I love it here it is very small but it's so good I love the burritos and the service is so good and…read morethe servers are very nice

Walked in and were greeted and seated promptly. The restaurant is brightly decorated and a fun…read morerelaxing atmosphere. I ordered the Cheesesteak and it was huge and very good. Very good place to eat and highly recommend.

My friend and I stopped in for an horchata and flan. we loved it. Very cute little place, good…read morevibes and great flan.

Delicious food. Chips and salsa is great! Can tell it's a…read morereal Mexican restaurant because they offer lengua and they actually have habanero sauce you can add. Not just the kind of a jar either. This is fresh and gives the right about of spice for any Mexican dish. Normal quad city people will think it's to spicy though.

Small local place with good flavor. We sat down and were promptly waited on. I had 3 steak tacos…read moreand a bottle of Coke from Mexico. Menu is a la carte.

Their menu may be a little confusing at first to new visitors. However, they have THE BEST birria…read morei've had. (Only on Sundays) Their service is a bit slow sometimes but their food is always good and never dissapoints.

I saw the guy pour salsa from a departing group back into a bucket I assume was filled with salsa.read more

Had the lunch special and it was outstanding! Chile releno and sauce was very flavorful and delish!…read moreDefinitely be back!! Highly recommend

Super cheap, and very tasty. Took the whole family out and my wallet likes that place. Get the…read moreburrito, so good. Perfect for the whole family. Who knew there was this authentic of food out here

Staff was rude. Food was cold. Tamales made with hamburger?…read moreFirst and last time here. Much better options nearby.

Excellent taco place. Very clean. Taco Tuesdays can get a little busy, but definitely worth the…read moresmall wait.

It's a great place to eat, and the service is good they have great nachos and tacos.read more

Two stars only because the tacos are decent…read more The staff is always kind of short and seem like they don't want to be there. Definitely friendly enough, but they seem unhappy. Their prices have gone up considerably. I get it. Prices are crazy, they need to raise prices along with the times. But to raise your prices and stop table service, serve food on disposable plates, and stop giving chips and salsa for dine in... It makes it not worth it. Roly's now has three strikes from me, so I'm done. There are better tacos in the quad cities, at places that appreciate their customers.

There was a sign outside of Taqueria Roly's today advertising a special - three carnitas tacos for…read more$4.50. That sounded both delicious and cost effective, so I pulled over. Glad I did! A menu board, cash register, and kitchen occupy the front of the building, and apparently, there's a dining room in the back. I placed my to-go order and my tacos were ready in about three minutes. They were delicious. Street-taco style, served with cilantro, onions, and a very tasty salsa verde on the side. Wrapped individually in wax paper, then all together in foil, they were still nice and hot when I arrived home. I love Taqueria Roly's now! Will definitely be back.

The food was absolutely fantastic. Our waitress was very helpful on ordering as ive never ate…read moreIndian food before. The ambience was also very laid back. Will definitely visit again.

I had a good experience at this quaint little restaurant on a Thursday afternoon around 2:00 PM…read more The dining room is cozy, seating roughly 50 people including a few bar seats. The young woman at the counter greeted me immediately and was very friendly and helpful in explaining the restaurant and menu options. I chose the buffet. I've enjoyed fusion cuisine before and was excited by the concept. While the menu appears to offer some fusion-inspired dishes, the buffet felt more like two separate cuisines sharing the same space--Indian food and Mexican food--rather than true fusion dishes. That said, the food was generally quite good. The Indian selections were the highlight. The lamb vindaloo had a great spice level, a smooth, flavorful gravy, and large, tender boneless pieces of lamb. The chicken tikka was creamy with generous chunks of moist chicken breast. My favorite item may have been the paneer matar, with soft paneer and peas in a rich, creamy tomato sauce. I arrived near the end of the buffet service (11:30 AM-2:30 PM), so some items may have been past their peak. The huevos rancheros were quite dry and chewy. The tacos and burrito wraps were enjoyable but somewhat bland and slightly dry. The chips and accompanying sauces were very good. The beans appeared to have dried out considerably by the time I arrived (this is the only item I didn't eat.) The naan was likely excellent when fresh from the tandoor, but by the time I tried it, it had lost much of its appeal. The salad bar was adequate, though I think adding a Mexican-inspired dressing option such as cilantro ranch or a citrus vinaigrette would be a nice touch. The dahi rice (yogurt rice) was a little dry and much less sweet than I expected, making it feel more like a side dish than a dessert. I would genuinely love to see this little restaurant succeed. When I arrived, the place was completely empty and very quiet, but during my meal 12 additional customers came in, which was encouraging to see. The staff was welcoming, the Indian food was excellent, and with a few adjustments to buffet freshness and seasoning, I think this restaurant has a lot of potential.