here again. Without any hesitation.

We stopped here because the old Yelp picture menus said it was $1.50 per taco. Well that is wrong…read more It is now $3 per taco. We did a local taco taste test and this place was the worst. The asada and chicken tacos did not taste good and we ended up throwing them away. For $3/taco there are much better places in town. This place is also runned down inside. There is no AC and the ceiling looks like there is water damage/mold issues. Also, the parking situation is horrible, and the side of the building has reserved parking signs for another business, so don't get caught parking there or risk being towed.

Definitely a solid spot for lunch if you're in the area for a quick bite. The veggie burrito is…read morefilling with rice, beans, and veggies. The salsa options are amazing too. You can make it vegan with cheese or sour cream. There are also tables and chairs next by the food cart. The location is convenient next by a gas station too. Quick service.

The food is always fast and delicious, and the service has always been top tier when I've stopped…read moreby. The outside seating is nice when the weather permits.

Pretty much your typical hole in the wall place to eat Mexican food. The food itself was excellent…read more That said, a bean and cheese burrito on the smaller side shouldn't cost $13 ($12 and then $1 to add cheese); most places are charging between $5-$10. Service was pretty average.

I got excited to find mulitas on the menu and was not disappointed. So delicious. Also the gringa…read morewas a new experience that was pretty amazing.

The food is amazing no matter what you get. The folks who work here are very friendly and have a…read morevery quick turnaround time on food. Plus, they're open late, which is always great if I'm getting off of work late. In a crowded pond, La Dona Foods stands out.

Tiny little place with limited seating but a wide variety menu. It's the place that doesn't look…read morelike much that has the great food. My MIL is from Oaxaca & everything I ate here today tasted straight from her kitchen..I asked my husband to close his eyes while tasting the rice & he said "that's my mom's rice!". The Chilaquiles were crispy & covered with the nicest homemade red sauce. The tacos were full with carne asada and placed on fresh made tortillas. You can expect a good, home cooked style meal here with truly authentic flavors.

No complaints! I love everything about this place, the food is great quality, I enjoy the service,…read moremy partner and I would definitely recommend, we would like them to cater our wedding! We drive an hour to this place, definitely worth the commute.

Looks to be permanently closed. Sad. They had the best…read moreBirria de Chivo. Hopefully just a temporary situation.

I love this place but today was just not it. Food took so long to come out. I had the torta de…read morechorizo and it was dry and a piece of a really small hair came out on the chorizo. After that I just couldn't enjoy it anymore

First time trying them and I will ABSOLUTELY be back. We ordered the quesabirria tacos, Al pastor,…read morelengua and cabeza tacos. One bite took me back to eating in my moms kitchen. You can't get more authentic than that! The meats were all seasoned to perfection and they had a great selection of salsas to add to your tacos. The Jamaica was the perfect balance of sweet and tart.

I pass this food truck every time I make a run to the Post Office and have wanted to check it out…read morefor a while now. If you're in Salem, you may have seen construction projects across the city. The entrance to this business' parking lot was obstructed by cones, which I can only imagine impacted their business. Always one for the 'underdog', I made a point to show my support and bypassing the cones; entering from 25th St. vs State Street. Anything to support a small family run business. I had a small window of time to get home, and thankfully, after placing a To Go order, they had it packaged and ready in a flash! They also have a couple of shaded picnic tables if you'd like to dine on site. They have a generous menu priced reasonably. My Al pastor tacos were delicious and hit the spot, after working through my lunch break. I'll definitely make a point to stop again!

My favorite spot to eat in Salem! I've been going there for 7 years and I've NEVER had a complaint…read moreabout anything I got there! The hospitality is real and they make you feel like family!

The staff is so beyond friendly. The food is the real star though. I've had their carnitas…read moregorditas. Pictured below their carnitas torta with everything on it and a steak taco with handmade corn tortillas Casual place. Nothing to fancy but gets the job done! Delicious.

Bomb... Legit mexican food. Nice and quiet small place the food is probabaly the closest you can…read moreget to homemade Mexican food.