Food was edible but for the price i got 1 burrito for $$20…read more Its was bland and sloppy , i have tried alot of carne asada burritos in my life . They need to step it up

Bland basics like an early bird low sodium special then in contrast my burrito was too spicy to eat…read morewithout milk to immediately vanquish and save my soft mouth tissues from melting like an unrequested acid bath tastebuds can't survive to register flavor only heat.

This is a favorite spot of our friends who are locals in the area. I found it to be okay. Not…read moregreat. Staff are great and friendly. Food was great for portions but not as much flavor as I like in Mexican food. The quesadilla is huge, chimichanga was not crisp at all and was simply a burrito with under-seasoned ground beef.

I have never experienced such an amazing experience as I had at Juan Colorado! The manger greeted…read moreus like we were family! Our table host then managed to refill our waters and bring us new chips and salsa in less than 2 minutes. After that we were served with such care and joy! Our food was out quicker than ever and the amount of food was amazing. After we were seated we were checked in on constantly but not too much to ruin our experience. I entered Juan Colorado and was greeted like an amigo, and left feeling like familia.

I discovered it over a year ago, and it's one of my favorite places for breakfast! I love the…read moreauthentic flavor, the service, and the cinnamon coffee! You have to try the tlayuda and the *chilaquiles divorciados*.

All the things I could want for my lunch High quality ingredients, beautiful presentation, perfect…read moreservice, and delicious plates Well Done! I'm impressed and will be recommending this place to everyone I know. The place is clean, comfortable and they decorated the place for an enjoyable experience

We were headed to a thrift store and my husband's belly started talking. He was hungry!…read more This place was right there. Had a buffet brunch! So we stopped in. Buffet had posole, menudo, taco bar, omlet and waffle making station All the fixings. Enchiladas.... Husband was in heaven! $25 adult $13 for kiddo i believe I had chillieches -sp- the sauce was a little vinegary but i enjoyed it. They had a full bar Hubs wants to go back!

They charged our credit card 4x and would not refund. We had to call our visa and get a new card…read more We WERE customers of 20 years. WE WILL NEVER GO BACK AGAIN. They are THEIFS. Stole almost 200.00 from us.

Service excellent. Long black hair in my enchilada. They felt bad about the hair and brought me…read moreanother one but it was so greasy. Do not recommend the ground beef enchilada. Weird taste. My husband tried it and said he needed to eat more chips to get the bad flavor out of his mouth. (The Mex place on Hall near Creekside is fantastic - go there!)

My wife and I met up with a couple friends for dinner. We have a newborn which I thought would be…read morechallenging given the layout of the restaurant but the server knew the right spot for us. Our waitress was very friendly and welcoming. She got our drink orders in promptly followed by the food. She made sure we had plenty of chips and salsa too. The food was as always delicious and in generous portions (which never stops me from cleaning the plate)

This restaurant could be a case study in a book that delves into really poor business marketing…read more This restaurant has been here forever. There are quite a few Mexican themed restaurants and food trucks within a mile or two. There is a large Mexican population living here and Mexican workers are all over the place. So to stand out a business would need to really separate themselves from the herd. That is, they need to stand out in a positive way. This place is a massive fail in that regard. I happen to enjoy Mexican cuisine a lot. I always appreciate being surprised by an amazing, tasty, reasonably priced, filling Mexican restaurant. There are several nearby neighborhood Mexican places that provide that experience consistently. This is not one of them. You will find unremarkable food here. Indifferent wait stall. A boringly average menu. Smaller portions at premium prices. Nothing to see here folks. This restaurant has had coupons in the local shoppers every week for decades. So when I decided to check this place out I showed up with one of those coupons. If I recall it was a coupon that took a dollar or two off the meal price if you spent more than a certain amount and ordered a specific set of items. So at checkout time they declined to accept the coupon because I ordered a medium drink and not a large. Huh? Rare for a business to use coupons to completely alienate new customers! Do I care about the two bucks that they chiseled out of me? No I do not. Would I ever patronize a business that is this out of touch with what good customer service is? No. Never been back. Never will. What the heck, Mazatlan has an unlimited supply of new customer prospects coming by so they don't need me, right? What a shabby outfit. YMMV.

Delicious food and a comfortable and casual environment. My family has always enjoyed everything…read morewe've ordered here. Wait staff are so welcoming and kind, especially to our kiddo. Prices are surprisingly low, compared to all the other restaurants upping their prices recently. We return again and again.

This place was javier's and recently just changed, i went in today and it tastes nothing like it…read moreused to. I drive a long way to get their tacos. The shells now taste like they do from taco bell. The meat has no seasoning, and they're nothing like what they used to be. I'm very sad about it . I miss the old owners/managers

Best caring staff and they make my hamburger taco with a tostada and some rolled taquitos with…read moreavocado are the fresh best combo meal #? Nice cold bar for sauces and pickled veggies. Drinks being Coke Products and they do have their favorite drinks made. They are open for breakfast. Open by Winco grocery store at end of Hillsboro on the way to Cornelius.

Ah, end-of-semester in Forest Grove: The temperatures rise, the sun emerges from hiding, and a…read morecertain class of local customer vents its spleen about reasonable levels of service that they've taken as personal slights and affronts to their character. Corona, unfortunately, is a magnet for this type of individual. A counter-service taqueria that prides itself on a robust menu (including a college-town eating contest involving a burrito roughly the size of an anaconda), party cocktails (snake-green margarita with energy drink, anyone?), and a festive atmosphere of live music, theme parties, comedy, and karaoke. It's a place that's typically a beloved college-town staple, but has its rating knocked down a few pegs around this time of year by disgruntled customers looking to settle scores. Armed with petty resentments stemming from an occasion when the restaurant confiscated their fake ID, cut off alcohol service to them and their pre-gamed and over served friends, or booted them out of the place for being their worst selves, these folks will navigate a platform's rules to insist that--suddenly and swiftly--the quality of its food/drinks/service has gone into the toilet. Well, despite what the end-of-semester tide of vitriol indicates, Corona is every bit what it once was... even if that fairly low bar was near-campus party restaurant. The food is neither the best nor worst in this corner of Washington County (amid strong competition), the drinks tend toward goofy hummingbird feed but are still as inexpensive and potent as campus adjacency would suggest, and the service holds up remarkably well for a staff that's regularly dealing with clientele that's still approaching the world in its service-industry training wheels. A rural college town can be a difficult setting for any restaurant. You're asked to cater to more cosmopolitan diets that the surrounding area typically addresses and, at the same time, are asked to please a clientele that chooses its entrees based on photographs of food included with the menu. If there's a middle ground, it seldom shows up in reviews. But Corona has weathered far worse than seasonal agitation--it was nearly destroyed by an arsonist in 2023--and continues to provide a more consistent menu and community space than the end-of-semester screeds suggest. It's difficult to please everyone in this kind of college town, but Tacqueria Corona has become exactly the resilient staple Forest Grove and Pacific students (and faculty) deserve.

Start off by mentioning that the food was ok. My experience at this restaurant has not been a great…read moreone. Went back today to give it another shot after making an order online where I was accidentally charged a tip, besides their online order fee. Today was a similar experience where I made an order over the phone to have a quick pick up. Unfortunately 20 min after the call I show up to pay food was not ready and so I continued to wait. I was asked to pay over the phone so maybe they didn't start the order until I got there? This is not good for a customer. After 40 min or so I got my food. There was no one else there ordering food besides the people that had time to get their food and eat all while I waited. So if you want to wait a long time for ok food this is the place.