Today, I had Corn tortillas with chicken, extra onions, cilantro and some refried beans. (The…read morerefried beans basically to keep my protein meal from leaving the tortillas. when I am biting into my tortillas ) you know how it is. It will be in my lap. If I don't make the time and call in my order, I am literally starving. So tacos are my go to food. This restaurant has the down to earth vibe... you feel like you am at home with your family. I come here almost everyday to get my tacos . Come over and try their food... if you haven't been here before...you are missing out big time.

Not fancy, but good, well-prepared food, in an ordinary storefront that could use a facelift…read more The staff were friendly and easy-going. Restrooms could use some updating. Food was simple and straightforward, good but not fancy. Great place for a lunch stop.

Absolutely recommend this little market!!! I had a carne burrito and it was so big and so good and…read morehad so much meat in it! It took me the afternoon to finish it but nonetheless it was amazing! The drink section is AMAZING glad I found a spot for my fav drinks here! Service is great and so kind! This is a little market with a small menu! I want to try the tacos now! There is seating outside! The salsa is delish! I ate it all on my burrito! I'll review the tacos!

Ordered a pound of chicharron for $14.99 a pound. It's so expensive and not fresh. Also, $8 for…read morechocolate Ibarra, $7 for horrible queso fresco. $5 for some gross Horchata. I haven't tried the food. This rating is for the products I purchased. I felt like I got ripped off and was not happy. I'm from CA and was looking for a Mexican market to buy those specialty items you can't get everywhere. The pan dulce here is pretty good. That may be the only thing I would go back for.

Hands down the best Mexican spot I've been to in town! The food is amazing, the portions are…read moregenerous and the service excellent. And those margaritas? Soooooo good! One thing that really caught my attention was seeing an El Chamorro plate on the menu. As a Chamorro, (that's my nationality) so I thought it was pretty cool to see the name represented. (Although lamb isn't traditionally part of Chamorro cuisine.) Overall, definitely a place I'd recommend!

Delicious food, large portions so you can definitely share with someone. Unfortunately you can't…read moresubstitute sides without paying an additional fee for other items (except fries, those are free). They also charge extra for to-go orders and if you're paying with a card, just include the extra fee in the cost of the food if you're going to pass along the transaction fee to your customers.

Just bought 20 tacos from this truck at the food truck rodeo. These remind me of San Diego and…read moreMexico. Authentic taste and preparation. I will definitely follow this truck!

Ok I'm from San Diego, CA and been down about the Mexican food out here since I've been here. Went…read moreto the market to buy my kid some snacks for his care package and decided to try the tacos! One bite and I felt like I was back home in San Diego! Only tried the Asada tacos! Wanted the Lengua but they were out! Ordered 6 tacos, devoured them and had to order 4 more so delicious!!!

One star!!! I stopped at the food truck outside of Tobie's to get some street tacos. I never got…read morethem because the person inside was fast asleep on a cooler (see picture). I tried to get their attention but the person never woke up. I left.

If you haven't given this food truck a shot, i recommend you do. The gentlemen running this truck…read morevery polite, and he makes sure to greet every customer, answer questions and accommodate special requests.

FUCK YESSS!!! I'm from CA and my wife and I got Huaraches and fried shrimp, so far best Mexican…read morespot in Jacksonville

I never generally leave reviews, but today I'm going to review. I stopped today to get lunch. The…read morefirst problem that I encountered was the bill. I was probably their first customer when the girl at the counter rung me up the bill came to $20.76. I could see it cause I was standing there at the register and she said it's $21. This waitress rounded up my bill when I said I was paying cash instead of opening the register and giving me my coin change. The photo you see is of the tacos. I ordered when the waitress told me about the tacos. They came with lettuce and tomato. I asked for no lettuce and if they could put sour cream on it as you can see what the sour cream looks like that they put on it and there was no tomatoes, so it was just chicken.. I discovered this when I got home since I got it to go. There are at least six Mexican restaurants in Jacksonville and this one I will not ever come back to.

CLOSEST THING I COULD FIND TO HOME! I didn't think that it would be so hard to find Mexican food…read morelike San Diego, but this place is the only place I have found so far with quality carne asada and the traditional toppings that come with the fries. I honestly find myself craving this place at least once a week. Make sure you bring a designated driver, they don't mess around with their Margaritas

New Dessert! I suggest ordering dinner first…read more I grew up in a Hispanic home in Southern California; El Cerro Grande is the closest to my hometown that I could find in NC

This is like a El Torito, Chevy's, On the Boarder (a favorite of ours), or Senior Frog's. Only a…read morebit better decor in a nicer dining room. Its not authentic street food or Tex-Mex, like you might find out West, its Americanized Mexican and Latin dishes but everything we tried was a bit better than most, tastier and with a few more options that some chains offer. Since it was lunch the portions and plates were a little smaller but totally adequate and we didn't feel under served, more just right. Noteworthy is their light in-house made chips. I found the table salsa too mild but my wife thought it was perfect for her tastes. Most of the other guests seemed to be business people at lunch and a few other retirees like us. Typical mid-week fast casual restaurant. There was a bar and like many Mexican restraints a rather long menu. We look forward to going back when it's cooler and try the soups and other cool weather dishes. One thing I hate when I order fajitas is some places don't bother to cook the vegetables, ether in a a hurry or thinking the cast iron plate is going to do the job. I want my onions and peppers actually cooked (preferably grilled) and not hard. They got that right, every vegetable was perfectly grilled and seared. I had shrimp in mine and they all had a nice char while leaving the strip tender and not chewy or hard.

Terrible from the service to the food all around bad…read more Some of the chips were better than others but the majority of them are hard enough to brake a tooth. The Salas was pretty plain. Okay but nothing remarkable. I got the birria pizza and was SHOCKED by how BAD and DISGUSTING it was. The meat was soft but the cheese they used was overpowering had an odd taste and overall not a good mix. The meat had no flavor. And the consome was a JOKE!!! Hahaha water. Our waitress was everywhere besides waiting tables. She came over twice while we had our food. Once to grab a refill and once as a walk by saying "you good". What a joke. My husband had a torta and whatever white stuff was on it looked curdled. (What ended up leading to throwing up).