Well I went there and let's just say, it was not okay. It was nasty and I can't say anything good…read more I love M. E.'s post. The beans were nasty and watery. Too much money. The service was okay. Ambiance, nope.

Seriously...Don't waste your time or money. It is definitely NOT worth it. Customer Service if I…read morewanted attitude I would have ordered it. Food was just not good. I gave them 1 star b/c you have to rate in order to review.

The guy working the counter was great! Super helpful and welcoming. Food was ok, came out fast. Not…read moreoverly impressed

I ordered the burrito - made it vegetarian by subbing the meat with avocado. The refried beans in…read morethe burrito were delicious and comforting and was the best part of the burrito. I wish the rice was more flavorful and it was overpowered by the beans and cheese. I tried the medium spice green salsa which was good and given on the side. The tortilla was nice and crispy. Order did not take long and customer service was friendly.

As soon as my friends and I walked in we were greeted by no one. After standing for 2 minutes we…read morejust took a seat. I'm pretty sure they have no heat in there. We all had to wear out coats the whole time. We ordered 3 mix drinks and a beer(which was the wrong kind we ordered). We waited over 15 minutes for them to arrive. Once the waitress got back to us another 10 minutes later after delivering our drinks we ordered our food. 3 different types of Birria and an order of cheese and onion enchiladas. 30 minutes later our food comes out cold. The enchiladas were extremely cold. It felt almost as if it was string cheese with some onions added covered in Ragu. DISGUSTING!!. The Birria was edible but nothing special. I had this last night 12/13. It's 7:36am on 12/14 and I'm awake writing this because my stomach is in knots and I don't feel good. AVOID at all cost. Milwaukee is a city rich with authentic Mexican food. Try one of them please or even a Taco Bell or Taco John's is more edible. I don't like writing bad reviews but this was an overall really poor experience. Slow service, bad food, no heat in the restaurant. Stick with the Food truck you guys already had. I don't believe a stand alone restaurant suits you guys.

This was my new restaurant of the week and it's relatively new with about 3 months open and it's…read morethe former Burger King restaurant. The place is fairly nice on the inside but nothing fancy with a bar, amusement/gambling machines, dining room and sun room in the front. The staff was very friendly and I had no service issues. They start you with chips and salsa which are warm and homemade with a nice crispy chew. The salsa was flavorful and good with the warm chips. The menu isn't typical Mexican huge and no combination plates but it has all the regulars. For some reason my favorite Al pastor was cheated on and I ordered the steak burrito dinner with beans and rice. I ordered a strawberry margarita to start and it looked amazing and blended perfectly smooth but not super strawberry tasting and average at best. My steak burrito dinner was looking good with a huge steak burrito as big as the plate. The steak burrito comes with steak, beans, rice, sour cream and I added cilantro and onions for that authentic taste. The rice was the typical boring Mexican. The beans were seasoned nice and flavorful I thought and I mixed it with my rice and add the salsa so now my rice is fantastic tasting. The first bite of the steak burrito was flavorful and seasoned nicely again I thought and my added cilantro and onion was putting it over the top in flavor land, just delicious. Overall I really enjoyed the burrito the burrito dinner because it was flavorful and not bland like some places and it's a big plate of food. I was pleasantly surprised at how a former Burger King now Mexican restaurant is serving a delicious burrito dinner.

I was recommended by a fellow employee to visit this establishment with suggestions on what to…read moreorder. I ordered the los cabos (shrimp taco), riviera maya (talapia taco) with rice and beans. I also added lengua de res. All three tacos as well as the beans and rice were fantastic. Did I forget that the chips and salsa are good‍. Wish the salsa dish was bigger so I didn't have to break my chips to dip. The waitress we had was fantastic and made sure "without being on top of us" had cocktails and anything else we needed. And if you want a special treat and enjoy a great cocktail try the Maria Felix. Fantastic

When we first arrived, there was two of us and we were waiting on one more person. They sat us way…read morein the back right next to the kitchen entrance. It was super loud as there was a fan blowing on the floor and they had the World Cup playing in the kitchen. We did not ask to move, however. The salsa and chips were good. That's always key to a restaurant. I ordered a raspberry blended margarita. It was very foamy and didn't taste 1 ounce of tequila in it. It tasted nonalcoholic. I did not like it. Having a good margaritas also is a main important thing at a Mexican restaurant. I ordered three à la carte tacos. The deep fried avocado, Al Pastor and steak. The avocado taco was strong in seasoning and actually tasted burnt. Couldn't eat it. As for the steak and Al pastor , those were very good. All in all, I don't think I'd be back because there's a lot of competition for Mexican restaurants. We did go 20 minutes out of our way to try this place and there's other places closer to us in Waukesha.

First time trying Guanajuato and it didn't disappoint! Parking was easy to find and we were…read moreimmediately seated. Our server was super nice and friendly! I ordered a mango margarita which was pretty good! Chips and salsa were complimentary, which was nice. I ordered the steak fajitas which came with rice, beans, and guac! Everything was super delicious and the steak was perfect! The portion size was huge. I had so many leftovers! The photos do not do the portion size justice. Definitely would come back to try their other dishes!

Came here to try a new place for Mexican food and due to the high reviews was very excited to try…read moreit. While i understand this is a traditional Mexican restaurant i was still very disappointed. To start out i ordered a strawberry margarita as the waitress didnt understand English when i asked for a skinny margarita..... the margarita was absolutely awful. It was pure sugar and no alcohol. Did she forget to add the alcohol? Idk but it was absolutely awful. For the tacos i ordered a steak and chicken with rice. The steak was good and the chicken taco was just okay... Would i come back? Definitely would not give it another chance. This place is probably best for the locals based on the reviews.

This place was incredibly impressive. Dropped in on a random whim and although the menu was lengthy…read moreI decided to try the appetizer platter. Everything was delicious. I will be back to try the brunch items! *I'm not sure if I didn't read any signage but they enforce extra grat for parties of 6 or more so if you plan to drop in with a large group, heads up

I loved the lemonades here. So fun that they have so many different flavors. I got either passion…read morefruit or mango and my friend got blue raspberry. So refreshing. So good. The rice and beans were like your average Mexican restaurant mind. I enjoyed my chorizo tacos. The green salsa was very delicious too. Provided the spice my tacos needed. Our server was kind and brought us more limes too. They have booths and tables for you to dine in.

Being one of my daughter's favorites, I had to give it a try and found it enjoyable as well…read more The camerones à la Diabla was wonderful, but indeed not for the faint of heart because it had as big a kick as the server told me it did. In fact, she tried to talk me out of ordering it. This is perhaps one of the spiciest hot foods I've had in a very long time, including other dishes by the same name. House margaritas on the rocks were also wonderful.

I love Judy's, I really do. This is not much of an update but more of a warning--the Shrimp La…read moreDiabla is no joke. I've lived in Louisiana and am not a stranger to heat (I'm not a let's eat Scorpion Peppers raw either, but I like a good back of the throat burn) but this was another level. It had me crying which has never happened before, it was so hot. For a good five minutes after eating 2 shrimp, anything that touched my tongue turned to cinder, it was that hot. I quickly admitted defeat and ordered a different shrimp dish. I left with my head hung in shame for even being so brazen as to try something called La Diabla. The sauce is red like the lava of a volcano and you can see the chili oil on the sauce. This is nothing against the chef who simply did their job. This was a grave misstep by me. I overestimated my tolerance to hot. So I leave this as a warning. If you like to drop Scotch Bonnet and Reaper sauce on your tongue for fun, this is your meal.

Cielito Lindo 2 taco lunch special (steak) + rice & beans…read more= filling & such a good deal Strawberry marg + patio seating = definitely the move Chips & salsa were good, but the queso was the standout... lowkey had more spice than expected 3.8/5 Sat on the patio which was 100% the best decision we made. Super cute summer vibe outside. Got the strawberry margarita, chips & salsa, and queso to start -- queso was my favorite for sure. I got the steak 2 taco lunch special with rice & beans and it was super filling for the price. Food was solid, but nothing that totally blew me away. Service was a little interesting lol, but overall still a good spot for margs, patio vibes, and a casual meal. Check out the full review on Instagram: @ratedbyaleena

More authentic than many of the other spots around. Pro tip: Ask for the spicy salsa…read more Large portions of food for the price. Fast service