Your professionalism and food was noted by all guests. The guests made mention of how much they…read moreenjoyed you and your assistant showing them how to serve themselves and serving them as well. They felt very "special", they loved the concept. We found the quantity and quality of food was exceptional, we are so glad we used you on a recommendation for our event. On behalf of the Debney Jr's Mess (military reserve forces) thank you for servicing our event!

barBURRITO is typically a family favorite. But this particular one is very skimpy on everything…read more Not giving u full scoops of anything. Barely any meat or rice. Maybe 1/2 a scoop. We paid extra for chicken, we should at the very least get a full scoop. Won't be coming back to this location.

I had a burrito bowl, lots of gluten free options. tastes almost like homemade pico and guacamoleread more

My first experience at Mucho and Te Amo was the outcome!!! Wow my impression of the food was…read moreoverall quality and without a doubt quantity!! I had heaven in a bowl to avoid calories and there was ample rice, vegetables and chicken to feed two people for just over $10!!! I will enjoy a supper here with my husband the next time we are out without my kids though as I am unsure how plain I could go without taking all the fun out of this franchise!!

Overall, the food was good, and our waitress was friendly, although she spoke so quickly that it…read morewas a little hard to follow at times. The menu was somewhat confusing, and I wasn't a fan of having to pay extra for so many items that I would normally expect to be included. Chips and salsa is extra. Also lots of gluten free options . That said, the food itself was enjoyable, and we had a good meal. As we were leaving, there was a picture of Jesus looking at me, so I'll end on a positive note--I love Jesus!

Food is fantastic. Have been there several times and plan to go again soon. Nice atmosphere and…read moregreat service. Would recommend to anyone.

So the Ambiance isn't the best here, it looks a little fast foodish with little colour which is…read moresomething I admire in Latino establishments. However, it makes up for it in the food and service. By far one of the best Latino eateries in the Edmonton area (Luna is another favourite). A really great diverse menu and you can find something for everyone. Also a great place for beer, Mexican soda, and cocktails. We started out with Papa al Ajilo - Creamy potatoes sautéed in tasty garlic and guajillo peppers, seasoned with a mixture of Mexican spices, served with Chipotle sauce. These were good. The potatoes were well cooked, although I could have used more peppers in there to me it wasn't spicy enough. However, the chipotle sauce was lovely. I went with the Haurache -Handmade with corn flour and stuffed with refried beans topped the meat of your choice, fresh lettuce, sour cream, onions, feta cheese and avocado sauce. I asked the server to surprise me with the meat. I should have asked her what she ordered for me, but it was delicous and had pineapple with it, so I am assuming pork? Anyway this was the first time with me trying a huarache and it was so freaking delish that I will order this every time I go. My husband ordered the Tacos de Bistec - Three corn tortillas with grilled beef steak, topped with diced onion and fresh cilantro. These were also good but for sure the Huarache wone out. Service even though it was extremely busy was attentive. Honestly what a gem!

Not sure what to say but everything about this place is awesome…read more Killer food, incredibly nice staff

Great service and food, I always come back here with my family. Employees there always remember my…read moreorder and makes me feel like family

The ladies working there always remember my order, they make me feel like family. The food is…read moredefinitely worth the price. I come here atleast once a week with my family because of the atmosphere and the food. Definitely recommend love this location

La Patrona deserves a standing ovation... and possibly an award for making me forget I was full…read more The margaritas were absolutely dangerous--in the best way possible. That upside-down Corona had me feeling like I was solving a physics problem just to get every last drop. The food? Incredible. We had the halibut fish tacos and it was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The barbacoa, and judging by how quickly it disappeared, I don't think he came up for air between bites. The atmosphere was lively, the staff were friendly, and every single thing we ordered hit the mark. The only downside? We now have to explain to every other Mexican restaurant why they just don't measure up anymore. We'll definitely be back... probably wearing stretchy pants and pretending we're "just stopping in for one margarita."

Located in a strip mall by Rosie's in the Park. Was seated almost immediately as I arrived shortly…read morebefore the dinner rush. Food is delicious! Ordered the Pescado (Haddock Tacos) with a side of rice. Really small portion of rice though. Not sure if that's typical for here or perhaps they were running low...? Also had the Lime Mojito. Refreshing and not too sweet. Just the way I prefer it. Service was great. Place filled up pretty fast shortly after. Just as I had finished my meal. Ambience was pleasant. Mexican music...not too loud. Prices are pretty decent but the drinks are on the spendier side.

This is our most favourite Mexican restaurant. It's a family business and a lot of people love the…read moreplace so it can get very busy. It's better to make reservations before going there. Fridays and Saturday evenings are fun because they have live music. The customer service is great and the place is designed very nice. The food is the best! I highly recommend this place.

Edmonton is home to a lot of incredible options when it comes to Mexican food but the amigos have…read morebeen around since 2005 and are probably one of the earlier additions of this cuisine to the city's food scene. And yes, there really are three amigos - three brothers, actually. The Rosales brothers are from Oaxaca and have been treating Edmonton to their vibrant flavours for nearly twenty years. It's no surprise that the Edmonton Journal voted them as Favourite Mexican Restaurant 2023 after becoming such a long-lasting and trusted name in Mexican fare. What better day of the week to visit a bumpin' Mexican joint than on Tuesday! Taco Tuesday, that is! I highly recommend making a reservation at Three Amigos because every time that I visit I watch people get turned away at the door because the restaurant is often full. This is especially true on a Tuesday, the day of my recent dinner. You'll find Three Amigos in a strip mall in Duggan, not far removed from all of the south side hustle and bustle. You can't possibly miss them with their awesome sign with a giant lit-up number three on it. Stepping into the space is like a portal straight to Mexico! The colours! The energy! The smells! The restaurant is positively alive with the vibration of Mexico and it's a feast for the senses. No inch of the dining area is spared from a bright splash of paint, an interesting piece of art, or something else that feels incredibly authentic. I love the corrugated tin walls, the tabletops made out of metal Corona signs, and the Latin music filling the air. And I especially love the bathrooms, which you need to see for yourself. Let's just say that they have leaned into an entire unexpected Simpsons theme down in that end of the restaurant and it's hilariously wonderful. You will certainly not be short on atmosphere at Three Amigos. The servers are warm and friendly, offering a glow of hospitality that makes every customer feel welcome. Seated at my table, I was treated to an excellent view of the entire room and I watched as each and every table filled and became occupied for the evening. I could think of no better way to start the meal than with a Horchata Aguas Frescas ($5.00) and Totopos (House made corn tortilla chips, salsa - $12.00). Horchata is my forever favourite and I order it every time (if I'm not drinking alcohol). A traditional Mexican beverage made up of white rice soaked in water and then flavoured with cinnamon. It's sweet, nutty, and milky but also somehow quite refreshing. The horchata at Three Amigos is very good, however I did find that the bottom of my drink was very dense with ground cinnamon. I found the grainy sips to be a bit much and could have used for the cinnamon to have been dialed back a bit. The totopos seem simple enough but are not to be missed. The heaping mountain of tortilla chips are the perfect thing for everyone to munch on, and let me tell you, these housemade chips are addictive. You can tell that they taste freshly fried and are salted just the right amount. Nothing like the bagged kind from the grocery store. I also really enjoyed the three salsas that were served with the chips, each a different level of heat. The bright red one (Roja) was the mildest, while the darker red one (Diablo) was spicy, smoky, and full of deep chipotle flavour. My favourite is the creamy green salsa (Verde) which is medium in spice. The menu at Three Amigos is HUGE. It can be overwhelming to consider all of the options from starters to mains to tacos (an entire section all its own) to tortas. The best way to sample a lot of different things (especially if you're undecided) is to try the Amigo Plato (Empanada, taco dorado, tostada, gordita, chicken tinga taco, guacamole, crema, pico de gallo, refried beans, rice - $29.00), a sampler plate which consists of a surprising number of items. The food all arrived extremely quickly, and placed in front of us, this platter summed up Three Amigos in one single dish. Exciting, bursting with colours, each option enticing in its own way. I wasn't quite sure where to begin but I just started eating! The empanada, a stuffed corn pastry with chicken on the inside, was fried to a golden perfection. However, of all of the items, I did find it the least exciting. Next to the empanada was the taco dorado, a rolled fried corn tortilla stuffed with chicken and potato. The shape made it easy to eat, but again the overall flavour wasn't so interesting. Things kicked up a notch with the tostada, this crispy fried corn tortilla is topped with refried beans, braised chipotle chicken, queso fresco, avocado, and pico de gallo. I find a tostada pretty difficult to eat because as soon as you pick it up and bite it the whole thing often shatters and falls apart! But I love them anyway because you get the satisfaction of a crunchy tortilla paired with a fresh and delicious flavour combo piled high on top. The gordita might have been my favourite, a corn tortilla pressed pancake stuffed with

Not worth a return visit. Slow service, average food, quite overpriced…read more After visiting sister restaurant Mayté, was looking forward to trying Juana Ines. They are not comparable in either quality or service. The experience is best described as disorganized. Individuals with no serving background and halted english (family/friends) are acting as servers, which is a recipe for customer frustration. We waited forever after being seated to be given menus, even though the seating area is small. We had already chosen what we wanted from online menus, but didn't have an opportunity to say so or even order a drink before the server was gone again. Orders had to be repeated, dishes were half cleaned up, no napkins were provided (at a taco place!). Very amateur service indeed. How are they gonna cope with a patio? The food was also below par. I really wanted to try the nopales but worried it would be slimy canned stuff. Given the $16 Betabel salad we did order was nothing special (pickled beets, bits of orange, bagged spring salad, a speckling of shredded halloumi, pepitas totally forgotten), I'm glad we played it safe. The tacos were the most disappointing. We tried carnitas and suadero. Both meats were overcooked, very dry and lacking in flavour. The fresh salsa was mild and added nothing other than moisture. This was also bad because their fresh corn tortillas are served as single layer and start disintegrating after the first bite. Patrons ordering 6 tacos at a time, a full plate, will surely be left with a sloppy mess. The only thing we truly enjoyed were the sopes. I've never had such fresh sopes, lighly cooked only not heavily fried, really tasty and gone too soon. Not worth $20 mind you. Didn't even try a margarita because they start at $14 and are served in those silly long stem, shallow hat-shaped glasses. When did margaritas get to be such a rip-off? A Corona will set you back $8, a Pacifico $10. Just why? Not sure if the plan was to subsidize the more expensive, dinner-focused Mayté with a high turnover taquiera, but if so the model is a massive fail. You actually have to have decent service, reasonable prices and great eats. Having a cute space and theme is not enough to pass in this foodie town. Que mal!

staff: warm and friendly like most Latinos…read more service: it was busy with Saturday Lunch rush! - and they took our orders quickly and food came out decently. They checked in regularly to see if we needed any drink top ups. establishment: cute place in Manchester Square (Edmonton). Nice vibrant decor. Beautiful flower wall on the side. Few tables inside, few tables outside. There is an upstairs that will eventually be a lounge. Great parking in the square lot. food: portions were generous. Decent sized tacos. Flavour of tacos were good. The shrimp cocktail was a very good size - it lacked flavour. I was expecting more spice and lemon flavours like back in Mexico. The food was pretty bland - again - we were expecting more spice for a Mexican restaurant. some of the dishes that would have something as simple as traditional beans back in Mexico - didn't have it here. We were really hoping for a more "home-cooked" feel. The tortilla soup was pretty good (again could have used more spice). I would come back with hopes the spice/flavour will improve.