Good roadside stop. There's a Tesla charger near enough to walk, so we had lunch while we charged…read moreup. The place is a little run down but the service was great and fast. My partner wanted to get the ceviche and a single taco, but they couldn't do a single taco, so he ended up having to get the taco meal. My burrito was good, but the inside was slightly dry and the chicken was fairly bland. Overall good but not the best!

Food was so good I forgot to take a picture of it before devouring it. Sorry. I had the chicken…read moreenchiladas with green sauce. They were so good. The chili Verde is the perfect spice. The shredded chicken inside vwas very moist and tender. It must be good because the entire highway patrol was here. Service was very fast. The ambiance is very casual.

wonderful food wonderful servers and atmosphere food always delicious! best in Utah!!!! I love…read moreMaria's

The food was outstanding, the service was efficient & professional, the servers were friendly &…read moreambiance was quaint. Cute, rustic Mexican restaurant. Highly recommend.

So glad we stumbled upon this place when stopping by a rest stop. This place was just a few minutes…read moreaway and just what we were looking for. It does take quite some time to make so if you're able to then I would order ahead. This was a food stand in Filmore Utah, they have a sink if u need to wash your hands and a cute photo stand. The man was so sweet and patient. All our food also came with a few pieces of candy. Now for the food, I don't usually like beans, but these were so good. I loved it, ate every last piece. It was amazing. Must try so I would get a combo, it's worth it. Got the Quesabirria and this was a little messy to eat but so worth it. This was not really spicy for me, but the worker gave us like 10 hot sauces so it was all cool. The Tacos Combo and Crispy Tacos were also good, the crisp does very much satisfy. The burrito was quite large, it was filled to the brim thing was absolutely packed. My favorite was definitely the Quesabirria though, it was just full of flavor and everything tied together so well. If you get a chance, stop by here!!

This little taco truck in Fillmore was a nice find. When you're not ready to eat in St George or…read moreCedar City but Provo is too far, stop here. The flavors are great. Beans are a little odd (watery, odd texture) but the taste is good. The rice, which I normally leave, was excellent. I had the 3 hard taco plate, one chicken, two beef. Very good. The only complaint was the bottom of the shells were filled with potato so they can save $$$ on the meat. It was very good but be honest about it. Hubs had the chicken enchilada plate and a pork taco, also very good. The salsa on the enchiladas was amazing. Some rickety chairs are provided under a not so shady tree so plan to eat in the car or find a park with some shade.

Where in Utah is Lee today?! You voted for Mexican food, so…read moreI'm visiting some of my favorite spots in Central Utah. Today I rode over the mountain to Beaver and stopped at Beaver Taco. And just like every other time I've been here... The place was PACKED! Today's pick: Crispy Chicken Taco First bite? Hot, fresh, and exactly what you want after a long ride. Lee's Local Verdict: Worth pulling off I-15 for? 100% YES. Fast service, friendly people, and a parking lot full of customers that tells you everything you need to know. Now I need your help: What's your favorite Mexican restaurant in Central Utah? And if you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?" guy sent you! #WhereInUtahIsLee #BeaverTaco #BeaverUtah #MexicanFood #TacoRun #UtahEats #WorthTheRide #LiveToRide #RideToLive #WhereToNext

Was hesitant to try this place as it was next to the gas station and I don't know why as I hear…read moremost Mexican places at gas stations are pretty amazing. My bean burrito was pretty good. Mt husband liked his crispy taco and chicken quesadilla - although the quesadilla was really greasy and messy and not exactly driving while eating a good idea. I'd definitely stop again. It actually got crowded as we were leaving.

Las Flores was a vendor at the Special Olympics in Cedar City. I had their street tacos, they were…read moredelicious. So the next night we went to their restaurant, food was outstanding! And service was excellent as well. Get this.... Something I have never seen before at a Mexican restaurant, along with the usual chips and salsa you get a soup or salad! I went for the meatball soup and my better 1/2 had the chicken tortilla soup. (The soups are amazing! ) We had #15 and 17 dinner plates, again the food was great! You will love the green salsa mmmmm good. Next time we are in Cedar City we're eating there again. Great value as well 38.00 for the both of us. (No drinks, we had water and that was good ). Cheers

I must say this was the best Mexican food I have had in years! Starting with an icy DosEquis…read moreLager with a lime and house-made chips with fresh salsa. I had sizzling chicken fajitas with a special request of habaneros cooked into the chicken. It came out on a sizzling cast iron plate that kept it hot for the duration of the meal. My date had carne asada enchiladas that she said were amazing. The food was very full of flavor. The wait staff, family members I believe, were very friendly and attentive. The restaurant is decorated with authentic Mexican decor and music. Don't miss this place if you are craving fresh Mexican food in Cedar City.

Food was delicious. My family and I ordered adobada tacos. The woman working the place was…read morefriendly, bilingual. Would go there again if I'm ever passing by.

After a long day of hiking visiting the caves at Great Basin National Park, stopping at Sandra's…read moreMexican Grill felt like one of those unexpected little road-trip treasures you hope to find. The food truck is set right in the middle of the cabins that the owners also run, and the whole setup has a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. There are two small patio areas where you can sit outside, rest after hiking, and enjoy the mountain air while eating something fresh and comforting. Sandra herself was an absolute pleasure to talk to. She shared parts of her story with me, a story of immigration, resilience, hard work, and success that genuinely warmed my heart. You can feel that this business was built with determination, hope, and a lot of love behind it. The food was excellent. We ordered chips and salsa, pork street tacos, and a chicken salad, and everything tasted fresh and homemade, care came through in every bite. Simple, authentic, sincere food done really well. After days of standard road-trip meals, this felt refreshing and personal in the best way. Overall, if you are in Baker after hiking or exploring Great Basin National Park, this is absolutely worth stopping for. Good food, kind people, and the kind of small business story that reminds you why local places matter.

Service was good, and it's nice to have a restaurant in a gas station however the food was a bit…read morepricey ($5 per taco) and I was underwhelmed with the taste.

So the first ever review i had ever made for this place was a not so good one, they've since gotten…read morerid of that girl with the attitude. So periodt on that! LoL Now? MY GOD the new crew is absolutely amazing! Especially the afternoon crew. There's this girl with i think braces and glasses; ABSOLUTE angel and because of her service I'm always tipping. She's like the Valerie's soul of the restaurant. I kid you not. She knows all her regulars order and is always serving with a smile. Also when she's working with whom I assume is her regular staff, you can always count on the condiment tables to be stocked, til it gets around the evening time. The ambiance of the restaurant is pretty simple, nothing to extravagant, but it is welcoming nonetheless. The food? I mainly come here for the Menudo (the girl who I was just talking about will immediately know who I am LoL) but yes, the menudo. My homegirl told me about menudo, and now Valerie's is my plug for that. It's flavored to my liking, which I deeply appreciate. Do understand that sometimes you may get more bones and cartilage than the cow honeycomb tripe. So ask if you could not get that bones and stuff? I haven't, but I don't think it'll hurt to ask. I like the crew that makes my menudo, so I accept it no matter what I get. If you are drunk off your behind, then baby, come on down to Valerie's for some pretty okay food. I'm not a huge fan of tacos and such, but they're menudo is *chefs kiss* in my opinion. So I can only give my opinion on that. As well as the service. Don't forget to tip them! If a cashier remembers my order off the bat, that means 1, I'm a big back, 2, they are that versed in knowing what I want, and 3, I'm a big back. K bye!

Cliff Notes Price Range: $…read moreParking: Plenty Perk: Pulled pork Non-Perk: Chips Ambiance: We got it to go Dress: Please, just have clothes on Noise: Low Temperature: Cold Recommend: Not too many choices in Brian Head Response Time: Fast Professionalism: 100% Date: 2/08/2026 Dissertation: Stopped by Rosales Mexican Food with high hopes and a very real hunger level. The nachos were fine, but the chips seemed a little stale, like they had lived a full life before meeting the cheese. Not terrible, just not the star of the show. Then came the pulled pork, which was really good and absolutely saved the day. Flavorful, tender, and clearly putting in more effort than the chips. Service was fine, vibes were casual, and I would come back for the pulled pork alone. Just maybe not for the nachos next time.

Food: 3.5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 The good: The scenery? Can't be beat. Overlooking the slopes while waiting on a meal isn't a bad way to go. The restaurant itself, a little cramped but that's to expected when sharing space with other businesses in a spot like that. Now for the food, husband had a carne asada quesadilla, I had a carne aside supreme burrito. Flavor was there but the meat quality was awful, mine had a lot of the tendon/fatty pieces that were not edible. The salsas on the other hand, were delightful, red one was creamy with a good amount of heat. The green sauce had that nice garlicky flavor while still being mild. The bad: That meat quality threw all the vibes off, and HOLY PRICEY, what did we expect...it's Brianhead.

The food was delicious and authentic. If you're traveling on Rt 70, looking for a quick bite, it's…read moreworth passing the first Mexican restaurant to find this one a few hundred yards down the road. It's much less crowded, and the service is friendly. Highly recommend.

This place is down the street from that other authentic Mexican place. The tacos seems legit…read morebecause it looks crunchy. The steak burrito looked good. The horchata tasted more normal than the other place bc of less sweetness and less creamy. The plates all come with rice and brands and a drink so that's legit. Also comes with a a free refill on all drinks so it's the same deal as the other place. We also ordered a fajita but not sure why it came in a togo styrofoam box. Actually everything came in styrofoam. But maybe one of our party said togo? This place was empty on a Friday lunchtime. Don't expect great ambiance. But it's a good dive option. Try both restaurants and see with one you like. Solid A-