I have been in the hunt for a great Hispanic grocery store and can't say I've found one yet. I…read moredecided to give this a try since there weren't any recent reviews and unfortunately I wasn't impressed. It was awesome that they had all the spices I grew up with and to see the bowls and jars and cups I would see on my trips to Tijuana, Mexico. The prices are pretty high for your typical queso fresco or Mexican sour cream. They do have pretty cool options for frozen meals as I saw empanadas and pupusas that were frozen. The meat section did not look appetizing and produce was looking a bit rough. I would say if you want to try Hispanic medicines then this is your spot. Such as Vicks or Beoncolin or honestly there are so many products that you'll find what you need. It is a very small space and noticed they opened a bakery/ restaurant next door. It smelled delicious just wish they had more options for bread.

I bought a churro and a sweet cream croissant-style pastry. Both were so good, I've been thinking…read moreof driving up there today to buy more. The churro was sliced length-wise and a filling added, making it delightfully gooey. The sweet cream croissant thingy had some crisp to it. It was more of the standard bready inside. It was some serious stuff. Please don't let the tame exterior or locaiton of this place cause you to overlook it! They also have a restaurant that looks promising. I'll edit this review after I try it.

Came here on a Friday night and it was very busy! There were plenty of seats inside as well and the…read morerestaurant is cutely decorated. We ordered Al pastor tacos (comes without pineapple), carne asada taco, esquites & a soup (can't remember what the name is) and i would say the food is decent here. The wait time is pretty long just an fyi. I would not recommend the esquites, it was really liquidity at the bottom and it was just too much mayo for me. I definitely had better. Other than that, the place is open pretty late so perfect for late night munchies.

I was pretty disapppinted, because I remember enjoying this place before. I stopped by to pick up…read morepazole, and tacos to go. When I got there, I went to the ordering counter, but nobody was there. I saw people cooking at the grill and in the kitchen, Im sure at least 3 people saw me standung there, but nobody came to help me. Thankfully, the phone rang so somebody came out. When I got my order, there was oil and sauce on the bag from dirty hands, but worst of all nothing tasted fresh. The tortilllas with the tacos were hard, the al pastor was dry, and the meat/onion ratio was heavy on the onions. The avocado was dark, lettuce was wolted and the limes did not produce much juice. I usually love Los Ocampos, but I won't be going back to this location.

Good Mexican spot!…read more Stopped here for some tacos and a pupusa, having had it for takeout in the past and liked it. They have beers and margaritas too for dine in. I do wish they had a taco meal/plate for the street tacos that included rice and We ended up ordering a side of rice that cost more than a taco. The service is fine - I've had really fast service and other times I waited a surprising time. It's a pretty relaxed atmosphere. They've got music going and a couple TVs with news and sports. Parking is ample.

We loved everything about Mr. Taco! The place is a typical taco joint, nothing fancy, but that…read moredoesn't deter from the amazing food! The service was fast and friendly. They checked on us several times to see if we needed anything. We ordered the Wet Burrito and Birria Tacos. The birria stew meat was cooked perfectly and the flavor was absolutely delicious. All of the ingredients tasted fresh! The only complaint is that you don't get free chips and salsa, which is never a deal breaker for us. The chips did come with a sampling of different salsa, so that made up for not being free As an added bonus, you might catch a guy on a bike riding around with a parrot on his shoulder!

The food was amazing like SO good and the service was pretty good too, and ambiance was goodread more

Their lengua tacos here are my absolutely favorite! I always get it with esquites too! Absolutely…read moredelicious!! Service has always been good-- seems very welcoming! Cocktails are fresh and seemed to be made with effort. My family enjoys coming here a lot and ambience is also fun!

Came to get Mochi donut for a holiday dessert. Everyone just loved the donuts, got a variety .read more

I really love these donuts. I am so happy we don't live too close or I would be here almost every…read moreday and that isn't good for my diet. But we do stop in at least every other month. Now you order at the kiosk machine and select your donuts. They will put them on the counter with your number when they are ready. Grab a beverage in the store and eat them warm in your car. You will need napkins. Warning - you may become addicted to these little pillows of heaven.

Went to The Buttered Tin in St. Paul after volunteering nearby. We had a great experience! The…read morestaff were dealing with a really awful situation left behind by another customer, but they handled it with so much grace! I ordered breakfast (served all day) and the sunflower toast...OMG! Star of the show! The entire meal was hot and fresh. Then we hit the bakery. I've had their frozen rolls before, so I knew the caramel rolls would be good, but it was even better than expected. Also shared a peach hand pie and loved it. Will absolutely be back.

Great location, decent food, and overall a fun breakfast spot to go to…read more When first arriving it can be a little confusing as you order at the counter and then seat yourself with a number. This isn't explicitly stated anywhere though so I can see how it can get you turned around like the other reviews state. Staff at the counter was super friendly and very open to suggestions though so that's a plus. We brought my niece here for a "birthday brunch" on here 21st and overall had a great time. The inside of the shop isn't anything to write home about but it's cute and great for the atmosphere we were looking for. More of a chill vibe where you can hang out and talk, think cute coffee shop meets diner type vibe. The food was good, not amazing, but still pretty decent. A little bit speedy for what you get. in my opinion but overall pretty good. I got the biscuits and gravey which maybe had a little too much greens added on top. It messed with the texture of the rest of the dish but the flavor was there and overall I enjoyed it. All in all a solid breakfast spot. A little bit spendy, but feels pretty in line with a more traditional sit down restaurant pricing these days.

Love MAYA Cuisine! I am so stoked to have found this at a Food Court of all places. Authentic…read moreMexican food, fresh and very flavorful. It's the only other location other than their home location on Central Ave in Minneapolis.

I've been coming to Maya Cuisine at Maplewood Mall for a long time and always loved their…read morefood--especially the steak tacos and how they used to make the birria tacos. Since I stopped eating beef, I've asked a couple times if they could make the birria tacos the same way but with chicken instead. Nothing complicated--just the same ingredients (cheese, onion, cilantro) but with chicken. In the past, it's been done without issue. However, during my recent visit on Wednesday, I had a very disappointing experience. The woman taking my order sighed, rolled her eyes, and acted visibly annoyed when I asked if they could substitute chicken. I asked if there was a problem, and she just said no, but kept making noises and giving attitude. She eventually called someone named Diego, but at that point, I had already decided I wasn't comfortable having her prepare my food and canceled the order. It was really upsetting because I go out of my way just to come to this location. I've always enjoyed the food, but I won't continue to support a business where customers are treated with disrespect. There's no reason to make someone feel like an inconvenience for asking a simple, polite request.

Wanted to try a new place for Mexican Foods and what a diamond in the rough Casa Azul is. Located…read morein a strip mall off 35E the restaurant is small but very welcoming. The staff was extremely friendly and answered all our questions. The jalapeño margarita was perfection and truly one of the best I have ever had. The chips and salsa were fresh and our group inhaled them. The menu had many traditional options and some current items like the burrito bowl that my wife and daughter really enjoyed. I enjoyed the Chili Colorado and left nothing on my plate. We will for sure go back when in the mood for Mexican food and a margarita.

I understand it's Cinco De Mayo but why be rude ? I walked in with my boyfriend and we weren't…read moregreeted at all so we seated ourselves. And then was met with extremely rude words. We just ended up leaving. Booo disappointing!

1/2 lb cowboy $14.50 with hash browns. Very good but maybe too thick of a char crust for my taste…read more Not sure if that is normal for them or not. Wife's My Big Fat Greek Flame did not have as much char. $14.50. Overall good service by April K. I would try again. Note very busy on Sunday at lunch time.

Pretty decent burger spot that's open late. The food was better than expected and portions sizes…read morewere generous. They ran out of a few things and service was a bit slow but overall not a bad choice for late night eats

I have been here just several times, and is always hard to decide whether a street taco, burrito or…read moreone of their plate entrees. But my go to item is their street tacos not only because they are small, but gives me a chance to try a different type of meat I haven't had before like maybe al pastor for example. Of course I throughly enjoying meeting the cool employees, but also seeming my food made in front of me, which is sometimes hard to see at some places. This place is so worth another stop sometime.