Happy to see that this spot is back to running like before. Quality of food/portions are great, the…read morecleanliness of the inside has gone up and the staff are welcoming and speedy with getting orders out.

I recently moved to the area a few months ago and was hoping to find a solid go-to Mexican spot,…read morebut unfortunately this place has been consistently disappointing. On multiple occasions, the customer service at the drive-thru has been rude. It's not just a one-time thing--the tone and attitude from the workers often come off dismissive and unfriendly. On top of that, they've messed up our orders several times, not just mine but my family members' as well, which makes it hard to rely on them. Tonight was especially frustrating. We pulled up to the drive-thru around 8:30pm, and their posted closing time is 9pm. We were told they were only making carne asada fries because they were closing soon. I asked for a simple bean and cheese burrito--something that's arguably easier and quicker to make--but the worker responded, "Nope No No," in a rude tone. I understand places get busy or want to start closing procedures, but if your hours say you're open until 9, customers should still be able to order from the menu until then. It felt more like they just didn't want to make anything else and were trying to wrap up early. The food itself is okay, but for what's supposed to be one of the only Mexican options around, it's just not worth dealing with repeated mistakes and disrespectful service. I will not being going back to this establishment until they get better customer service.

We finally were able to try this food truck before they closed for the day!!…read more The guy who took our order was very nice. I got street tacos, one of every meat option they had. My favorites were the asada and pollo. My husband got the Asada little Sahara burrito and it's huge! He could barely finish it. But it was really good. We Also got a side of beans and they were good. Definitely want to come back and try their breakfast menu.

Being from Texas nothing says good morning like a good breakfast taco. The burrito was well priced,…read morejust the right size for value and great taste. My family and I sampled the chorizo, bacon and Philly taco. The Philly tacos had beef, egg, cheese and pico de gallo. It was really tasty. This will definitely be a stop any time when I come in town to visit my daughter. They are stationed in a parking lot near her house. The service was excellent.

I visited this location in between soccer games today…read more I ordered the chicken apple pecan salad served with a Dijon dressing. So good and healthy! Also picked up a couple of Whoopie pies for the grandkids...chocolate mint and funfetti flavors!

We have been to Cubby's many times. First time going to the Saratoga Springs location. The food was…read moreok but very concerned as we opened our daughter's food and found ants crawling along her sweet potato fries... pretty much ruined everyone's food as we all were looking for ants after that.

Fast service during the lunch rush and a legitimately great taco. Slightly offensive to my wallet…read morefor just one taco.Steak and chorizo combo goes hard, especially with their ranch. I'll be back, financially irresponsible but happy.

Not great Tex-Mex. The best part is the hot sauce…read more The "taco salad" is essentially an open face taco with melted cheese on a flour tortilla with rice and beans, extra lettuce, 2 ounce of protein and a little guac and sour cream. The tacos are pretty sub par too. I didn't order the Jurassic Taco, so maybe I missed out on the best thing??

Sonora on Main Street Do not let the location fool you…read more Tucked into a corner spot near the freeway entrance on Main Street American Fork, Ocotillo is easy to drive past and a mistake to miss. Step inside and you will find a beautifully decorated space with an open kitchen greeting you at the entrance and a staff that is genuinely enthusiastic about the food they are serving. Ocotillo specializes in the cuisine of Sonora, Mexico, a region known for bold meat and seafood dishes. They also offer a daily brunch menu that is worth planning your weekend around. We ordered the tres leches pancakes, a triple stack that delivers exactly what the name promises. Bathed in a three milk mixture and topped with fresh berries and whipped cream, moist but not to sweet. The Sonorense combination was equally impressive. Arrachera steak strips, chilaquiles made with poblano chile, a tamal de elote, and two eggs. The arrachera was excellent and the chilaquiles were crispy, which is exactly how they should be and not something every kitchen gets right. The menu is long enough that choosing something different next time will be a genuine challenge. Omelettes, chilaquiles, brioches, and other specialties give you plenty of reasons to return. We are already looking forward to exploring the lunch and dinner menu. Slightly more expensive than a standard breakfast spot, but the generous portions and the quality of the ingredients justify every dollar. Five stars without hesitation.

Epic brunch adventure for us. Delicious sauce on the chilies and the meat was incredible. Loved…read morethe chips and salsa as well waited. Having a wife from Mexico she approves the menu and the food.

First time here and absolutely love it! I got the Sur wrap and my boyfriend got the egg and ham…read morecroissant and might I say...it was DELICIOUS!!! The food did take a minute but it was worth it!! We would definitely comeback!! I wish we had this in Vegas.

The food and value for money used to be outstanding. This was a great quiet spot for a business…read morelunch with a terrific view of the valley below. Prices are up, quality is flat.

The El Tio combo came to play! Whoever El Tio is, he knows how to whip up some quesabirria tacos…read moreand consommé proper. $11 for an incredible amount of flavor and food! If I lived closer I'd be here for lunch often! I already can't wait to come back!! There are a bunch of other tacos you can order so there will be something for everyone but I strongly recommend El Tio Combo. There is plenty of seating inside, it seemed like a popular place, for good reason! Service was quick and simple, quick in and out. Exactly what we wanted, with flavors that exceeded expectations! Would highly recommend.

I heard great things about this place from my parents! My little sister and I went and it was super…read morebusy inside on Friday at lunchtime. Despite the busyness, we were well taken care of. The location was clean and bright which was nice as well. I ordered the Blackened Fish Burrito and my sister got the Birria Taco Special. She liked the consume a lot! I thought my burrito was on the wet side. We loved their picked red onion and radishes! We would definitely be back to try their other tacos. Just a note the green mild salsa is HOT!

Had a lovely time at Milagros with my husband. We had both not been there before and were excited…read moreto give it a try. The location is decked out in an amazing array of plants and art! Our service was great, we were seated immediately and our server was kind. She had her hands full being the only one on shift at the end of the night but did it gracefully. We loved the chips and salsa and liked our meals. Mine was huge! I was barely able to make a dent and had to take it home. The fry was good on the pepper and it was stuffed with cheese and meat. I got the onion ball which wasn't much to call home about, neither was the spicy rice. I wish I tried the beans instead. My husband was pleased with his dish and was able to finish it. We also shared the strawberry and regular horchata and they were delicious! We will definitely be back to try more dishes!

Things have changed in the 14 years since the last review. Being able to be a thriving business for…read morethat many years means a lot. My last review could all be wrapped up when I asked for a Mexican hot sauce and they brought Tabasco. Everything was wrong. While the food is still geared to the local palate. It's lots of overly sweet food. Still, I found things that were pretty good. In the end, I can see why it's popular. It' doesn't really bring me to Mexico City or similar. I would not exclude coming back. They no longer have beer. That's important when dining out for me, but doesn't seem to hurt things here.