Chimichanga was full of grease inside and undercooked ground beef and first served wrong plate I…read morewas bean and cheese . Just poor service all way around and I paid 17$ dollars and couldn't even eat it due to how much grease came out

If you want a breakfast burrito you need to come here! We bought two and after seeing the size we…read moreonly split one ( save the other for breakfast next day) ps they are big at least for two little women.

Been twice n gotta say it's definitely one of the best Mexican restaurants you can find in Tucson…read morereminds a lot of Mexican restaurants in California a little taste of home will definitely be a regular from now on

Solid choice for Mexican, but they also serve a lot of seafood…read more The service is quick and helpful. My food came right away. I found the booths very comfortable. The shrimp and beef combination on my mixed plate was very good, plus there was chicken, cactus and avocado. They brought 2 kinds of sauce while I was waiting on my food, one cheesey and the other salsa. Convient location with lots of free parking.

I had just landed from Texas and was starving, so I figured--when in Rome--why not dive into some…read moredelicious seafood that Tucson has to offer? It's minutes away from The Tus airport! I ordered a freshly squeezed lemonade with a shrimp ceviche, and it absolutely hit the spot. I only needed one--the portion was filling and satisfying. Service was great, and while it's a food truck, they've set up a comfortable little area with a tarp, AC, and shade, which makes a big difference. These are exactly the kinds of hidden gems I love finding and coming back to. I'll be back tomorrow before I leave back home.

This is probably one of the best seafood trucks I've tried in town. Their hot soups (caldos) are…read morereally flavorful and satisfying--definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and craving mariscos.

The best birria! I tried the birria ramen and the birria flaming balls made with rice and cheese as…read morewell as the birria tacos and was so impressed! Everytging from the salsas to the food taste homemade. 10/10 recommend if you're looking for a birria spot! They have lots of seating area outside too with shade and indoor seating. The mango slushy drink was also so delicious , you can make it into a margarita and add alcohol! The prices are fair and the staff was friendly.

Carne asada is the sad dry kind like if indians were running the place not like if real mexicans…read more Rest of burrito good Sauce hot as hell almost as hot as the god dam arizona sun I collapsed in my scooter about 3 times and my tires melting

Favorite go to taco spot!! The bean and cheese burritos are the best !!! Always welcoming and ready…read morefor orders big or small! Such good choice grabbing breakfast lunch dinner or snack!!

After living in Tucson since 2013, I've learned that there are a few fast-food Mexican restaurants…read morethat are basically the same: Los Betos, Filiberto's, and Nico's. Of the three, Nico's is definitely my favorite. I think the food tastes better, and they put both sour cream AND cheese on their veggie burrito without charging extra for the cheese. Los Betos and Filiberto's, take notes. That said, the prices at Nico's keep creeping up, and I honestly don't think it's worth the price anymore. I'll still splurge every now and then and pay the $13 for my burrito, but it's definitely getting harder to justify. The biggest pros are that it's close and fast. I always get my food to go. There's no drive-thru, so you do have to go inside, and the place always smells strongly like Fabuloso--so I guess we can safely assume it's clean. The food isn't always as fresh as I'd like. Sometimes the tortillas are hard or taste a little stale, which can really make or break a burrito. Overall, Nico's is my favorite of the three, but mostly because it's convenient, fast, and I like the flavor better. If the prices keep going up, though, I'm going to have a harder time convincing myself that a $13 fast-food burrito is a splurge worth making.

I finally made it to P&Ms!…read more I was in Tucson running errands after taking my dog to a vaccine clinic. I chose this place because it's dog-friendly. Dark clouds were moving in from the South so I wasn't sure if the patio was still open when I walked in at 3:15pm on a Friday. I was immediately greeted by the friendly staff. While the patio was open, the host did tell me it was windy and that I could sit inside with my dog in the covered dining area off the patio. "Is she friendly?" he asked me. "As long as no other dogs are around!" I replied. My dog was tired from her vaccines and was very quiet. She lay down and snoozed throughout my meal, although I did toss her some chicken when no one was looking. I was only the third table back there. I ordered chips and salsa ($1 extra) and my Chicken Burro enchilada style came out moments later. Service was excellent throughout my meal. I ordered the sour cream-green chile sauce over my burro. It was very tasty! The chicken was good, but the rice was very salty. The flour tortilla was thick, too. I ate it all because I was hungry. I like how this restaurant is designed. The bar is in the front, separated by a long hall way that then opens into two separate dining areas. One dining area is its own room and both face the patio. The patio has a large cascading water fountain that I'm sure is lovely on a summer evening. I will definitely be back!

Ever since a trip to ABQ, I have been craving good hatch chile sauce like what I had there. We…read moredon't have many options for New Mexican style Mexican food in Tucson, so I appreciate the few spots we have that are trying to keep the style alive here! It saddens me to say this about a long-time Tucson staple, but I was not a huge fan of Poco and Mom's. I got the Silver City breakfast and added red chile pork. It's hash browns smothered with onion, green chile sauce, eggs, red chile pork, and cheese. I will start off by saying that the green chile sauce was good; tangy and flavorful. However, I did not enjoy the taste or texture of the hash browns - to me, they tasted like they were rehydrated dry hash browns from a box. The red chile pork was dry and tough, but the red chile sauce itself was fine. This breakfast was accompanied by a side of refried beans, which were on the blander side compared to most I've had at restaurants in Tucson. Another person in my party had the New Mexico red chile enchilada. This is where things went more downhill. The red chile sauce tasted bitter and almost burnt, nothing like I've had in New Mexico. It was not good. Their dish came with a side of rice which was also very underwhelming. The flavor was fine, but it didn't have that light and fluffy texture that good Mexican rice does - it was more dense and slightly gummy. The last person in our party got a ground beef chimi and didn't enjoy the flavor of the seasoning used on the ground beef. Could be a personal preference thing. They did enjoy the sauce it was smothered with, though. I did enjoy the atmosphere in Poco and Mom's. It is very cozy and the southwestern decor was charming. Our waitress was also great! I may be back to try their drinks or their sopapillas, but I don't think I'd return for anything else.

We eat here a lot. Been coming here for quick food for at least 10 years…read more We were in the drive thru line one evening and were stopped about 3 cars back. We had a good view of the outside door facing the vehicle line (pretty sure it was the bathroom) and there was brown liquid seeping out from underneath the door onto the concrete sidewalk. It was not something that made you hungry for sure. An awful site. I would move that door or close it off. A dumb place for it. Other than that, it was fixed the next time we went. We have NEVER gotten sick here at Fito's Taco Shop. That's how I judge these places and will return until the day I do. Employees wash their hands well and keep clean kitchen area. On the other hand, their competitors (other Mexican mobile food vehicles ie: (roach coaches) parked between the tracks in the past) we did get sick. WE GOT REAL SICK, (like a virus sickness, horrible week of fever) the first time we went, and then stopped going to those mobile food vendors FOREVER after that. At Fito's Taco shop, their burritos have always been massive and delicious. If you take them apart, the tortillas are about 20 inch diameter or larger. Short wait times in their drive thru is what I like. Friendly people at the window that I have always tipped. So, 5 stars minus one star for that day something backed up but that wasn't really their fault was it? And, they apparantly called it in right? They get all 5 stars. Tip them well folks.

This spot is a fast food Mexican taco shop similar to Filiberto's. They have a drive through and…read moresmall indoor area. We ordered to go and I was so pleasantly surprised by the portion sizes. Very large portions. Their burritos are hefty, their nachos were loaded with meat and toppings, and their tostado and quesadillas were large and full. Service was quick and friendly. I recommend if you're looking for some fast Mexican food.

Came here awhile back and loved it. Incredible, friendly service. The horchata was delicious, as…read morewell as the our meal. Looking forward to going back!

Review 6/10 I got…read morethe blue oyster mushroom tacos. Flavor was good, but I wish they were a bit more filled maybe more to it? It's almost too simple. I'm used to tacos where you almost need an extra tortilla because everything's packed in. I also got the Elote Vegan Fries. They were good but same thing, more fixins, I'm a saucy fan. I need more going on Service was Fantastic and the fact they have so many options got them more points. I will return and try some more options. Great Vibes