FYI on the address - I've submitted their correct address a couple times & Yelp hasn't accepted it…read more Their address is 102 Broadway N, Ste 104, Fargo. This is the old Smiling Moose Deli location. The food here is fresh & authentic. Was very good. This was my first time trying Elote Queso, and I'd describe it as thicker than normal queso & is made with corn (which is what Elote is). The chips were great and the serving size was huge. I haven't tried the breakfast items or the evening Fri/Sat menu but hope to soon.

Great food, great people, homey feel. I had the cali burrito and it was money. The style of food is…read morereminiscent of my childhood. Something your abuela would cook on a Sunday after church.

Absolutely bomb birria burrito! Kicks the sh!t out of Chipotle. These things are huge and the…read moreflavors are unreal. Hot sauce is soo good. Friendly service. Didn't get a picture because I devoured it too quickly..

Sabe a cielo!! Me recuerda a casa…read more El restaurante más auténtico que he encontrado en mucho tiempo, me encanta este lugar.

Sweeto Burrito, I think that you are neato…read more You need some beer, though. This place ranks right up there with my favorite burrito joints of all time. My other favorites: Rocket Burrito (Billings, MT), Mondo Burrito (Seattle, WA - CLOSED) and Lucha Libre (San Diego, CA). I think Sweeto may be trying to rip Lucha Libre off in terms of ambience (both have a Mexican wrestling theme, and I think Lucha Libre was around before Sweeto), but imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and Sweeto can hold its own in the burrito department. I got the All American, which is "A MONSTER CHEESEBURGER BURRITO WITH SMOKED BACON, CRISPY FRENCH FRIES, FRY SAUCE AND AMERICAN CHEESE IN A MASSIVE TORTILLA." Often times, when I get a burrito at Chipotle it seems like it is about 3/4 rice. This burrito seemed like it was 3/4 meat. The fry sauce really turned the flavor up a notch. Sweeto started in Fargo, but appears to be in rapid expansion mode. Saw something on the Internet that there are about 250 franchises in the works across the country. Hope to get at least one in the TC Metro. Alas, Sweeto is a minus one star. Don't hate the player, hate the game. Rules are rules when it comes to ratings.

In having Sweeto Burrito a number of times, a burrito is the way to go, followed by the tacos. I'm…read morenormally a nacho guy but I wasn't impressed with their nachos - though they were priced nice for what you received. The burritos come in a variety of options with some crazy concoctions, so calling this place Mexican is a stretch. You need to check out their menu on line to see them. I've probably tried 4-5 types so far and have enjoyed them. The tacos I had at a get together were what I believe they advertise as their street tacos at the restaurant. They were very good and I liked how strong the onions were. I recently used Sweeto Burrito to cater an event, where I basically wanted a bunch of burritos and chips & salsa/queso. The employee Louie was great to work with. I gave him a dollar amount and he built a good mix of food. Our order was large enough to warrant a delivery and it was delivery on time and included a bunch of napkins and plastic silverware. Louie delivered it personally and was nice enough to arrange all the food before leaving. For strictly dining in, I would give them a 4 star review. However, due to the great service I received with catering, I will bump this to a 5 star.

Came here because it was next to the hospital. I ordered take out & the carne asada plate. It was…read more$19 which is common in other restaurants. The rice & beans were really good! The to go plate is HUGE. I really appreciated that. The meat could have been better, it was good but to me it was authentic enough. If you're looking for more authentic Mexican food, I wouldn't recommend this place. If you're looking for something good to eat, I would recommend this place.

Just like we've enjoyed our visits to their other location (on 13th Ave S), we were happy here too…read more It is nice to have this closer to where we live in South Fargo, and now that I think of it, there aren't any other Mexican restaurants in this area. The service was friendly and fast. Chips & salsa are provided once you sit down. The menu is very large so it's not easy narrowing down your final choice. I had the Fajitas Rodeo which were great.

Mna was a great server she always has a great mood and always working hard. And I usually only come…read moreto this location

Hadn't ate there in close to 2-yrs because they had become so poor at Everything & up charge for…read moreeverything, which if you're a burrito place is just straight predatory. Well the more things change, the more they stay the same. Got a burrito there 4 nights ago, just under $10 and it was worthwhile, Okay. Went there again & the SAME burrito the prix charged over $16 for ... when i asked why the price difference from 4 nights ago the person claimed I was "mischarged" & I merely stayed No, you're "mischarging" Now. The Place is a JOKE, I Never eat there as it is Filthy, always taking food to go, they NEVER have the grilled vegetables for as long I can recall & when they upcharge $1 as they claim for every little things Then What Is The Initial $9 For?? A tortilla? Wrapped around rice & beans? Save yourself the aggravation & go down the road to qdoba or even over to a fargo establishment such as El Vaqueros where at least you get VALUE & QUALITY for Your Money, Not this excrement of pretend mexican that is really just over-priced taco bell putridness. The location should truly be closed until they can improve Everything across the spectrum, sincerely. It's remarkable it's been able to stay in operation since 2008. Just. Don't. do. it. Spend your money elsewhere. You won't regret passing it up.

Whenever we are in Fargo, we go to the Taco Shop on University! Love the all day breakfast…read moreburrito's!! They have the nicest people there! The food is consistent. Perfect ratio on the burrito filling! The salsa is delicious! Perfect size , excellent roll on the burrito!! Thank You!!! It's a great joint!!!!

My desire to try this place literally goes back to me being like 7 years old and I remember my…read moreparents stopped here on a trip back from a wedding in Hallock, MN for a late night bite as we went to the cabin on ottertail. At the time I was told I could not get anything. This memory repeated in my brain for years (if i admitted how old I am you would realize its a long time). My friend (from NM/TX) had relocated to Fargo for a 2 year stint teaching. I can usually trust her on mexican reviews. She told me this place was aweful. So my standards decreased. FINALLY after a lot of years (really a lot), I stopped and ordered a soft and hard shell taco. So that I could try it and see for myself. Well I can attest that the hard shell was quite tasty and I am kinda a fan! I did the drive through route since I always thought that was the only way and it wasn't until i was pulling in that I realized there is an inside. So I can attest, they have some good options. I would say a bit tastier than Taco Bell.

Delightful fusion style restaurant in Moorhead that would fit right in the Twin Cities. multiple…read morevegetarian/vegan options. They were short staffed a bit when we visited but made the best of it. Enjoyed the food and the outdoor patio.

Small w/ nice outdoor patio. Delicious Cubano! Nicely spicy kimchi fried rice (added pork belly…read morewhich was "icing" on the bowl;) got take-out so can't comment on service.

When most people order fry bread, I'll bet they're not thinking about its origins. You may not…read morerealize that it came from a source of great trauma and hardship, but through that came resilience. I want to take a moment and honor that before the rest of the review. Over a sensory ago indigenous people were forced to make a 300 mile walk to be relocated and then provided "staples "from the government to survive, some of them being flour, lard, and sugar. The makings of fry bread. Tee's pays homage to this history through her menu items, the decor, and the spirited resilient love that she puts in every food item she makes. I had the wild rice chili and the "fall apart" tacos. Wild rice has another interesting tie to the indigenous people, and she loves and honors that tradition in her food. Both items are excellent. You can never go wrong with a good bowl of chili on a cool day. And the fall apart tacos were exactly that the shell is light and flaky, and the meat and toppings are flavorful. I've had both the beef and the chicken , and both are excellent. Maybe she'd let you have one of each so you can try them both. The food is flavorful, the decor and music are soulful and spirited, and the service is feisty and friendly and welcoming. I only wish that the chili was served and a container that was compostable or a separate recycling for them rather than using the packaging she does. But it's a small point not to take away from the entire experience of the restaurant.

I saw some pictures of their food online and had to go try it. The fry bread was hot and fresh. The…read moreelote wild rice bowl was tangy and delicious. I tried their specialty purple rain lemonade which was a treat as well. Normal meals with a soda are reasonably priced and filling. I went a bit overboard because I wanted to try so many things. It was worth it. The seating area is quite small and it can get busy quickly so best to get your food and wander on busier days probably. Staff was very helpful because I'm bad at making decisions thanks to my autism. They accommodated my dietary restrictions- toppings could be customized. The space was clean and tidy. I had a great experience.