Popped in for lunch before heading to the airport. It was not very busy on a Thursday in September…read morebut the servers were all super nice, especially the woman who greeted us. She gave us a rundown of the menu and explained that it was order at the counter service and let us know where the bathroom was. We got a chicken burrito, with green sauce and a two taco plate. My tacos were good on their corn tortillas and held together nicely. The burrito was massive and we ended up taking half for later. My margarita was good and pretty strong. The only downside was that the music was pretty loud and felt overstimulating, so I probably wouldn't want to come when it's actually busy and conversations are loud. Overall a pretty good spot!

Ordering is at the counter…read more Burritos were really good. It is very big and combines well with all the ingredients. There are indoor and outdoor seating. Restrooms need a code to get in.

Food is amazing definitely would come here again and get the enchiladas, sauce is from heaven.read more

Loved La Bonita's! We got the cheesy beef taco and it was sooo good, crispy, cheesy, loaded with…read morebeef, and full of flavor. We also tried the michelada and strawberry watermelon spicy margarita and both were delicious! The spicy marg was definitely my favorite. And the best customer service from Lalo! He really made our experience and took such great care of us. Great food, drinks, and even better service. We'll definitely be back!

Had such an amazing experience for my first time dining at Tac/Quila! The ambiance is like you are…read morein someone's cozy living room, which I loved! Our waitress was super sweet and helpful. To drink I had the Refescado margarita made with agave and cucumber. It was super refreshing and delicious. To eat we had an assortment of appetizers. We tried the taco chips which are basically mini crunchy tacos with refried beans inside. These were actually so good and cute to eat. We also had the shrimp ceviche and corn dip. Everything we had was delicious.

Went to Tac/Quila in downtown Palm Springs tonight and really liked the place. It's clean,…read morebeautiful, and has a really nice vibe. They have indoor, outdoor, and balcony seating, and I was able to get a table outside without waiting. My server, Benito, was great and took good care of me. I started with the chips and guacamole, and the guacamole tasted fresh and was really good. I also had the grilled lobster tacos. They come with lobster tail, avocado, cabbage, rice, and beans. Everything came out pretty quickly and looked really nice. The tacos were good, but I felt like they were missing a little something flavor-wise. The rice and beans were pretty bland and could definitely use more seasoning. I also had the tres leches cake, and that was really delicious. Definitely my favorite part of the meal. It's definitely on the more expensive side, but it's a nice place, the ingredients are good, and the atmosphere is great. I'd recommend checking it out if you're in downtown Palm Springs. I'd come back and try some of their other dishes.

I came here this evening and honestly ended up having a really good experience. When I first got…read morehere, there was about a 45-minute wait for a table for one. After waiting around 20 minutes, I decided to just grab a seat at the bar, and I'm actually glad I did. There was no wait, and even though the restaurant was packed, my food came out really fast. Jon was my primary server. He was polite but was not attentive, I didn't feel like we connected much during the meal. The front staff was very friendly, though, and helped me with some recommendations. I ordered the guacamole with chips and salsa, fried whole jalapeño, chile relleno, and rice and beans. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and well seasoned. The guacamole was really good, the rice and beans had a lot of flavor, and the fried jalapeño with the habanero sauce had just the right amount of heat. If you like spicy food, I'd definitely recommend trying it. The chile relleno was recommended by Alvaro, and he told me it reminds him of his grandma whenever he eats it. I really liked hearing that because it made the recommendation feel personal, and he was absolutely right, it was delicious. Huge shoutout to Alvaro. He wasn't even my primary server, but he kept an eye on me, checked in, helped with recommendations, and made sure everyone around the bar was taken care of. He was just genuinely friendly and easy to talk to, and that stood out to me. For dessert, I tried the Pan de Elote for the first time, again on Alvaro's recommendation. I had never tried it before, but trust me, hands down, it was really good. I'm glad he convinced me to give it a try because it was the perfect way to finish the meal. The kitchen deserves a shoutout too. Everything came out cooked well and looked great. The restaurant is clean, nicely decorated, and has both indoor and outdoor seating, and I thought the prices were pretty reasonable. I've been to a few highly rated places around Palm Springs that looked great on paper but didn't quite live up to the reviews, so it was nice to finally have a meal that actually delivered. Good food, good atmosphere, and genuinely nice people. Alvaro definitely made the experience more memorable!!!!

The food at Clandestino in Palm Springs was good, but unfortunately, the portions were extremely…read moresmall for the price. We honestly felt like we paid full size prices for kid size meals and left still hungry. We had another appointment immediately afterward, so we didn't have time to order anything else, which made it even more disappointing. We've been to the Azusa location, and the difference in portion sizes is surprising! The servings there are easily 2-3 times the amount. For what we paid in Palm Springs, we definitely expected more. The food itself was enjoyable, but the value and portion sizes really missed the mark for us.

Hoy estuve de visita en Palm Spring, y moríamos por un agua fresca, entonces encontrar un lugar…read moreabierto fue complicado, y dimos con Mickeys, ya que hacía calorcito y era necesario refrescarnos. Ojo: no queríamos comer! Llegamos y desde afuera se veía muy de cantina (no parecía un lugar familiar desde afuera); entrando lucia bastante limpio el restaurante, ordenamos y nos sentamos. Nos dieron nuestras aguas, pedimos horchata y Jamaica, full hielo, ya se imaginarán lo sedientos que estábamos, pero al probarlo fue diferente, no lo recomiendo. El horchata era literal agua rebajado y mega dulce! Con la Jamaica sabía a remolacha, por que? Perdí el sabor de la Jamaica que tanto me gusta. Por eso es mi puntuación en este review. No se como sea la comida. No creo regresar.

We got a table instantly on a Friday night. Decent amount of parking nearby. No alcohol served but…read morebar across the street. Casual vibes for sure. Big portions and authentic taste! The salsa was incredible!! We brought back plenty of leftovers.

Take-Out Review ~…read more Pretty good, nice sized portions, not overly salty. The shrimp plate could have used a few more shrimp (there was only 6) so for twenty bucks it was all rice. Quesadilla was huge! Slightly greasy but filled with meat & cheese. Next time, hope to experience dine-in.

Authentic Mexican restaurant with a very busy, lively atmosphere. They do offer gluten-free items,…read morealthough there is possible cross contamination, so something to keep in mind if you're highly sensitive. I ordered the cheese enchiladas and they were very good. My friend got the Ranchero and said it was excellent. It's seat-yourself style and you go up to pay at the counter. The bathroom area had a pretty unpleasant smell, but thankfully it did not carry over into the restaurant dining area. Overall, I would definitely come back again!

Hot Hot Hot The…read moretemperature in Palm Springs is something else! The food was good flavorful and presented beautifully. My date mentioned that this location had stellar reviews and she wanted mexican so we stopped by First the octopus ceviche was wonderful tart and delicious. Pro tip be careful with that spicy red sauce! It's spicy but flavorful My date had the chicken enchiladas. The rice was delicious and not mushy. The green sauce tasted authentic and finally a spot that stuffs the chicken in the tortilla. At times some places skimp on the filling I had the steak nachos with everything. It's hard to mess up nachos but they were equally good. The staff was very attentive serving the some chips and cold water as soon as I was seated and I found them to be very attentive. Great location will return

Some of the most disappointing Mexican food I've ever had. We stopped in for an air conditioned…read moremeal and sat at the bar. I ordered the vegetarian enchiladas and my husband got the shrimp burrito. It came with complimentary chips and salsa, which was nice. We also ordered elote. Elite: 5/5 delicious and fresh Enchiladas: 1/5 horrible - literally the dried, brown ends of kale and a couple canned mushroom slices for the "vegetables." Shrimp burrito: flavorless and mono textured with 3 shrimps, My husband got a Diet Coke, which was $6. No refunds were offered for coke or water. Super disappointed in this place and would not recommend.

Came for a large group bonding experience! It was nice to get to know people and we had a cute…read moreoutdoor corner area to ourselves to chat. It would have been nice to be near some music especially when people were eating and quiet but we had conversations going between bites. They were pretty attentive at making sure our water was filled. The food was VERY filling. Portion sizes were very substantial and I enjoyed their enchiladas de la tierra which came with the mole pipian verde. It was very hearty and I liked the quinoa and veggies throughout. We also had some yuca fries to share which were nice as well. I found out later that Las Casuelas has quite a history in Palm Springs. The statues of pots in the area are partly because of the Delgado family who cooked in earthenware pots (aka cazuelas) for local copper miners! Definitely will not look at Palm Springs the same again. I think this is a great spot for large groups/families, maybe less so for individuals/smaller groups. Would recommend reserving / getting in the waitlist earlier in the night because they can get busy also!

We came to Las Casuelas excited to continue my friend's bachelorette weekend but the experience was…read morenothing short of disappointing. The host staff was amazing and welcoming but once we sat down, everything went downhill. Our server vanished after taking our order, leaving us with zero service the entire time. Thankfully, Miguel, the busser, stepped up and did everything the server should have been doing. He refilled drinks, checked on our food, and made sure we were taken care of. We tipped him based on his service, not the server's lack of it. What crossed the line was the manager coming out after the bill was paid to ask for more money for the server who didn't lift a finger for our table. As a group of mostly former service-industry workers, we were stunned by the audacity and unprofessionalism. This was my first visit to Las Casuelas and it will definitely be my last.

Nobody does it better! Never disappoints. A meal the whole family will eat. Pastor is to die for.read more

Crowded on a Friday night at 8:30 pm . 2. Out of the 4 orders were wrong. I ordered pastor burrito…read moreand got carne asada. My friend order plain fries and they were gonna give her carne asada fries and she is a vegetarian. Also there are no prices listed anywhere on the truck. Ask before you order. I didn't care for my burrito not much in their but meat . And I'm not a fan of eating carne asada. The only good things were there grilled onions, jalapeno and salsas

Well... what can I say? This is officially the best taco I've ever had in my life…read more I just had lunch at this beautiful restaurant, and I came here because so many people recommended it. But honestly, I never expected it to be this good. Congratulations to the chef because that taco was absolutely majestic.

I was a part of a group of 6 that decided we wanted a nice sit down restaurant and decided to try…read moreMaleza. The restaurant and decor was beautiful and the service provided was impeccable. The server checked on us often and although our entrees took a good half hour to come out, the server made sure we were well taken care of. The shortcomings of this experience started with the small menu- I expected a larger choice in food and was a bit taken aback when we realize there were only 5 or 6 entries to pick from... we also found we were nickeled and dimed for many things on the bill. For example, many restaurants offer chips and dip while you wait for the food (and we did end up waiting over 30 minutes after ordering for our food). I don't recall if someone specifically ordered chips and guac but they were delicious on the table. We asked if we could have some salsa to go with the chips and were charged for chips and salsa as well. For guac, salsa and chips, our table was charged $24. Our table of 6 ended up paying $438 before tip so each person paid almost $90 after tip. I expected a lot more for this price point.