Yes I did try la Loncherita, I liked the atmosphere, the food and the fact that I tried to do my…read moreordering in Spanish was greatly appreciated by the lady in the kitchen who greet me with a smile.. The tacos were excellent we will be back

Crazy how many authentic Mexican places there are in Harvard. It seems out of place for a small…read morefarming town for real. La Loncherita is another one of these. Actually it's more like a convenience store than a cafe. This has a dining area, so you can eat it here or take it wherever. About the most authentic Mexican food you can get around here, super authentic. It has the area to order food in the back. There's a dining area with a few tables. If a few people come in here it will be crowded. Very cramped and full of local Mexicans. Food menu is pretty limited. There's tacos. It's about $5 each. These are bigger than the fast food type of style. Have to say it's more like a convenience store than a restaurant to be honest. It's limited and it's pretty cramped inside. There's also lots of Mexican groceries and things.

Decent experience especially for a small town after a long train ride from Chicago. Had 3 street…read moretacos, 2 carne asada and 1 El pastor, small side of rice, can of coke. $21. No prices on menu and no itemized receipt. So not sure how we got to $21 but seemed excessive. Carne was kinda fatty, chewy and under seasoned. El pastor was good. Rice was average. There are a few other taquerias around the area I would try before going back. But again, not bad, just not great.

They don't respect their hours. Came in 7:45 it was…read moreclosed................................!.!.!!.!.!.!.!!.!.!.!.!.!!.

Stopped in just for a quick look and ended up buying a donut and a cookie. These were by far the…read moreabsolute best I have eaten in my life. I am 55 years old and regret that because I live in South Carolina I will not be able to visit frequently!!!

From the owner: Our specialty is tipycal mexican bread like conchas (shells) and bolillos (buns)read more

Stopped in for a quick late dinner. Margarita was the…read morehighlight tonight for me. The food looked good but was a little on the blend side to me. Chips and salsa seemed to be yesterday's. Friendly and accommodating service.

Over all a good place to eat. Food was good the staff was friendly. Drinks on special but very…read moreweak. Salsa was good not to spicy the burritos was tasty and the sauces were flavorful. Casa Barrera tacos.we're very yummy Seems like a great local place restaurant seating was good. There seem to be lots of take out while we were there

Food service atmosphere staff wonderful attentiveness professional reasonable family orientedread more

Stopped in here for lunch on a lark while driving through Harvard. The place is nice enough and is…read morepretty clean although everything there is older. The pink walls are strange though. Chips and salsa were fantastic. Definitely tasted home made. Bistek a la Mexicana came in a large portion with lot of onions, fresh jalapeños, and tomatoes. It was delivered with three delicious sauces and good corn tortillas as one would expect. Unfortunately the meat was chewey with a more than expected amount of gristle. Would come back here again if I were in the area, but I would pick something else from the menu. All in all not bad, but not great.

Hard to know the hours to this place in Harvard since it can be unexpectedly closed. It took a few…read moretries to get in. La Cocina De Emma is one of the authentic Mexican restaurants in town. Barely looks big enough to be a restaurant to be honest. The place has more of a homeliness to it, which can be charming if wanting to focus on the good meal. Any decent Mexican restaurant should have margaritas as well as free chips. It's about $9 for the cheapest margaritas. These have several flavors including classic lime, as well as mango and strawberry. Maybe these aren't too strong, but there's enough to get a buzz. The food has typical favorites like tacos, and because it's authentic there's also tortas. It's about $12 for a burrito. These are pretty big and packed full of stuff. Lots of fajita vegetables and especially great with jalapeños. These can be made vegetarian by not getting meat. If wanting meat though, you have choices. There's beef, chicken, chorizo, pork, steak, and tongue. Check the hours before going. It often closes for private parties. These often happen on weekends.

This was our first time there and found it to be a fun little place to go. The food was wonderful,…read morethe service was friendly and attentive. Give this place a try, either eating in or take out. It's a very authentic place to go to.

Best damn food at an incredible price. We had the burrito dinner and it was so good and very…read morefilling. Also enjoyed a strawberry margarita...service was super quick and the staff friendly. If you live Mexican food make sure to give this place a try...you won't regret it!

For Harvard this Mexican place is okay, but in most other towns it would be mediocre most likely…read more It has a pretty authentic menu. La Trinidad is among the surprisingly many authentic Mexican places in town. How are there so many, who knows. This one had been known for bad service, but the food is capable of being good for the most part. Came at lunch and the place was empty. It should have been a sign. The inside is quite roomy and it all looked pretty clean though. Eventually another group came in. It's about $7 for a margarita. These come in a few flavors, including the lime, mango, and strawberry. Kind of weak for the price. The food turned out mostly okay for what it was. It's about $11 for the Vegetariano Burrito. This was filled with beans, cheese which I left off, lettuce, rice, and tomatoes. Good isn't quite the way to describe it, but it may be as good as it gets in this town because options are limited. It has a pretty big menu. There's of course the margaritas, and the burritos include one for vegetarians.

This place still "bugs" me months later. My son and I went through the drive through. My son…read morereceived a taco with a cooked fly in it. I spent $15.00 max so I called Taco bell up for a whole refund and the woman said no that she can only replace the Taco. We both lost our appetite and how cheap is that, that I would have to drive back for a replacement Taco! No thanks we're never eating there again.​​​

It feels weird writing a review for Taco Bell but this location deserves it. The food from this…read morelocation is incredibly consistent and always made properly, which cannot be said for all T-Bells. Food comes out quick, hot, and delicious. Shout out to the kitchen on 9/18 for making some bomb a** breakfast crunchwraps.

Strictly average and the food was cold. I've been there twice and both times I had the same…read moreexperience.

Stopped in for breakfast on our way back to Chicago. Got the French toast, breakfast quesadilla,…read moreand breakfast burrito. Everything was delicious, and the service was top notch. Ivan and Maria make you feel welcome and take pride in providing a wonderful experience. Will definitely come back.