This place was highly recommended by the hotel staff. I was excited to try it…read more Nice little place. But it was so cold in there. I kept my jacket and gloves on. We were the only ones there. . . lasted about a minute lol. . . it quickly got packed. They didn't have the soup I wanted so my next go to. . . taco, enchilada, rice and beans. . . didn't see that either. I asked the server if I could order off the kids menu. He was so great about allowing me to do that. I had a cheese enchilada, rice, and beans. It was ok. Not something that I would be rushing back for but it was good. My coworker had the asada fries. She loved them. The serving size was so big she had enough for a snack later and lunch the next day. I have to say the chips and salsa were good. Perfect amount of salt and the right amount of spicy. Sorry I forgot to snap a pic.

Service is 3/5, food 2/5, margarita 2/5. Food was served without silverware initially and Luke…read morewarm. The margarita is weirdly carbonated and just not good. Not the worst experience, but I don't think we'll be back. *Edit, my boyfriend had to expel his dinner upon leaving. Do not recommend.

If you know me, you already know... I don't mess around when it comes to tacos. Every place we go,…read moreI'm out to find the best taco. We ended up at La Posada Mexican Grill in Madras, Oregon... and this is one of those spots that doesn't try to impress you from the outside... but the food absolutely does. I ordered a carne asada taco and their three crispy bean tacos that they're known for. The carne asada had that real flavor to it, not over-seasoned... just simple and done right and the tortillas... perfect. And those crispy bean tacos... I get why they're known for them. Crispy, flavorful, and just the right ratio of filling to topping. And the salsa bar... this is where you can tell if a place is serious. While it looks simple in the photo, it honestly deserves a review all on its own. Multiple salsas, all different, all fresh... pickled carrots (one of my favorites), and of course, radishes. But the kicker... what really put it over the top for me and sold me on coming back someday were the roasted chiles and grilled onions on the side. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how good this place really is. And I'll say this, because it proves itself over and over again... do not judge a Mexican restaurant by the outside of the building. Ever. Some of the best food you'll find is in the most unassuming places... and this is definitely one of them. So authentic.

It is almost comical how many people have told me to try this place out…read more Several different Mexican food options in town, but this is a local favorite. Came here for a breakfast burrito. Ordered over the phone and it was ready when I got there. SO GOOD. THE BACON. THE EGG. THE TORTILLA. CHEFS KISS. Ambiance- it was only me and my friend but the service was spectacular. Great option if ur in town and it's a chain

This place never disappoints! My fav is the enchilada trio. Love the flan too! Fried ice cream? Yes!read more

Stopped by the Mazatlan Mexican restaurant while traveling and had an amazing experience! The food…read morewas absolutely delicious and authentic. Our server was incredibly friendly and made the visit even better. Will definitely be back next time we're in the area.

Honest, real mexican food. Family ran and owners are amazing. It reminded me of eating at a…read morefriend's house growing up.

Delicious food and amazing service! We will be back! Amazing authentic food and a great family…read morebusiness.

I've had mixed results with Salvadorean restaurants - some bad, some good. This one is all good…read more The papusas are delicious. The red sauce is fine, but the green sauce is amazing!...The Salvadorian Combination Plate (#7) has five different items, all surprising and tasty. If you think you know just what enchiladas, empanadas and tamales taste like, be prepared to really surprised by the Salvadoran versions. They also have Mexican menu items. Menudo is featured on weekends and it's as good a menudo as I've ever had - rich and thick, with lots of meat of stomach and foot. Sadly I don't live anywhere near Madras, and don't usually come this way. I sure hope it'll be there when I do get back.

Sometimes open, sometimes not. We thought that they'd gone out of business, but then they were…read moreopen again. Huh. Good pupusas, nice variety. I've had better Salvadoran food. Inconsistent and slow service. We have eaten here several times but the place has never really caught on locally. I recommend La Salvadoreña instead.

Three stars for Taco Bell in Madras, and let me tell you why…read more First off, shout-out where it's due. We tried to hit up McDonald's, under construction. Tried Sonic Drive-In, no bathrooms. So by the grace of crunchy tacos, we landed at Taco Bell. And I'll say this, you didn't need a secret CIA code to use the restroom. Doors wide open. God bless America. The place was clean, bright, natural light everywhere. Felt peaceful. Like a fast food yoga studio. But then we ordered. Twenty minutes. Twenty minutes for fast food. That is not fast food. That is reflect on your life choices food. Now the server was nice. Sweet. No problems there. But in the back, there was a whole episode of Fast Food Survivor going on. Some bickering. An older lady, maybe the manager, maybe not, trying to switch positions. An older cook who looked like he was the only one who understood the assignment. That man was pushing people like it was the fourth quarter. There was a kid back there looking lost. I am watching this like it is live theater. Dinner and a show. And here is the thing, it was 11:30. Not midnight. Not apocalypse hour. Just regular lunch time. You should be cranking out tacos like you are printing money. Instead, we are standing there aging in real time. I am looking at my wife, she is looking at me, and we are both thinking the same thing. There is a Mexican food truck up the road making burritos with ingredients that actually met a vegetable once. But no. We chose fast food. And we got slow food. Location is great. Clean restaurant. Nice lighting. Friendly front counter. But if it takes twenty minutes for two small items, and I get floor seats to Dysfunction Junction while I wait, that is three stars. Respect to the serious cook though. Whoever you are, sir, you were trying. I saw you. You deserve a raise. Just maybe not a stopwatch.

Tried to go there during lunch time on a Friday and they were closed. At first it looked like the…read morelobby was only closed, but then tried to go through the drive thru which was also closed. Website and all online stated that store was open.

This should be a 5 start review all the way. To be sure and let everyone know ... Teal Rose is a…read morehidden treasure. Be sure to go uphill from Madras to find them. They are super friendly, very gracious hosts, preparing great food. Homemade bagels with delicious eggs, meats, cheese. But really a step above. Check it out! Don't miss out!

What a sweet little spot, I was so pleased to find this on my way out of town. I wish there was…read moresomething like this where I live. Breakfast burrito hit the spot and my latte tasted great- it's always risky getting espresso in small towns but I made an audible 'MMMM' when I tasted it. The owner and trainee were both very sweet and even asked if my dog could have a piece of bacon. I wish this place the best and hope to return on future road trips. Thank you for being great- sorry it took me so long to leave a review!