Cant knock the portion sizes thats for sure…read more Service was non existence No one in the place and no real atmosphere to go with anything

Our cashier/server was really nice and helpful answering questions and offering advice about which…read morequesadillas to get. I got the street corn with steak and it was amazing! We were there in the evening and it seems like most people carry out so we got the restaurant to ourselves which was nice and quiet. Definitely a go to spot for a good quesadilla.

There is plenty of parking. The place is brightly lit and clean. The service was nice. They…read moreprovided fast service. The food was very good. I ordered the hot and sweet chicken bowl. They made it with all the ingredients that I wanted. It was delicious.

Looking at the reviews for this and other Qdoba stores, I can see that I am not the only one who…read morehas noticed the degradation of the food quality. I was hoping that it was a one off the first time I noticed it, but the last four or five times me and my wife have visited this location the food has just not lived up to the quality standards we had been accustomed to from Qdoba. I don't know if the rising costs have forced them to use lower quality ingredients or what, but we are not happy with the quality of what we get for what we pay.

It is a smaller restaurant we came in for Cinco de Mayo. The service was wonderful. The restaurant…read morewas clean. The staff was very pleasant and right off the main highway location. They also have outside seating.

Small but amazing little Mexican spot off the hwy. Great waitress with glasses. Quick service and…read morewas in n out but way worth it. Never been here before but my bf raved about it. Mostly likely come back for sure! I got kids tacos steak n they were filled ! Definitely get again!

We had a few food trucks at my job, years ago. This one was the most popular, to the point where…read morewe've had them back a few times. We somehow managed to get them on Cinco de Mayo this year, a/k/a Cinco de Drinko--this despite the fact that Mexican food can be hard enough to come by on Cinco de Mayo that shots are sometimes fired. Were they not aware of the holiday? I'd suggest that there's no way that they wouldn't be, but I don't want to assume, what with this being 2026. Or is it one of those things where Cinco de Mayo is not a real holiday in Mexico? It might be the Mexican equivalent of Kwanzaa, invented by the CIA to get people shooting at each other down on Cherokee St, as a pretext for ICE raids. In addition to the free tacos, we were treated a performance by a mariachi band, Modelo, canned margaritas and churros from a local bakery. They spared no expense! Suffice it to say, it wasn't the most productive afternoon. Not that it would have been otherwise. Since I wasn't paying, I went with a "flight" of tacos, as if I were in Napa, one of each type: pollo, al pastor, lengua, asada and chorizo. I didn't do the thing where I tried a little bit of each and spit them in a bucket, but you're welcome to do that, if you're suffering from, er, surviving, an eating disorder. You could probably make use of a nearby potted plant, like Harvey Weinstein. Tacos are served on two small-ish corn tortillas that have been heated up on a griddle, like at an authentic taqueria. They come served with diced raw onion and cilantro, and they ask if that's alright with you, in case you're one of these people who think cilantro tastes like soap, or you're concerned that it can't really be washed and hence could lead to GI distress. I preferred the chicken and steak to the tongue, sausage and, erm, al pastor. All of it seems to have been warmed up on a griddle rather than cooked from raw, but the "dry" meats had nice bits of char. I didn't care for the texture of the al pastor and chorizo as much, though they were nicely seasoned. The tongue isn't as flavorful as regular ol' steak. As I recall, they were charging a premium for it, and I'm assuming that's just taking advantage of curiosity. Prices were written in dry erase marker, and they may have jacked everything up by a dollar for the occasion, which was fine with me. I was also upsold a tres leches cake, which was an excellent recommendation. It was premade and served a bit cold, but it tasted fresh. I found it odd that it was wet, like it had been left out in the proverbial rain in MacArthur Park, or maybe an unhoused person used it as a urinal, but it tasted good enough that it didn't matter. If that's not a testament to the culinary wizardry on display on this truck, I don't know what is.

inquired about a taco truck, they asked me to text and they'd follow up, never did…read more My review is solely based on this experience and not the food.

First, please note this is my neighborhood's Mexixcan restaurant, so we go here multiple times a…read moremonth. They have relocated to a larger building with covered, outdoor seating. It has ample parking. The interior is adorable and very clean. All the wait staff greets you warmly and seats you promptly. Chips and their delicious salsa come out in minutes along with water. Drink orders are taken, and when the drinks arrive your food order is taken. Chips and salsa are refreshed as needed. The food arrives piping hot and everything we have had is delicious. My husband's favorite is the mixed fajitas and I love their chili rellanos. I have tried multiple dishes (the lunch chimichanga is so good!) and everyone of them are unique and delicious. Drinks are refreshed often. We often have to ask for the bill. We learned in Mexico that presenting the bill is considered rude, as if they were rushing us out. Since we are used to doing this, we ask for the bill when we are about halfway finished. We've never waited more than 5 minutes to get our ticket. We love going here with friends as well. They have lots of space for larger groups.

Food is good, the salsa is a glorified tomato sauce. Chips were light and crispy. The margarita was…read morewatery, and tasted like a really cheap powder mix or something, not that great. Service was ok. Staff was mostly sitting by the door talking. Liked the music playing in the background. Over all it was ok. Nothing to write home about. Plenty better around.

The food and the service is great. The owners and staff treat everyone like family. Best Mexican…read morefood in town!

We ordered fajitas and got no rice/beans/or toppings. We ordered queso (3 of them) and got one tiny…read morelittle bag of chips. Called to complain and they sell the chips separate from the queso? Weird. Chimichanga had roast beef inside instead of just regular meat. Fajitas had ZERO seasoning. Not good. Will never ever eat here again. Staff was friendly when I called, but food was horrendous.

Always a pleasure dining here. Ambiance and service are always excellent…read more Portions are great and you can't beat the margarita prices.

Fast service, great food and great environment. We wanna say to the servers: you guys are doing…read moreGREAT!! We witnessed a guest be extremely rude to our server (also their server) but just a reminder that the service is AMAZING.

My visit to Mi Mexico Lindo was a very enjoyable experience. We started with the BBQ chicken wings…read moreas an appetizer. They took a little longer than the estimated 20-minute wait and arrived just a minute or two before our meals, but they were worth the wait. For my entrée, I ordered the Pollo con Arroz, which was both delicious and plentiful. The portion size was generous, and the flavors were excellent. The standout item of the night, however, was the birria taco with consommé. It was so flavorful that I found myself licking my fingers, and I seriously considered asking for extra consommé to take home! The service was exceptional. Our servers were very attentive and made sure our drinks stayed full throughout the meal. The ambiance was vibrant and welcoming, creating a fun atmosphere for dining. There's ample seating available, along with an outdoor patio for guests who prefer to dine outside. Overall, Mi Mexico Lindo offers great food, attentive service, and a lively atmosphere. I look forward to returning and trying more items from the menu.

If you're looking for quick delicious Mexican food in St. Peter's look no further. We stopped in…read morefor lunch and had a great experience. The space gives traditional Mexican restaurant vibes. Spanish music, colorful wall decor, and amazing smells. Service was prompt and professional. They offer an extensive margarita menu. I HIGHLY recommend the spicy pineapple margarita. Flavorful and just the perfect combination of sweet and spicy. The lunch menu offers a nice variety of options. We went with the bean dip appetizer. Creamy queso and refried beans. The chips are perfectly thin and crispy. The salsa was just ok in my opinion. We ordered steak fajitas for lunch. We were served a generous portion of steak and veggies, homemade tortillas, and perfectly seasoned rice and beans. The rest of the menu offers a little of everything you could expect. I plan to visit again soon to try more of their menu.