It's a small dining room in what seems to be an old Taco Bell. For lunch two of us had tacos, a…read moretostada, chips & salsa. I've had more flavorful Mexican food but this was fine. Great service at the counter was a plus. All up it was twenty bucks for lunch with a couple of drinks.

This is a cute but basic place inside. The service is super friendly and everything is homemade…read more We particularly liked the horchata and the (homemade!) pork tamale. Two adults meals, one child meal, one horchata and one tamale 60 bucks. This place was surprisingly good.

Always enjoy my visits to this chain. First time at this location and mixed it up from my usual…read morechicken enchiladas and tried the steak burrito. It's massive and very tasty. Always enjoy their horchata. Complimentary chips and salsa is a plus and cheerful friendly staff is the icing on the cake. Very modern and well kept dining room.

Some of the best mexican food in the chicagoland area. everything from the salsa to the steak to…read morethe al pastor is delicious! Will always be one of my favorite places!

Great food! The steak birria tacos are delicious!…read moreThe artwork inside is impressive! The staff is friendly!

My first visit to La Birria Loca…read more I was initially expecting a sit-down restaurant, but it turned out to be carry-out only, with a few picnic tables in the back for seating. That was a surprise at first, but we made it work. One thing that caught me off guard was the pricing. When ordering, I was asked if I wanted pico de gallo, sour cream, and guacamole, but it wasn't clear these were additional charges. I assumed they came with the meal. Three orders plus drinks ended up being over $100, which was unexpected. I did have to double-check the receipt, and to their credit, the staff quickly removed the extra charges once I brought it up and told him I didn't need pico, sour cream and gaucamole. Our tab still came to $87 for the 3 entrees with drinks. Despite that, the food itself was very tasty. Everything we ordered was flavorful and well-prepared, and we were genuinely surprised at how good it was. Consume was one the best I've had hands down. They portion sizes are well worth it. Their hot sauces were also excellent, with spice levels clearly labeled by number, which made it fun to try different heat levels. Overall, even with the confusion around pricing and setup, I would definitely come back again for the food.

Food so, so. Margaritas are small and pricey, and they close everyday at 2:30 for who knows how…read morelong. Their internet times are inconsistent. So forget about stopping in mid day. You're on their schedule.

A Toda Madre is a very nice meeting place on Main Street in downtown Glen Ellyn. It's not your…read moretypical Mexican restaurant as it offers seasonal menus with locally sourced ingredients. Everything is made in house from scratch daily. All the items we ordered tasted delicious. The fresh ground spices made each item taste uniquely different which was a refreshing surprise. The guacamole and 3 salsas were amazing. Tacos were generously filled and the bowl was perfectly sized for lunch! Service is excellent and you're not rushed thru your meal. They have comfortable seating indoors as well as an outdoor patio. Decor is bright and inviting. There is plenty of free parking on the street and a lot near the train tracks (3 hours).

Wow! I was truly shocked by a few things about San Miguel. First, the food is amazing. Period. I…read moregot enchiladas and they were phenomenal. I went with two friends and they loved the tacos too. Secondly, it just feels like the emphasis is on great food and comfortable setting - which I love, because it keeps the cost reasonable and the vibes light and relaxed. Lastly, we were greeted with big smiles, regular check ins to get us chips and water, and a hearty "thanks for coming" before leaving. In a fast food world, that kind of personal touch is lost 99% of the time. I really love this place and can't wait to come back soon.

Slowly but surely trying the restaurants near me in wheaton. I came here solely because of the…read moreother reviews to check it out. It looks very small from the outside as it's part of a small strip. But the seating is quite spacious and the menu is huge! It's a whole book of so many items: tacos, Taco dinners, fajitas dinners, tortas, tostadas, burritos and so much more. Upon seating, they give you complimentary salsa and chips. The salsa for the chips is very basic 2/5 stars. I ordered the following tacos: Asada Taco with cilantro and onion Shrimp Taco Cecina Taco with cilantro and onion All three tacos were absolutely delicious and unique. The shrimps were a good decent size.. somep places they are super tiny! But these were pretty good! Would definitely come back again!

My husband and I work from home. Good Tequilas is located maybe 7 minutes from our home so we go…read morequite often on n our lunch break. The host/server there, a male, is quite nice. The place is very quiet, just some soft Mexican instrumental music playing in the aground. Good Tequilas is quite large, although we rarely see anybody there right when they open (Monday and Tuesday they open at 3).. At least for women (so I imagine for men as well) and they offer Disabled parking and have a ramp at the entrance. The food, well, if you eat meat it's great. If you are a vegan, not so much. First of all they were deceptive and dishonest for many years. Most vegetarians would not think to ask like me Hindu (vegan), but the rice and beans were prepared with chicken paste. I mean, they could have been sued if I made a big deal out of.it. So anyway, the host/server today told me that they no longer use chicken paste in their rice and beans, they are pure vegan.. So I ordered a rice, beans and guacamole. The guacamole there is quite good. I tried a bite of the rice and beans, discreetly spit it out in my napkins. I tried a bit of rice and discreetly spit it out in my napkin. I just ate my same order as always fot many years, chips are salsa are complimentary. I hate salsa. It is not just Good Tequilas salsa, I just refuse to put salsa in my mouth. Chips and guacamole thums up. So today, with the inedible rice and beans, my check came out to $14. That's on me, as I ordered the plate of now vegan rice and beans. My American husband loves the place, and so do I if I stick to free chips and guacamole.

We thought this place was okay…read more Very pretty interior. Good waiter! Decent food. Decent frozen margarita. Flan was not good. I don't think it was even flan. Would give it a try again for decent chips and salsa, perhaps.

Huge portions, tasty food, very nice and accommodating staff. This one is definitely worth your…read moretime. At first glance the menu looks really big. While I haven't tried everything there from what I have tried I can guarantee most if not all the menu is going to be a good choice. We had Chilaquiles with red sauce, the burrito lunch combo with fries and they gave us some chips and salsa to start. Literally everything was amazing. The burrito was probably twice as big as I was expecting it to be for the price and it was fantastic. The fries were great too. The food also did not take long, which helped if you need to get back to work after a quick lunch break. Drinks wise they have some cans of Coke products and Jarritos, and some bottles of water. This place should absolutely be on your list for lunch if you're in the area.

Nice clean place. Everyone is sleeping on this Mexican restaurant in Winfield. First time here and…read moreit has one of the best burrito I've ever have. I live in the city by Albany park with 50 Mexican restaurant and nothing compares to this place. I had the California burrito comes with guac, pico degalo, cheese and French fries but I'm opt out and added rice instead. It's loaded with steak and the best part is, it's very well season and the meat is very nicely charred ! Wife had the torts and it was huge and loaded as well. Look like the mom was a cook and son was taking my orders. They're both super nice and respectful. Will be coming back!!

My friend grew up in Glen Ellyn and absolutely loves this place. I was staying with her during our…read morepart of our Chicago trip and we ended up eating here one night for dinner. Los, as she calls it, serves up some delicious more authentic Mexican. It is a fast casual eatery that seems to be a favorite amongst locals. The menu consists of a lot of your tex-mex staples like tacos, enchiladas, burritos, and more! You can dine in or carry out, although you get complimentary chips and salsa if you dine in. Service is good and the food comes out quickly. If you order separately, you have to order and pay at the front, otherwise your server will take your order. The inside is very casual and not the cleanest, but not to the point where it's unappealing. The chips were decent and were warm when they arrived. They looked more like Tostitos, but they appeared fresh so I assumed they were made in house. The salsa is great, a little sweet, a little spicy--perfect! I ended up ordering three steak tacos and a pork tamale. The tacos do not come with complimentary rice and beans. I personally appreciated this as I wasn't in the food for either on this particular occasion. Food came out about 8-10 minutes later. Served made to order, everything looked phenomenal! The steak tacos had two tortillas each, filled with ample amounts of tender steak, some shredded cheese, shredded lettuce, and topped with tomato slices. I loved the corn tortillas as they seemed homemade. Homemade tortillas are a game changer and automatically amplify any Mexican dish. The steak was flavorful, a little chewy, but still good. The tacos were packed with steak and they were very filling. My friend got the chicken tacos and they came with onion and cilantro. These appeared more "authentic" than mine, but I still liked mine. Now the pork tamale was easily the best I've had. The corn masa had the perfect texture and the pork was very flavorful. I would recommend this as a side for sure! Overall, I enjoyed Los and can see why my friends Cole here for a causal dinner together. It seems like the perfect spot to grab a chill dinner with friends. Food seems authentic, service is decent, and the vibes are super chill. I will say, this place gives "hole in the wall" kind of vibes, but trust me the food is great! I really loved the homemade tortillas and the pork tamale, both hit the spot. Portions are large and the food isn't expensive at all. Would definitely try it if you haven't already.

I normally love eating at this location but today has changed my mind permanently. As I walked in…read moreto grab a late lunch, I was greeted by the strong smell of floor cleaner. Normally that would not bother me, but while trying to enjoy food, the overpowering smell of floor cleaner takes away from the experience. All of my food and even my soda tasted of soap. I know the food was not cooked in soap but having the floors scrubbed over and over again while trying to enjoy a meal took away from the joy of eating. I understand having to keep a clean environment but please be mindful of the strength of cleaners while people are eating.

I stopped in for lunch with a friend and we both enjoyed our time here. Altiro is designed and…read moredecorated beautifully. It's fun, sophisticated and elegant. Dress up or dress down, you'll fit right in here. This is a pricier establishment, however, it's not as pricey as Chicago. Service throughout was perfect. Our server checked in just the right amount of times and food was timed out well. I had the enchiladas verdes which also came with rice and scrambled eggs. This was DELICIOUS. Everything went well together and the portion was enough for me to finish and keep me satisfied.

Came here on a double date with some good friends.The space is festive without being chaotic. Fun…read moreLatin decor with a clean minimalist approach that keeps the energy lively without overwhelming you. Great date spot, great group spot. We went full tapas mode and shared everything across the table, which is absolutely the right way to do this. The trio of salsas was a strong opener. The smoky Al Morita was the clear winner for me, though all three brought something distinct to the table. The Patatas Bravas were well seasoned and the sunny side egg on top added a richness that elevated the whole dish. Wanted a little more crisp on the potatoes but honestly a minor note on an otherwise solid plate. Tacos were a mixed bag. The Al Carnitas fell flat, the pork belly felt underseasoned and the lime overpowered everything else. The Al Fundido though was a genuine standout. Perfectly cooked butterfly shrimp, pickled onions, melty cheese. Every component earning its place on the tortilla. The Al Chulo got solid marks from the table but could use something bright to cut through the richness. The Chicken Empanadas were a highlight of the night. Shatteringly crispy, loaded with flavor, and the slaw alongside them was exactly the right call. The Al Mango Salad was fresh and balanced but leaned sweet and desperately wanted a crunchy element and maybe a little heat to round it out. Dessert delivered a split decision. The Al Platanito Frito was the surprise of the evening. Sweet, sour, bright, crunchy. A perfect final bite. The churros were perfectly fine and nothing more. Service was attentive and our server steered us well with recommendations. One heads up: this is not a casual weeknight cheap eat. It is tapas priced for the experience, so come hungry, come with a group, and come ready to spend. Worth it. The Plainfield location is next on our list and we cannot wait.