This is a little hard to find but WELL worth the effort I…read morehad a veggie burrito which was as good as I've had Very clean and friendly

Where do I even start?!? Delicious! Just come eat... try…read moreeverything! There's a lot of trendy Mexican restaurants that have "gourmet tacos" and it's the simplest thing... no one thought more than two minutes on the menu. Lado Sur tacos are by far the best gourmet tacos in The Valley! Mix of strong ingredients that give you a complex but delicious blend of flavors is something you need to try. The menu is pure gold!

I'm glad I found Que Rico, a New Mexican restaurant that has good fresh food and reasonable prices…read more There is an indor dining room while the food is fixed in a food truck outside. I had beef and chicken cargados. The ingredients were fresh. The beef was spiced but not the kind that will give you indigestion. The proprietor, Reuben, couldn't be more pleasant. He fixes the food in the truck and brings it to you, or you can sit outside. It is on the N E corner of 16th st and Turney. He has only been open two weeks so his hours may change. He doesn't have a huge menu but I have a feeling that everything he serves will be good. I am happy to have found Que Rico! I believe in supporting small businesses. I will go back.

Had them come out for our sons birthday party to cater. They showed up 45 minutes late, severed our…read moreguests late, didn't have a table for all their fixings (luckily we had one for them to borrow), really unprepared. Food was ok, rice was mushy, wouldn't recommend or use again. Expensive for what we thought we would get.

Tried the Mozzarepa at High Street farmers market. Delicious, albeit exceedingly simple. A…read morecornbread exterior envelopes melty mozzeralla cheese served fresh off the griddle. Kind of like a hoe cake grilled cheese. I did have to specifically ask for the pickled cabbage on the side, glad I did. The sourness/sharpness of the cabbage paired perfectly with the sweet corn of the arepa and the rich melty cheese. It really is a must accompaniment. Its worth a try as a nice little snack.

I was at the Old Town Scottsdale Farmer's market and saw this vendor. I opted to try their grilled…read moremozzarella and cornbread sandwich/arepa. The gentleman that took my order was friendly and professional. It was buttery with a nice cheese pull. Definitely worth the try if you are there or any other place they show up.

I discovered this truck on accident one night and it was the greatest fumble ever. I love the Asada…read moreFries and Asada Burrito. The owners are very cool and personable. I love the whole setup from the lights, music playing, and the tables out front. Great customer service and a really family feel. Go try them out asap and tell them #FoodJones sent you.

The food was amazing can't wait for them to reopen I highly…read morerecommend going I go often and they never seem to let me down

Went here with my baseball team. One guy was swearing by the "goat tacos". I was a bit skeptical…read more First, this place looks authentic. You can easily drive by and miss it. We arrived about 45 minutes before closing. They close early on weekdays. We had a guy who spoke spanish order for us. We had 3 hispanic guys with us. He screwed up our orders. We blame him instead of the restaurant. Mainly a way to give him a hard time. I received my food about 10 minutes after everyone else because it turns out they gave my food to another guy. That's when you know it's made to order when it takes that long. Everyone gobbled up their tacos and rice. No complaints. I ordered the tres amigos. I selected 2 goat and 1 carne asada tacos. I like how they are corn tortillas. The goat was crispy which I liked. I was expecting something more gamey. It's a neat place. I'm glad we tried it.

This is a TRUE hidden gem. It's not so hidden anymore since we see more and more people every time…read morewe visit (yes, we go at least once a week ), but honestly, I'm happy to see such a great local, family-owned spot getting the foot traffic they deserve -even if it means waiting a little longer to be seated. Food - I've never had anything here that I didn't like. I've tried almost everything at least once. Their most popular dish and my personal favorite is the chilaquiles. I always add bistec and sour cream. The plates come with beans, rice, a small green salad and macaroni salad. I'm not kidding... I started salivating just typing that. And we always end with a stack of pancakes - flavorful, fluffy, and huge. Seating / Indoors - It's a small, gallery-style space, and the tables seat four max. The building could use a little TLC, but I completely understand that family-owned restaurants operate on tight margins. It feels very homey and welcoming. Prices - Let me just say this, I ALWAYS tip generously because you genuinely feel like you're ripping them off - the food is THAT good and that affordable Highly, highly recommend!!!

Food is always good! I usually get the huaraches, burritos, tortas and carne asada fries and it's…read morealways yummy! The prices are not bad and the red sauce that they have reminds me of one that they make in my dad's pueblo. I love their homemade tortillas and huaraches so much. They are always very nice and service is good but sometimes can take a little longer due to the little restaurant being full but it's very understandable. Inside its looks little typical mexican decoration.

Great Carne asada burritos and the chicken and pizza is delicious good service and great ambianceread more

Taco Tuesday Done Right…read more I decided to make today a Taco Tuesday kind of day, and of course I had to come back to one of my longtime favorites, El Tacazo. I've been coming here for over 20 years, and that kind of longevity says a LOT! This is one of those South Phoenix spots that has been serving up those comforting, authentic Mexican flavors for generations. I picked up my lunch through the drive-thru and ordered the al pastor tacos and carnitas tacos. The al pastor was delicious -- SO flavorful, perfectly cooked, and packed with that savory, seasoned goodness I was craving. But the carnitas?! Those were absolutely my favorite! Tender, flavorful, and seriously delicious. Every bite had me thinking, yep... this is exactly why I've been coming back for 20+ years. And one of my favorite parts of this visit was getting to meet the owner while I was picking up my order. She was incredibly friendly and even noticed me taking pictures for my review -- which made the whole experience feel extra personal and sweet. I always appreciate when the people behind a longtime local favorite take a moment to connect with their customers. Taco Tuesday was officially a success. Great food, longtime memories, friendly service, and carnitas that completely stole the show. Some places are just part of your food history, and El Tacazo is definitely one of those for me. 20+ years later and I'm still coming back for tacos, that should tell you everything!

So I came in looking for a new Taco place, and the tacos were good. Not outrageously good, but…read moregood. The Lengua tacos were good, carne asada seemed old, and the Ceviche tostada was ok. The jamica drink seemed powered, not fresh. Service was quick and the restaurant was very clean. Overall, 4 out of 5 stars