Thanks to Yelp for pointing me to this place I never would have found otherwise! This isn't a…read morestandard restaurant. It's a cute, well-stocked grocery store, and you place your order at the check-in counter just inside the door. Just a few options - which makes it easy! The staff were very nice, the prices were very reasonable, and my tacos were delicious! Authentic, so flavorful, and packed with toppings (no tiny sprinkle of cheese on top like you get at many places). And I didn't end up with heartburn - which is my general barometer of how "real" food is. I will be back. And will order the quesadillas next time!

Delicious tacos - the chicken was melt-in-your-mouth tender and seasoned perfectly, with just the…read moreright proportion of chicken/onion/cilantro. I was a little skeptical when I saw the cabbage, but it was a great addition - it added just al the right crunch. The beef torta and chicken tamale were also very good. There are only a couple of picnic tables out front, and we were the only people who stayed to eat -- most orders here are to-go. But the weather was lovely and the picnic tables were full of flowers, and it was very pleasant.

Absolutely delicious authentic Mexican cantina. Makes the tacos you get at the bell an absolute…read morejoke. Never would I have ventured here on my own. I came only after seeing a coworker scarf down 3 tacos from Maranata last week. Came here with my wife and we had the best lunch. Employees were extremely nice to us as they could tell it was out first time here. Attached to the restaurant is a Mexican food grocery and convenient store. I recommend this hidden cubby if your in the mood for true Mexican food.

I have driven past this taqueria/carnicería twice a day on my way to/from work since I started…read moreworking over on the Westside and had never stopped in. Yet, one day when I drove by I knew I had to get some serious Mexican food - and when I walked in I knew this was the spot. There is the most incredible smell before you even hit the door, and when you get through the entryway you find a grocery store loaded up with everything you could want to cook and include in a meal from south of the border. But what if you just want to eat? What if you don't need some eclectic candies and spices? Or, even better - what if you want some meat to cook yourself? You go on to the left and walk up to the deli counter! Ordering two dinners (one for me and one for my girlfriend), I got grilled chicken and steak, each dish had options for rice and beans, so I just decided to do a full sample of basically everything so we could each try what they offer. So by the end we had white rice with various veggies (which seemed to come from just a random bag of frozen vegetables, there were lima beans, broccoli, cauliflower, corn) and spanish rice, Black and pinto beans, two giant chunks of each type of meat, two halves of a potato, and 6 corn tortillas each dinner.... As you can tell these were GIANT take out containers. I think they would have broken in half if I didn't support them on the bottom, these things were LOADED. I'll be honest... I combined all the sides together, mixed them up, and we ended up getting two meals a piece out of all this food. I wish I had thought to snap a picture of all of it before we started digging in, but I managed to set aside the meat, take a look at that if you want to get hungry. So then how was it? Absolutely delicious! The chicken and potatoes had so much seasoning on them that I honestly thought the potatoes were sweet potatoes because they were so orange. Fortunately the seasoning was INCREDIBLE, there was spice, there was flavor, and it was all harmonious. The meat was cooked about perfectly (I think the steak was a little fatty so it could have been cooked longer to try and drip some of that off), and the tortillas tasted like they might have actually been home-made, not the uniform shapes and thickness of a factory press. I LOVE Mexican food, I could eat it every single day. But it's hard for me to be truly impressed, I mean even bad Mexican is still pretty good, like have you ever had an awful taco? I don't think they exist. This place though, this place reminds you that Mexican food can go beyond "not bad." Don't believe me? Swing by with a $20 and get 4 meals, a ton of starches, and a new addiction.

Pretty good. Had to find a local carniceria for carne asada. This place was just what I needed. The…read moremeat I got was good. There's a lot here you won't find in your local grocery stores. I'm from AZ so Mexican food is a must and I'm cooking it more at home now that I've moved here. The butcher was impatient and not super helpful but I got what I needed and the cashier was very sweet. I love the spice aisle. I'll definitely be back to browse those to make a good enchilada sauce. I wish they had a few more marinated meat options but overall I'm happy with the meat selection. I look forward to trying the others for tacos, burritos and anything else to curb my Mexican food addiction. The price was also decent for what you get. I'll be back real soon!

This place is a real gem hidden away for Mexican goodies and produce. I was elated when I found…read morethis place. I can get large jars of Valentina for $3 or less. 10 limes for a dollar. But watch out, at peak times certain things like avocados fly out the door fast. You can also find somewhat rare produce like chayote and more well known like cactus, cactus fruit, and Calamondin Limes (this time of year right now). I also love it because they have tons of cuts of meat and the fresh peppers are always cheap. Stop in and surprise yourself with good meat that's fresh and affordable and some other great finds. The only thing I was a little disappointed with, you can only buy a VERY large can of hominy (any kind) no small cans here. I'm speaking restaurant size. I love making pozole but even that may be too much for me. Though technically hominy freezes well and I could recan it into smaller portions. So I may go back and nab some up. I see they also do prepare food but haven't gotten any of that myself. So not sure how to order that, but I never spend more than 15 minutes in the grocery. Anyway, you won't be let down, it's a great find! Oh and to help you find it on dream street, it's across from Chipotle's. Which I do hear that particular Chipotle's isn't very good, just an FYI.

Tres Leches was delicious and the location was adorable! This would be a great place to meet up…read morewith a friend, vibe is calm and relaxing. They also offer lattes, chai tea and Thai tea. I snapped a photo of their brunch menu too.

Randomly popped in, craving thai iced tea and ended up picking up some baked goods as well. I was…read morepleasantly surprised at how delicious everything was. Carmel donut is highly recommended, and the Thai iced tea was also some of the best I've had in awhile. It's also beautiful inside!

They are charging credit card fees when using debit cards. That is 100% illegal. Their new…read morerestaurant right down the street is disgusting and giving Covington's reputation a bad name. Don't shop or eat there unless you have no other choice. That is what I do. If I have to buy something from them, I feel bad about it for days. Trash.

Might be the best quesadilla I've ever eaten, great value. Small, tight space, but has a lot of…read moreessentials. Everyone was very friendly.

Its closed. It maybe permanent. Shame, it is located close to Newport on the levee but with…read morerenovations to the area. They maybe again, closed for good

Good spot to stop in before a show at MegaCorp. I had the veggie burrito and it was huge, a really…read moregood value. The star of my dinner was the homemade hot sauce that was in the red container. Super hot, but tasty too. Service was spotty, we sat at the bar. Ambiance is part restaurant, part grocery store, part kitchen, but you aren't there for the ambiance, you're there to eat!

Amazing aguas frescas bomb churros and you can't forget your corn very clean and good hygiene…read morehighly recommend it...

I got pork skins with fresh avocados and sour cream and two juices! Delicious! I will definitely…read morestop by to get some food and juices after leaving the gym !

I like the old school, relaxed feel of this place. There are old photos on the walls. The employees…read morehere are really nice and pretty quick at getting your food out to you. I have never heard of a 6-Way until I started coming here. The only difference between a 6-Way and a 5-Way is that there's garlic.

We go often but usually get coneys but thought all these years I'm gonna try the gyro. It comes…read morewith their special sauce. I wasn't sure about that so I asked for the sauce on the side. I didn't care for it and was glad I didn't get it on the sandwich. Later I looked at the receipt from my husband who paid and saw they charged an additional fee for the sauce on the side. I questioned it of course but afterwards. She said that's what we charge for on the side. That's the business right I guess BUT they need to let people know this when ordering allowing one to decide if the extra .75 is worth it. VERY disappointed