Highly recommend!! Great atmosphere, good service, and Delicious food!! Their parking was really…read morefull, but I'm definitely glad we took the time to find a spot. We will definitely be back! Photo Inlcuded: G2-Parrillada Mexicana (Dinner for 2)

Been going here for years. Always great. I'm partial to the Birria tacos and the Jamaica water, but…read moreall of the other dishes are awesome including the fried shrimp.

Went here three days in a row. Fast service and good food. Would recommend to anyone needing a…read morequick rest stop or hungry for some Mexican food.

Absolutely amazing establishment very friendly folks great food was worth the walk from the loves…read moretruck stop

Have to update my review to 5 stars for the exceptional service! Decided to take a dinner break…read morebetween dashing and the service was quick and the servers were super friendly! They accommodated my request to sit on the left side of the restaurant away from the louder main dining area. I made an odd request for just plain beef on the side for my chips and they fulfilled it without question! Can't even dock for not having coke because I get water and it honestly is perfect for a later dinner! Can't wait to come back!

Came here last Thursday night with coworkers. I had the steak tacos w/ rice and beans. I was…read moresurprised that the tacos didn't come with lettuce or cheese. I was excited to try the soft served margarita which was good but wasn't strong enough lol. I also tried the watermelon margarita on the rocks.. Our server was MIA a few times, we had to flag him down a few times.

I don't know where to start. The service, food, and ambiance were ridiculously subpar. It took over…read more30 minutes for a simple enchiliada lunch special and it was cold when it arrived. So I sat across from a drunk woman dipping her chips, in water she purposely spilled on the table, and eating them between random outbursts. Worst. Lunch. Ever. Maybe this is the mexican spot you go to for margaritas and not food? Either way, they will never see me again. You have been warned.

This place is humble inside and out and we loved the prices…read more Karaoke on Tuesday's Closed on Sundays Happy Hour starts at 3:00 We enjoyed the cheese dip with fresh and crunchy tortilla chips. The salsa was slightly chunky and sweet and savory. The steak taco salad was good. I had the Enchiladas Verde and they were very good. I like spicy food and my husband likes it mild. Everything was on the mild side but I asked for that wonderful jalapeño sauce that is usually served with tacos but I want it on everything!!! Not everyone knows about it but when I get it it's a huge plus for that restaurant! It kicked up the spice for me so we could both get the right levels. We will definitely be back!

Taco Mama is a QSR in downtown Tuscaloosa close to the university. You order at the counter and the…read morefood is brought to your table. Their menu is very simple consisting of bowls, tacos, burritos and quesadillas. I opted for a bowl with shredded chicken. They have a lengthy list of toppings that you can add. They also offer free chips and salsa. The food came really fast and the portion was large. The food quality didn't seem very fresh and it wasn't anything special. For $20, which felt like a lot, I was hoping for better. Overall, for a quick and filling meal, it's a decent option!

Nothing pairs better with a Sunday afternoon than a trip to Taco Mama--especially after a Bama…read morebaseball sweep of the Gators. Florida came in looking tough, but by the end of the weekend, they were heading home with their tails tucked. That kind of win deserves a proper celebration, and Taco Mama is always a solid call. Normally, this place is slammed--line out the door, controlled chaos at the counter, and a sea of college kids fueling up. But today? A rare sight. With it being the last day of Spring Break, the students were either on the road back to T-Town or at home enjoying some real home cooking. Either way, we walked into what felt like a private showing. Taco Mama consistently delivers, and let's be honest--it probably helps that you're the architect of your own meal. The "build your own bowl" is the move every single time. We stepped up to the counter (dodging a few lingering students along the way) and went to work. I kept it in my usual lane: chicken, lime rice, black beans, pickled jalapeños, cilantro, guacamole, tomatoes--with extra tomatoes--and queso. I'm sure I forgot something, but at a certain point, when you're piling on that many toppings, you could probably throw it on a pair of shoelaces or your front yard and it'd still taste good. It comes out loaded, paired with chips and salsa--"on the house"... or at least it used to feel that way. These days, let's just say it's probably baked into the price of your burrito bowl masterpiece. Either way, no complaints--it all hits. The atmosphere is part of the charm. Indoor seating with those big garage-style doors gives it an open, laid-back feel. Not a mechanic shop, of course--the only work being done here is adding a few pounds to your physique. If you're trying to convince yourself you're making healthy choices, grab the chicken bowl, maybe hold the queso (or don't--we both know how that ends), and settle in. The old wooden floors and overall vibe give the place some character, and on a day like today, the patio is a great option. Fresh air, good food, and a little post-sweep glow--it's hard to beat. And even for us "older folks," being surrounded by college energy has a way of making you feel just a little younger... at least until you stand up after the meal. All in all, Taco Mama is dependable, customizable, and exactly what you want after a big win. It may not be fancy, but it doesn't need to be--it just works.

Juanes Mexican Grill is located in Brent, Alabama and was overall a good choice if you are in the…read morearea and craving Mexican food. The ambiance was pleasant enough and the service was friendly. I went with a burrito and it was a good choice. I would recommend here.

Some of the best Mexican food you can get! The prices of food is compilable to other restaurants…read more Usually do take out but have dined in before. Decent service and the atmosphere is always good. They stay busy! This restaurant is an 8 minute drive from my home! One of the better restaurants in my area.

This food is the real thing!! It will make you happy!!…read more Forget the combos and all same food that is served at every Mexican restaurant. This place is special. You could miss this place it's so small but it's packed with amazing flavors and hand made everything. The first time I had the tacos with beans and rice and the wife ordered the chimichanga. There is a small area to add your own salsa, cream, cheese, and whatever else you want. The chimichanga has big flavors with the seasoning, peppers, and cheese. It's so good! My tacos were fresh and hand made. Sooo gooood!! We couldn't wait to come back. Two days later. I pick up dinner to go. The wife had to get the chimichanga again and I went for the Cubano sandwich. I have never had a sandwich like it before. Spicy chicken, grilled sliced ham, grilled hotdog, jalapeño, onion, avocado, tomato, and lettuce. Spectacular. Loved it. I'm so full I haven't tasted the tamale yet but apparently they sell out pretty quick! Eat here! Forget the watered down usual Mexican restaurant. This place is a diamond in the rough!

We went to eat supper here and let me tell you. No other Mexican place matters here in Tuscaloosa…read more This is as authentic as it gets folks. The owners barely speak English. The food is so good. We at their tacos, tamales and tostadas. All of it was simply the best.

We rolled into Dos Amigos Mexican Grill early... you know, prime AARP dining hours--because nothing…read moresays "living your best life" like maximizing flavor intake before the sun even thinks about setting. As luck would have it, we walked in alongside the GOAT himself, Coach Murphy. I told him to go beat Texas and he hit me with a "heck yea!" and a fist bump. Honestly, that alone was worth the trip--everything after that was just bonus innings. We made our way to the booth, and I stayed loyal to my usual: #31. Because let's be honest, if you've been to one Mexican restaurant, you know the rule--when in doubt, trust the number. The hot and spicy burrito did not disappoint, and this time I made a veteran move and got the sour cream on the side. I like control... I don't need all that dairy committing to one zip code on my plate. I prefer to distribute it like a seasoned strategist. Now, Dos Amigos has stepped into the future. They've got a "cheese dip sally" delivering food. Not sure who named it, programmed it, or gave it that much personality, but she rolls up loud and proud with your order like she's announcing a main event. Friendly? Yes. Subtle? Not even a little. Just hoping nobody tries to load her into their trunk on the way out--she's part of the team now. We kept things simple tonight--cheese dip to start (because that's basically mandatory), water to balance out our life choices, my trusty #31, and my better half went with the fajita steak quesadilla, which looked like it could solve most of the world's problems if given enough time. Truth is, we come here a lot, and they've never missed. At this point, you'd think we'd be fluent in Spanish--but I'm still over here confidently ordering "numero treinta y uno" like it's my one and only line in the script. Great food, friendly staff, quiet atmosphere... and now a robotic sidekick. What more could you ask for?

I stopped by on Wednesday to request donations for the school basketball team & decided to grab…read morelunch. I came back today to receive the donation & decided to sit at the bar & grab a margarita (or 2 lol) and ended up meeting the owners. They were super nice, friendly and down to earth guys!! Glad I got the pleasure of having a conversation with such humble people