They have the best tacos and tortas!! Their rice and beans are really good too. The guy on grill is…read moreso smooth even when he's slammed with orders you have fresh food in 10 minutes. Tiny little restaurant in a grocery store with lots of big flavors. Never had a torta until I was misunderstood while ordering and accidentally got one. They're fantastic, soft buns and loaded with meat, cheese, cilantro, and onion.

Located inside the grocery store, there is a small room to the right with very limited seating and…read morecounter space. There are also a couple tables and chairs outside, at least with warm weather. These tacos are SO GOOD and the price cannot be beat, $2.50 for steak and as you see, they are a good size and don't scrimp on the filling. It smelled so delicious I started eating and forgot to snap a pic for yelp! I don't make it up to the area much but if I ever do, you can bet I am going to stop by and snag more.

The food here was so good! I ordered the Baja fish tacos and wow, so fresh and flavorful. They came…read morewith a side of beans and rice, also delish. I got the skinny margarita, which was very good, but I do wish they came in a smaller size haha Service was great and the vibes are fun inside. The menu is a little more elevated than your typical family Mexican restaurant as was the pricing, but it was well worth it. I was visiting friends on this side of town but would drive 40 minutes again just for those bomb fish tacos and to try other items on the menu.

Hands down best Mexican food in Ohio vey cool atmosphere and the prices were fair. Super nice…read morestaff. Love this local spot. Will be a long time customer for sure.

We stopped by Señor Masa on our way home from Lake Erie Bluffs, and we're so glad we did…read more Everything was outstanding. My wife and I shared a birria taco, a chicken taco, chips and guacamole, and a pork burrito--and every single item was delicious. You can tell the food is made with care, and the homemade quality really shines through in every bite. On our way out, we couldn't resist trying some of the homemade desserts. We picked up a chocolate chip cookie and a pecan shortbread cookie, and both were fantastic. The owners were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. The outdoor patio is a great spot to enjoy a meal, and the food is truly authentic. If you're looking for exceptional tacos or burritos, Señor Masa is absolutely worth a visit. Even if you're coming from farther away like we were, it's well worth the drive. It's some of the best tacos we've had in Cleveland

Finally tried Señor Masa via DoorDash, and it did not disappoint! Their take on Mexican cuisine is…read moreincredibly unique, offering complex flavors I haven't encountered elsewhere. I went all out and tried the shrimp flautas, corn fritters, wings, and a taco flight (birria, fish, and pork). The wings were a major highlight thanks to the citrusy, tangy heat of the house-made hot sauce. The corn fritters and fish taco were also delicious. I'm thrilled to have such a high-quality new business in the area!

The Melting chimichanga will be my go to order forever here, but there are so many options! I love…read morea chimichanga and this is huge! We also got a burrito (added chorizo on top) and the queso sampler. Everything was great! Service was on the slower side but honestly we were not bothered. We had a kid free night so we were fine taking our time. It's loud in here but I've never expected a Mexican restaurant to be quiet. Patio looks good too!

Nicely decorated- the service was good. We have been to lots…read moreof Mexican restaurants- my husband really likes Chori- pollo so he ordered it here also. The presentation was different and very pretty- but sadly the flavors were not as good as other places we've tried. Pretty bland I got Seafood Enchiladas in a spinach cream sauce.... LOTS of spinach. Not bad but not my cup of tea... too much spinach. So the presentation and decor was better than the food to us

Good place. A…read morelittle loud but a great location to get some drinks and good food. Tried the burger taco, pretty descent. I liked the signature taco section. The other sheet is make your own.

My husband and I go out to eat 4-5 nights a week and have for years. Downtown Willoughby has a lot…read moreof restaurants so we had plenty of choices where to spend our money. Unfortunately, this time we ended up at Barrio. The restaurant wasn't that busy. There was no reason why we had to wait almost an hour for cold tacos and hard rice. I should have trusted the reviews that warned about these problems they've had for a while. They offered to remake our food but we had waited long enough so we ate it anyway. They didn't offer any drink refills until they brought the check. Condado was founded by a former Barrio business partner. Barrio sued and lost. Comparing the overall review ratings for Condado Mentor and Barrio Willoughby from multiple sources, Barrio is also losing in Lake County. And Condado has free parking. Barrio doesn't. We should have gone to Condado instead.

The original Luchita's was one of the first Méxican restaurants in Cleveland. It's a family-owned…read moreupscale-casual-feeling restaurant, nicer than many neighborhood restaurants, but not overly expensive or overly dress-up. They offer delicious authentic dishes and friendly attentive service. On a weeknight in Shaker Square (Nov 2025), we had decided on Méxican food for dinner, and we found ample parking behind La Casa de Luchita's in the northwest D-quad of the Square, next to their more casual corner taco place on N. Moreland Blvd. We walked into the casual takeout-focussed taco place, Coyoacan, and found that it connected to the dine-in restaurant which has its own distinct full food and beverage menus. We had actually come for tacos at first, but one look at Luchita's full-menu and bright decor swept us past a colorful commemorative Día de los Muertos ofrenda altar, and into the restaurant-side :-) We started with a perfectly tangy margarita with the gentle bite of tequila that we love, made with Cointreau, rimmed with salt and garnished with fresh lime. And we also had several beers from México from the hand-written menu above the tiled bar: Mazatlán-bottled Pilsner-style Pacífico Clara, and a frosted glass (well, more than one :-) of Tecate lager from Baja. Both were icy cold and refreshing, and our servers were always there just as we wanted refills. It was a challenge to select among their dishes, especially those with mouth-watering photos on the menu, all under $23. We went with classics, and each was crafted with love and care. They started us with endless freshly-made thin crispy chips and red and green not-too-hot salsas. And we got a small-plate serving of $17 Taquitos Dorados, which was plenty as a main dish: lightly-spicy chicken picadillo, deeply-yet-subtly-flavored mole coloradito, and the lighter contrast of crema and some shredded queso fresco. The picadillo and mole were an amazing flavor combination! The $18 Chimichanga was a light and crispy deep-fried flour tortilla stuffed with our selection of flavorful lightly-spiced chorizo and savory potatoes. It was decorated with a dollop of fresh guacamole, striped with Méxican crema, and sprinkled with baby wild greens. We got two soft lush Tamales for a remarkable $8, beautifully presented under crema and red and green salsas, in creative homage to the flag of México. I should have asked more closely, it was the luscious recipe of the day. The $18 wet Burrito Mojado is truly enormous. It's a flour tortilla of refried red beans and our selection of juicy ground beef, enriched with melted cheese, lightened with shredded fresh lettuce and chopped tomatoes, sauced with a flavorful red mole. A mountain of savory flavors buried under a bright and brightly flavored mix of tomatoes, onions, and sharp cilantro. Shaker Square was rather busy on a weeknight, so if parking is full out front, there's more behind this Quad of shops. And the Rapid Blue-Line and Green-Line have a stop that's only a 2min walk from Luchita's. We loved the pleasant ambiance and delicious food and drinks, as Luchita's showed off its heritage as one of the first Mexican restaurants in Cleveland, founded in 1982 on 117th St, with several more locations around town over the years. The founder's son has brought it back, full of welcome, flavor, and character! Thank you, Rey! Welcome Back, Luchita's!

Wait staff was so high they didn't remember to order our drinks and our entree. The food was a bad…read morefacsimile of what the amazing Luchitas used to be. Super expensive for garbage. This won't last another 6 months. So disappointed. Luchitas was a favorite and I wish I never would have come it was so bad.

Food and service was good. Clean bar and spacious. Wait staff attentive. It was quiet in here…read moreduring dinner time. Had the house hot sauce to add to the salsa which was decent. Margaritas good. Standard Mexican fare.

Shrimp bowl & Steak bowl was good!!! Steak tacos also were good!!! Salsa & chips served were warm…read more& tasty!!! Service was very good with different waiters!!! Also received free ice cream for grandsons birthday!!!! Very good !!!! Clean place with nice decor!!! Would recommend if in area!!!!

Stopped in for a margarita. Stayed for a second, added some yummy dessert and definitely going…read moreback. The drinks were amazing. Our server Ember was attentive, friendly and very knowledgeable about everything from the foo I have your glasses

Barrio is slipping further down the hill. It was once such a vibrant, zesty, and fun experience…read more I've gone here for years. My last few visits were just awful. Terrible quality, service issues, long wait. It's nothing like the original Barrio. Like I'd love to support local and Barrio, but it's now consistently a horrible experience. This time, I arrived during the early afternoon when the place was almost empty. Ordered queso blanco, sassy pineapple drink, and tacos. Sassy pineapple was extremely diluted equivalent to drinking water. I don't know how serving something so watered down is acceptable. I waited patiently for tacos and received unexpected tacos - 3 instead of 4, hard shell instead of soft shell, very soupy. I don't know how the order derailed because there were only a handful of people in the establishment. The order was most certainly not mine, but they never found the original owner. The wait staff was nowhere to be found so when they eventually arrived, I just asked to pay out and refused the order of tacos. There was no "sorry" or offer to fix it. I went next door and supported another restaurant. When I announced to them I'll be doing that, they were very supportive. Barrio is just a huge disappointed. Wait time and service friendliness improved a tad bit but the quality is just awful. No offer for service recovery, no attentiveness, wrong orders and terrible drinks. I won't be dining here again. I'm sorry to see the establishment deteriorate and hope the ownership improves the experience. Cedar Fairmount has plenty of quality restaurants. I'm sorry to say that Barrio isn't one. Terrible decline. Support other restaurants in the area, skip this one