I ordered the Macho Nacho with Spanish rice and found what looked like a burnt piece or possibly…read moreeven a bug in my food. I used my flashlight to confirm that it was actually a bug and that's just what it looked like. I sent pictures and I reached out to the restaurant, and instead of taking it seriously, I was told it was just "burnt rice from the bottom of the pan." I didn't feel like my concern was handled with care, instead of that u can't justify anything why serve me burnt rice or anything like that in that matter. I was disappointed in how it was brushed off. I paid for a full meal and a good experience not something questionable in my food.

Was in the area on a business trip, visited the restaurant a few times. Great food, great…read moreatmosphere, great service from the staff and the music is always jammin' ! Thank you for the hospitality!

Quick service and very tasty food. Very authentic. I enjoy their carnitas s as well as their…read morechorizo.and cheese.

I did an order for Los Amigos tonight thru door dash. When the driver got here, the bag was double…read moreknotted. It was missing 3 tacos. I called them and told them. The manager refused to admit that he forgot to put the tacos in the bag.. I've ordered here many times. Thru door dash. But I will no longer patronize this establishment and will no longer refer them to others. Very poor management.

Pros: good authentic taste and flavors, salsa, great service, price was reasonable,…read more Cons: food don't come out at the same time, chips were a too "thick", no pico or verde sauce for the steak tacos, Overall, our family enjoyed the visit. It was really busy and super loud so we would like to try it again during the less busy time. Total score was a 7.8 out of 10.

I've been here twice and both times were very good. The first time we had a steak and it was…read moredelicious and very flavorful! The 2nd time I had a lunch combo and it was also very good. Margaritas were also tasty. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5, is because the lighting is like a school room, really wish they would change the bulbs to a soft white.

Food is fantastic, service was great. The restaurant was very clean and inviting. They have a great…read moregrocery store in there as well!

My issue isn't directly with the restaurant portion of the business, but rather with the grocery…read moreside. While there is nothing wrong with the quality of the products, the pricing practices are highly frustrating. The Issues: No Listed Prices: Almost none of the items have price tags. The only way to find out how much something costs is when you are ringing it up at the register. Inconsistent Cashier Charges: The cashier appears to make up prices on the spot without scanning or checking for accuracy. If you don't watch closely, you will easily be overcharged. Outrageously High Markup: Some of the produce prices are completely unreasonable. For example: 1 lb of frozen Spanish plums: $12.99 Small papaya (1.5 lbs): Almost $20.00 Medium chayote: $2.00 each Final Verdict: Keep a very close eye on your total if you shop here. If you question the cashier about these erratic prices, be prepared for a defensive response or a poor attitude. I hope management addresses this lack of pricing transparency soon.

Best Mexican food north of the border. Larry knows how to…read moreshow you a good time. My wife won't stop talking about the experience.

In Davenport for large planned event, forced us to the outskirts for a quieter place to eat…read more Sancho's restaurant, in business for 50 years, seemed like a good place for some Mexican food. We were pleasantly greeted and quickly seated in this very casual and sparsely decorated restaurant. Our server was pleasant and was quick to bring us chips salsa, and our beverages. We were able to get our lunch for a reasonable price. However, it's probably not the best Mexican food we've had. Queso sauce tasted more like melted Velveeta, guacamole was fresh, but bland. Chicken enchiladas were presented very nicely, however again tend to lack seasoning. The cheese enchiladas were indeed very cheesy, but that's probably about all we could say. My recommendation is to try to find something else in the area. This place works if you're hungry and you're just looking for substance.

The food was decent, and so was the atmosphere. The problem occurs when you get the bill. They…read moreseriously upcharge for minor things. we went on Taco Tuesday, and I ordered tacos that should have cost $8.50. Instead, they cost $14 because I got lettuce and cheese on top and asked for some hot sauce. The hot sauce was $0.75. When have you ever had to pay for hot sauce at a Mexican restaurant? It was very clear that the wait staff had been told to not tell customers that they would be upcharged because the people sitting right behind us also had unexpected charges on their bill, also. We won't return because we no longer trust the business practices of the owners or managers. If they had been honest up front, we would have paid the same price and likepy gone back again, but it soured the whole experience for us.

Awesome service! Good food! Very clean ,reasonable prices,friendly! Easy to find! Would highly…read morerecommend

The food was great. The service was also good, very attentive. The ambiance is what you would…read moreexpect in a small town. I did enjoy myself.

Apparently this is the best Mexican restaurant in Aledo (there are only two). I was pretty…read moreimpressed with the fare. Chips and salsa were ok, but man - that salsa verde completed the meal! You have to request it, and proceed with caution because it's HOT. The menu is made up of your typical Mexican fare, and for a landlocked town like Aledo, there are a lot of seafood options. I realllllly wanted to try the molcajete dish, but I opted for enchiladas. And it's topped with real Mexican cheese - not queso, as what we're used to down South. The tequila selection is extremely limited - I wanted Herradura or Don Julio - but the bartender must've liked me because 1/5 of my way through my Patron margarita ... Fairy was slurring. :)

Salvador was an excellent host at our first visit to Antojitos Carmen. He was hospitable and we…read moremade fast friends with him. Carmen, his wife, was an excellent cook and we are grateful to have found their little restaurant! The pork burrito was everyone's favorite. It was full of flavor. Their "dry salsa" was an item we read about on a yelp review and is off menu. When we asked Salvador about it, he brought us some to try. It's very unique and pretty spicy. We loved it! We will be back despite the hour and a half drive.

Authentic flavorful dishes. We have enjoyed every single meal for the many times we've been there.read more