Very good tacos! I got cabeza, carnitas, steak, and pastor minus the cilantro and asked for grilled…read moreonion. The salsa rojo is flavorful with smoky notes and not too spicy. The salsa verde was also great!

Taqueria San Martin- 4016 County Rd 574 Seffner, FL…read more This Taco place had me hype up with Borrego Tacos (Lamb Tacos). You think Birria Tacos is mind blowing, you need to try out some Lamb Tacos. This place has outdoor patio to enjoy. They also offer other Mexican plates such as Pozole, Flautas, Gorditas, and tortas. You know, what you expect out of a Taco place

From California and miss good Mexican tacos. The place doesn't looks shady from the outside (a hole…read morein the wall place) but the tacos are great. Really loved the tripa and the Burria. Cash only! Really great customer service!

Meat was seasoned will. Very authentic would highly recommend. Now this is hole in wall but worth…read moreit. Ladies were all very nice.

The steak tacos were great love the salsa bar and extra toppings. The salsa were on point. The…read morechicken tacos needed sauce for flavor, though the price was reasonable. I will come back.

We came here after a festival at Sanchez Farms which had tons of Mexican food. We refused to stand…read morein line. We found this place and it did not disappoint. Excellent service with a smile. Comfy table and chair with wonderful AC. We ordered two sopes and Quesabirria tacos. They were both very tasty. We both had Agua frescas to wash down our lunch - Pina(Pineapple) and Horchata. They were so good and big. The restroom is in the back outside around the corner but it is fine and clean. Def a good spot to stop at while in the Plant City Area. Service with a smile and dine in and dine out options. They also have inside and outside seating and are very welcoming with tasty great Mexican food.

Unassuming Mexican joint on the perimeter of the strawberry fest. Ordered the gorditas w/carne…read moreasada and chimichanga w/carne asada and was satisfied. Ask for a side of hot sauce to spice it up!!!

Mexican Party Restaurant with energetic music, pleasing staff and a fun "dia de los muertos"…read moreinterior that could be more serious about food and protecting their guests from swarming flying gnats.

The people are friendly. The food is great and I would eat again and again. Atmosphere is beautiful…read moreand the waitress are very, very helpful.

Amazing brunch, drinks, and service. Their manager, Ivonne, went out of her way to make us feel…read morewelcome. Their parrillada is amazing, as is their ceviche de chicharrón. Their margarita is phenomenal. Ambiance is lovely and fun.

Eduardo was a great server who made our visit pleasant and comfortable. He was friendly, polite,…read moreand checked on us at the right times without hovering. His service was smooth and efficient, which made the meal more enjoyable. The Mexican restaurant itself was very good overall. The food tasted fresh. Including the quesadilla, carnitas and pepper chicken.

I work in Plant City and decided to try this place with my husband. The food was good and the…read moreservice was mediocre, but what happened at the end completely ruined the entire experience. My husband asked for some cilantro. Our server brought out a small container of it (see picture) and never said a word about there being a charge. When the bill came, we noticed we were charged $0.99 for it. Let me be clear: I do NOT care about the $0.99. What I care about is basic honesty and transparency. If you're going to charge customers for something, tell them ahead of time. When Lupe (who was not even our server) came to grab our credit card, I politely asked about it. Instead of simply acknowledging that it should have been mentioned, she immediately became argumentative and said there's a charge for everything. That completely missed the point. I repeated that my issue is not the charge -- it's the fact that nobody told us beforehand. She continued arguing with me, insisting that it didn't come with my original plate so there's a charge. AGAIN, that is not the point. The point is no one told us there would be a charge until the bill showed up. What should have been a simple "I'm sorry, we should have mentioned that" turned into an unnecessary argument with a rude employee who clearly didn't care about the customer experience. It's not about $0.99. It's about terrible communication and even worse customer service. That interaction completely ruined the meal for us. Horrible way to treat customers. We will NOT be coming back and I definitely do NOT recommend this place.

This is the best Mexican restaurant ive ever tried. Please…read moretry their steak tacos with rice and beans.

I miss this place. I don't eat out very much anymore but love them . Go eat soup! Planning on a…read morelittle lunch there soon last time we had dinner there the band was so much fun.

So we were in Zephyrhills for a kids party and afterwards we searched for a clean restaurant to…read morehave an early dinner. Thos placed seem to be a cleaned establishment. The feeling from outside screams Mexico, so we thought we hit the jackpot (not so) the locals seem to enjoy this restaurant. But what I learned is small towns that finally get something new is what they consider to be good. Our waiter Manuel wanted us to probably order more than just our entrees. Our drink selection wasn't appealing as well 3 waters and 1 corona. But we didn't come in for drinks especially since we just left a kids party and had a few drinks there. The children had the cheese quesadilla with fries, they weren't impressed. My wife ordered the carnitas and it was okay and for me the Jalisco Special. Presentation of my wife and I dishes were good but the lack of seasoning is where restaurants are falling short of. What I'm learning is the lack of seasoning is being replaced with sauces. No matter how bland your meat choices are they encourage you to try it with the sauce. This place seems as it use to be Jalisco restaurant but revamped into Plaza Mexico restaurant. The locals may keep it a float but time will tell if this place will last. Hopefully management can fix the lack of seasoning as this is a Presentation of Mexico and are well know for flavorful dishes not dishes with sauces. I know I won't be back but this small town needs true identities of culture dishes.

I've lost count of how many times we've eaten here -- it's truly a family favorite. I love trying…read moresomething new each visit, but I always come back to the fajitas because they never disappoint. We're huge guac fans, so the tableside guac is a must every time, and my son tears it up. No complaints at all. My son also loves when the band plays, which makes the experience even better. The servers are always sweet, and the vibe is cute, welcoming, and family-friendly. Definitely one of our go-to spots!

We ordered 12 carne asada tacos and they were sooo salty we couldn't even eat them. They were…read moreliterally inedible. It was as if someone accidentally dropped the entire bottle of seasonings on the meat and sold them anyway. We ordered through insta cart. I called the store myself to see if my husband could bring them back and have them cook new taco's and they hung up on me. I went through insta cart and they would only offer a 10$ credit. We couldn't even eat them!!! Worst experience and will NEVER order from there again!

This place is amazing. It's your corner store bodega like you would get in New York but more…read morecountry style. They have basically everything you need on the go for a convenient store and a small to go restaurant inside. The food here was banging. We got about 20 tacos to take home between pollo, barbacoa, and carnitas along with some fresh tortilla, guacamole, and some baked goods. Tacos were great and on freshly made corn tortilla and meat was tender and well cooked. Topped all of them with cilantro and onion for a perfect finish. All of it was being made back there by somebody's grandma for that home cooked taste. Brush up on your Spanish if you are wanting to order as well to make it easier on everybody involved 5/5 would recommend to a friend!

This is NOT the restaurant El Patron anymore!!! The new name is 200 Copas Bar and Grill. Let me…read morestart with this is NOT a bar and grill!! This is a nightclub that happens to serve food. We did not know that walking in. They all looked at us like what are you doing here? My husband even said is this a restaurant? So we asked for a menu - which is a QR code. Yes- they have food. We decided to sit at the bar and at least have a drink. It was early so no a lot of people. Everyone seemed confused as to how things worked. Most employees spoke Spanish and we do not. A bartender did speak English. He asked what we wanted and took our drink order. He was nice. We did end up getting food. Chips and salsa=$10! Other items were priced fairly. We asked for water and he claimed they only had bottles of still water=$4.50. But we saw someone else get a glass with ice/water at another table. Also be warned there is a "service fee" of 15% (for what I have no idea) and if you use a credit card 3% card fee. We searched on line to see what people said about this place and some other reviews on Google said they charge $10 to get in although we were not charged anything to come in. In the end the food was pretty good. Bottom line- this is a nightclub with an identity problem as they are trying to serve food as well and it just does not have a restaurant or bar&grill feel to it. We won't be back as not our scene, but also wish them well with the clients they really are trying to attract.

Have you ever accidentally shown up at the wrong time (too early) for a party? That's what it felt…read morelike, when we stopped by for lunch on a Friday. It was open for business, but there was only one other group of two in there with us-and only one server-who was also the bartender. It was a little odd. I'm sure this place is popping at night. Our server (who was chatty at the end-businesslike before) told us there's karaoke on Friday nights and a DJ on Saturdays. I'll definitely bring the friends back for that. The drink menu is large-it would be a fun night spot. I'm just not sure I'd come back for a weekday lunch. That's not the food's fault, though. I had chicken enchiladas verde (very nice) with some of the best Mexican rice I've ever had. The margarita was also good. You can tell this restaurant has been around awhile-there are echoes of genres past, with different decor still lingering (the lighting, for example). But I love the murals outside, the bar surrounds, the signage by the stage area and the other Mexican touches. I also really like the vintage windows-it's a nice nod to the past. And it's spotless in here-so clean-with lots of tables. I also thought the prices were fair. I hope they thrive!