Update 8.24.26 Made it back to try the Pollo asado plate…read more. WOW!! The Chicken is Amazing !! Came on a mon when they have the Pollo plate on special for $20 that comes with a full chicken, rest of the week its $15 for half a chicken. Comes off their wood fired grill and tastes so good. The combo comes with a side of rice and beans, a half dozen corn tortillas, salsa and pickled carrots and onions. Also had to grab some street tacos, also delicious. I tried the Asada and Al Pastor. If you want the real deal, definitely stop by and grab a variety of food.

Delicious menudo. Very friendly service. The store also has…read morea market where a few groceries can be purchased. Parking is limited but convenient.

They don't answer questions posted online. I wanted to know if they had raw tortillas for sale and…read moreif their rice has chicken broth and if their beans had lard. No answer.

When I visited the first time, 6 years ago, it was a restaurant. Now it is a well-stocked grocery…read moreand food counter with limited meal service. You order at the front counter or drive-up window and get your food in styrofoam. There are a scant few tables in back to eat your takeout food with plastic utensils. All entrees are $14.99. The rice and beans are both unforgivably bland, but the beans were a delightfully smooth consistency. Had to ask for salsa but adding a good spoonful in each side enhanced them significantly. My chili relleno was stuffed with a lot of rubbery white cheese; not melted at all. The pepper was paper thin. My friend's carnitas were full of what we were told was pork skin--something neither of us have seen in carnitas anywhere, ever; very unappetizing rectangles of firm, translucent, gelatinous mystery meat. It's a hard no for us.

Amazing authentic Mexican food, made to order. Love the food, ambiance, service & prices. I will be…read moreback here on the regular. Hidden Gem, worth going out of the way to try.

Try the tacos... Thank me later. Dont walk in expecting a restaurant, they make tacos on the spot…read morefrom the fresh supplies they are selling in the store and have a table and 2 chairs to eat it in. They dont have this premade, they make it on the spot and you have to ask the guy behind the meat counter but they are soooo worth it!

Top of the flavor chart. Fried Zucchini…read more Fish Tacos Turcado Philly Jr Double Cheeseburger Sweet Potato fries In that order. Also Won $25 on a $5 scratcher. Great little market as well. The staff seemed like family and were friendly & happy to serve the delicious food they prepare there. Please enjoy this place as much as I did.

Loved the service and the Sammie's. Had the turkey avocado melt and it was outstanding!!! Highly…read morerecommend if you are looking for a sandwich.

This is a small spot doing just a few basic dishes and doing them well. Not a large menu but what…read morethey do they do well. I had the Carne Asada burrito and it was fantastic. Some of the best Carne Asada I have had in Cottonwood. The burritos are not enormous, but they are a good sized and will fill you up. The service was very good. King, courteous, and fast. The place is a small market with an attached dinning area.

Best tacos EVER! I bought 2 tacos loaded (see pic- already…read moreate one) with their authentic barbecue shredded beef which they sell by the pound in the market and a side of refried beans.

I was pleasantly surprised how good streat tacos were. I had two different kinds so I could taste…read morethe flavors and they were awesome. I also really enjoyed the salsa. It was so flavorful, and they also have a bar for the taco that you can put on for yourself, the pico de gallo and everything is so fresh. The place was pretty small but ample enough to seat plenty of people. It's bright, colorful and was super clean. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Two El Pastor street tacos. High quality meat. Definitely my favorite restaurant for street tacos…read morein the quad cities!

Was recommended this place by a nearby merchant saying that they had THEE best fried chicken in the…read morecounty. After trying it the first time a year ago I was hooked. The chicken tenders are big and meaty with a little Cajun spice. Honey biscuits, jambalaya, rice & red beans, made to order fish planks (7 min), and about 7 different dipping sauces all with the Cajun twist.

Was triple charged for 1 transaction on 10/10/2017. Was told owner was out of town and would be…read moreback Monday, this was a Tuesday. Called my bank to dispute the charges. Now on 11/29/17 I get a notice that either the business or their bank are disputing the charge back. Will never go back to this place again.

Wow. Incredible find. Supremo Tamale was off the charts delicious…read more Personable, fast service. Authentic A+. Don't hesitate to stop in.

Ok so I was so excited to go here. There is something really comforting about a tamale done right!…read moreThe glowing reviews and pictures seemed promising. The restaurant itself has a lot of character, it full of textures and colors, had a cute little fountain outside. It just feels homey and welcoming. The menu...is hella pricey for a tamale. I mean even with inflation these days I could get a tamale at most spots where I live for like half the price. I just told myself it's Sedona just except it lol so I went wild and got their extra special tamale with lots of topping to make it a more complete meal. I chose the chicken mole for my filling. I also got their dairy free horchata. First thing the horchata was delicious! Creamy, great texture, not to sweet, seasoned just right. Extra points for being dairy free as milk is not my bodies friend. The tamale however was a major let down. I was so close to just sending it back, but was on a time crunch and starving. The masa was so salty. The mole sauce was barely existent and had no complexity or flavor really. I didn't taste the chocolate or the Chile . Just blah. The toppings and horchata helped make it possible to consume despite the saltiness. So overpriced salty tamale gets 2 stars, ambiance 5, and horchata 5, which is why this place gets a three stars overall. I wanted to love this spot so bad, and maybe it was a bad day, or the wrong thing to get...but their name is literally tamaliza. Their tamale should have rocked my world.

My first time here, several years ago, was nothing like it is now. It used to be a proper…read morerestaurant with festive furnishings, plates, etc. It is now primarily a well-stocked grocery with incidental food service, mostly set up for drive-thru/takeout. Everything on the menu is $14.99 = entree, rice and beans. The food came in styrofoam with plastic utensils. The rice and beans were completely tasteless until I asked for and added copious amounts of salsa and chili sauce. The chili relleno was a large block of rubbery cheese encased in a tissue-paper-thin chili skin and battered. Plenty of kick but proportions are way off. My friend's carnitas had some mysterious, gelatinous squares that were eventually identified as pork skin! No thank you.

I expected more, maybe I shouldn't have. Not all the tortillas were fresh and a lot of items were…read morehigher in price.

Don't ask for charges on the menu. They'll act like they understand. I don't like a lot of meat…read moreand ask for little meat and more of everything else. Then i get home and it's stuffed with meat and 2 bites of other. Happens every time. I give up. 5 stars if sticking to menu.

Walked in on a Saturday night and was greeted and sat promptly. Chips and salsa were coming to my…read moretable before i could open my menu. I ordered a spicy strawberry margarita and watched the bartender across the way pour, shake and garish with expertise. That drink was soooo yummy after a long day in the desert heat. He ordered the carna asada burrito and I had the combo #1 which was 3 different tacos The food was fresh and hot and full of flavor. The back waiter kept our waters full. The server Alejandro offered dessert but we declined. We chatted with him about local hikes and some farther off that we explored. He was so kind. The decor is festive and welcoming.