Amazing food and service. They don't skimp on the liquor. Really good and strong. Ambiance is…read moreMexican all the way. Food comes to your table fast and hot. Haven't had a bad experience to date Lots of parking

Great food and service--always good. Always busy but the service is quick and people are friendly…read more Our favorite place so far for Mexican cuisine.

I'm not usually one to leave bad reviews, but the quality of food was really bad. This place was…read morealso super expensive. 4.50 a taco is kind of absurd for what they gave us. We got 9 tacos and 2 burritos and 3 drinks for $80. The guys working there were super nice, but the food was just so bland. Meat seemed super cheap. Usually all taco places I go to are super similar, but this was just super low quality.

I love their food. It is authentic , fresh , clean , we always stop here when in the area…read more Never disappointed

Great spot for carne asada and all your Mexican favorites. We eat here a few times a year, and the…read morefood and service are consistently excellent. The portions are generous--we never leave hungry. On one visit, I asked about Modelo Oro, a low-carb beer. They didn't carry it at the time, but after we talked about why I liked it, they decided to start stocking it. That kind of responsiveness says a lot about how much they care about their customers. Always a great experience, and we'll keep coming back!

I went in on a Sunday for a margarita. Pedro pours the margaritas from a plastic pitcher and then…read morepoured an orange liquor on top (not grand marnier). A large group came in and when asked for their drink order, they said waters all around. Pedro came back behind the bar and started dunking the glasses into the ice well..no ice scoop, straight into the ice. He filled 6 or 8 glasses that way with ice. Definitley a health violation. I have heard stories from other women similar to this one: About 4 yrs ago a friend and I went into dos reales for prime rib on a Friday. We had a nice dinner and I had one margarita. We paid the bill and left separately in our respective cars. I took the left onto Hwy 532 headed toward the island. By the time I got to Bank of America, It hit me, I could barely see the lines in the road, I took a right and pulled over and parked by the art gallery. I was major drunk!! I sat there for 45 minutes. My friend called and asked if I got home safe. I told him no and shared where I was and that I was drunk. He said that whenever I turned my back or went to the restroom, Pedro was pouring tequila In my drink!! I made it home safe but paid Pedro a visit the next day and told him that I control my alcohol, he does not! I didn't go back in for years. I have heard this happening to other women. Pedro seems to think he makes the best of everything and rules dont apply to him. His food is sub par and his drinks are just OK.

Fantastic food and service since Martha took over. There are daily specials that offer quite a…read morevariety.

Ok, we've been here many times.the food was pretty good. Above average. The owner and the rest of…read morethe staff were friendly and attentive. The prices weren't terrible either! That's why we kept coming back. Now, however, things have changed. The owner apparently sold to someone else. The new owner apparently also owned Wayne's restaurant in downtown Stanwood and had closed it but brought the menu to this Mexican restaurant. Along with the sale of Amigo's went all the recipes we were told. Maybe so but nothing we ordered resembled anything we had ordered in the past. Nothing was good. Tasteless. They apparently decided they know how to prepare the recipes better than the previous owners. Not good at all. Even the new salsa is tasteless. We won't be back. I suggest you find a real Mexican restaurant, not a hybrid of two restaurants done poorly.

I had the avocado scramble. And it was delicious and the service was great. The coffee was awesome…read more And the hash browns are exactly the way they should be cooked. You need to stop at this place. My wife had the the farmers omelette and the thing was jam-packed with bacon sausage cheese and it was great

Brekky brekky brekky!…read more Food was alright, service was good. Ambiance was interesting. We liked reading all the ads on the table.

It's my 3rd visit here. Excellent Salvadorian food. 6 booths, perky Latin music and great service…read more It's a combination restaurant and store.

The food here is incredible! The Burria tacos are AMAZING! Best consommé ever! The poblano pupusas…read moreare the best pupusas we've ever had! This place consistently turns out yummy food. Small outdoor seating area.

When I first started dining here the food was much better. The biggest problem is inconsistency…read more The service can be great, or greatly lagging. Last week I had steak fajitas. The meal and service were good. Pretty standard Mexican fare with rice, beans, chips, and salsa. When paying you get to use their iPad. The pre-determined tips START at 25% and go to 40. Rarely do I get a meal that's worth 30%, anywhere, and nowhere has a meal been worth a 40% tip. I havent had a meal at Paraiso that was worth a 25% tip. Yes, you can enter a custom tip. It's just so nervy to even consider asking for tips this big! The location is next to a post office, views are of the parkinglot.

We stopped in for dinner the other night before attending an event nearby. (Side note: if I'd known…read morehow much food was going to be at the event, I'd have skipped dinner altogether!) This is a cute little spot that's a bit off the beaten path. It's a large space, with a separate bar and two distinct restaurant seating areas. The place was very clean and decorated with festival wall murals (plus some lovely Christmas decor). We decided to order a couple of beers and split their relleno/enchilada/tamale combo. While we sipped our beers, we munched on some chips and their tasty homemade salsa. Soon, the food arrived. I have to say, it wasn't the most visually appealing plating I've ever experienced. Everything was brown and beige. I guess you don't realize how nice a little green garnish is until you don't get one. This plate could definitely have used a little dollop of pico de gallo or some guacamole. The food was disappointingly just "okay." It was definitely the heavily americanized Mexican food that seems very common around these parts: served on a too-hot-to-touch plate and loaded with lots of cheese. The relleno was the best part of the combo. The tamale was passable and the enchilada lacked much flavor at all. The service was friendly and fast, which we appreciated. What I didn't appreciate was, when I paid and the screen gave me the usual tipping options, the suggested tip STARTED at 25%! The options were 25%, 30%, 35%, and 40%. I mean, the service was good, but 40%?!?! Seemed quite over-the-top and honestly it was a little offensive (and I consider myself a pretty good tipper, usually tipping at least 20-25%). Maybe it's a minor detail, but it's still stuck in my head. I'd probably go back here again if I was in the area; but would try something different to eat.

Stopped by around noon on June 26, 2024 and ordered the Chile Relleno. It was very good, along with…read morethe beans and rice. The only complaint I have is there was literally only about two tablespoons of beans. It also came with 4 corn tortillas that were warm and fresh. For $12.95 it should have come with a little more beans and rice- just a little more would have been nice. I will return and I suggest eating here.