I've wanted to try this place but the parking lot is always packed. I stopped in previously and…read morewas greeted and seated immediately. It looks like a place my Dad would have enjoyed meeting his buddies every morning. I ordered the breakfast burrito. It was the biggest burrito I've ever had! And just now i realized I wasn't even charged extra for some additional items i requested. The owner, I assume was so nice upon my departure. She reminded me of "Mama" in an old Italian family; I watch a lot of tv. I can't believe I didn't picture burrito

Great family restaurant! The people are really friendly and the food is really good. Burgers and…read moreauthentic Mexican food! Burger was great and husband really liked the chili releno. Grandpa comes here every time he is in town.

We were so lucky to have found this place. Everything was super tasty…read more My favorite dish was the chilaquiles and the second fav was the bean sauce covered tacos The waffle was delicious too. We will be back. For like 5 people with food drink and alcohol was like $100 USA dollar we paid with a USA credit card and it was fine and we left a $20 usa cash tip Loved our server he was great and the only thing I can warn people is to be patient this isn't a premade microwave everything restaurant they take their time and prepare everything to order it's scratch made so don't come if you're rushed or need to keep a schedule. This place is chill

We went back after almost a year. Service was noticeably slower this time since there was only one…read morewaiter, and it took about 20 minutes for our food to arrive. We ordered the chilaquiles con carne en su jugo (absolutely delicious) and the quesabirrias (great flavor, but unfortunately very soggy--not crispy at all. My son had to eat them with a fork because they kept falling apart). Prices have gone up a bit, but still remain reasonable for the portions and quality

Very friendly staff; clean, colorful decor. Parking is tight for an establishment this large…read more I had the chicken enchiladas rojos. Delightfully fluffy, both the shredded chicken and the tortilla. Tasty beans (fully pureed, not stiff) and rice. DW went with her usual, chilis rellenos. She said they were prepared differently than she was used to; the waitress explained the cook uses a different process that is much less greasy (hot air fryer?). The red sauce was unusual but very tasty.

We stumbled upon this hole on the wall. We were on a work trip and my boss decided to stop here and…read moreI was a little skeptical by the looks of the place. We went in and the server asked us if we wanted the buffet or a la carte. She asked us to go check the buffet first if we wanted to, everything look pretty good...so we decided to give a try. A wonderful surprise as all of the food was so flavorful with a real homemade feel to it. I also got a real cantaloupe water (agua de melon) that was so delicious! They told me they even have the breakfast and lunch buffet on Sundays! Can't wait to go back.

What a wonderful restaurant great food and the owners are so caring about what they do Don't miss…read morethis little gem It's next to the Chevron gas station

Food was mediocre. Beans were good. Service was excellent. About the food, I ordered huevos…read morerancheros, which came with a corn tortilla, two over cooked eggs, and some salsa made with onion and canned tomato, no chile. Included was a greasy rectangle of potatoes. The tortillas were great. My friends both ordered huevos con Machaca, which they said was OK but not, anything to write home about. Coffee was OK but not great. Quite a few people came in to order Menudo while we were there, so maybe that is what I should have ordered.

Large, open coffee shop that just opened in Nogales. I like their Rio Rico coffee shop also, so I…read morethought I'd check this one out. This one is paneled in darkwood and has a dark wood floor which along with the wagon wheels hanging from the ceiling gives it sort of an old West style vibe which I think is really cool. This place is very roomy and has a lot of seating. There are also book shelves stocked with was must be 200 books or more. It has the same great food as the Rio Rico location. The only negative is the parking situation, which is a bit challenging. There is metered parking a block or so away, or if you're willing to walk further you can find parking on the street that's not metered. Overall I liked it and look forward to coming back.

I had the most amazing peppermint mocha and breakfast sandwich. Francisco who is one of the owners…read morewas very friendly and the prices were very affordable. High quality food, good prices, great ambience. My new favorite coffee shop in Nogales!!! Can't wait to go back and try the crepes!

This is a must-have meal whenever we are in Nogales. Friendly and fast service. Delicious food,…read moreespecially the fresh menudo! Restaurant is clean and bright with lots of friendly faces. Breakfast and lunch are the best!

Finished a hike in the nearby hills and was hungry for some Mexican. Google recommended this…read moreplace and when I pulled up to park, was gravely disappointed with the exterior. But, gotta admit, it's very Mexican for the area. I parked right against the chainlink fence to keep my dog cool in the shade. It was past 5pm on a Monday night and daylight was waning. The place is small. You see the kitchen as soon as you walk in. You take a right turn into the dining area. The place looks old, but it was clean when I came by. The place wasn't very busy when I first walked in, but my entrance must have started the dinner rush. I sat against the window to have a clear view of my car. I ordered chicken enchiladas and it came out quickly. I also got a bowl of salty pasta soup. Service was prompt. My meal didn't look very appealing, but it wasn't bad. Just really salty for my taste. The chicken had some gristle in it. The beans were runny and on the salty side. But in the end, I ate it all because I was hungry. The meal was also very affordable for $12.99.

We did a quick little breakfast trip across the border with my girlfriend and my dog and ended up…read moreat La Roca - such a beautiful spot. Walking in honestly feels like stepping into a hacienda. There's a gorgeous fountain in the center and a mix of seating areas - some more loungy if you're just having drinks, others perfect for coffee or a full breakfast. There's even an upper level with a bar-style balcony, which is where we sat, and it was such a great view. They are dog-friendly in the outdoor areas (I had mine in a stroller), and the staff could not have been more accommodating - they even helped me carry her up the stairs. Service overall was amazing. We had multiple servers checking on us, which just shows how well staffed and attentive they are, especially since it was pretty busy with the buffet crowd. We heard their buffet is really good, but we weren't quite that hungry, so we ordered off the menu. I got the huevos rancheros, and I'm not kidding - the beans alone made the whole trip worth it. I don't know what they're doing back there, but they need to keep doing it. The eggs and red sauce were also so good. My girlfriend got the chiles rellenos, and just watching her cut into them with that perfect cheese pull told me everything I needed to know - she confirmed they were delicious. The decor is beautiful and full of Mexican culture, the space feels really inviting, and overall it was just such a great experience. If you're in Nogales and want something nice without going too far into the city, this is literally right across the border and absolutely worth it.

I feel as though I was here years ago... the rock walls triggering that memory. We were down here…read morehunting for the best bolillo in AZ but needed sustenance first. Easy walk from the border, like super easy. It was a weekday at around 1ish, so the restaurant was not busy at all. It is HUGE, tons of seating but given time of day we were put into the main dining room by the window and it is really truly colorful and lovely in here. I just love how the restaurant has one entire side that is the rock they built it into. The staff here are absolutely welcoming and gracious, taking great care of you. We ordered a couple of cocktails, some guac and our entrees. They brought some pico, limes and chips right away. The chips south of the border always taste different to me, not in a good or bad way. They brought the guac out fast, it was a huge portion really and was fantastic. My husband got a steak that came with a chile rellano, I of course opted for the Chilaquiles once I spotted it on the menu. The plates here are loaded, very hearty portions. My husband enjoyed his steak which was perfectly prepared, I was cool with my chilaquiles. What I mean by that is, they do the thing where they just pour the sauce over chips (which I am not a fan of)... but given the sauce was so flavorful I will give them a pass. You have the option of getting carne with the chilaquiles but I opted for plain. All in all our meal was excellent, as was the service and the prices. This is simply just a fun, historic, nice restaurant to treat yourself to when in the area. The mariachis here, by the way, are excellent. It was a pair of gentlemen, and their voices were beautiful.

This is a fan favorite since my crew and I work down the street. Go with the burger and you can't…read morego wrong. Just be careful, if you get it to go it has to be eaten soon or the fries and bun will get soggy quick.

I was going frequently to this restaurant, but the last times I wasn't leaving a tip. I asked for…read morebisteck ranchero, but it's like I asked for papas rancheras. My coffee was not hot. The manager never went back to check on us, but she went back to people who left her tips. She's the owner and shouldn't expect tips. Their tables are not clean, and the doors are filthy. The manager is money hungry. No wonder Rancho Grande separated from that manager.