First time here. Absolutely delicious. I have the taquitos and steak/shrimp burrito. Very friendly…read morestaff as well. Love it

Fantastic! Great food good spot, nice people. wholeheartedly recommend getting food from here.read more

When I walked in, I was greeted, but other than that I wasn't told about the menu or any specials…read more But everyone was very friendly. The ambience was OK. It was somewhat of a Mexican-style interior. Nothing flashy. So when I was told what type of food they had they had Carnitas. And that's all they had. I was asking if I could have it with eggs or in a burrito and they said all they were offering that day were tacos. Don't get me wrong. The meat was very good very soft tender, but that's all it was. They said they couldn't make burritos and they couldn't put eggs or anything else with the meat until the following day. Which made no sense. However, the meat was very good and they put plenty of meat in the taco which was the equivalent of 2 1/2, it was a lot of meat. This is my opinion, and you will have to go there to form your own opinion. But I probably won't go back in the future.

I come here very often on Sundays. I get the 1lb carnitas combo which comes with the 1lb of…read morecarnitas, 6 freshly made tortillas, a side of rice, beans, and 2 salsas. I usually buy extra salsas because i love salsa and 2 horchatas. I never cared for horchata till i tried it at this restaurant. Now i need to have one every time i come here. The food is always fresh, super hot, and tastes delicious! The service is good too. there is sometimes a line to order but it moves quick! Sometimes they have special value items like burritos which i plan to try next! This restaurant is not overly priced either! I pay like $34 for all the items i mentioned! Can easily feed 4!

My friend found this place on Yelp and wanted to give it a try, so we decided to stop by. It's an…read moreOaxacan restaurant known for their mole negro, which is one of their specialties. I ordered the enchiladas de mole negro. I'm Peruvian, and the flavor wasn't quite my personal preference, but I took the leftovers home and my husband who is Mexican and a big fan of mole absolutely loved it. So if you enjoy traditional mole, you'll probably appreciate it. My friend ordered the mole negro with rice and completely devoured her plate. She said she really enjoyed the flavor. I also ordered the Oaxacan horchata, and that was a highlight for me. I loved it so much very refreshing and delicious. The customer service was alright, a bit slow, but understandable since there was only one girl working the register and serving tables at the same time. The restaurant itself is cozy, and the bathroom was clean, which I always appreciate. Overall, it was a nice experience trying a traditional Oaxacan spot.

For once, the Yelpers are not being their usual, brutal selves. So I'm going to bring down some…read morereality here. The food is pretty good. I go out frequently and I cook at home a lot so I think I have pretty good perspective. We consume a fair amount of "authentic" Mexican food, and we travel to Mexico frequently. Recently we went to La Katrina and Manny's. Each has their own style but I wouldn't say one is hands down better in terms of food quality. But where this place sucks is atmosphere. Yelpers are being kind when they say it's a "hole in the wall". People, it's a dive. It's hot and stuffy. It can accommodate maybe 20 guests. 90% of the male patrons wear baseball caps. Parents entertain children by blowing up balloons then releasing them to make buzzy noises. Hahaha funny, NOT. People play their phones on open speakers, all while a soccer game is going on a tv high on the wall. There's one restroom, albeit immaculately clean, but still just one so you better be quick. This is not a quick serve restaurant. Wait service, such as it is, is slow and unobservant. I.e. we had to ask for chips, and when they arrived, no napkins, so we had to wait for the rest of our order to be able to wipe our hands. Our burning question from the menu was WTH are "glass" drinks? We asked and the waiter gestured towards the refrigerator with bottled drinks. Ok? So how are they different from "bottled" drinks on the menu? I'll post a photo so you can maybe decipher its meaning. We never got a straight answer. But what was crystal clear is, they don't offer fountain drinks. And no iced tea. If there was water, we weren't offered any. We arrived 10 minutes before a table next to us, with three guys. Within just a few minutes they were enjoying their lunches while we sat there. Finally when ours arrived, yeah it was fine, but nothing to do two huzzahs and a backflip over. And definitely not something I'd go out of my way for. I ordered the "regular" (as opposed to Oaxacan) enchilada plate with green sauce. I have a pretty good tolerance for "hot spicy", but this one made me sweat. Luckily, with their apposite of drink offerings, I had horchata, which helped to put out the fire. My husband ordered the chile relleno plate. He enjoyed it and said the sauce atop it was uniquely good. Their rice and beans were pretty good; needed a little salt on the beans. Maybe we'd return for takeout, but if you're considering this establishment for date night... don't.

Excellent service. The lady working made great suggestions for our first time there…read more My combo plate with tri-tip and pollo was plentiful. The salsa and potato salad were spot on. Took home enough for another meal. My niece loved her combo burrito and ate every bite. She was surprised how flavorful it was Wi definitely go back to try more of the menu. The pollo was 100% better than El Pollo Loco and the sliced thin tri-tip was so juicy.

-Quick and friendly service. -Clean and spacious, very homey…read morefeeling. -Delicious and -Very reasonable price. Don't be fool with the portion. It looks small but very filling. Love this place and definitely gonna be coming more often.

Staff was really friendly. Seemed unusually quiet for a Sunday afternoon, which was nice. Might…read morehave been more to go orders, other side of the restaurant. Food was good, the chile relleno had a good amount of cheese in it. Nothing that really stood out about the food. It was a big plate though.

We've been coming here for over 10+ years, and I'm beyond disappointed in what happened tonight…read more And yes, sometimes the service hasn't been fantastic but it's nice local spot and we like to support local. And they have some great servers there. Tonight we were treated so appallingly that we may never come back. It was busy for taco Tuesday when we put our name in, and two female severs were directing traffic... the owners daughter basically yelled at us, if you're waiting for a table go outside so servers can get through with food... ok ya, totally understandable but don't yell at your customers. Her tone was annoyed. Then we were skipped for our seat and when I asked the other female server was super rude saying that wasn't the case (but we watched it happen). But it was really the way she spoke to us, more than the situation. Just really disappointed in how they treat their customers, we own a small biz and wouldn't dream of speaking to people like this. Later when one of the guy survers we know well noticed what was happening he came over and immediately apologized and offered to take care of us himself - but we were so turned off I didn't want to stay... he said we should tell the owner who was working the taco stand... So I did tha and she was apologetic but as we walked away her daughter said "I'm the owner too and I don't care". Alright. Good to know, we won't be supporting your biz any longer. 10+ years... we come twice a month.... But we can definitely take our biz to other Mexican restaurants in town (Luna Llena and Lalos) who appreciate us every time we visit, have amazing food and something called respect... Bye bye!!!

I don't know such a little place can make such good food! Especially pozole and chicken soup.read more

Had a craving for tacos and decided to stop here. Ordered 6 tacos, which totaled to about $20…read more Tried the asada, pollo, birria, and pastor tacos. They were all so good! Just the right about of spice and juiciness. The service was fast, we waited for about 5 minutes before we got them. There's a sauce and sides bar where you can pick up some spicier sauces or some radish. This is more of a grab and go kinda place, but there is some seating inside and outside.

Good vibes good food good service ! The appetizer plates…read moreare nice and kids plates are great , 7 mares soup is the best

Service was excellent. The food was just okay. I was really not a fan of how the chicken was cut…read moreand a few pieces had hard gristle that I had to spit out. The guacamole was a little strange, more like a creamy dressing than guacamole. Chips and salsa were good. The flour tortillas were warm but a little thin. They did not tear though when the Fajitas were made. The booths were a bit tight but comfortable. There are also tables and chairs and a large outside area. Probably will not return as it was not my favorite.

Second time coming to Don Cuco in Moorpark and it was so good again. I got the chicken fajitas and…read moremy husband got the pastor burrito, both were really good and both came with rice and beans so the portions were big. Their chips and salsa are also super fresh and delicious. Service was great, prices are good, and we love that they have a back patio with heaters. It's stroller/baby friendly too which is a huge plus for us. Big free parking lot in the plaza also. Overall such a good family restaurant and we'll definitely keep coming back.

Our last visit to Don Cuco didn't go so well. We had a reservation for a party of 9 after a…read moretheater performance. It was a chilly day, and getting colder as the sun set. The restaurant has a patio area with tented sides, which is where they seat large groups. The concept is a good one, but when the overhead heaters don't work and it's cold outside, that's not ideal. Service was slow, and our waiter made repeated mistakes. My husband asked for a taste of a particular draft beer, and was presented with a full schooner instead. He likes to squeeze in lemon and had to ask multiple times for that side request. Then our young granddaughter ordered the kids' burrito, but the brought the adult version and charged for it. I didn't pay the bill so I didn't realize it right away. Not until it was too late, actually. Dear Hubby and I ordered the shrimp fajitas to share, which had an underwhelming number of shrimp. Whole lot of grilled onions, though. The taste was just so-so. The best item I had was the virgin mango margarita. Otherwise, it was an overpriced meal in chilly surroundings. Kudos to the restaurant for having colorful, festive Valentine's decor. That was a plus.