Amazing food. Got three tacos, about $2.75 each. Came with all the fixings - onions, cilantro,…read moregreen and red sauce, and two lime wedges. My husband got the carne asada meat platter that came with refried beans, meat, rice, pico, and six flour tortillas. We were both full. Absolutely recommend.

Solid food, large portions, and decently priced. The burritos are really good, and the asada friesread more

A Moses Lake staple! Every time I come home we have to go the Taco Shop at least once. There is a…read morenice outside patio to sit in during the summer and inside there are tables, but good luck finding a seat during the lunch hour. Pro tip: Call ahead! But even if there is a line out the door, the wait is quick. You can't go wrong with anything you order. I like the tostadas and the enchilada plate. The tostadas have a nice crunchy shell smothered in beans and meat, topped with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese. The enchilada plate come with your choice of enchilada (I like chicken and it's chicken breast) with house made sauce and rice and beans. In addition, they have great salsa! The Taco Shop is definitely a stop in Moses Lake you don't want to miss!

Every time we eat here it is outstanding. Best cheese enchiladas in Moses lake. Always fresh and…read moredelicious

What a fantastic find just off the highway! If you're hungry for authentic Mexican food served…read morewith the best service, this is the place. The chicken enchiladas are delicious. The guacamole was some of the best I've ever had. Don't stop at a chain fast food, come here instead. Relax. You will be served quick and be back on the road.

What everyone else said. Delicious food, remarkable service. Looking forward to coming back when…read morewe're out this way again.

Yelpers were so right about this one! We couldn't stop to take photos of the carne asada quesadilla…read more- super cheesy, filled with meat and with sour cream, lettuce onion, cilantro and tomato on the side. Comes with two salsas, green milder and red smokey spicy. We stopped by the market and went straight to the back corner for the chicharon and carne seca. Love the try before you buy service, they know we will buy after a taste LOL Sooo crunchy! Have never had carne seca before and now I know I'll be craving it. The market had super fresh veggies and the carniceria had lots of different cuts of meat as well as marinated ready to cook options. Great stop in the middle of the long road!

I'm the owner of Hook'n Them Up Fishing charters from Port Hardy, British Columbia Canada I have…read moreeaten here a few times. It's quite good. I highly recommend if you're driving to Spokane or Idaho to stop here and have some lunch. It's quite good the last time I was here I was on my way to Montana and now I'm gonna stop again cause I'm on my way to Spokane.

Service was fast, friendly and efficient…read more Salsa is hot! Restaurant is very clean. Convenient location with plenty of parking. Lunch specials too!

Excellent authentic Mexican restaurant in Moses Lake we stopped at on the way to Seattle. Indoor…read moreand outdoor seating, friendly service and I knew it was going to be good since majority of the patrons were spanish speaking and the chips and salsa were delicious! We ordered birria tacos and an al pastor torta. Ive never had a torta before it was HUGE and delicious. The birria tacos were also large and delicious but they were soft tacos and we were expecting fried ones but we may have ordered wrong. Friendly and efficient service, extensive menu and authentic!

We were doing some site visits around Quincy, Washington. My wife and I were getting hungry and…read morelooking for somewhere tasty to try. It was a Sunday afternoon and several spots were closed - either for Covid or the Sabbath probably. But we found Andaluz Family Mexican Restaurant and were greeted by really friendly waitresses who got us seated, helped us find something we each liked on the big, diverse menu. Before too long, the food came out and was amazing. Fresh, hot, tasty flavors of authentic Mexican cuisine. It reminded me of delicious meals I've enjoyed while teaching at various universities in Monterey, San Luis Potosí and Tijuana where the students take me to one of their favorite local spots. I had beef birria tacos and my wife had a tostada with chicken. Both were really fresh and delicious. These were just two items off of the big menu that looked quite good. We plan to come back and try some other dishes next time we're in the area. Check it out!

The beef fajitas was good, always a plus when food is served hot…read more The shrimp in mushroom sauce was unfortunately on the warm side . The ambience more like the family barn, where they will come to life in the evening and weekends , with music and dance floor. Service is fine.

This was probably the best Mexican food I've ever had. I had the shrimp fajitas and they were…read moreperfectly seasoned. The rice, perfectly seasoned. My friend had the carnita tacos and said the same thing. Oh! And the handmade corn tortillas were incredible. We are so happy, thank you!

The grey cloud-lidded Eastern Washington winters take me to my low moods of the year…read more Here at Soap Lake, Emerita brings the colors, flavors and warmth of sunnier, warmer places all year long. Home made tortillas mean delicious chips with bountiful salsa and a snapping base to the felicious tostada of our May 12, 2026 road stop. Thank you Emerita for sharing your traditions. warmth and flavors all year long.

An old friend here in Moses Lake. We always stopped here on trips to Seattle, and then they opened…read morea second location in our little town of Cheney, so visits have been few since then. Well, nothing's changed in decades. Still friendly, clean, quick, with great gringo Mex. It's also easily accessible from the interstate, and always super-busy. As usual, we got wicked full, and brought a ton back to our RV for later. Glad to pay them another dinner visit after many years...

I don't have much in the way for bookmarks for Moses Lake and hardly any restaurants for the city…read morebut I did have El Rodeo in my list to try. I got one of their combinations on their menu. A cheese enchilada and bean tostada as well as rice and beans. For one it's a bit bean heavy since the tostada is a bean one and the you also have refried beans on the side. Perhaps to reduce that the tostada should be a guacamole tostada. The food isn't all that spicy. In fact it's a bit on the bland side but despite that I nearly finished my entire combination plate so I must have been hungry and the food wasn't all that bad. But it wasn't the most memorable Mexican meal I had but I will freely admit I am a serious snob when it comes to Mexican food. So would I come back? Well, Moses Lake is still largely unexplored by me and the couple of stops I made I passed by a lot of different restaurants so I'd say "never say never" but it isn't a major priority to come back but in a pinch I wouldn't rule out on a return either. I just was looking for something spicier and perhaps more authentic.