The food was outrageously delicious, the server was really friendly and helpful, and the casual…read moreatmosphere was just what we needed for a great late lunch. I will be back!

Alberto was our waiter and did a great job. The FOOD here!! Oh my gosh! It's soooo good…read more The walls are decorated with old movie posters featuring actress Maria Felix. The bathroom also has posters and it is super cute. The only issue with this place is it appeared that the air conditioning was not working very well. It was a very hot day and it was not much cooler inside. Almost muggy inside. BUT the FOOD is awesome so we were very forgiving over the heat. We place our drinks and food orders at the same time. It seemed to take a very long time to get our drinks. Our guacamole came out first and still no drinks. We had to remind a server we hadn't gotten them yet. We finally got the drinks and our food showed up not long after. Despite the delay... the FOOD!!! Did I mention the food? Haha. The guacamole was amazing and fresh. Really good. I had the shrimp tostadas dinner and mmm mmm huge pieces of shrimp, pico de gallo and fresh avocado. My friend had the burrito dinner and other friend had the taco dinner. Everyone was very pleased with their meals and not one bite wasted. We noted there was nice outdoor seating but because it was so hot when we arrived and full sun, we chose to sit inside. It is a great menu and very nice atmosphere.

The ambiance of this place is great! Black lighting throughout makes the unique Day-of-the-Dead…read moredecor pop. The service was outstanding. Great drinks. The food selection is extremely limited. That's the only thing that I would have liked to have more of. Simple finger food is all that is offered at this time. It would nice if they would offer tequila flights to try out their wide selection. The location is very good. Right in the heart of Riverside by the train station. All in all it's a great place to meet up with friends for a drink.

The drinks here are awesome! They do serve several of their specialty drinks in these skull mugs…read morewhich are pretty cool. We did not eat but when it comes to food they have some appetizers to order from. The decorations and lighting inside makes the experience that much better. We did sit at the bar and service was good. No complaints. Definitely recommend!

would not recommend anymore. We've come here since the…read moreopened as Tony's but we've been sitting here for over 15minutes and have not been waited on. They are not busy but the servers are off on the side chit chatting This used to be our go to place but never again. I used to be a server and always acknowledged customers but this has never happened to me. Their food quality is good, their prices are ok, but service has gone downhill

I absolutely recommend this place! Great service and great food. This place makes me miss living in…read morethe area and now I would drive an extra 20+ minutes just to enjoy a meal at Ricky's / Tony's. I have had multiple things on the menu so far but the Cowboy Burrito is definitely one of my favorite. This restaurant is one of the last standing restaurants that gives you tortilla chips before your meal, my absolute favorite thing when eating out. The vibes are good and usually get seated right away, I also noticed they have an outdoor patio/seating area too! Fajita tacos are to die for too...man o man. If you have never been to Ricky's / Tony's, I highly recommend the drive or walk or do whatever you need to do to get there. Also, their prices are pretty good! Personal Review: 9.1/10

Burritos the size of a half loaf of bread…read more In looking around Brookfield for a place to eat at before we hit up Galloping Ghost Arcade, every online comment pointed to trying Taco Azteca. My dad was down for some tacos so we hit up Taco Azteca before we got to gaming. I actually drove by the place, missing the turn to get there due to the strange parking lot situation. After a loop around the block, we pull in to the shared parking lot and headed inside. My dad was looking at the menu on the drive up and was waffling between a taco salad and a burrito. Once I placed my order for a beef burrito, my dad followed up with the same thing. We tried to find a place to sit but the place isn't too conducive to eating in with the few tables they had were either taken or dirty from the prior visitor. The staff was super nice and friendly in trying to get a table cleaned up for us. We ended up snagging one and were promptly served tortilla chips with some of the best guacamole I have ever had. I'm not big on guac as I find it to taste too similar to pumpkin (everyone I tell this looks at me like I am crazy) but this stuff was delicious and had a nice kick to it. My dad found the sauce in one of the bottles to be spicy as hell and passed on using more of it. I found them to be quite yummy but I love me some heat. We nearly devoured half the chips by the time the food came out. They were that good and the food came out that fast. I'm used to Mexican-sized burritos but these might take the cake. They were MASSIVE. I showed everyone I know and their eyes got huge when they saw how big it was. The fries that came with it were those with the little bits of batter on them and I knew they were going to be good. I knew we were in for a good time. How do you even eat something that big? Very slowly and somewhat messy, that's how. I devoured half my tasty fries to free up space on my plate just in case I made a mess. Luckily, this burrito held itself together rather nicely. The burrito was super tasty but I do feel like maybe a chicken or pork version would've been better. I like beef but wasn't in the mood for it when I ate my burrito. That's on me though for not paying attention when ordering and accidentally getting beef. My dad loved his burrito and was able to put the whole thing down since he didn't eat breakfast. I had breakfast so I was only able to put down a little over half. My bottomless pit of a stomach isn't so bottomless now that I am almost 40 (a week shy of 39 during this visit). Overall, Taco Azteca lived up to the hype and was worth every bite. I really wanted to get some of the guac to go. My only warning is that the parking lot is shared and can be tight as well as the seats inside. This place serves better for carry-out if it's busy like it was when we were there.

I'm a gringo yes, but a gringo with vast experience in the taco game. And holy smokes my amigos at…read moreAzteca know how to put together a taco. Out of there with a six pack of tacos and a couple of Mexican Cokes for under $25. !Ariba!

We tried La Malquerida for the first time after seeing all the great reviews. The restaurant is…read moreclean, has a great ambiance, and the service and drinks were excellent. That said, the pricing was hard to justify. The Trompo al Pastor was $49 (portion is big enough to share, despite being described as per person), and the Barbacoa at $35 was decent but lacked depth of flavor and needed more seasoning. The $16 guacamole was also a surprisingly small portion for the price. We also ordered the Aguachile al Mango for $28, which sounded great but was almost inedible due to the extreme spice level. Overall, a nice atmosphere with strong cocktails, but the value just didn't match the cost for us.

Sopped in for brunch. Excellent brunch menu items. Had their pancakes and French toast along with…read morean egg entree. Cozy ambiance with excellent service. I'll be back to experience lunch and dinner!

It's great. Authentic, great service, owner and staff are awesome! It's not super complex; good…read moreMexican food presented well, salsas are simple and flavorful, could be spicier. Chips are fresh and warm. I've tried lots of the menu but I go back to the steak burrito or tacos usually. Awesome specials--pozole, menudo if that's your thing!

The food is terrific. The steak is marinated perfectly and is best cut of meat, no toughness. Very…read morefriendly staff.

Came recently and it's pretty good--I think they're a family owned restaurant and they're very…read moresweet ladies. There's a salsa bar for dine-in, which is probably the biggest draw. All of the salsas are delicious but also spicy, so there was nothing mild enough for little kids. But nothing burn-your-tongue-off spicy. Just tasty. What we got: 3 taco dinner with beef tongue (lengua), pork (al pastor) and steak (carne asada). The tacos were fine, but I wish I had been given the option for cilantro and onions because I was just given lettuce and tomatoes. I think they would have been better. Pozole--this was ok. The broth had a nice porky richness. We asked for flour tortillas but were given corn and had to ask again. But still good. Quesadilla with steak (carne asada). Our kids loved this. They don't cut their quesadillas into triangles, so we originally thought it was tacos. But our kids ate all of it and getting them to eat protein is a battle sometimes, but not in this case

Authentic Mexican food, friendly service, very reasonable $$! What more can you ask for?read more

Have visited twice and both equally nice. Their Karaoke Night is a lot of fun, that was on…read moreThursday evenings. Nice drinks and excellent food. Friendly people and good service. Super busy on weekends for all day family enjoyment & entertainment. Steak seems to be their speciality with homemade tortillas and great margaritas. I'm excited to try their patio on the weekend. Looks really nice with all the recent updates. Well done

Real bad service the food was tasteless, two many items on the menu. Bathrooms were nasty at it was…read moreearly in the morning.