Very small place, but they have great food. The quesadillas are amazing. Birria tacos were great…read more Not great for large groups, but excellent for a few people or pick up.

Overall, the customer service was good. The restaurant appears to be a shared space with a few…read moreother vendors, so there are three different menus to choose from, which gives you plenty of options. I ordered the chicken taquitos. The shell was nice and crispy, with chicken stuffed inside. The chicken flavor was good, but I do wish it had been seasoned a bit more. My biggest complaint was that the taquitos weren't served with any type of dipping sauce. Without a sauce, they were a little dry. A salsa, queso, or crema would have complemented them well and made the dish much more enjoyable. Overall, they're your standard fried chicken taquitos. They're worth trying, but adding a dipping sauce would definitely elevate the experience.

We visited on a weekday morning around lunchtime and were glad they were still serving breakfast…read more The restaurant is somewhat small but the ambiance felt home-y and I liked that customers included regulars and those just checking out the place, like myself. Our waitress was nice and answered questions we had about different entrees. Given this is a Central American fare type of place, I stuck with a simple Latin breakfast:eggs, beans, plantains, sausage, and crema. It was very good but not spectacular. Overall, we were happy with the food and quality.

These are the BEST PUPUSAS OF MY LIFE!! Also the restaurant is so cute on the inside. The outside…read moreis not cute but definitely give it a chance! Also the salmon platter was delicious and the fruit drinks pineapple and melon was the best!

Decent Service, But the Food and Ambiance Need Work…read more My daughter and I stopped in for dinner at Los Toltecos on Ox Road recently, hoping for a solid Mexican meal. Unfortunately, it fell a bit short in a few key areas. We started with guacamole and a cheese quesadilla for my daughter. The guacamole was passable, but the salsa that came out with the chips was pretty flat and lacked any real depth of flavor or kick, which isn't a great first impression. The quesadilla was a disappointment too. It came out soggy and tasted pretty bland, not something you'd expect from what should be a simple, satisfying dish. For my main, I went with a burrito and two tacos. The tacos were okay, nothing memorable. The burrito was edible but the refried beans inside were noticeably below par, watery and lacking that rich, savory flavor refried beans should have. It brought the whole dish down. To their credit, the staff was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. No complaints there, our server checked in regularly and kept things moving. The bigger issue is the dining room itself. The ambiance is really in need of a major overhaul. It feels dated and uninviting, which makes it hard to fully enjoy the experience even when the service is pleasant. Los Toltecos isn't terrible, but with some serious attention to the food quality and the space, it could be so much more. For now, it's a reluctant maybe next time.

Just came here. I wanted a cold beer on a hot day and they fully delivered. They have 32 ounce…read moremugs, along with smaller mugs, and bottles, of beer. I was delighted to find they have Pacifico on tap. I ordered two soft chicken tacos, which were really good, but far from "authentic." They were great with the beer. The chicken is shredded and well seasoned. I skipped cheese. They topped with lettuce and I loved every bite. I completely enjoyed my experience and will return to experience an entree. I will definitely return for the beer. Prices are good. Huge parking lot. They seemed to have a large local clientele who were all having a great time. I really enjoyed the vibe.

Latest menu item at El Fogon to try: Pozole Rojo (Mexican Pork and Hominy Stew). Pozole is a…read moretraditional Mexican soup made with pork, hominy, and red chiles. This is one of the most authentic & traditional Mexican foods offered by El Fogon. I purchased it for about $11 - 2 cups. Very flavorful and with a lot of toppings: lime wedges for the juice, radishes, cabbage, cilantro, and peppers.

We came in on a Friday evening before heading off the Kingstowne movies. Despite there being a…read moreline, the food (9 items we ordered) came out quick within 15 minutes after ordering. Ordered an open steak burrito, two steak tacos, one shrimp taco, one steak fries, quac, chips, and drinks. No complaints, everything was delicious, large portions, but $5 for tacos is steeper than usual for this area. Definitely recommend the (crinkle cut) steak fries and everything else I mentioned above. This isn't a sit-down restaurant and is counter service. But food runners bring out your items. I wish they were a sit-down restaurant-- their chef is cooking up some real quality in the kitchen.

We been coming almost every other week. We love the…read moreMolcajete Our favorite place to come for Our Family Birthday Celebration. Tablota and Tablita Really Delicious different meat to make your own taco . We Love it

The food is delicious and the service is great. We came on a Friday night and got to hear a great…read moremariachi band play live. Would absolutely recommend.

The food hit the spot, not only the tacos were good, they had a leaky grease that just makes them…read moretaste so much better. I really liked their green sauce! Took pozole to go and it's delicious! 5 stars!!! Good service and clean establishment.

Welcoming, friendly, promt service. Huge menu to choose…read morefrom. Open past midnight. Vibrant and colorful decor inside. Casual atmosphere. I ordered the Loaded Birria Nachos and it was delicious.

Posted on 6/15/23 On…read more5/8/23 & 5/30/23 I stopped by this restaurant. Before these dates it has been a while since we have been here. This past few months have been hectic. Still, we all have to eat at some point. So when dinner rolled around on these two dates, I wanted something for Bunny and I. The Pupusa Mana is a quiet place, but can become crowed with 9 tables for 4 people and one table for 2. The bar I believe holds 8 more people. If you are into karaoke, It looks like this place can accommodate you and your party or parties. Speaking in the native language is preferred, but if you don't speak a word of Spanish, someone can speak in English to you. I like the cheese pupusas and my wife likes the Queso con loroco. Loroco is also known as Fernaldia pandurata. This food is popular in El Salvador and Guatemala; as well, as other places. I have had the loroco pupusas and it is good...no, great. Yet, I don't wish to over do it on a great thing. Anyhow, I will be sure to visit this place again. I know I didn't screw up ordering the Queso con loroco in Spanish second time around. I will definitely be back.

I was craving some pupusas & didn't really want to go far so I was like let me try this spot. I…read morehonestly didn't know if they were going to be good cuz there wasn't a lot of reviews so my expectations weren't so high BUT LET ME TELL YOU.....THEY'RE PUPUSAS WE'RE BUSSIN‼ I 1000% recommend this place and I will definitely be eating here again. It's a hidden gem!!!

When I walked into MI TIERRA, I realized real quick this place is doing double duty, market on one…read moreside, restaurant on the other. It's ground‑level from the parking lot, so no climbing Mount Everest just to get a taco. The parking lot is small, but they do have handicap spots, so points for accessibility. There are large menu screens everywhere, and if you've aged like a fine bottle of wine (or just drink a lot of it), you'll appreciate how big and easy to read they are. They also have a couple of handheld menus at the counter. Seating is minimal with metal tables and chairs, so if you're a diva, bring your donut cushion. I ordered the Carnitas and pork belly, both sold as sides. The pork belly sits under a warmer at the counter, daring you to stay committed to that Weight Watchers plan. It's sold by the pound, and my piece came to $4.80. I almost put it back, but I'm pretty sure there's an unwritten rule about not returning food you've already mentally claimed. Even the cashier said, "Oof, that's pricey," but listen I liked it, and I'd pay it again. The half‑pound Carnitas for $7.99 were delicious and worth every penny. My foodie partner ordered the fried chicken plate. Medium comes with fries; large comes with rice and salad. I tasted her large plate the seasoning was on point, the chicken leaned toward being a little dry, but not enough to stop me from wanting to shake those tail feathers. You order at the counter, they call your name, and voilà food in hand. Service was quick and easy and served with a smile. Overall, I'd definitely come back.

I came here on a recommendation from a stranger. Normally, I don't take recommendations from random…read morepeople off of the street, but this one proved very good! I walked into this deli/convenience store/restaurant midday on a Friday. It's brightly lit and there is Latin music coming through the speakers at a reasonable volume. You order at the counter and bring your food back to one of their 15 or so tables. There's monitors with pics of the menu items for the Latin dishes-- helpful. I ordered the fried chicken plate (beans and rice and salad with three pieces of raw chicken). That chicken was so tasty! There were no beans, but there was a gravy that they served with it that made me not need the beans. The portion sizes are pretty big- more than I can eat at a setting. My sister got the Carnitas plate. She said they were tender and good. The media Libra doesn't come with sides. There's pay-by-the-piece pork belly warming in a container when you go to the counter-- she said her piece was good. There is some parking , but there's not much of it due to the size of the strip mall where it's located.