I got take out this evening. The meal was ready before I had arrived. The meal is the portion size…read moreyou'd expect for the price- $11.00. The huarache is savory and it came with 2 hot sauces- one red and one green. The asada meat is well cooked and tastes delicious. The cheese, onion, and cilantro on top make it even better. Best Mexican restaurant in my opinion

I can't help but roll my eyes when people talk about "authentic" Mexican food or lack thereof in…read moreOmaha. Family-run taquerias are owned and operated by folks who often feature family recipes passed on by grandparents and other relatives who came from Mexico and beyond. You'll find familia in the kitchen. If that doesn't make it authentic, I guess I don't know what authentic means. That being said, Big Bro and I tried Los Portales recently. We were underwhelmed by the flavors until we put on the sauces. Sauces are a perfect example of differences in preference, not authenticity. The ones at Los Portales were thinner than what I prefer, but the flavors were just what was needed. What one person likes, another doesn't. The presentations were beautiful and the portions were large. I had a gordita which I expected to love but didn't. The thick house made tortilla was tasty, but I discovered I like crispy better. We devoured the guac and chips, delicious. Big Bro ordered his go-to for Mexican restaurants, chimichanga but it was just ok. Adding sauce made it more flavorful. Many people prefer the food at Los Portales and call it authentic. I also call it authentic, but prefer other recipes.

My wife and I had a great time with my siblings. The food was great and the tequila that was on…read moresale that was sipping delicious.

I like to try new places that I have not been to and ate at Maria's on Saturday nightarriving…read morebefore 6:00PM. Not too busy yet. I ordered the enchilada dinner. They had not brought chips and salsa, so I asked a person that was bringing food to the table next to me and he said he would bring some. He did not. My waitress came and took my order and I asked her for chips and salsa. She said they only have to salsa that was in the carafe on the table, which was a hot sauce, like you get in a bottle. She said they have pico, said I said I would take the pico. She didn't say anything about a charge, I was charged $7.00 on my bill. I got one bowl. It was bigger than a typical salsa bowl, but not like a soup bowl. I will never go back to Maria's again. Mike

This was my first time trying . I had breakfast burrito and…read morecake. Breakfast burrito was delicious and so big I share with my husband. Cake has creamy syrup on bottom it's delicious. Lady and guy (who was cooking),was so appreciative. I will going back and frying more burritos. For the love of Food!!! What are lovely name of restaurant

The owners are very nice! Great service and the burrito I got has to be one of the best I've ever…read morehad! Definitely recommend checking this local restaurant out!

We went for a weekday lunch. The restaurant was about half full and we were greeted and sat…read moreimmediately. One of my favorite things about this restaurant is the chips and salsa flight. It comes with five different salsa that are all very tasty! My favorite is the orange one. I ordered the quesadilla suprema with carne asada. It was very good and definitely filling for lunch. The food came out very quickly, portions were great, and our server was very attentive.

Ordered delivery and am so glad I did! I tried the quesadilla with carne asada, flautas, sopes, and…read morecheesecake (not all in one sitting). I will definitely be ordering again. The flautas were so crispy and not covered in sauce (I don't understand why places do that) and the rice and beans were just how I like them. The little salsas they gave me were vastly different from each other. I devoured the one with the radish. Everything was packaged well and hot. I'm pumped to try this place again.

I have been a faithful customer for 30 years. Today was the first time ever that the food was bad…read more I had a free lunch because I go there so much. I ordered 2 taco with rice and beans. It was so bad we couldn't finish . The fried taco shell was old and I couldn't bite thru it. The rice was hard not soft like it's always been. And the refried beans were so salty we couldn't eat them. I love love Romeos but today was so terrible. I also got a side of onions the was so bad I couldn't eat them. I took my 83 yr old dad to my favorite restaurant and the food was so bad he doesn't ever want to go back. I know yall get busy but I literally couldn't bite through my taco. Please do better. I brought a 83 yr old man into my favorite restaurant and it was a catastrophic meal. Please do better.in 30 yrs I've never had a bad meal. This is a first. And it was bad.

You all must try: the Taco Pizza!! Great pizza, guacamole and chips, and burritos! Server Shaun was…read morevery friendly and attentive. I also love the Halloween decor and the pictures of dogs on the wall. Great place!

Fresh out of surgery and in desperate need of comfort food, Lina's came through like a culinary…read morefirst responder. My daughter picked up dinner. We kept it simple but satisfying. I ordered one kids' bean and cheese burrito meal--yep, one, but can I just say how impressed I was by the number of kids' meal options? Perfect for someone who's not super hungry but still wants something tasty and easy on the stomach. My husband went all in with the carne asada burrito combo, chips and queso, and of course, we had to try the cinnamon crisps. Everything was hot, fresh, and made exactly as we ordered. The cinnamon crisps were basically whispering, "just add ice cream," and honestly, I'm still thinking about it. Next time, I'm prepared. Lina's, you've earned a spot on our post-surgery (and every other day) dinner list. Delicious, dependable, and just what the doctor ordered....kinda.

Chorizo burritos are the S Tier of breakfast burritos on paper but restaurants rarely meet the mark…read morewith chorizo. The burrito here has a kick, a great size and tastes amazing. Pair your burrito with some of their salsas, the avocado salsa was perfect.

I was buying gas across the street when I spotted Lina's and decided to try their drive-thru. The…read moremenu looked kind of like Abelardo's but they have a veggie burrito, which I think Abelardo's doesn't have. It was big enough for two meals with rice, beans, lettuce, cheese, sour cream, guacamole and pico. I also got some mild red sauce which turned out to be too hot for me. The burrito already had a bit of a kick. I also ordered a cinnamon churro which was an average churro. The burrito was great, so I would get it again.

Location: This Lina's location is at L Street and 49th Street on the north side. It is my go-to…read morespot for fast Mexican food. It's easy to get in and out of their large lot. However, you may be forced to turn west when leaving due to heavy traffic. Food: The menu is no different from any other fast Mexican food place. The quality however, is far more consistent than most competing Mexican food places. Quantities are generous and the flavor is generally quite good. Stand Out items include the Super and the flan for dessert. Service: They're consistently friendly and I've never had any problem ordering in English. Errors are infrequent but I would still recommend checking your order if it's very complicated. Bottom line: They're a consistent, good if you're in the area.

La carne está bien suavecita, el hermano nos dio un agua fresca gratis y siempre hemos tenido una…read morebuena experiencia y ambiente muy bonito en este restaurante:)

Great service and excellent food at El Patron. Even if you are total strangers, you'll be treated…read morelike family. Even the other patrons were nice! We had outstanding Guacamole and Chips, Birria Tacos, a Burrito and Fajitas that were all excellent and the owner brought over a Mole Chicken leg for us to try that was also outstanding. Highly recommend this wonderful hidden gem.