Good service & food quality…read more We had a very kind server who made good recommendations. We wished we ordered the Birria tacos "crispy" instead of American style. The chicken in the fajitas was very good but the peppers could have used more spice, still a good pick. However, next time I'll request more seasoning.

Interesting place. Nice enough but almost empty. Food was fine but net the best Mexican on the…read moreblock. It was a good value though for the money

They must have switched locations since I reviewed…read more This time I went in for the supermarket to get specific spices. If you have specific spices for teas like I do, check out the wall of bag spices AND the selection of plastic containers (in another aisle). I feel bad for writing this because such a large store and the amount of work the employees spend on keeping it organized was impressive. Asking them to reorganize maybe the most "gringo" thing I could do, but I had to ask a customer and her daughter? tried to find the specific spice...they had to ask a worker that took me to the plastic container aisle. BUT- the major thing is that El Morelia offered the spice. Plus others that I wanted try! My other mistake was not visiting during the week and eating at the in store restaurant. On Saturday my bill was almost restaurant prices from a few years ago. During the week prices are more reasonable. The toppings bar completely changes the taste combination and value. Definitely "as-good-as-it-gets"! The employees were restocking bread container with fresh loaves with a sign stating "3 loaves for $2"... I grabbed 3 and just ate one- phenomenal! Not sure if it is sourdough, but it is definitely fresh and delicious! Mexican sodas variety would make Sam's Club jealous. Far more grocery selection than I ever imagined. The store is an old warehouse, but it is clean and well-stocked.

Love this place! Awesome bakery, taqueria and restaurant…read morewhere you can buy birria, pastor etc.. very authentic Delicious

This place serves up some authentic Mexican flavors no doubt! I love that they open so early so you…read morecan grab an early brunch on the weekend. I got the enchiladas de mole and the shrimp a la diabla, which had some pretty unique flavors and complexity. Fair warning the shrimp a la diabla was the spiciest thing I have ever had. It was really good but definitely not the faint of heart. It was sooooo spicy that I was sweating. The enchiladas was very good as well. The mole sauce had an interesting bitterness to it. I liked it very much. I highly recommend you ordering that one. Overall, I enjoyed my experience here and I would come back to try more of their food.

We wanted to try a new and locally owned Mexican restaurant. We pass La Tejana Taqueria often as we…read moretravel N & S on Lindbergh. We were extremely disappointed. On this 85° day , the A/C wasn't working. They put a small bowl of chips on our table. (Supposedly homemade) They were greasy with very little flavor. My husband got a bottled beer. I asked for iced water. It came in a styrofoam cup, no lid, no straw, no ice. I asked for ice. They brought some in a small plastic bowl. I had no silverware to help the ice into the glass. Our food came separately. My husband's steak fajita was extremely tough with few veggies. Five minutes later, my cheese quesadilla arrived. It was small and on the plate was one plastic fork. A roll of paper towels was on the table. We wanted to love this place, but sadly we won't be back.

Hadn't gone in years and it was nice to drop in Saturday after Christmas and the restaurant was…read moreclean, service was decent and food good!

This use to be a place I frequent when I lived in the area, however the quality has drastically…read morediminished . The setting is still family oriented, service is decent, however the food taste and quality is not as good as I remember. Was looking forward to that fond memory however it missed the mark....hell it missed the entire building.

I would have loved to have tried the food here but the music from the live band was so loud you…read morecould not have a conversation or even think. It made us physically ill it was so loud. We had a large party of more than 10 people and we were chased off by the loud music. We abandoned our drinks it was so bad. We asked them to lower the volume of the speakers and they ignored our requests. Won't be back.

Try this place if you like seafood. Nayarit style preparations. The menu is huge. Instead of chips…read moreand salsa you get chips and ceviche. I ate the whole fried tilapia. You can choose your sauce. I went with garlic. Absolutely delicious. The platter includes rice, garlic bread and some lettuce. My husband got a mixed seafood pasta in a creamy sauce with pineapple served in half a pineapple. Also a delightful dish. The restaurant is not what you would expect. It's gargantuan in size, like an event space. There is a big stage in one corner, a tiki style bar and murals of Mexican scenes on the walls. It is tucked in the back of an old shopping plaza next to a Hindu temple, and takes a little effort to find. Don't mistake the Mexican restaurant right on Natural Bridge at McKelvey for this one. For Marisco you need to get to the back of the plaza. We went on a Monday, and it was quiet, but I understand it's hopping on the weekends. We checked it out based on a good review in St Louis Magazine. Great food and great service. Also, note that there are some kids items - the usual chicken nuggets, cheese quesadilla, etc. Non-seafood items are limited. I saw steak and chicken fajitas, and I'm sure they would make you something with steak or chicken if you asked. But this is a place for fish lovers!

We love Sabroso! We are regulars at this point. I prefer the St. Ann location to the Maplewood…read morelocation as it is quieter and plays better music. I usually order the Chile Rellano, which is cheesy and delicious. The sauce is the best part. We also always order the chips and salsa, you can tell the salsa is made fresh because it's always a little different but always good. The red salsa is nice and smoky while the green is fresh and has a bite to it. The beans and rice are the best of any Mexican restaurant in the area. The St. Ann location has a liquor license now which is great. Service is always good and prices are fair.

We order carry-out mostly but have eaten here twice. This place is made for our palates. We love…read moreeverything we have ordered. The quality & freshness is the best and we are Mexican food junkies. They have many crave worthy items. Try it all! They do serve alcohol now if you are into it.

WONDERFUL authentic Mexican food!! Looks a little sketchy…read moredriving up but most of the time these are the true hidden gems and this restaurant is a good example of that! It's quite a ways from where we frequent but well worth the time and we will definitely be returning often. The portions are plentiful, coming out fresh, hot, and SOoo delicious with prices comparable to other restaurants. Give it a try...you won't be disappointed!!

We came here for a late night snack/dinner last week and were immediately greeted with a familiar…read moredelicious meat fragrance. The next thing we noticed was how big (and clean) the restaurant is; has plenty of seatings and a wood dance floor in the middle, 4 TV at each corner and audio/speakers station close by (they have karaoke night and probably also accommodate family parties). Server was friendly and accommodating; we received our chips & salsa & water as soon as we sat down. **Tips: Add salsa to all. The red salsa is more spicy and green salsa is a bit sour and less spicy. I like to combine both to my tacos. Here's the food review (3.5 stars): - Tongue and cheek meat tacos: simple salt & pepper seasoning, but meat is soft and tender. It still have the street tacos flavor but a bit too much broth in the tacos. Add their salsas and a squeeze of lime and they're still good tacos. - Pastor taco: probably the best of the tacos we tried that night. Its flavor was just right, not too much seasoning and grilled just right. - Steak quesadilla: simple steak and cheese quesadilla; not our biggest fan. the steak pieces could be bigger and juicier, my husband wishes it'd have more steak in it. But for the price, it's not too bad. - Horchata: not the best we've had, a bit too milky and not enough rice & cinnamon flavor. - Chile relleno: delicious! my husband was craving and it's only available as an entree, but the server & chef made it possible for us to just order one! :)

Ok, so I placed an online order, baleada con huevo, sweet plantains and. A tamale…read more.... I was just looking to try it out.. Plantains- decent Baleada - had a weird flavor and was dry would of been better with some kind of salsa or hot sauce but none was included..ate the insides Tamale- it was good but had no meat just big huge pieces of fat, and I hate the fat so I had to pick it all out .. Other then that it was just ok for the price.. Maybe throw in some hot sauce with your online orders would definitely help out!

My quick visit had me leaning a few things…read more First- the advertising of 10 am start time was false this Sunday. Second- the employees showed up before the doors are unlocked Third-the place was left cleaned from the night before Forth- no tea is offered Fifth- the waitress rounded down on the bill or up on the change so I rounded up on the tip The (?) huevo (soft taco- pic) was large and filling for being the $5.99 (cheapest breakfast) I could find. Having no tea to sell customers in America seems a waste to me. (Juices seems the specialty) The restaurant was well cleaned from the night before. The restaurant seemed nicely decorated for just being a strip mall. For a restaurant within walking distance- I became an immediate fan. I need more money and other people plus visits to enjoy the menu to rate higher.