Stopped in because I was on the hunt for a taco snack, This place only had a couple of reviews but…read morethey were good and it was only like 5min from home so I figured it was worth a try. It was around 3 so I was the only customer but A group had just left as I got there. The inside has plenty of seating and was set up for dine in or carry out. The visible menu doesn't have a bunch of options but along with all of their chicken and meals they also serve all the typical favorites (burritos, quesadillas and tortas). I just got chicken and steak tacos both were delicious and I will definitely be back in to test out some other food.

They have good ribs but it's not a big enough portion. You have to get the pound. The Birria is…read moregood too.

By far this is the best authentic Mexican restaurant in town…read more It might lack of marketing but hidden jewels don't need it. Fandangos Inc its a mexican restaurant from the south state of Oaxaca, surroundings might not be very the best but it's a very good place with plenty of parking. Now, about the food...start by picking one of the tasty fresh drinks (tamarind, pineapple, hibbiscus, watermelon and hibbiscus known as Jamaica). Then, I suggest to try one of the many "antojitos" which are considered street food or as it's translation would be "little cravings". One of them and a must in Mexican cuisine from the region of Oaxaca is tlayudas a giant crunchy tortilla or flatbread covered with refried pinto beans, shredded Oaxaca cheese and your choice of meat folded in half like a plate-sized quesadilla. It's about 11 dlls Empanadas, very tasty chicken, cheese or mix of both ingredients. Huarache, meaning sandals is corn dough fried, covered with pinto beans and your choice of meat that is the size of the plate. Sope, pretty much the same as in huarache but round shape and little. If you want a little more food than that go for the enchiladas or enmoladas the first ones are tortilla rolls filled with chicken covered in green sauce; enmoladas are the same tortilla rolls covered with mole sauce (mole is a sauce made with different peppers that is not spicy with a hint of sweet flavor because it's cooked with chocolate. Enmoladas come with rice, beans and steak. Of course as any Mexican restaurant it has tacos and tortas but the rest explained is their specialities. Last but not least give it a try to the crickets fried and with certain spices that are unique from Oaxaca.

Five stars for flavor. I love this place. My boyfriend and I get take out pretty frequently. The…read morechicken empanadas are the best I've ever had. The chicken is moist and flavorful, they are packed full of meat and handmade to order. And their house salsas are HOT and so flavorful. I'm in love with the red sauce it's garlicky and super spicy. We have also tried the burritos! Once again soooo good! They have black beans instead of refried and a nice char on the outside... burrito perfection. I have also tried the torta (massive) and tacos. Everything I've tried is amazing. We really enjoy the al pastor (when available) and the carne asada is not bad. One other thing that I appreciate about this place... it's ALL CHICAS!!! I love it! The cooks, the host/server/cashier (she's busy doing three jobs so don't hate y'all) all amazing females making and serving the best Mexican food in town. It really tastes like you're getting a big spicy hug. Check it out for sure!

I'm from Los Angeles and this is the first place that had anything similar to being back home…read moreabsolutely super friendly people great customer service the tacos burritos Horchata everything is excellent. I can't say enough. Good things about these people in place. Please come give it a try. it is absolutely a killer. The ambience is perfect. Got a little TV. You have to come try.

Yeeessss!!!! Everyone needs to come and try this amazing and flavorful place!!! we happen to…read morestumble upon this small restaurant while we were shopping, and we were not expecting a amazing experience. We had the Choriqueso Torta, asada tacos, and al pastor tacos. Originally we only ordered the first two, the owner was kind enough to let us try the pastor tacos, he said that it is their specialty and wow, was he right!!! Their food has so much flavor so much love and you can tell how much they are dedicated to their craft!! They have three different salsa, one with avocado, one with mango, and one red, super spicy salsa, so I would tread carefully. I have not had food like this since I was in Mexico City. This was truly such an awesome experience. I love how they were able to bring Mexico to Indianapolis. The service was phenomenal. The guys who took care of us were so great. They were really nice and friendly and we got to talk to them a little about their restaurant. I will say I have told so many people about this restaurant and I keep recommending people to go here as it is phenomenal. I cannot wait to go back on the weekend and try some other weekend menu items. Truly, one of the best restaurants in Indy.

It was Thanksgiving afternoon and I had just arrived in Indianapolis and wa very hungry. My hotel…read moredidn't have a restaurant and we scoured teh east side in hopes for Chinese food. Nothing was open. Literally nothing. We found Don Lemus Restaurant 507 S Sherman and it looked authentic. I live in Chicago and we have plenty of authentic, I wasn't sure about Indy. I sure was surprised this place was the real deal. I ordered 3 Tacos: 1 Carne Molida / Ground Beef 1 Asada / Steak and 1 Pollo con Cilantro y Cebolla / Chicken with Cilantro and Onion. Annette ordered 2 tamales. We both had bottled water as they don't serve alcohol. I was craving a margarita but that would have to wait till the next day. My meal came to only $17.97 which I consider a great value. The service was speedy fast. I couldn't believe it.

This restaurant used to be the good ole Delicias La Chocola. It serves authentic Mexican food and…read moresome ice cream. Sadly, they do not have the fresh fruit and ice cream creations of the restaurant that was there previously. They have the limited ice cream in freezers located in the back of the restaurant. There are popsicles and hand scooped ice cream. They ice cream looked pretty old and freezer burned. It must have been left over from Delicias La Chocola. The restaurant has a small parking lot and it is not the cleanest place inside. They have Spanish music blasting from a television (playing Youtube) in their adequate sized dining area. Even though the ice cream was not fresh, my littles wanted some, so that is what they got. I got two tamales and a strawberries and cream. I liked the strawberries and cream. The fruit was fresh and tasty. The tamales were ok. I would say average. It was plain and there were no sauces on my table to put on them. They were hot and ready in about 5 minutes. The service here was ok. My server was very friendly, but was not very attentive. I had to track him down on a few occasions and ended up taking my check to the counter to pay it, so I could leave. I was craving some fruit concoction and was heading to Delicias La Chocola to get one of their delicious creations. I was very disappointed after getting there and learning they were gone. I walked into this new spot, that replaced Delicias La Chocola with an open mind and it did not measure up well with its predecessor. It is an OK spot. But given the many wonderful alternatives that I have been to in my traveles, the would probably not be my first option or go to joint.

Fantastic food at Tamale Shop!! It was also very fast. We went for lunch on a Friday. I got…read morecarnitas and chorizo tacos and loved them. The carnitas was my FAVE, it was absolutely delicious. The people I went with got tamales and loved them. I will definitely be back!!

I visited Tamale/Taco shop for lunch the other day. I ordered two tacos, one asada and one carnitas…read moreand a side of rice. The food was good and it was made very quick. Would definitely recommend.

I ordered 4 steak burritos and it had very little steak. It mostly had lettuce and beans. I was…read morevery disappointed!

Comida increíble y excelente servicio al cliente. La comida está fuera de este mundo y es rica en…read moremucho sabor,Quiero que todos echan un vistazo a este increíble lugar.

This restaurant offers authentic mexican food. It's not a big place but they do offer dine in…read moreoptions. Although, I noticed most people did carryout. The down fall. The restaurant can be too cold or quite warm on a summer day. I have been here on both occasions. I ordered the gordita filled w/ chicharron prensado. It was even more delicious with the condiments of hot sauce and sour cream. And my friend ordered the costillas en salsa verde( rib tips in green salsa) w/ side of rice. It was a great a lunch!

I felt like a taco today and I remember Antojitos had good tacos. I haven't been to Antojitos in a…read morecouple of years, but not much has changed. Well, the prices have gone up, like everywhere else. Tacos are $3.99 each for a basic street taco, which is the going rate in the area. You order and pay up at the counter, then take a seat until the food comes out. The clerk was a little frustrated today that I did not speak Spanish. But we managed to order a couple of chicken tacos. The menu is a mixture of Spanish and English. I like that they only speak Spanish, I feel like the experience is authentic. The dining room has about 10 tables/booths. There was some nice Latin music playing, but there was also a tv that was blasting a talk show where people were arguing. The sounds were a little unsettling. The food came out fairly quickly and the tacos were steaming. They were as good as I remember, garnished with radish and lime on the side. They offer daily specials. My friend says the breakfasts are delicious. The place is not fancy. There is plenty of parking in front.

Absolutely amazing food(traditional, and homemade) Service…read morewas quick, friendly, and professional Ambience Casual typical El Salvadoran Plenty of parking in parking lot

Just go, seriously. Very authentic and fresh the papusa selection is deep and they have many other…read moreitems as well but we went just for the papusas. Helps to speak a touch of Spanish but probably not necessary. Super nice and welcoming, quick and pretty inexpensive!