Beef enchilada, taco, and rice for lunch at $5.50! Also, I got chips and salsa. Drink special was…read moregreat, too. Ask for their frequent eaters card.

They could improve on their behavior!!! The food is good. The man who took my order was very…read moreRUDE!!! He grabbed my card out of my hand!

3-3.5 out of 5 from me but I'll tell you what pushed this review to 4 for me…read more My future mother-in-law and I went here today to grab some dinner for the four of us (her husband and my fiancé and I. We usually go to Dos Molinos when I'm in town so I was curious to try a different Mexican place. I tried calling them twice to ask a question about their taco menu but I got a busy tone. My FFIL got through and was able to place an order for takeout. I had a chicken quesadilla, which was large but just okay; a steak taco, which was HUGE and tasty but I wouldn't say traditional (it had cheese and no cilantro); and an Al Pastor taco which I haven't tried yet, because I was full. The rest of our party ordered Camarones a la Diabla (spicy shrimp) and fajitas, and everyone enjoyed them. The reason they get 4 stars from me is they included like two to three BAGS of tortilla chips and like six small portions of salsa for free, even though some of the salsa accidentally opened in the takeout bag. That's beyond generous. I will say we did order guacamole too and it was a teeny portion, but we had all the chips to go with it. My FMIL also said they seem to give larger portions with takeout vs in-restaurant, FYI. Overall I'd order from here again but Dos Molinos has more authentic tacos IMO. However, prices were good; entrees were about $12, my quesadilla was $5.50, and the a la carte tacos range from $1.99-$2.99 each.

Bro, if you reviewed one star on this restaurant, what are you doing? The service is so good and…read morethe guy at the checkout? He's really chill and cool, the food is really good and the flavor?

Mexican is my favorite food of all and the BEST is Tortas Johann Mexican Grill!!! I will always…read morelook over the menu thinking I might try something different but I just cannot get away from the Wet Burrito - Chicken. The green enchilada sauce is amazing! I might ever eat liver if it was covered in that green sauce...well, maybe not! I think between my husband and son they have ordered at least half of the menu and have not found one thing that they did not rave about. The small establishment is inviting and the service is wonderful! You absolutely can't go wrong with Mexican Grill. The family will make you anything you want and anyway you want it. Support the small business owners!

Updating my review from nine years ago (nine!) to say that Tortas Johann is still one of my…read morefavorite restaurants. They feature some unique items on their menu, and everything I have ever tried has been delicious. My favorite is the veggie quesadilla, it is very different than the average quesadilla that is served at other Mexican restaurants. I always order the platter that comes with rice and beans, because both are excellent. The red sauce has heat but is very flavorful. I always order extra red sauce to take home. If you don't care for hot sauces but enjoy flavor you can mix a little sour cream into the red sauce to make it milder. Service is always friendly and helpful. Tortas Johann is the best reason to visit Kokomo!

Popped in for dinner and, as I usually do when I'm alone, took a seat at the bar. There were other…read moreparties in booths in the bar area, but I was alone at the rail. No matter. My bartender was there pretty quickly and, after hunting for it for a few minutes, finally found the Jose Cuervo I'd ordered. Chips and salsa followed, along with a menu, and I ordered a la carte because full Mexican meals have become more than I want to eat. I ordered a chili relleno (my test of a Mexican restaurant) a tamale (no choice of filling; they came the way they came) and a side of tortillas. Living nearly half my life in Arizona and California, I have eaten a lot of good Mexican food, and this was pretty decent, especially considering it's Indiana. The relleno was made with a fluffy egg coating, then deep-fried as opposed to simply dipping the Hatch chili into scrambled eggs (which I'm told is also legit; I just prefer the puffier variety). Pretty tasty! The tamale with its mystery meat was also good, and I believe I detected a touch of molé in the sauce. All in all, I'd give the food four out of five stars. The area where Mi Pueblo fell down was service. My bartender took my orders (a drink, then food), brought the food, but then dropped the check without me asking for it, and without him asking whether I'd like another drink, dessert or anything else. It felt like I was being rushed out the door. Then, he disappeared before I could retrieve my credit card, which would have taken literally five seconds, if that. Then I waited a fairly long time for him to come back ... but he never did. I had enough cash to cover the check and a much smaller tip than I'd have otherwise left, but they apparently wanted me to leave, so I put down the dinero and obliged. All in, I'm giving Mi Pueblo four stars for the food and two for service. Average: three.

Ordered a tamale and hard beef taco with rice and beans. It was delicious. One of the best Mexican…read morerestaurants I have been to. Service was great. And the inside is clean and set up pretty cool and unique. Will definitely be back.

Food is good. Service has gone downhill lately. It's a bummer since this place was great when it…read morefirst opened. Oh well, we'll just have to find another spot that takes pride in service

Stopped by this treasure while visiting family in the area. The restaurant has a bar area and a…read moregeneral dining area. My husband and I both ordered the spicy Texas Margaritas, which were a little on the sweet side, but had the perfect amount of spice and were priced just right! Service was prompt and helpful, bathrooms were nice and clean. All in all, good experience. Would have given 4 stars if there was not such an emphasis on sour mix in the margarita.

I'm in from Southern California after my dad's funeral at Marion National (RIP dad) I tried to find…read morea restaurant that could handle a dozen people easily, and unannounced for a late lunch. As fearful as I was about getting Mexican food in Indiana, Casa Brava's pics, menu, and beer list pulled me in. "But it's in a Starbucks parking lot," said my sister. I peeked in, said "doce" in Spanish to the host, and two lovely ladies got busy putting tables together and quickly equipping them with warm chips and fresh salsa. Being Indiana, I still played it safe and went with asada tacos, complete with thinly-shaved onion, cilantro, and juicy limes just like back home. The meat was fully marinated and dripping with flavor. My side of frijoles, just like they are at every Sonora spot in my neighborhood. The 24-oz Modelo was fresh and went down way too easy. They were even nice enough to snap some group photos. If you want a little taste of Mexico while in Marion, Indiana, Casa Brava is your spot.

Decent food, but staff was yelling loudly all throughout our meal. It was yelling beyond what…read morehappens in a kitchen--almost extreme. The yelling genuinely ruined the experienced for me. I'm sitting here writing the review, listening to yelling louder than anything I've heard in any restaurant before. VERY large chunks of bell pepper and onion in my burrito. Not fun to eat around.

The food was not bad but could've been better. Meat was very salty. The service was the best thing…read morethere all it was, was order food and sit down. The place was nice and it didn't look too bad but over all I wouldn't recommend it. I would recommend to keep on driving. The salsa was not spicy at all. They had nothing spicy to make the food hotter.

I stopped first time last Weds. Got the Gordo's burrito. It was big, definitiely weighed a couple…read morelbs. As I am eating it last couple days there seems to be a lot of refried beans. I would have liked more meat for $13.50 plus tax, but it was hot and filling. I may go back and try the shredded beef version.

Best el Pastor I've had in AGES…read more Just hot, delicious well seasoned el Pastor. Good mix of tender meat and crispy bits, the marinade really got into the meat. Tortillas were hot and tasted fresh, the habanero sauce and sliced habanero and onion was nice and hot, and the server laughed at my "haban-huero" joke about the mild hot sauce.... Tamarind aqua fresca on the side on a hot day. What else could you ask for..... ?

My favorite time of the week is taco Tuesday! 1.99 tacos that are delish and the staff are always…read morevery kind and helpful.