After our heart-searching adventure, we decided it was time to eat before heading home. Tim and I…read morehave eaten here multiple times and suggested it to Teressa, who seemed to think it was a good choice. The cheese dip, chips, and salsa were a great start to our meal. We reviewed the menu and made our selections. Both of us chose Flautas Crujientes: crispy flour corn rolls stuffed with chicken or beef, topped with cabbage, guacamole, pico de gallo, sour cream, and queso fresco, served with rice and beans. I opted for chicken, while Teressa chose beef. We ended our visit with sopapillas. Yum The service was great, the restaurant was not too crowded, and the food is always amazing. If you are in the Oak Grove, Missouri area, I recommend stopping by 709 S. Broadway. The hours of operation are Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 9:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 10 PM, and Sunday from 11 AM to 9 PM.

Not much open in this area and it was getting late. Glad to find something open but surprised and…read morehappy to find excellent Mexican food and pleasant Atmosphere.

We found a great little Mexican restaurant in Oak Grove. My wife had Mazatlan quesadilla's and…read morelike them. I had the Toro burrito and it was good too.

The food, the service, and the ambiance were quite good. That's all I have to say about this.read more

I was in from out of town and looking for a good Mexican restaurant. This is close to the hospital…read moreso I ordered food to go. I ordered birria soup, tamales, and fajitas. The order was ready on time and the service was super friendly and efficient! The restaurant was very clean and busy when I went in. I'm from Texas and I definitely love our Tex Mex better but the food here was really tasty and they gave really big portions. They also included salsa, chips and plenty of napkins and utensils. I would definitely go back and try other things on the menu!

So having eaten Mexican food in Texas, California, and Mexico itself, I am very critical of Mexican…read morefood. My daughter in law decided to treat me to dinner and since we kept seeing this restaurant pop up on our community awareness page with great reviews, we decided to try it. When I tell you we wanted to leave after we got the chips and salsa, it's bad. Nothing on the menu looked good, but we decided to stay and try the food even though the salsa wasn't giving us "this is going to be good" vibes. We ordered chicken nachos, tamales, fajitas, and my granddaughter just wanted meat and rice, so they brought a picadillo style hamburger meat. Let's get into this salsa. It literally tasted like watered down tomato sauce with a couple chinos of onion and cilantro in it. The chips were good, but definitely deserved a better salsa. My daughter in law said it tasted like watered down ketchup. Then the nachos came out. These nachos, man, they needed help, so much help. The chicken was dry, there was no cheese on the nachos, and the toppings were located in just the middle of the nachos, they weren't evenly distributed. I couldn't even pour salsa on them to help them because well the salsa was terrible. Main dishes came out. Food was hot, I'll give them that. The fajitas didn't have your signature sizzling plate which kind of killed the vibe. The meat was tender, I'll give them that, but it had no flavor, it was fatty, and the ratio of meat to vegetables was 1 to 2. We were given 4 tortillas and it was literally enough for 2 full tacos because they were so thin, you had to use 2 tortillas per taco. It came with the standard sides: rice, beans, lettuce, sour cream, guacamole, and pico de gallo. The rice was hard and bland, like it was undercooked and only tomato sauce was used to "color" the rice. The beans honestly didn't even taste like pinto beans, they just tasted like nothing. My granddaughter's plate came out, they made sure it was a cold plate so she didn't burn herself. The meat was greasy and tasted like cat food smells, if that makes sense. Her rice was hard as well. She didn't eat hardly any of it. The tamales were probably the best thing at the restaurant other than the sweet tea. I was a little disappointed because we didn't get the full tamale experience by being able to unwrap them. They were pork tamales and definitely had good flavor. The service was decent, they came back and checked on us several times. All in all, we definitely won't be back.

Really enjoyed this place. Felt like eating at a place in Mexico…read more My chicken dish was so good as well as the chips and salsa. The salsa verde was excellent. Friend said the steak street tacos were a bit dry. It is very small with only a few tables but nice and clean. Service was wonderful Can't wait to go back.

My wife got the steak tacos. She loved them. I got the steak burrito. It was huge and it had great…read moreflavor.

We wandered in on a Sunday afternoon to this eatery off the beaten path. The place was pretty…read morechill, not super busy. The waitress was friendly and kind, efficient and had suggestions ready when I wasn't sure what kind of meat I wanted on my torta. She recommended asada and I was super happy to choose that. I love recommendations from staff, as I am zero percent picky and really want what they deem the "best" they offer. Our meals were hot, tasty and my girls LOVED the rice and beans. If we're hungry in the area, we'll come back for sure. Apparently they're rebranding, so stop in and give them a try if you haven't in a while! To be honest, my torta was incredible. Full of flavor and the bread was sooooo pillowy soft.

We've been meaning to try El Tequilazo for a while - we're so glad we finally did! It was…read moreabsolutely delicious and our new favorite Mexican restaurant. Their chips and salsa is probably the best we've had, we could defintely tell it's made in house with fresh ingredients. Some places have salsa that's way too sweet, but this salsa was perfect and the chips were fresh, not stale. I ordered the Steak Trio tacos with corn tortillas and asked for extra limes. Loved it! The rice and beans were also excellent, which is a nice change because sometimes they can be forgettable other places. My husband ordered the Steak Jalisco (steak and shrimp) and thoroughly enjoyed it too. Service was great! Our server was a very nice lady who did a good job answering my question (did the steak trio come with cilantro/onions - yes it did) and providing quick service. She was attentive and friendly. Ambiance was quiet (we were the first customers of the day shortly after 11:00am on a weekday) but I'm sure they get busier as the day goes on. Already looking forward to our next visit. We will defintely be back!

Service was polite and very prompt. Enjoyed the Pollo…read moreOdessa; grilling the vegetables was a nice touch. The generous serving required a take-out box. Was disappointed they had no cheesecake as listed in the desserts.

The food was great whenever I was full I couldn't stop eating…read moreThe service was also good the food came quick (Probally because we came here at 9:00) It was quiet (besides the music) and it was also empty (yet again Probally because we came here at 9:00 PM)

I got a soft tacos they were horrible. There was hair in my food. the waiters butt plug out the…read moreservice was bad it was slow

We were driving through Lexington on our way home and I mentioned that I had heard the Mexican…read morerestaurant there was good. My husband said, I'm kind of hungry if you want to stop and try it. So we did! And now we will return for sure. Service was fast and friendly, and our meals were very good--and the salsa was decent as well (surprisingly, you can't always count on good salsa!). I had the chili rellenos con picadillo, and it was really really good--the refried beans were also excellent. My husband had 3 beef tacos Ala carte and said they were good as well. The menu is pretty extensive, so I look forward to returning and trying more items

El Camino Real advertised as being authentic and they are right! We were skeptical being from So…read more California but were proved wrong! The beans and rice are very good. The table salsa was very mild but when we requested spicy salsa it did not disappoint! The steak was yummy and the tamale to my surprise is the best authentic tamale I've found in a restaurant. (They covered it in a chili and bean mixture- not authentic but is common practice in the US) The entire staff is very attentive, friendly and helpful!! The margarita is huge with a decent amount of tequila. It is obvious the locals enjoy this food as well- it was packed! Fun Mexican vibe. Thanks El Camino Real for the yummy food! Muy Sabroso!!

Cozy for a chain. Muy Authentico. Great service, spicy not…read morepricey! Bottle cerveza only.

The food is awesome! Service is great, and very comfortable atmosphere. I highly recommend this…read morespot for some delicious Mexican food.

Good food, good service, clean restaurant! My only complaint is parking but that wasn't even bad at…read moreall. Will definitely go back!