This was a small eat-in or carry out Mexican spot that gave off a vibe like the fresh Mexican…read morejoints you'd find out on the west coast. I ordered a carry out burrito dinner and it took less than 10 minutes to get done. While the portion was not very large (as you often see with carry out places), it was very fresh and the taste was excellent. The meal was about $15, which strikes me as a little expensive, but in this day and age, it's probably about the norm, so I won't rant about what prices used to be. Woman taking order was very nice.

After some shopping in town, my girlfriend and I were looking for a quick bite to eat and decided…read moreto try this place for lunch. I ordered the Gordita, and she went for the burrito. Both dishes were reasonably priced, served fresh, and piping hot. I absolutely loved my Gordita--it was so good that I wished I'd ordered two or three instead of just one! I can imagine this restaurant gets really busy during beach season, and I can see why!

The chicken fajitas were very good…read more The burrito Moreno was EXCELLANT The queso was good and an ample serving Our server was very good We really like this place

Wound up at Los Ranchos after discovering long waits at restaurants on Phoenix. Glad our party of 4…read morecould just walk in. Keep an eye on lunch or dinner specials. We got the dinner combo #2 - choice of two and went with two different quesadillas. We also got the El Moreno Special - shrimp tostadas with avocado and lots of fresh shrimp. The small guacamole dip we got for $7 was probably not worth it. Chips with salsa come to the table anyways. It's a big menu, so take your time and look for where your gems are..

What a pleasant little Mexican space! The inner decor is tasteful, thematic and clean. Love the…read moremarble-like table tops too. Each staff member we encountered was pleasant and welcoming. Our server, Angel was especially attentive. Do check out the cocktail menu. There are more fruit-forward sweet ones, but I enjoyed the herbal Skinny Cucumber Mezcelita with fresh cuke slices and lime. The unsalted tortilla chip appetizer might have been better had it been served fresh and warm. We thought we'd get guacamole with the appetizer, but received a variation on a salsa verde instead. My guy's chicken soft burrito was very large, lukewarm. The standout however was the German Goulash soup - served piping hot, seasoned and loaded with vegetable and meat bits. Yum! Its location is a plus. The staff maintains all public areas of the property, including restrooms, immaculately clean. We would have no problem returning.

While the people here are extremely nice and the location is super convenient, being just off the…read moremain downtown street and boasting a canal view from the patio, the food was pretty lifeless. Atypical from most Mexican restaurants, there was no chips and salsa for the table (which is one of my favorite things about Mexican restaurants), and the meal that I had had relatively little flavor. It was not bad, but just had no flavor. I'll perhaps go again and try something different, but it seems pretty vanilla for a Mexican restaurant.

The interior is wonderfully done and different than most Mexican restaurants. My waiter was prompt…read moreand attentive. My order was quickly taken and some delicious handmade chips where delivered with a cup of salsa and a small serving spoon and a small plate which I thought was a nice perk. I asked if they had a hotter salsa and I was delivered a great assortment of 3 different choices again in unique bottles I have never seen at other restaurants. They were a perfect selection. I ordered steak tacos with rice and beans and all came quickly and were very good. I will definitely return here to try some of the other dishes.

Stopped here on our way home from camping. Starving and ready for some hot food. We got there just…read moreas they opened so the restaurant was pretty empty. Loved the decor- we sat against the comfy pillows and my boys brought in a book and cuddled up to read! All the artwork of Frida Kahlo is very interesting to look at. The food was good, some great. The homemade chips were amazing! I didn't want to eat the whole basket but whoops!! My fish tacos were goo, but a little bland. I would say maybe they're still working on the recipe being a newer restaurant? Margarita was spot on!! If you liked Lucky Girl Brewing then you can find their beer and wine here as well.

Worst burrito EVER. red sauce by DuPont. Guacamole was good that's about it. It's a shame. They…read moreshould invest in homemade red sauce.

Their tamales are *delicious*! And they're so affordable! $6.50 a dozen. Call and order some and…read morepick up some authentic ingredients for your side dishes.

The old saying when you are cooking from your heart is when you get the best food!! Well it is…read moreplaces like this that make that saying reality!!! The food is delicious and the service is friendly and the dining room is comfortable and casual!!! The beans and rice are delicious and quesacoas is fabulous the consume with them is the best ever!!! Who would have thought you would find such delicious food so far north of the border!!!

I tried the combination dinner and tamales. The service was fast and friendly. I recommend the Al…read morePastor for sure.

The food here was absolutely amazing! The tacos were full of flavor, and the arepas and empanadas…read morewere just as delicious--everything tasted fresh and authentic. The horchata was a perfect touch, so refreshing and flavorful. What really made the experience special was the owner--such a sweet and kind woman who made us feel so welcome. You can tell she truly cares about her guests. I highly recommend this spot to anyone visiting Michigan--it's easily one of the top Mexican /Colombian / Venezuelan places to eat! The place was very nice and clean, and the glass decoration was very creative! I love how they have a Mexican small store in the corner too, where you can get the best foods and self-care items straight from Mexico love it I will definitely be back !

I tried the Chilaquiles- a new menu item. It's so hard to choose what is my favorite here but this…read morehas moved to the top of my list. To top it off they use local eggs with all the other fresh ingredients.

Taste still maintains its reputation as one of the best restaurants in the area…read more You have to order the Tomato soup, Cuban shrimp and Korean bbq chicken dishes. The lobster and shrimp roll was OK but that is because we get fresh lobster in Newport, RI every summer.

The food is delicious!!' I had the chicken thighs in cream sauce- just incredible! The beet goat…read morecheese salad was fresh and very tasty. John and Ann

Great food and great service! Love the tacos and burritos!…read moreEveryone was very friendly!

Lovely little market! Super busy and bustling when I came in, I loved it. The stock of products is…read morevery nice, good snack and food selection.

Warning! These are addictive. They are tiny tacos so make sure to get at least 3. The mom's ground…read morebeef was my favorite of the 3 but all were enjoyable. Fresh, good spices, and perfect tortillas. The sauces were also very good. Loved the tomatillo.

Excellent fast casual joint in downtown Saugatuck serving up a small but mighty menu of tacos,…read morenachos, empanadas, and a few entrees. We kicked things off with an order of the corn queso and chips and I picked three tacos for my meal. There's a lot of seafood options here and 2 out of my 3 choices fell in that category--coconut shrimp, fish and chips, and fajita steak. Of the three my favorite was actually the steak (though I'd call it more of a short rib maybe?) though all three were great. The coconut shrimp had a bit more of a kick to it than I was expecting but it was still excellent. I also LOVED the corn queso and definitely ate more than my fair share. They've got a few beer options, cocktails, beer, and a couple of NA options outside of soda including a delicious lavender lemonade and a watermelon lime slushie. I'm not the biggest fan of watermelon but it sounded refreshing so I went with that as my beverage and it was really, really, good. If you're ready to party you can add a shot of liquor to it to give it a little more sauce. Ordering is fairly straightforward. Order all your food and drinks at the counter, wait for your drinks, then grab a seat and wait for your food which they'll bring out to you. FYI the indoor seating is currently not air-conditioned so keep that in mind when you grab a seat if it's hot out. And DEFINITELY keep it in mind when the tip screen comes up at the register. They have a note saying tips are optional as they pay the staff accordingly but it was in the 90s when we were here and I can't imagine how hard it was working through that. So we definitely left a few bucks as a thank you.