By far the best place to eat in this area. I wasn't expecting much and was pleasantly surprised…read more Friendly staff and good food. Definitely will be stopping here more.

Food was pretty good, service was quick and very attentive. Large dining area. Looks like many…read morelocals eat here -a good sign of good food

The food was delicious and authentic. If you're traveling on Rt 70, looking for a quick bite, it's…read moreworth passing the first Mexican restaurant to find this one a few hundred yards down the road. It's much less crowded, and the service is friendly. Highly recommend.

This place is down the street from that other authentic Mexican place. The tacos seems legit…read morebecause it looks crunchy. The steak burrito looked good. The horchata tasted more normal than the other place bc of less sweetness and less creamy. The plates all come with rice and brands and a drink so that's legit. Also comes with a a free refill on all drinks so it's the same deal as the other place. We also ordered a fajita but not sure why it came in a togo styrofoam box. Actually everything came in styrofoam. But maybe one of our party said togo? This place was empty on a Friday lunchtime. Don't expect great ambiance. But it's a good dive option. Try both restaurants and see with one you like. Solid A-

House salsa is yummy. They also have a salsa bar. They have a drive through. Food was good…read more Service was great. They do not serve alcohol. A little loud on the TV which had World Cup games on. Pretty Hispanic murals on the wall showing mariachi bands. Dancers. And families.

Service is always good but food is very bland. I only get a breakfast burrito once in a whileread more

So glad we stumbled upon this place when stopping by a rest stop. This place was just a few minutes…read moreaway and just what we were looking for. It does take quite some time to make so if you're able to then I would order ahead. This was a food stand in Filmore Utah, they have a sink if u need to wash your hands and a cute photo stand. The man was so sweet and patient. All our food also came with a few pieces of candy. Now for the food, I don't usually like beans, but these were so good. I loved it, ate every last piece. It was amazing. Must try so I would get a combo, it's worth it. Got the Quesabirria and this was a little messy to eat but so worth it. This was not really spicy for me, but the worker gave us like 10 hot sauces so it was all cool. The Tacos Combo and Crispy Tacos were also good, the crisp does very much satisfy. The burrito was quite large, it was filled to the brim thing was absolutely packed. My favorite was definitely the Quesabirria though, it was just full of flavor and everything tied together so well. If you get a chance, stop by here!!

This little taco truck in Fillmore was a nice find. When you're not ready to eat in St George or…read moreCedar City but Provo is too far, stop here. The flavors are great. Beans are a little odd (watery, odd texture) but the taste is good. The rice, which I normally leave, was excellent. I had the 3 hard taco plate, one chicken, two beef. Very good. The only complaint was the bottom of the shells were filled with potato so they can save $$$ on the meat. It was very good but be honest about it. Hubs had the chicken enchilada plate and a pork taco, also very good. The salsa on the enchiladas was amazing. Some rickety chairs are provided under a not so shady tree so plan to eat in the car or find a park with some shade.

Where in Utah is Lee today?!…read more You voted for Mexican food, so I'm spending some time visiting a few of my favorite spots in Central Utah. Today's stop was right here in Richfield at Playa Azul TacoShop, where I grabbed lunch before heading out for my ride. And just like every other time I've been here... This place was BUSY! The parking lot was packed with cars and motorcycles. Local businesses were holding lunch meetings, and families were enjoying great Mexican food together. Today's pick: Crispy Chicken Taco with chips and salsa First bite? Hot, fresh, juicy chicken wrapped in a perfectly crispy tortilla. Simple, delicious, and exactly what you want before a long ride. Lee's Local Verdict: Worth stopping in Richfield for? Absolutely! Fast, friendly service, great food, and a full parking lot that tells you everything you need to know. Now I'm curious... What's your favorite Mexican restaurant in Central Utah? And if you stop by, tell them the "Where in Utah is Lee?" guy sent you! #WhereInUtahIsLee #PlayaAzul #RichfieldUtah #MexicanFood #TacoRun #UtahEats #WorthTheRide #LiveToRide #RideToLive #WhereToNext

Who knew you could get tacos so good in Richfield??? Guacamole tasted so fresh. Loved the steak…read moreand carnitas tacos. Carnitas were cooked perfectly - moist but crispy. Know what I mean. Was just passing through otherwise this place would be in my rotation.

We were traveling through town and stopped here for a quick bite. I went to the bathroom first…read more There was no soap and no paper towels. During our meal I saw an employee go into the bathroom. She did come out with dripping wet hands but did she use soap? The menus is simple. We ordered the chicken taquitos and a burrito. My server seemed new and wasn't sure about things. He kept asking for help. I was asked to wait quite a few times. It wasn't bad, just seemed like the blind leading the blind. The prices posted on the menu weren't exactly accurate. I was charged more than it showed. Not much, but it was inaccurate. The drink machine was sticky. Every time I pushed the lever I had to stop early or my cup would over flow because it was sticky and kept pouring. It needs a good cleaning. The food was surprisingly good. The chili verde meat was tender and the taquitos were crisp and flavorful. The spice was perfect. Overall, It was ok. I would just like to see a few things better stocked and cleaned.

The food is decent here. We got the sweet pork burrito and honey chicken half nachos. Similar to…read moreCosta Vida but not as good of quality. The decor was a bit meh and outdated. Someone else in our party ordered the special for that day: the beef and shrimp fajitas. They didn't give her a receipt and they were taking forever to fix her food. We had to follow up with them. And when they finally brought out her food, they did apologize but also said they forgot to fix her food. Interesting.

Food was really good. fresh and full of flavor. Salsa was excellent. great mezcal margarita and…read moreservice fast and with a smile. cute decor it's a small place with a mighty menu full of greta options.

Wow this place doesn't look like much from the curb, but step inside and it's beautifully…read moredecorated, clean, and lively. The service was very friendly and Bella was very attentive and sweet. The food was the STAR. We had a steak plate and three tacos and demolished everything. If you're passing through to get to capital reef national park I highly recommend you dig in on some authentic Mexican food!

Bar 86 is a nice watering hole in an alcohol free desert known as central Utah. Primarily looking…read morefor a place to eat we stopped by on our trip from the Red Rock country of Southern I Utah to Salt Lake City. The bar is a bit off the I-70 freeway, but not too far. It is spacious inside with large tables and a friendly, welcoming staff. I had a margarita with my lunch; only one though because I was driving. It wasn't strong but was tasty enough. The beers are mostly domestic with only one micro brew selection but there were plenty of national brand choices. The food was home made and not bad for bar food. I had a Pittsburgh cheese steak sandwich that I thought was good. I ordered it with a side salad instead of fries as I had also ordered the loaded Pastrami fries which came with cheese, pickles and mustard on top. It was a bit too rich and heavy for my taste and the flavors didn't really work well together. Maybe without the mustard I would have liked it more. Not a bad place for a rest stop or a reasonable local hang out as well with some decent food.

I've been twice now- both times ended up here for an overnight stay in Richfield. It's a dive bar…read morebut super clean and spacious. Simple food menu, basic beers and cocktails. The cheesesteak was alright. It was nothing to complain about or write home about. The jojo fries were kinda undercooked but good and seemed homemade almost. Attentive service, not overbearing. A lot of locals since Richfield isn't exactly a destination but you'll get the same treatment and be just as welcome.

Unfussy, casual restaurant that is such a hidden gem in Richfield! My husband is working in town,…read moreand we decided to try a restaurant he hasn't been to yet. Los 5 did not disappoint! Our hostess/server was friendly, and our service was fast. My husband had a combo plate (I had a bite of his tamale, and yum!) I had the pastortorture, and it did not dissapoint! The bread, the seasoned pork, the crispy cheese was *chef's kiss*. Next time I come see my husband while he's working in town, this will definitely be a go-to spot! Also, it's important to not, they have homemade horchata, and do offer margaritas!

Reviews look good, but the place was horrible service. Tacos were supposed to come with 2 but only…read morecame out with one because "they forgot to make the other" (we eventually did get the second taco). Quesadilla was made to how I requested it, just cheese and chicken (though the chicken was not a really good). The chimi changa was burnt and terrible. They gave us chips but were plainly flavored, and unsalted. Overall just go to the south china place up the street.