The building was half restaurant tables and half smoothies and Hershey's ice cream shop…read more We ordered to sit down, immediately noticing the lack of food scents in the restaurant. We had to pay for some fried tortillas and salsa. The chicken and steak meat in the burrito had an off taste, the soup had undercooked chayote and the corn on the cob tasted like candy, and the steak and cheese are probably the worst I have ever see . While the employees were friendly, the service was slow and the food did not make up for it.

Wow is this place an improvement over what used to be here. Ever since we noticed that there was…read moresomething new here, I've wanted to try it out, and recently I got my chance. When I walked in, I was greeted with a smile and patience while I looked over the menu. There are a lot of options to choose from! I ate here twice; the first time, I got a steak burrito, and the second time I got a steak quesadilla. You know that the burrito is good when it doesn't need cheese! The ingredients were well distributed inside and the shell was durable enough that it didn't explode while I was eating it. (Seems like that should be a baseline expectation, but given how many exploded burritos I've experienced in my life, it seems worth mentioning!) The quesadilla was browned quite nicely and the cheese was gooey and delicious. It came with some (high-quality) sour cream and some lettuce and tomato. There is a really-nice outdoor seating area that I'm excited to use this summer! There are some chairs and a pool table. If outside isn't your thing, there is a lot of space inside: a few booths across from the counter and a whole dining/seating area on the other (left) side of the building. I saw that another reviewer mentioned that there was some residual smell from when the location used to be a bar, but I guess they've done a really good job with treatment and whatnot as I didn't smell any tobacco smoke. I am VERY sensitive to that, and so I think I would definitely have noticed. All in all, I am so glad that I finally got to try this place. I really hope they do well enough to stick around, as it's a great location, and they've made the space very inviting and bright. I will definitely be back!

I've been going to Taqueria Isabel for several years now. This the kind of place you REALLY want to…read morefind, as you might not even realize that it's here! The food here is up there with the best Mexican street food I've ever had -- maybe #2 for me! I usually get 3 tacos with different meats. You can have up to 2 different kinds of meat with a 3-taco order. I've had the carnitas, the carne azada, the chicken, the pastor, and the camarón. Everything is great, exactly as you'd want from street tacos. I've also had the quesadilla which is cheesy and crispy brown on the outside. Depending on who is there, you might need a little bit of Spanish, but they have always been patient with me, and I with them. Sometimes it's all English. Needing to speak a mix is a small price to pay for such delicious food, so don't worry about it! Thank you so much for such great food over the years! (As an aside, I'm not AI just because I used an em dash! Of course, that's what an AI would say, so I guess you'll just have to decide for yourself. )

I have been coming here for years and this is one of the best places to get street tacos! I…read moreremembered when this place had a smaller plain white truck and just this year they slowly expanded for a bigger bright orange food truck with more food choices! They used to have $1 tacos night on Wednesday but unfortunately, they decided to stop doing that promotion. I usually just get their street tacos and it always tasty and fresh. I always recommend this place for anyone wanting authentic tacos at an affordable price! Everyone is always so friendly here!

I grew up in the Southwest and love real Mexican cuisine…read more This simple little restaurant did not disappoint! I told them I needed something vegetarian and left the selection open. They didn't let me down. So very delicious! My husband ordered a beef burrito and actually made a comment that it might be the best he's had in years! I forgot to take a photo but trust me, it was great. Well worth the visit! Don't let the location fool you. We'll return.

I think the air condition was out on the day that I went into the restaurant, but that didn't stop…read morethem from cooking their best tacos ever. I always get the same thing three Carne Asada tacos and a pupusa on the side with the cabbage. The staff is always very pleasant and knowledgeable about the menu. The restaurant has tables and chairs, and they do table service.

If i could give this place 10 stars i would!! This is a favorite place of my husband and I. The…read moretacos here are absolutely AMAZING!!! I feel everything is very reasonably priced. It's small and cozy inside. The staff are kind and check up several times throughout the meal.

This place is easily overlooked, but for somebody with celiac disease a whole menu that's gluten…read morefree is incredible. The atmosphere is good, laid back. A very clean and well-run establishment! You can even buy fresh tortillas to go. Staff were friendly and quick with service.

The name of this restaurant is deceiving because it sounds like a fried chicken place, BUT it's…read moremore than that. This is a bakery/restaurant with Hispanic food that reminds you of some of your grandma's cooking. To start, there's plenty of parking. When you come in, the bakery is to the right and the restaurant is to the left. You enter and you are seated quickly. The place is not that big, but packs a crowd and you can't help but notice the amount of people that visit the bakery while you're there. They have a breakfast menu, but we came in to dine. The menu is simple with some pictures. We decided to order the "Carne Encebollado" which is a grilled steak cooked with onions, peppers and tomatoes. It came with rice and beans. You can pick tortillas or hot bread to go with the meal. I picked the bread and it was big. The food was really good and tasty. They didn't take very long. My husband ordered the 3 chorizo tacos with rice and beans and it was very flavorful. Before I left, I ordered their sugar donuts and they are huge! There were many other types of desserts and breads to try too. Overall, I loved this place. I felt like I was eating at my grandma's house. I will be returning to try other menu items.

I used to love this place. I would tell anyone about it. I've been coming here for 5 yrs now. But…read morenow their food is over cooked over priced and nasty. Rice was dry and flavorless. Steak tacos were burnt. It came completely un assembled. They changed the beans the new beans are gross. Not only is the food not good anymore but whoever owns it now or is running it now shouldn't be in business at all. The person I spoke with on the phone was very rude and unprofessional. And now all of a sudden there's a no refund sign. Yea don't eat here!

I'm never in this side of Richmond, but was today and HAD to stop in to give them a try. It's a…read moreLatino Market and restaurant combo with lots of grocery items, a few pharmacy items, fresh produce, meat, prepared foods in a hot box and a full sit down restaurant. I got 3 mixed pupusas and 3 steak tacos. The pupusas were huge, but they were kinda flavorless. The accompanying curtido wasn't sour enough for my liking, either. The winner was the tacos. Delicious, and affordable at like $2.50 each.

For the restaurant side, great food, clean, prompt, super reliable food flavor and quality,…read morereasonable prices, incredibly varied menu. I've never been disappointed, and they keep a busy line. Love their chicharrones and empanadas de plátano de leche, pasteles, and whatever else I have tried from the fritura (fried food) hot bar. They keep hot tortillas in the cooler by the hot bar. The usual butcher is the absolute best! He's very kind and helpful. He always has a wide variety of sausages plus beef shank, smoked pork chops (frozen), and basically anything I need for a good stew, with the exception of my auyama. They even have the most beautiful, very fresh cilantro/cilantro ancho at this location. Ask the butcher for more if you don't see it. I find it well worth going a bit out of my way to pass other amanecer markets to go to this one. The front register service is pretty blah, but they have what I need. Watch the produce though because the prices can be pretty ridiculous at this location, but they're one of few places that have guineo verde (Green banana) and plátano maduro (ripe plantain) always at the perfect ripeness at all times. I do pay the higher price for that there because I've never gotten weird plantains with soft spots or oddly hard ripe plantains here. The more basic produce like cabbage and corn tends to be the most ridiculous price. This is definitely my favorite amanecer markets overall. They have plenty of variety, and they have beautiful-looking seafood in abundance that never ever has an off smell, not even in the least. The habit of storing fresh herbs by the seafood and the butcher handling them would be my only complaint. I'm always cooking my herbs, so I don't worry so much.

So you drive up and it apparently used to be a Burger a…read moreKing. Instead of Home of the Whopper, it says Home of the Taco.... Needless to say it made us go HMM but the reviews looked good on Google my wife picked it and we are always open for something new. The food is AMaAZING! India and Mexican fusion, what what?? Didn't get a picture of it but the chicken tandoori nachos were fabulous... Lots of those red flavorful nuggets of chicken, with I assume white cheese sauce / queso blanco and refried beans all on top of tortilla chips. We were basically full after this Wife got a quesabirria (with a ton of refried beans - I'm a big fan of) and I got a quesadilla Texana - we barely were able to eat it and had a ton of leftovers. Quick service but place was far from busy; I can only assume the owner came over to check on how the food is and what we thought - he is Indian and wife is Mexican which site makes sense for the fusion cuisine. Highly recommended! Bit out of our way but whenever we are going south on 95 and hungry, we will def check it back out. My wife wanted to try something involving the butter chicken. Should have taken photos of the menus - looks like the fusion items aren't prominently shown for current photos Maybe their site will list them? Not sure.

I found this place while in th area a few weeks ago. The food is soooo fresh and not was the best…read moreguac I ever had. The service was great the margherita was good and the food. The food tasted so good and I wish it was one here. Places like this get overlooked because of well-known competitors whose food is not this good. If I'm ever in that area I'm going back! LaShawn

When I walked in, I was famished and eager to try out the menu. What initially concerned me was the…read morelack of pricing on the menu items. This failed to prepare me for the shockingly expensive bill. A soup, 3 tacos and a burrito for $50?! I brushed it off, thinking the quality would make up for it. After receiving our meal well after other patrons who arrived after us, we dug in. I was horribly disappointed. Especially for the price. There was a lack of flavor and the food was horribly dry. I don't think I will be returning

I was craving for Pupusas and haven't had it in like a year. Decided to bring my Brit friend and…read moreher hubby cause she's never had a pupusa before. Their Pupusas were great especially the one with Jalapeño! and surprisingly, my friend ended up liking it. It's good to have open-minded friends who are down to earth. Also, the servers barely spoke English, but they were friendly. Will definitely come back again for their tacos.