Great Tasting Food. Not cheap street food. You can tell they use quality ingredients and portions…read moreare Great! Wife had enough for two meals. Jesus was our waiter and he was very friendly and made us feel very welcome. We had a nice conversation and I wish him success and happiness. Next time we are on that side of the mountains we will stop in for lunch or dinner.

My friend and I came here for dinner. She's been before but this was my first time. It's a seafood…read moreand Mexican restaurant. We sat in a booth. I got the berry mojito which was yummy. We did the table side guac for starters which was out of this world! For dinner, I did the 3 corn carne asada tacos with rice and black beans and it was delicious! My friend did rice, shrimp and their corn which was yummy too. Good place to go that's casual. Our servers were friendly too.

Went on a sleepy Wednesday night for dinner. Had a variety of things. We started with a Texas…read moremargarita. It was great. Had some queso along with the provided salsa picante. I loved the salsa. The rice and beans were nice, and tamales were made in-house. We enjoyed our dinner. The service was nice. Zero complaints. I liked this place. It was solid. I'd go back again.

I always love a good Mi Rancho. The food here was spectacular and did not disappoint! Yummy flavor…read moreand I asked for side of beans. Must have a side of beans! I ate as much as I could. It was very good. The issue I had and sorry to tell the story, but there was no toilet paper in the bathroom. Lucky for me, I'd rather pee by a tree than use a porta John, I have no issue with that when im hiking! But this is a restaurant and I expect toilet paper. Walking into the bathroom, it was tight. Like, smaller than a broom closet. No problem, but there was no toilet paper, also again lucky for me, there was a paper towel machine I could reach from the seat, in this very tiny spot. I waved my hand and paper towels came out. I went to wash my hands and the sink nearly came out of the wall. No exaggeration. I would eat here again, but probably use gas stations bathroom first and bring hand sanitizer.

This place is as authentic as they come. You walk in and you are in the middle of a Hispanic…read moregrocery store. Surrounded by fresh breads and pastries. To the left. Is the restaurant. If I don't know better, I would have thought I was in Spain or Mexico. Service was fast and friendly. But... their English is not great. The place was not noisy at all. Only knock, instead of chips and salsa, they serve you Chicharrones De Harina (aka Duritos). Was not a fan. The fajitas and tacos were amazing. Some of the best I have ever had. The tortillas appeared to be corn. I skipped those other than taking a small bite. Highly recommend!!

I will start by saying this is a definite hole in the wall vibe. It is connected to a mexican…read moregrocery store with a lot of imported snacks and drinks which was very cool. The food was out of this world it actually tasted like someone's abeulita was back there. The queso was smoky and rich, the chicken was tender, and the carnitas were divine. The service was....fine. Pretty much what you'd expect from a place connected to a store. We never got water refills, we had to go up to the counter to remind her we needed to pay, and we initially didn't get our chips and dip. Overall this will not deter us from coming back but we will know going forward the food is the main event, not necessarily the aesthetic or the service.

happy birthday to me also i work in the restraunt bussiness my self long enough to respect servers…read moreso try put all my trash on plates and not scatter all around the table i see them as servers and not as maids anyways thank you for the burthday wishe Feliz cumpleaños para mí también, trabajo en el negocio de restaurantes lo suficiente como para respetar a los meseros, así que trato de poner toda mi basura en platos y no esparcirla por toda la mesa, los veo como meseros y no como mucamas de todos modos, gracias por los deseos de cumpleaños. Ps if you get Leche cake if you got lactose intolerance make sure you translate that so maybe they can substitute an ingredient or something else. Anyways 10 out 10 Great service Gran servicio y 10 sobre 10 en comida. Great atmosphere gran ambiente Orgulloso de ser chef y crítico gastronómico en este valle. Proud to be a chef and a good critic in this valley

Good authentic food. Lots of options. Service courteous and attentive…read more All the lunch people there got the buffet. Being our first time, we were unaware of this option. It should be prominent on the menu

We were visiting the area and stopped here for lunch. Recommend by a local construction worker who…read moreeats lunch here everyday. We were with our service dog and he was welcomed too. The lunch specials are very reasonably priced and a good sized serving. I had number 3!: a taco, enchilada and rice and beans. She had a number 4 burrito and taco. This is a must try for lunch.

Everything is good but the chilaquiles are some of the best I've ever had. Great family run…read morerestaurant with super friendly staff. Genuine neighborhood joint and worth traveling for.

went in on a Sunday night and even busy were seated quickly. The plates of seafood looked amazing…read moreand were huge. i always try the chori dip and this was perfect, it was brought out on a hot plate that kept it warm so you could take your time enjoying it. They had a large selection of quesadilla, my wife got them with a shredded meat and loved them. I had the fajita burritos with steak, the steak was tender and delicious with the peppers and onions. Our server Selena took her time answering questions about the menu and provided great service. If I had a complaint it would be the place is very loud but that will not stop me from going back.

I'm visiting my mom in Staunton and we decided to try El Barco for dinner. It had a very…read more'authentic' feel to it when we entered. There were murals on the wall, and other paraphernalia as well. Our server was friendly and attentive, and she was quick to offer refills as well. The cuisine is specifically Sinaloan Mexican, so it is heavily centered around seafood. There were so many unique entrées that I know we're going to have go back and try more stuff. I ordered a shrimp dish ("Camarones al Gusto") with their Diabla sauce. The sauce was very tasty with a medium level of spiciness and a little tang. My mother ordered their Jalapeño Roll, which was a sushi-styled dish. This is the one negative about our meal: she thought the Jalapeño Roll didn't have enough jalapeños and the flavors weren't strong enough. We split fried ice cream for dessert. They have a wide selection of Mexican beers and tequilas. I ordered a Negra Modelo, followed by a Victoria. All in all, I really liked this restaurant, and I look forward to returning.

Moved to town a couple months ago and have been here three times now. Each meal has been excellent…read more The decor is very inviting and much more elaborate than you find in many Mexican restaurants. The bar area seems adequate and there are usually at least a few folks there, though I've seen it packed out as well. They have specials a few nights a week and live music occasionally, but though we haven't been to any music events. Each time we have been, the service has been on point, very quick and everyone has been very pleasant. The taco Tuesday special has $1 beef or chicken soft or crunchy (above par crunch) tacos and $2.25 street tacos. There are also some good discounts for lunch on Tuesday and Thursday. Drink specials most nights as well. I'm not sure why this place doesn't have higher reviews. We have been very impressed with each visit.

I am from out of town, unsure what to order. This place came up and the pineapple got me. The meat…read morein the pineapple was beautifully flavored, hot temperature and juicy. Everything was fantastic. Thank you.

I was visiting from out of town and decided to give this spot a try. The restaurant was super clean…read moreand inviting, and our food came out impressively fast! The staff were all incredibly sweet, though they could have been a bit more attentive given the customer volume at the time. However, the food and drinks absolutely made up for it. My friend loved the extra kick of lime in the guacamole, and we both highly recommend the raspberry margaritas; they were fantastic! If you're visiting the area (or a local who hasn't been yet), this place is definitely worth a stop. Delicious overall!

Food was very good. Staff was polite and checked back often. Definitely would eat there againread more

Seems to be permanently closed. They are changing into a food truck. See enclosed sign on front…read moredoor.

China's was recommended to me BT a coworker . It's located on the corner of a strip mall very…read moreunassuming - quaint (small) lol The staff was very friendly and helped us order I ordered the Quesbirria tacos and my wife the barbacoa tacos . They were each made to order and came out hot and full of meats . My tacos came with a consume to dip - so authentic!! My wife is gluten sensitive but they make corn tortillas from scratch so a big plus!! I wish we lived closer as this would be a weekly treat ! Delicious authentic and the people really cared! Give them a try you'll love it

I can't believe this place has been here 14 years and I haven't tried it. I've been missing out…read more The vibes are very comforting and the staff are attentive. The menu has many options and it was a tough choice. I went with the Philly cheese steak and fries and it was amazing. The fries were cooked to perfection and bread for the cheesesteak made the sandwich even better. I will be back.

The Greenleaf has been our go to Restaurant in Waynesboro. If it is a Saturday you need to make a…read morereservation. Our latest trip ended in walking out instead of waiting (not their fault). What I observed of the staff left a lot to be desired. In 15 minutes of waiting, our presence was not acknowledged, a four top table was not totally cleared off the whole time and the staff moved in slow motion. They had what looked to be a teenage young man serving as host and he had a deer in the headlights stare as to what to do. If there was a manager on-site, they were failing.