As an update to my original review I need to correct the record as I realize now, after the fact,…read morethat this business does indeed make authentic Mexican street style tacos, where the ingredients are onions, cilantro, lime juice, and meat of your choice. The street tacos I ordered on this trip were very well-made where they have generous portions of meat in both the steak Asada and the El Pastor taco meal I ordered. The taste was a tad on the bland side for me however where some salt and salsa were required to pick up the flavor profile which I am sure is a function of keeping it to a neutral flavor profile to appeal to the masses and letting people season it to their personal taste. The El Pastor in particular, which is a marinated pork taco, had more of a subtle flavor from the marinade that did not jump out at you versus some of the better ones I have had. Having said that, they were still good authentic Mexican street style tacos. Overall, this restaurant is a great option If you are looking for better made Mexican food and are in this area.

Great food and great prices! I've been eating here for years and the staff and food are always greatread more

It's at a shopping plaza. There's a market next to it…read more Ordered 3 chicken taquitos, 1 chicken tostado, 1 chicken quesadilla app, guacamole, chicken fajitas with bean salad, a side of refried beans. $57.36 They absolutely don't accept Amex cards at all. Unbelievable, beyond disappointing. The corn chips are quite greasy, but crunchy. The guacamole isn't too bad. We asked for jalapeños to add to it, we got pickled jalapeños. I would have thought they would have loads of fresh jalapeños, given the type of cuisine here. The pickled jalapeño gives the guacamole a very different taste to it. Cheese everywhere. Ugh. All over the taquitos and the chicken tostada too. The chicken in the taquitos are hard as jerky. The rest of the chicken in the taquito is super dry. The bean salad is so-so, has overcooked peas in it, corn, bland beans, red pepper, tomatoes. The chicken fajita is okay, a tad dry, there's some tomatillo or salsa verde in the grilled chicken with the red pepper, green peppers and onions. The small pico that comes with the fajita has good heat, from the fresh jalapeños. The quesadillas have a ton of cheese, not a lot of chicken inside, looks like an after thought. Service was ok. Food was subpar. Nothing notable.

We stopped today for a late lunch. The chips and salsa came out. The salsa had a fish flavor…read more My margarita tasted like the cheap bottle in stores. I chose the flautos with ground beef. They were the best. The rice was not good. Tasted like boiled rice and added cumin. The ranchero beans were very good.

Totally unimpressed by this place. I never see myself returning here for tacos, however they have a…read moremeat market in the store where you can buy fresh meats and bulk salsa, guac, chips etc that is pretty cool! I got the chicken tacos and 8oz side of rice and beans. Their menu read confusing, as they didn't have prices on the different meats, and tacos ranged from $2.99-$3.99 so I wasn't even sure how much my tacos would come to. I also thought it was 8oz combined of rice & beans for like $2.99 but I believe it rang up as individual 8oz containers. My total for the plate (3 tacos) & sides came to ~$16 without a tip or drink. The chicken tacos were SO bland. I tried adding more lime, the grilled onions, radishes, both the red and green salsas, and even rice and beans but nothing could rescue the flat flavor of nothingness every time I bit into my tacos. My red salsa that came with my plate was genuinely lame, it had hints of Tabasco sauce? Like they were trying to make it so spicy without any actual depth or flavor. I expected more from this place. I did try my friends steak from his taco and it was a bit more flavorful, so perhaps I got the wrong meat. Their employees were very nice and service wasn't too long, restaurant clean but limited seating! I would only return here to try the California burrito. I can find similar prices and great quality elsewhere.

Great place to grab some authentic Mexican food. Not much of a sitting place more of a carry out…read moreplace. Friendly and helpful staff. Clean inside with cool decor on the walls. Also it has a small meat, cheese section inside where you can buy marinated meats for your table. Ordered 3 different california burritos Al Pastor, Steak, Chicken. Portions are big and not expensive. Chicken was favorite. Definitely will be coming back to try more staff.

Was craving Mexican so decided to try El Camino Real. The staff were friendly and quick to greet us…read moreand food also came out fast. I was impressed by how fresh everything was and tasted great. Chips and salsa were delicious. Will be back soon!

We came here for the first time on Memorial Day. As we had just come back from a vacation in…read moreMexico, we were craving some Mexican food so we decided to try here. It has a very simple but inviting atmosphere. The food smells good right as you walk in. It's very welcoming. We were greeted fairly quickly by our waiter who asked us if we wanted drinks I went with a rainbow margarita as that looked interesting. The drinks took probably 5 to 8 minutes. They brought out the chips and salsa pretty quick. The drinks came out. The margarita was ok for me. There were too many flavors that just didn't seem to go together. I would've preferred a standard margarita. It was ok not bad, but I wouldn't order it again. We placed our order for food. I went with the combination, dinner number 13, taco burrito and Chalupa. And we got a side of rice and beans. My wife ordered the vegetable fajita although the waiter told us ahead of time that the food was going to take a while as they were busy. It seemed like it came out in 5-8 minutes. It was fast. Chips and salsa are always good so those were fine. They gave us a couple of different salsa options which were good. For my food. The beef taco was really good. That was probably my favorite part of the meal. The burrito was chicken and was pretty good. Chalupa was not what I thought it was going to be basically it's a thin tortilla with a bunch of toppings piled on top of it that you just basically eat off of it with a fork. You can't pick it up and hold it as it's too heavy and the tortilla sits in sauce and other sides that then make it fall apart. My wife said her vegetable fajita was pretty good as well. The beans and rice were very average, not much flavor. Overall, the meal was decent nothing great nothing terrible just good. We may come back sometime as it is a nice place, the ambience is nice and the staff was great. But the food was nothing special aside from the beef taco that was delicious.

I Am in love of this place i like that the chef always make special hot saúde for us and the…read moreportions are well serve and generous and taste like home

Chips and salsa were great! Service was fast and our server was super friendly. Vibes were cool and…read morethe place was packed on a Friday night! The tacos were pretty flavorless and the chicken and cheese quesadilla was mostly cheese. Margaritas were just okay.. but maybe it's the ones we got. The house marg was huge and definitely had tequila but the flavor was very meh. I'd only go back for happy hour.

After seeing many reviews for BK, we decided to stop by for dinner. As soon as we picked a table to…read moresit at, the waitress brought a basket of chips with two types of salsa (mild and a spicy). The chips and salsa are by far the best I've had and would definitely return just for those. We ordered an al pastor taco, chorizo, birria tacos and horchata. The al pastor had so much flavor- I can honestly say this is the best spot if you're a huge fan of al pastor. The chorizo was a little on the dry side but the salsa helped. The birria tacos were also pretty delicious a little soggy but that's to be expected with how much cheese they put, with big chucks of meat. The horchata reminded me of a churro from Disneyland. It was so refreshing and not too sweet...absolutely perfect! We really wanted to get dessert but were stuffed by the end of our meal. The server was very sweet and checked in on us throughout the meal. We also really enjoyed the decor of the restaurant- very colorful, with a few TVs around the restaurant. We'll definitely be back!

Paid $23 bucks for this sorry ass lengua burrito. There was more cilantro than meat. This place is…read morea total ripoff. Avoid if you can ‍

Great little place, salsa is plentiful without extra charge like some places…read more Lunch options are very reasonable. Service is prompt and friendly. Lots of interesting soup options.

Stopped in for dinner with friends. This Mexican vibe restaurant has a small area for dining inside…read moreas well as a few tables out on the sidewalk. Our server was prompt to bring us chips and salsa and to take our orders. I had the chicken and shrimp fajitas. The food was fresh however my chicken and some of the peppers were not heated all the way through and seems light on seasoning. Overall we had a good experience. I will likely come back to try some of the street taco options.

We just tried Alchile for the first time last night. Although we arrived late, about 8:45 pm, I…read morewas still surprised that it was not at all crowded. Perhaps because yesterday was Good Friday... Anyway, our initial impressions of the service were not good but, thankfully our second server was great. She cheerfully and carefully assured that my wife's vegan dietary choices were fully accommodated. The fare and the margaritas were tasty and generous.

I enjoyed the chips and salsa. And the fish tacos are really on point. But sitting at the bar I was…read moresurprised to witness Mauricio use his mouth (!!) to remove bottle seals. Twice. Before adding those bottles to the marg machine and another cocktail. Like... how? Ew. He seemed like a nice enough guy. Just strapped working a busy bar solo on a Friday night. But still. Also, just me or odd the chairs on the entire bar side seating were up on the tables. No telling how long it's been since this section was used. Weird or just me?

This was the worst Mexican restaurant I've ever been to. The salsa tasted and looked like it came…read morefrom a jar. The chips were vastly undersalted. The rice was bland. The supremo sauce tasted like something you'd find on pasta, not a burrito. I've never seen a margarita so tiny. The sangria did not taste like it was freshly made. The service here left much to be desired. I had good memories of going here as a kid but I was incredibly disappointed coming back as an adult. Maybe we're just spoiled by all of the authentic, tasty Mexican around us.

Among the sea of great restaurants I've been to while in Michigan, this place stood out because…read moreI've never been here before until now. I, however, really want to return on any trips to this area that I take in the future because the food is that good. The chips are amazing on their own but the queso elevates them to land in my personal top 10 of all time. Entree dishes are of an even higher quality, and I'll imagine it's not going to be easy to go without them when I head back home. The restaurant's interior is stunning, too, striking me the second I walked in. The staff here are great, and apparently some of them have been working here for decades! Overall, El Nibble Nook is a stunning jewel among the ocean of places I've eaten at during my vacation here, and I cannot wait to bring friends and family here next time I'm in town again.